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Boys Indoor Track

Hillhouse boys, girls take home Class M state titles

By Dan Nowak | February 9, 2019

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Jada Boyd, of Hillhouse High School, crosses the finish line to win the fourth heat of the 600 Meter run in the CIAC Class M track and field championship at the Floyd Little Athletic Center in New Haven on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2019. Boyd won the finals with a time of 1:36.98.
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Jada Boyd, of Hillhouse High School, crosses the finish line to win the fourth heat of the 600 Meter run in the CIAC Class M track and field championship at the Floyd Little Athletic Center in New Haven on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2019. Boyd won the finals with a time of 1:36.98.

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Hillhouse's Neal Eley wins the 55-meter dash ahead of Masuk's Conor Mahony in the Class M indoor track and field championship Saturday in New Haven.
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Hillhouse’s Neal Eley wins the 55-meter dash ahead of Masuk’s Conor Mahony in the Class M indoor track and field championship Saturday in New Haven.

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Hillhouse's Neal Eley competes in the high jump in the Class M indoor track and field championship Saturday in New Haven.
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Hillhouse’s Neal Eley competes in the high jump in the Class M indoor track and field championship Saturday in New Haven.

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Hillhouse's Ayesha Nelson clears the last hurdle to win the 55 meter hurdles in the Class M indoor track and field championship Saturday in New Haven.
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Hillhouse’s Ayesha Nelson clears the last hurdle to win the 55 meter hurdles in the Class M indoor track and field championship Saturday in New Haven.

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Hillhouse's Deshaune Poole leads the pack en route to a win in the 55 meter hurdles in the Class M indoor track and field championship Saturday in New Haven. Masuk's Aidan McShane, left of Poole, finished second.
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Hillhouse’s Deshaune Poole leads the pack en route to a win in the 55 meter hurdles in the Class M indoor track and field championship Saturday in New Haven. Masuk’s Aidan McShane, left of Poole, finished second.

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New Fairfield's Patrick Gibbons beats out Watertown's Daniel Ottowitz and Northwestern's Christopher Grenfell to win the first heat of the 1000 meters in the Class M indoor track championships in New Haven on Saturday.
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New Fairfield’s Patrick Gibbons beats out Watertown’s Daniel Ottowitz and Northwestern’s Christopher Grenfell to win the first heat of the 1000 meters in the Class M indoor track championships in New Haven on Saturday.

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Weston's Natalie Haythorn crosses the finish line to win the first heat of the 1000 meters in the Class M indoor track and field championship Saturday in New Haven.
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Weston’s Natalie Haythorn crosses the finish line to win the first heat of the 1000 meters in the Class M indoor track and field championship Saturday in New Haven.

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The boys long jump event in the CIAC Class M track and field championship at the Floyd Little Athletic Center in New Haven on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2019.
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The boys long jump event in the CIAC Class M track and field championship at the Floyd Little Athletic Center in New Haven on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2019.

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Rhys Hammond, of Stonington High School, beats out Marzio Mastroianni, of Branford High School, to win the second heat of the 1000 Meter run in the CIAC Class M track and field championship at the Floyd Little Athletic Center in New Haven on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2019. Hammond won the finals with a time of 2:31.80 and Mastroianni came in second with a time of 2:32.92.
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Rhys Hammond, of Stonington High School, beats out Marzio Mastroianni, of Branford High School, to win the second heat of the 1000 Meter run in the CIAC Class M track and field championship at the Floyd Little Athletic Center in New Haven on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2019. Hammond won the finals with a time of 2:31.80 and Mastroianni came in second with a time of 2:32.92.

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Sydney Schultz, of Ellington High School, crosses the finish line ahead of Rocky Hill High School's Elizabeth Stockman to win the second heat of the 1000 Meter run in the CIAC Class M track and field championship at the Floyd Little Athletic Center in New Haven on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2019. Schultz won the finals with a time of 3:02.83 and Stockman came in second with a time of 3:03.95.
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Sydney Schultz, of Ellington High School, crosses the finish line ahead of Rocky Hill High School’s Elizabeth Stockman to win the second heat of the 1000 Meter run in the CIAC Class M track and field championship at the Floyd Little Athletic Center in New Haven on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2019. Schultz won the finals with a time of 3:02.83 and Stockman came in second with a time of 3:03.95.

