Mother Nature postponed the MIAA Division 5 Indoor Track Championships a day, meaning area athletes have an extra 24 hours to prepare for the biggest meet of their season.

The area contingent will test their mettle against the best in the state at the Reggie Lewis Track & Athletic Center in Boston, with the meet, originally set for Sunday, is now slated to begin at 1 p.m. Monday afternoon.

Last year, Mohawk Trail’s Chay Mojallali placed second in the boys high jump while Pioneer’s Louise Flagollet took second in the girls high jump at the D5 championship meet.

There will be locals in the mix to medal on Monday. 

The contingent is led in the boys 55-meter hurdles, where Frontier’s Ben Cachiguango is the No. 1 seed with a top run of 7.93 seconds. Mahar’s Mitchell Krasco is right behind him, earning the No. 2 seed with a seed time of 7.95 seconds. 

In the girls high jump, Mahar’s Stellina Moore is the No. 6 seed with a top leap of 5 feet, 2 inches while Flagollet will be back looking to earn another medal in that event, as she is the No. 8 seed this year with a top jump of five feet even. Sahana Heilman is the No. 9 seed in the girls long jump with a top leap of 16-¼. 

Here are the other locals who qualified and are heading to Boston on Monday, listed by event, seed and qualifying mark or time: 

For Athol, Karleigh Chase was the lone athlete to qualify as she is the No. 24 seed in the girls shot put with a top toss of 28-11.75. 

For the Frontier girls, Hannah Davis is seeded 18th in the 55 hurdles (9.53), Josie Fosnot is seeded 27th in the 300 (45.10), Phoebe Radner is seeded 20th in the 600 (1:52.53), Perla Ordaz is the No. 23 seed in the 600 (1:52.53), Claire McFarland is the No. 34 seed in the 600 (1:54.89), Lilly Novak is seeded 14th in the shot put (30-4.5), Maia Christensen enters as the No. 20 seed in the high jump (4-10) while Mary Burt is seeded 22nd in the event (4-10). Sasha Malo, Ordaz, Radner and McFarland qualified in the 4x800 (11:13.28) while McFarland, Madelyn Antes, Maia Fosnot and Josie Fosnot are running in the 4x400 (4:31.85). 

For the Redhawk boys, Tavo Vincent-Warner is seeded No. 26 in the 55 hurdles (8.68), Cachiguango is seeded 33rd in the 55 (6.86), Adrien Pazmandy enters seeded 26th in the 600 (1:30.60), Luke Howard comes in at No. 22 in the 1,000 (2:48.37) and at No. 19 in the 2 mile (10:31.04) while Oliver Brown is seeded No. 34 in the high jump (5-8). Cachiguango, Pazmandy, Tegan Dexter and Vincent-Warner will run in the 4x200 (1:37.03), Augustus Radner, Adam Paul, Brown and Howard will compete in the 4x800 (9:04.66) and Cachiguango, Dexter, Vincent-Warner and Pazmandy will compete in the 4x400 (3:45.32). 

Mason Youmell qualified for the Greenfield boys, where he is the No. 21 seed in the 55 hurdles (8.60) and the No. 33 seed in the 600 (1:31.47). Javion Williams also qualified in the long jump and will be the No. 40 seed (18-11.50). 

For the Mahar boys, David Phelps enters seeded 43rd in the 55 hurdles (8.94) and 31st in the long jump (19-3), Mathieu Soucy is seeded 28th in the 55 (6.84) and 34th in the 300 (37.68), Krasco enters as the No. 12 seed in the high jump (6-0) and the No. 24 seed in the long jump (19-5.5). Moore is also the 28 seed in the 55 hurdles (9.91) for the Mahar girls. 

Virginia Krezmien is the lone Mohawk Trail athlete who qualified for Monday, as she comes in as the No. 22 seed in the girls mile (5:47.01) and the 19 seed in the girls 1,000 (3:24.48). 

For the Pioneer girls, Heilman is the No. 17 seed in the 55 hurdles (9.37), Emmanuelle Flagollet is seeded 30th in the 55 hurdles (9.94) and Louise Flagollet is the No. 29 seed in the 55 (7.87). Emmanuelle Flagollet, Dani Teaca, Heilman and Louise Flagollet will run in the 4x400 relay (4:35.77). Ryan Spofford is the lone Panther boys to qualify, as he enters as the No. 44 seed in the 2 mile (10:58.52).