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NHS Track And Field Teams Earn Victories

By Andy Hutchison

Published: May 05, 2016 12:00 AM

Newtown High School's track and field teams continue their winning ways. The girls defeated host Bunnell of Stratford 114-36, New Milford 111-39, and Kolbe Cathedral of Bridgeport 141-8, on May 2. The boys defeated New Milford 78.5-71.5, Bunnell 91.5-58.5, and Kolbe 148-1 at Blue & Gold Stadium, on May 3. The boys also had some strong results from the O'Grady's Relays at Danbury High this past weekend. Highlights are as follows:GirlsBoysO'Grady Relays:

4x800 relay: 1. Emily Neave, Stephanie Edwards, Georgia Filter, Olivia Caplan 10:56.1.

4x100: 1. Brianna Lovely, Jaclyn O'Leary, Hailey Conrad, Carly Swierbut 52.2 9.

100 hurdles: 1. Makenna Cerney 16.9, 4. Audrey Benson 18.8.

100 dash: 1. Swierbut 13.0, 4. O'Leary 13.8.

1600: 1. Erin Tressler 5:28.2, 4. Kelsey Miller 6:01, 5. Willow Pears 6:04.

400: 1. Conrad NHS 62.4, 3. Grace Corcoran 64.8, 4. Rylee Mulligan 66.3.

300 hurdles: 1. Cerney 48.7, 4. Jordan Stofko 53.1, 5. Benson 55.5.

800: 2. Madison Findley 2:36.8, 5. Caplan 2:46.4.

3200: 1. Sarah Mawdsley 11:51.6, 3. Miller 13:00.4.

200: 1. Swierbut 26.7, 4. O'Leary 28.7.

4x400: 1. Tressler, Camryn Cicarelli, Findley, Corcoran, 4:27.3.

High jump: 1. Cameron Vazquez 4-10, 3. Kaitlyn McNichols 4-6, 4. Elizabeth Mawdsley 4-4.

Pole vault: 1. Lauren Russo 10-6, 2. Jackie Sgobbo 8-6, 4. McNichols 7-0.

Long jump: 3. Sgobbo 14-8, 4. Elizabeth Mawdsley 13-4, 5. Jacquelyn Matthews 13-2.25.

Triple jump: 2. Russo 32-0.25, 3. Sgobbo 31-4.25, 5. McNichols 29-2.25.

Shot-put: 1. Annika Alexander 30-8.5, 2. Marley Marston 30-1.75, 4. Carlin Cohane 25-8.75.

Discus: 1. Alexander 103-4, 6. Erika Teetsel 65-8, 7. Brittany Antous 59-7.

Javelin: 1. Marston 89-4, 4. Cohane 71-2, 5. Alexander 64-11.

4x800: Dylan Bartlett, Christian Lestik, Ryan Escoda, and Brende. Reeds ran a time of 8:42.41

4x400: Christian Lestik, Joel Duval, Richard Linley, and Cole Terry ran a time of 3:37.5 qualifying for the Class LL state championships.

110 hurdles: Cole Terry 16.1, Brett Deri 16.5, and Cameron Mitchell 18.8.

100 dash: Brett Deri 11.6, qualified for SWC championships, Cameron Mitchell 11.9, and Kevin Arther 12.0.

1600: Joel Duval 4:42.42, qualified for SWC, Ethan Burg 4:45.15 qualified for SWC, and Brenden Reeds 4:46.05 qualified for SWC.

400: Richard Linley 53.2 qualified for Class LL, Jermane Anyoha 56.1, and Brendan O'Hara 58.4.

300 hurdles: Cole Terry 41.5 improved his Class LL time, Bret Deri 43.9, and Cameron Mitchell qualified for SWC with a time of 44.5

800: Joel Duval 2:08, Christian Lestik 2:08, and Dylan Bartlett 2:09.

200: Kevin Arther 24.7, Brett Deri 24.8, and Cameron Mitchell 24.8.

3200: Ethan Burg 10:22 and Justin Helmose 11:57

High jump: Cole Terry 5-6, Sam Duffy 5-6, and Zach Crebbin 5-2.

Long jump: Adam Manes 19-9.5, Isaac Silverman 17-7, and Sam Duffy 16-11.

Triple jump: Connery Mayer 38-11.5, improved his SWC distance, and Sam Duffy 37-8.

Javelin: Grant Untiedt 130-10, Ryan Williams 125, and Maks Koziol 113-9.

Shot-put: Jack Godfrey 46-0, Erik Benson 36-9.5, and Sam Duffy 36-3.

Discus: Jack Godfrey 128-6, improved his Class LL distance, Erik Benson 104-5, and Ryan Williams 104.

Pole vault: Dylan Lew 11-7, improved his Class LL height, Nate Steinebrey 8-6, and Aiden Jasinski 8-0.

High jump team: Sam Duffy 5-10, qualified for Class LL, Zach Cribbin 5-6, and Cole Terry 5-4.

300 hurdle team: Cole Terry 42.60, Brett Deri 42.03, and Cameron Mitchell 45.57, finished third overall.

Grace Corcoran competes during a meet at Blue & Gold Stadium this spring. (Bee Photo, Hutchison)

Cameron Mitchell, Cole Terry, and Brett Deri competed in the O'Grady Relays this past weekend.

Erin Tressler and the Nighthawks beat their three opponents on May 2. (Bee Photo, Hutchison)

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