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Jared Sharp, of Suffield High School, crosses the finish line to win the eighth heat of the 600 Meter run ahead of Talib McBride, of Hillhouse High School, and Jeremy Saluzzi, of Joel Barlow High School, in the CIAC Class M track and field championship at the Floyd Little Athletic Center in New Haven on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2019. Sharp won the finals with a time of 1:24.73, McBride came in second with a time of 1:25.42, and Saluzzi came in third with a time of 1:25.47.
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Jared Sharp, of Suffield High School, crosses the finish line to win the eighth heat of the 600 Meter run ahead of Talib McBride, of Hillhouse High School, and Jeremy Saluzzi, of Joel Barlow High School, in the CIAC Class M track and field championship at the Floyd Little Athletic Center in New Haven on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2019. Sharp won the finals with a time of 1:24.73, McBride came in second with a time of 1:25.42, and Saluzzi came in third with a time of 1:25.47.

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The boys pole vault event in the CIAC Class M track and field championship at the Floyd Little Athletic Center in New Haven on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2019.
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The boys pole vault event in the CIAC Class M track and field championship at the Floyd Little Athletic Center in New Haven on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2019.

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The boys pole vault event in the CIAC Class M track and field championship at the Floyd Little Athletic Center in New Haven on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2019.
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The boys pole vault event in the CIAC Class M track and field championship at the Floyd Little Athletic Center in New Haven on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2019.

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The boys pole vault event in the CIAC Class M track and field championship at the Floyd Little Athletic Center in New Haven on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2019.
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The boys pole vault event in the CIAC Class M track and field championship at the Floyd Little Athletic Center in New Haven on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2019.

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The boys high jump event in the CIAC Class M track and field championship at the Floyd Little Athletic Center in New Haven on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2019.
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The boys high jump event in the CIAC Class M track and field championship at the Floyd Little Athletic Center in New Haven on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2019.

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The boys high jump event in the CIAC Class M track and field championship at the Floyd Little Athletic Center in New Haven on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2019.
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The boys high jump event in the CIAC Class M track and field championship at the Floyd Little Athletic Center in New Haven on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2019.

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The girls long jump event in the CIAC Class M track and field championship at the Floyd Little Athletic Center in New Haven on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2019.
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NEW HAVEN — While the Hillhouse boys literally ran away with the team title in the CIAC Class M indoor track and field championships at Floyd Little Athletic Center, it took a win in the final event by Hillhouse to claim the girls title after trailing Weston most of the meet on Saturday.

Deshaune Poole won the 55 hurdles (7.74 seconds), 300 (35.35) and ran a leg of the team’s win in the 4×400 (3:28.29, meet record) and Neal Eley won the 55 (6.53), high jump (6 feet) and long jump (22-3.75) to lead Hillhouse to the boys team title with 87 points. Suffield was second with 56 points and Weston third with 41, followed by Stonington (38), Tolland (33) and Masuk (23). 

In the girls meet, with one event left, Hillhouse and Weston were tied at 66 going into the 4×400 relay. The Academics won the event in 4:03.13 and Weston was second, giving Hillhouse the team title with 76 points. Weston was second with 74 points, Sheehan third with 35, followed by St. Joseph (27), Berlin (25) and Ellington (24).

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Jada Boyd, who won the 600 (1:36.98) and the 300 (41.44), ran the first leg of the 4×400 and gave the Academics about a 10-meter lead to work with in the relay. Enyla Williams, De’Janay Davis, and Nyimah Ambrose completed the final three legs for the win and meet title.

“Winning the title and contributing to the team feels great,” Boyd said. “It’s always great to win a state championship. We just go out and have fun.

“As an individual, getting three wins feels great. My game plan is always to go out fast and finish strong.”

COMPLETE CLASS M RESULTS

The Hillhouse boys won their fifth straight title, while it was the second straight for the girls.

“The ultimate goal is to always win both the boys and girls team titles,” Hillhouse coach Gary Moore said. “I don’t feel right when one team wins and the other doesn’t. When that happens you have one team excited about winning and then there is the sadness and disappointment of the team that doesn’t win.

“So winning both titles is great. The boys and girls worked hard for this. The girls made it a little tougher for themselves, but they all came through and battled hard today for the title.”

In the boys competition, Poole was enjoying himself and the Academics’ successful day.

