The East Boston boys’ track and field team dominated the accolades in capturing the Boston Public Schools Indoor Track and Field title at the Reggie Lewis Center Wednesday afternoon.

The Jets totaled 107 points in the 12 scored events in the two-day championship, including three first-place and six second-place finishes.

“We’ve been working hard since the very first week of December,’’ said coach Garcia Dalzon, who was named North Coach of the Year following the meet. “It’s a team effort. With track, it can seem like a very individualistic sport, but you can’t win without the whole team. I’m very proud of them.’’

East Boston senior captain Joel Pastrana earned the Male Athlete of the Meet award with his victory in the long jump (21 feet, 10 inches) and second-place finish in the 55-meter dash (6.63 seconds).

Another top performer for the Jets was junior Jordan Mejia, who came in second in both the mile (4 minutes, 56 seconds) and 2 miles (11:03), trailing O’Bryant junior Sean Dykens in both events.

Mejia’s legs gave out and he collapsed after crossing the finish line in the mile, but he said it was worth “using up all of [his] juice’’ in achieving his goal of breaking the five-minute barrier.

“I just wanted to run as fast as I could and at the end I couldn’t feel my legs anymore,’’ he said. “I’m happy I gave it my all though.’’

Brighton came in second with 85 points and the next closest team was O’Bryant in third with 39.

“Like coach [Dalzon] says, every part has to work,’’ Mejia said. “If one part of the machine doesn’t work, it’s going to fail. I’m glad that everybody stepped up and did what they had to do today.’’

On the girls’ side, Latin Academy won its seventh straight Boston Public Schools Indoor Championship after recording 100 points without a first-place finish.

Senior Catherine Van Even took second place in the mile (6:25) and 2 miles (13:53) and senior Tajahane Francis captured second in the 55-meter hurdles (10.44 seconds) and third in the high jump (4 feet). Both contributed to a third-place finish in the 4 x 400 meter relay for the Dragons.

“[Van Even and Francis] totally exemplify the type of depth we have with us not having a first-place finish,’’ said coach Brian Leussler. “They did a fantastic job and were really instrumental in us winning.’’

Boys’ basketball

O’Bryant 80, East Boston 30 — Romario Ebanks (20 points) drained six 3-pointers and eighth-grader Dasonte Bowen added 14 points and seven assists to propel the 12th-ranked Tigers (14-3) to their eighth straight win.

Latin Academy 75, Fenway 52 — Ikenna Azums netted 23 points for the Dragons (10-4).

St. John’s Prep 59, Hamilton-Wenham 53 — Nate Hobbs’s 26 points powered the Eagles.

Girls’ basketball

Hanover 55, Quincy 35 — Meghan Rabb had 16 points and 10 rebounds and Erin Flynn added 14 points for the 11th-ranked Indians (14-1).

O’Bryant 80, East Boston 30 — Romario Ebanks (20 points) drained six 3-pointers and eighth-grader Dasonte Bowen added 14 points and seven assists to propel the 12th-ranked Tigers (14-3) to their eighth straight win.

Tech Boston 49, Brighton 32 — Tiana Daniel powered the Bears (11-2) with a game-high 21 points.

Boys’ hockey

East Boston 5, Latin Academy 2 — Jake Giangiangiro scored two goals for the Jets (15-2).

Lynn Classical 3, Bedford 1 — Ryan Clark netted the go-ahead goal at the end of the second period and John DiFilippo scored twice for Lynn Classical (10-3-2).

Walpole 1, Braintree 0 — James Corcoran recorded a shutout as the ninth-ranked Rebels (17-0-1) topped 19th-ranked Wamps (10-5-1). Robert Colburn had the lone goal for Walpole.

Winthrop 6, Beverly 1 — Charlie Page scored three goals for the Vikings (13-1-2).

Girls’ hockey

Canton 3, Falmouth 0 — JunColleen Kelleher made 31 saves to earn her sixth shutout for the Bulldogs (7-3-6).

Duxbury 2, Hingham 0 — Jackie Hayden scored late in the second period and Kate McDermott converted late in the third, lifting the 14th-ranked Dragons (9-4-4) past the No. 13 Harborwomen (7-5-5) at Pilgrim Arena.

St. Mary’s 3, Archbishop Williams 1 — Seventh-grader Aylah Cioffi netted all three goals for the seventh-ranked Spartans (12-2-1).

Westwood 6, Franklin 0 — Kat Keith and Nicole Schneiders combined for 8 points for the 18th-ranked Wolverines (13-4-2).

Westford 5, Waltham 2 — Colleen Ellis netted a pair of goals for the eighth-ranked Grey Ghosts (12-2-1).

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