“I’m definitely having a good time,” Poole said. “I had fun competing today, I just love competing. What’s been working for me is my strong finishes. Coach Moore has worked a lot with me to improve my finishes.

“Now we’re focusing on improving my starts. Having success in my events is great. But the main goal is get points for the team. We all came out here today to do our best and contribute to the team.”

In other events, Hillhouse freshman Gary Moore Jr., coach Moore’s son, was second in the shot put (48-3.5) behind Stonington’s (48-4).  Hillhouse’s Talib McBride was second in the 600 (1:25.42) behind Suffield’s Jared Sharp (1:24.73). Lewis Mills’ Aidan O’Connor won the pole vault, clearing 14 feet and Nicholas Constantini of Foran was second (13-6).  Michael Toppin of Lyman Hall finished second to Poole in both the long jump (20-10.25) and 300 (35.77). 

Caleb Tondora of Foran was second in the high jump (5-10).

Stonington’s Rhys Hammon won the 1000 meters in in 2:31.80 and was a member of the Bears’ championship sprint medley relay team. Marzio Mastroianni of Branford was second in the 1000 (2:32.92)

Suffield’s Nick Sinofsky (4:29.49) and Kyle Englander (4:29.81) went 1-2 in the 1600. Englander was second in the 3200 behind Tolland’s Alec Sauter (9:41.75). Tolland had four of the top fivie and six of the top 11 finishers in the 3200. Englander, Sinofsky and Sharp teamed with Cam Miller to win the 4×800 for Suffield.

In the girls meet, Ayesha Nelson contributed to the Hillhouse title with wins in the 55 (7.31), 55 hurdles (8.48) and ran a leg of the winning sprint medley relay (4:19.11).

One of the standouts for Weston was Elise Russell who dominated the pole vault to get the win with a vault of 11 feet.

“Last year I got 9 feet here, so I’m happy with 11 feet,” Russell said. “My focus is to keep improving with the goal of 11-7, the qualifying mark for nationals. I still need to work on things but getting a win like this today is a step in the right direction. The big key is contributing to the team’s success.”

Wolcott’s Kathryn Rodrigues won both the 1600 meters (5:12.75) and 3200 meters (11:24.60).

Berlin’s Patricia Mroczkowski set the Class M indoor record, clearing 5-6.25. The previous record was 5-6, set in 2000.

Sacred Heart Academy had an interesting event with three sisters competing in the 4×200 relay. Kayla Cameron, Aliya Cameron, Meaghan Cameron and Bianca Kave led Sacred Heart Academy to a fourth-place finish in 1:51.72. Kave was also sixth in the 55 (7.76) and Aliya Cameron was second in the long jump (17-0.5) and third in the 55 hurdles (8.86).

“The girls really have great technique and work well together in the 4×400,” Sacred Heart Academy coach Pat Redding said. “They’re gymnasts and that also contributes to their success. But hard work has been a big reason for their success and the team’s success.”

Sacred Heart Academy finished seventh with 21 points.

Others who had success include Olivia Johnson of St. Joseph who won the long jump (17-3.75), Kayla Clark of St. Joseph was second in the 55 hurdles (8.64), Kyra Connolly of Sheehan was second in the pole vault (9-0) and Johnae Jones of Career was second in the 300 (42.59).

CLASS M GIRLS RESULTS

Team Scores

1) Hillhouse 76; 2) Weston 74; 3) Sheehan 35; 4) St. Joseph 27; 5) Berlin 25; 6) Ellington 24; 7) Sacred Heart Academy 21; 8) Career Magnet 20; 8) Wolcott 20; 10) Tolland 16; 10) Stonington 16; 10) Bacon Academy 16; 13) Joel Barlow 14; 14) Bethel 13; 15) Rocky Hill 10; 15) East Haven 10; 17) Watertown 9; 17) New Fairfield 9; 19) Lewis Mills 8; 20) Stratford 7; 21) Brookfield 6; 22) Northwestern 4; 23) Jonathan Law 2; 23) Suffield 2; 25) Lauralton Hall 1

Individual results

Hillhouse’s Ayesha Nelson wins the 55 dash Class M state title #cttrack pic.twitter.com/eOgxD8XcOV

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55 Meter Dash: 1. Ayesha Nelson, Hillhouse, 7.31; 2. Noelle Konior, Berlin, 7.43; 3. Kisha Francois, East Haven, 7.47; 4. Mariella Schweitzer, Joel Barlow, 7.60; 5. Jocelyn Wirth, Jonathan Law, 7.69; 6. Bianca Kave, Sacred Heart, 7.76.

300: 1. Jada Boyd, Hillhouse, 41.44; 2. Johnae Jones, Career Magnet, 42.59; 3. Elle Moshier, Stratford, 42.90; 4. Avery Winters, Sheehan, 43.26; 5. Julia Mansfield, Sheehan, 43.52; 6. Emma Zaccagnini, Watertown, 43.68.

Hillhouse’s Jada Boyd wins the Class M state title in the 600 #cttrack pic.twitter.com/CTqV7RRxjO

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600: 1. Jada Boyd, Hillhouse, 1:36.98; 2. Julia Rosenberg, Weston, 1:38.80; 3. Olivia Dubuc, Sheehan, 1:40.23; 4. Sydney Dzenutis, Northwestern, 1:41.50; 5. Meaghan Cameron, Sacred Heart, 1:41.88; 6. Emma Zaccagnini, Watertown, 1:42.63.

Ellington’s Sydney Schultz wins the girls 1,000 Class M state title #cttrack pic.twitter.com/iaweNTacaO

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1000: 1. Sydney Schultz, Ellington, 3:02.83; 2. Elizabeth Stockman, Rocky Hill, 3:03.95; 3. Ava Zielinski, Weston, 3:05.38; 4. Ava Graham, Bethel, 3:12.80; 5. Lindsey Orr, Stonington, 3:13.80; 6. Elisabeth Brown, Sheehan, 3:14.65.

1600: 1. Kathryn Rodrigues, Wolcott, 5:12.75; 2. Mie Axelsson, Weston, 5:17.55; 3. Jordan Malloy, Bacon Academ, 5:17.58; 4. Samantha Ruggiero, New Fairfiel, 5:31.67; 5. Peyton Bornstein, Tolland, 5:34.59; 6. Juliana Cancellieri, Berlin, 5:40.25.

3200: 1. Kathryn Rodrigues, Wolcott, 11:24.60; 2. Ava Graham, Bethel, 11:32.88; 3. Juliet Bussell, Brookfield, 11:34.52; 4. Hazel Hudson, New Fairfield, 11:34.72; 5. Elizabeth Stockman, Rocky Hill, 11:45.69; 6. Kayla Cohen, New Fairfield, 11:47.17.

Hillhouse’s Ayesha Nelson wins the 55 girls hurdles Class M title #cttrack pic.twitter.com/SB3rB6SCrk

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55 Meter Hurdles: 1. Ayesha Nelson, Hillhouse, 8.48; 2. Kayla Clark, St. Joseph, 8.64; 3. Aliya Cameron, Sacred Heart, 8.86; 4. Mariella Schweitzer, Joel Barlow, 8.94; 5. Nia Christie, St. Joseph, J8.94; 6. Vida Harris, Hillhouse, 9.10.

Weston wins the girls 4×200 Class M state title #cttrack pic.twitter.com/ZDcp1nmFGk

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4×200 Meter Relay: 1. Weston (Elise Russell, Lauren Bigelow, Nicole Sztachelski, Hannah Greene), 1:47.84; 2. Career Magnet (Shana Jackson, Sofia Soriano, Gabriela Soriano, Johnae Jones), 1:48.42; 3. Sheehan (Amanda Castaldi, Clarisse Aminawung, Avery Winters, Julia Mansfield), 1:48.79; 4. Sacred Heart Academy (Bianca Kave, Aliya Cameron, Kayla Cameron, Meaghan Cameron), 1:51.72; 5. Hillhouse (Le’andra Allen Miller, Vida Harris, Amari Jones, Xzavea Bradley Glover), 1:52.42; 6. Stratford (Chi-Chi Anekwe, Kelly Goddard, Ava Buckmir, Elle Moshier), 1:53.32.

4×400 Meter Relay: 1. Hillhouse (Jada Boyd, Enyla Williams, De’Janay Davis, Nyimah Ambrose), 4:03.13; 2. Weston (Nicole Sztachelski, Julia Rosenberg, Lauren Bigelow, Ava Zielinski), 4:05.71; 3. Sheehan (Olivia Dubuc, Clarisse Aminawung, Avery Winters, Julia Mansfield), 4:13.55; 4. Career Magnet (Sofia Soriano, Gabriela Soriano, Shana Jackson, Johnae Jones), 4:14.69; 5. Ellington (Clara Mattson, Madison Holden, Ella Moser, Sydney Schultz), 4:16.34; 6. Watertown (Emily Gursky, Kaitlynn Thrall, Malina LaCapra, Emma Zaccagnini), 4:22.69.

The Weston girls win the 4×800 Class M state title #cttrack pic.twitter.com/6qGkgAncYY

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4×800 Meter Relay: 1. Weston (Mie Axelsson, Natalie Haythorn, Kathleen Saussy, Michelle Gutowski), 9:55.41; 2. Stonington (Emma Small, Jessica Detwiler, Megan Detwiler, Lindsey Orr), 9:56.86; 3. Tolland (Peyton Bornstein, Calista Mayer, Isabelle McNamee, Kaitlyn Bedard), 10:03.98; 4. Ellington (Kathryn Bonanno, Caroline Minich, Kaitlyn Mead, Clara Mattson), 10:20.63; 5. Berlin (Alexa Monroe, Madison Monroe, Gabrielle Foster, Taylor Desmarais), 10:25.81; 6. Lauralton Hall (Abigail Baisley, Charlotte Costikyan, Rachel Wywoda, Mary Feeney), 10:29.39.

Hillhouse girls win the SMR Class M state title #cttrack pic.twitter.com/wkuGmEHPyv

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1600 Sprint Medley: 1. Hillhouse (Ayesha Nelson, Le’andra Allen Miller, Nyimah Ambrose, De’Janay Davis), 4:19.11; 2. Ellington (Ella Moser, Clara Mattson, Madison Holden, Sydney Schultz), 4:19.78; 3. Weston (Elise Russell, Lauren Bigelow, Nicole Sztachelski, Michelle Gutowski), 4:21.21; 4. Berlin (Noelle Konior, Maxine Muscatello, Kylie Gentile, Megan Perrotta), 4:25.41; 5. Stonington (Kaleigh Bolduc, Vanessa Benjamin, Megan Detwiler, Jessica Detwiler), 4:33.34; 6. Sheehan (Allison Villano, Patrice Mansfield, Clarisse Aminawung, Elisabeth Brown), 4:39.11.

High Jump: 1. Patricia Mroczkowski, Berlin, 5-06.25#; 2. Tianna St. Louis, Tolland, 5-04; 3. Hannah Greene, Weston, 5-02; 4. Nia Christie, St. Joseph, J5-02; 5. Kayla Clark, St. Joseph, J5-02; 6. Vassa Rezvaya, Bethel, 5-00.

Pole Vault: 1. Elise Russell, Weston, 11-00; 2. Kyra Connolly, Sheehan, 9-00; 3. Kelsey DeJesus, Watertown, J9-00; 4. Keegan Donohue, Stonington, 8-06; 5. Evelyn Miano, Weston, J8-06; 6. Erin Brennan, Sheehan, 8-00.

Long Jump: 1. Olivia Johnson, St. Joseph, 17-03.75; 2. Aliya Cameron, Sacred Heart, 17-00.50; 3. Mariella Schweitzer, Joel Barlow, 16-09.25; 4. Kisha Francois, East Haven, 16-07; 5. Nyimah Ambrose, Hillhouse, 16-02.75; 6. Nia Christie, St. Joseph, 16-02.

Shot Put: 1. Natalie Rolon-Issa, Bacon Academ, 39-05.25; 2. Sydney Mello, Lewis Mills, 39-02; 3. Jalynn McCown, Hillhouse, 38-03.50; 4. Leah Moore, Hillhouse, 37-10.50; 5. Emma Coggins, Suffield, 34-09.75; 6. Sharmaine Donaldson, Hillhouse, J34-09.75.

CLASS M BOYS RESULTS

Team Scores

1) Hillhouse 87; 2) Suffield 56; 3) Weston 41; 4) Stonington 38; 5) Tolland 33; 6) Masuk 23; 7) St. Joseph 19; 8) Branford 18; 8) Lyman Hall 18; 8) Ellington 18; 11) Ledyard 17; 12) Foran 14; 13) Avon 12; 14) Waterford 10; 14) Lewis Mills 10; 16) Sheehan 7; 17) Watertown 6; 17) New Fairfield 6; 17) Joel Barlow 6; 17) Norwich Tech 6; 17) Killingly 6; 22) Brookfield 5; 23) Jonathan Law 3; 24) Prince Tech 2; 24) Bethel 2; 26) Wolcott 1; 26) Bacon Academy 1

Individual results

Hillhouse’s Neal Eley wins the 55 dash Class M state title #cttrack pic.twitter.com/mzz4rqoop6

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55 Meter Dash: 1. Neal Eley, Hillhouse, 6.53; 2. Conor Mahony, Masuk, 6.65; 3. Jaden Shirden, St. Joseph, 6.75; 4. Travon Brown, Ledyard, 6.76; 5. James Smith, Ledyard, J6.76; 6. Karl Bruce-Tagoe, St. Joseph, 6.78.

300: 1. Deshaune Poole, Hillhouse, 35.35; 2. Michael Toppin, Lyman Hall, 35.77; 3. Baruch Goodman, Weston, 36.26; 4. Ralphael Hawkins, Hillhouse, 36.79; 5. Preston Aldrich, Ellington, 36.98; 6. Conor Mahony, Masuk, 37.73.

Suffield’s Jared Sharp comes back to win the boys Class M title in the 600 #cttrack pic.twitter.com/HGS09VshWg

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600: 1. Jared Sharp, Suffield, 1:24.73; 2. Talib McBride, Hillhouse, 1:25.42; 3. Jeremy Saluzzi, Joel Barlow, 1:25.47; 4. Keith Caouette, Watertown, 1:26.97; 5. Jerold Lambert, New Fairfiel, 1:27.63; 6. Dale Thompson, Hillhouse, 1:27.91.

Stonington’s Rhys Hammond wins the the boys 1000 Class M title #cttrack pic.twitter.com/sLryD7iYIg

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1000: 1. Rhys Hammond, Stonington, 2:31.80; 2. Marzio Mastroianni, Branford, 2:32.92; 3. Tobey Bill, Weston, 2:37.54; 4. Cam Miller, Suffield, 2:38.14; 5. Nate Davidson, Suffield, 2:39.04; 6. Jadon Parris, Brookfield, 2:39.43.

1600: 1. Nick Sinofsky, Suffield, 4:29.49; 2. Kyle Englander, Suffield, 4:29.81; 3. Jack Martin, Avon, 4:29.83; 4. Anthony Golino, New Fairfield, 4:32.30; 5. Jackson Cayward, Tolland, 4:32.34; 6. Andrew Janus, Bacon Academy, 4:38.03.

3200: 1. Alec Sauter, Tolland, 9:41.75; 2. Kyle Englander, Suffield, 9:44.33; 3. Killian McNamee, Tolland, 9:45.94; 4. Jacob Gerow, Tolland, 9:49.59; 5. Nathan Polangeli, Tolland, 9:55.22; 6. Nicholas Bendtsen, Wolcott, 10:00.48.

Hillhouse’s Deshaun Poole wins the 55 hurdles Class M state title #cttrack pic.twitter.com/akTvIojbsW

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55 Meter Hurdles: 1. Deshaune Poole, Hillhouse, 7.74; 2. Aidan McShane, Masuk, 8.02; 3. Jared Lovell, Waterford, 8.04; 4. Myles Hall, St. Joseph, 8.05; 5. Adam Aponte, Bethel, 8.18; 6. Samuel Chicha, Weston, 8.20.

Ledyard wins the boys 4×200 Class M title #cttrack pic.twitter.com/geaGyfVxPw

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4×200 Meter Relay: 1. Ledyard (James Smith, Travon Brown, Jahmik Devone, Robbie Petriel), 1:34.64; 2. St. Joseph (Chris Coughlin, Myles Hall, Darren Warren, Jaden Shirden), 1:35.23; 3. Masuk (Steven Lee, Aidan McShane, Christopher Tillotson, Conor Mahony), 1:36.49; 4. Waterford (Marcus Lovell, Marcus Elliott, Kayvon Negahban, Christopher Smith), 1:37.81; 5. Jonathan Law (Alexander Lazar, Chris Wooten, Jackson Warters, Naheim Washington), 1:37.83; 6. Stonington (Suphasin Inthasit, Graham Johnstone, Martin Vernet, Benjamin Abely), 1:37.98.

4×400 Meter Relay: 1. Hillhouse (Talib McBride, Dale Thompson, Ralphael Hawkins, Deshaune Poole), 3:28.29#; 2. Weston (Tobey Bill, Aiden Kyle, John Cassol, Baruch Goodman), 3:30.17; 3. Ellington (Daniel Broding, Jack Olender, Nicholas Sivo, Preston Aldrich), 3:33.81; 4. Suffield (Brett Mockalis, Cam Miller, Nick Sinofsky, Jared Sharp), 3:34.28; 5. Lyman Hall (Jake Ranney, Andrew Horobin, Luke Horobin, Michael Toppin), 3:34.81; 6. Stonington (Ethan Allen-Fernandez, Chase Flynn, Joseph Hinckley, Rhys Hammond), 3:34.95.

Suffield cruises to a state title win in the Class M 4×800 #cttrack pic.twitter.com/vcjhdbuUyO

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4×800 Meter Relay: 1. Suffield (Cam Miller, Jared Sharp, Kyle Englander, Nick Sinofsky), 8:05.73#; 2. Tolland (Nathan Polangeli, Killian McNamee, Alec Sauter, Stephen Sutton), 8:16.22#; 3. Ellington (Joshua Stone, Nicholas Sivo, Daniel Broding, Jack Olender), 8:18.04; 4. Avon (Jack Martin, Tyler Hinrichs, Hari Patchigolla, Anish Rajamanickam), 8:24.95; 5. Branford (Nolan Scott, Andrew Betzig, Cheng Wu, Matthew Daley), 8:28.80; 6. Weston (Aiden Kyle, Kevin Crowley, Matthew Lagana, Neil Kaeslin), 8:36.05.

Stonington wins the boys SMR Class M state title #cttrack pic.twitter.com/A43avYMvLz

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1600 Sprint Medley: 1. Stonington (Benjamin Abely, Martin Vernet, Joseph Hinckley, Rhys Hammond), 3:41.84; 2. Branford (Praneeth Ganedi, Carlos Macaay, Matthew Daley, Marzio Mastroianni), 3:46.32; 3. Hillhouse (To Rae Wright, Ralphael Hawkins, Dale Thompson, Talib McBride), 3:46.81; 4. Brookfield (David Henke, Seth Quattro, Schyler Parris, Jadon Parris), 3:51.18; 5. Watertown (Ian Judd, Joseph Skowronski, Keith Caouette, Johnathan Polletta), 3:51.96; 6. Ledyard (James Smith, Travon Brown, Jahmik Devone, Simon Reichert), 3:54.06.

High Jump: 1. Neal Eley, Hillhouse, 6-00; 2. Jagger Petersen, Norwich Tech, 5-10; 2. Caleb Tondora, Foran, 5-10; 2. Samuel Chicha, Weston, 5-10; 5.Elliot Metviner, Weston, J5-10; 6. Jonathan Contaxis, Jonathan Law, J5-10.

Pole Vault: 1. Aidan O’Connor, Lewis Mills, 14-00; 2. Nicholas Costantini, Foran, 13-06; 3. Joseph Hinckley, Stonington, J13-06; 4. Matthew Bigelow, Weston, 13-00; 5. Vaughn Campos, Weston, 12-06; 6. Oliver Zych, Weston, 12-00.

Long Jump: 1. Neal Eley, Hillhouse, 22-03.75; 2. Michael Toppin, Lyman Hall, 20-10.25; 3. Jelani Johnson, Killingly, 20-07; 4. Samuel Chicha, Weston, 20-03.25; 5. Max Raha, Avon, 20-03; 6. Maxwell Luddy, Sheehan, 19-08.50.

Shot Put: 1. Grayson DelGrosso, Stonington, 48-04; 2. Gary Moore Jr., Hillhouse, 48-03.50; 3. Cyle Martindale, Sheehan, 46-03.50; 4. Ethan Wilkie, Ellington, 45-01; 5. Devin Fitzpatrick, Prince Tech, 44-00.75; 6. Aaron Lange, Tolland, 42-06.75.

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