Making A Splash - Torpedoes Swim Results

By ANDY HUTCHISON

Published: Nov 28, 2008 12:00 am

Making A Splash â Torpedoes Swim Results

The Newtown Torpedoes Parks and Recreation swimming team traveled to Bristol this past Saturday to compete in the third meet of the season. Top individual Newtown results are as follows:

Ages 8 and under

Girls 100 Yard Medley Relay:Â Jenna Ehnot, Emily Celantano, Audrey Sedensky and Lianna Perazzo, 1:54.00, second. Boys 100 Medley Relay: David Lawrence, Peter Fagerholm, Morgan Main and Ryan Patrick, 2:19.50, second. Girls 25 Yard Free: Rachel Tramposch, first, 20.92; Ehnot, third, 23.39. Boys 25 Free: Lawrence, fourth, 34.72; Main, fifth, 41.77. Girls 25 Butterfly: Isabella Jomenez, second, 24.18; Tramposch, second, 27.69. Boys 25 Butterfly: Patrick, first, 24.82; Joshua Bent, third, 26.89. Girls 25 Backstroke: Ehnot, first, 25.06; Tramposch, fifth, 26.14. Boys 25 Backstroke: Bent, first, 25.01; Evan Lee, fifth, 34.78. Girls 100 IM: Sedensky, second, 1:47.70; Jimenez, third, 2:00.30. Boys 100 IM: Patrick, second, 1:51.97; Fagerholm, third, 1:54.61. Girls 25 Backstroke: Sedensky, first, 25.46; Celantano, fourth, 32.72. Boys 25 Backstroke: Fagerholm, first, 25.93; Lee, third, 30.60. Girls 50 Free: Jimenez, second, 43.79. Boys 50 Free: Bent, first, 50.03. Girls 100 Freestyle Relay: Sedensky, Celantano, Tramposch and Jimenez, first, 1:29.10. Boys 100 Free Relay: Fagerholm, Lee, Lawrence and Bent, second, 1:54.35.

Ages 9-10

Girls 100 Free: Bridget Duero, first, 1:18.94; Emma Brantl, fifth, 1:44.17; Bridgit Spies, sixth, 1:53.94. Boys 100 Free: Rhett Saunders, fourth, 1:35.56; Jacob Steinebrey, fifth, 1:57.27. Girls 50 Fly: Emma Horne, second, 46.63. Boys 50 Fly: Evan Eggleston, third, 46.37; Lincoln Gray, fourth, 48.43; Sean Lee, fifth, 1:10.85. Girls 50 Backstroke: Duero, first, 40.84; Samantha Cody, fifth, 49.24; Molly Begg, sixth, 54.66. Boys 50 Back: Gray, fourth, 46.75; Tommy Elliott, fifth, 48.75; Saunders, sixth, 54.88. Girls 100 IM: Cody, fourth, 1:52.97; Amanda Tramposch, fifth, 1:58.75; Begg, sixth, 1:55.87. Boys 100 IM: Eggleston, third, 1:43.40; Elliott, fifth, 1:48.12. Girls 50 Breaststroke: Duero, fourth, 49.90; Brantl, fifth, 52.62; Horne, sixth, 1:00.87. Boys 50 Breast: Eggleston, third, 47.34; Steinbrey, fifth, 59.87; Luke Gaynor, sixth, 1:17.81. Girls 50 Free: Brantl, fourth, 47.11; Begg, fifth, 47.90; Spies, sixth, 51.89. Boys 50 Free: Elliott, third, 40.10; Gray, fifth, 41.66; Saunders, sixth, 44.88. Girls A Medley Relay: Tramposch, Spies, Cody and Maya Neuhoff, third, 3:38.23. Girls A Free Relay: Cody, Horne, Brantl and Duero, fourth, 2:56.15. Boys A Medley Relay: Steinbrey, Eggleston, Elliott and Gaynor, second, 3:43.24. Boys A Free Relay: Gray, Steinbrey, Lee and Saunders, second, 3:09.84.

Ages 11-12

200 Medley Relay: Girls A: Eliza Eggleston, Ellen Atkinson, Kimmy Gates, Annika Fagerholm: second: 2:39.25. Girls B: Hannah Fitzgerald. Nicole Chaloux, Marissa DiBella, Aspen Krashaar: third: 3:12.44. Boys A: Brenden Perterson, Harrison Buzzi, Michael Poulter, Doug Main: second: 2:50.63. 100 Free: Girls: Marissa DiBella, fourth, 1:21.03; Nicole Chaloux, fifth, 1:23.1; Becky Frank,Â sixth, 1:39.92. Boys: Harrison Buzzi, second, 1:19.23; Nate Steinebrey, third, 1:25.59. 50 Fly. Girls: Ellen Atkinson, third 41.09; Marissa DiBella, fourth: 42.94: Charlotte Gray, sixth 46.16. Boys: Matt Argraves, third 38.37; Michael Poulter, fourth 53.25. 200 Freestyle. Girls: Eliza Eggleston fourth, 2:50.07; Annika Fagerholm fifth, 2:52.75; Kimmy Gates sixth, 2:54.00. Boys Doug Main third, 2:55.00; Brenden Peterson fifth, 3:18.97. 50 Backstroke. Girls: Megan McDonald second, 39.26: Nicole Chaloux fourth, 42.26; Annika Fagerholm 6th, 45.38; Rachel Buzzi, 47.90; Hannh Fitgerald, 56.09; Abby Winters, 1:17.19. Boys: Owen Gray fourth, 50.06; Nate Steinebrey fifth, 51.13; Matthew Marini sixth, 57.44. 200 IM: Girls: Megan McDonald fourth, 3:12.47; Ellen Atkinson fifth, 3:18.73; Charlotte Gray sixth, 3:33.25. Boys: Harrison Buzzi second, 3:10.00; Matt Argraves third, 3:22.09.50 Breastroke: Eliza Eggleston fourth, 44.40; Kimmy Gates fifth, 46.34; Megan McDonald sixth 49.69; Olivia Korth, 47.28; Aspen Krashaar, 52.34; Rachel Buzzi, 53.81; Becky Frank, 1:02.09; Abby Winters, 1:09.16. Boys: Brenden Peterson third, 52.15; Michael Poulter fourth, 54.34; Matthew Marini sixth, 1:19.19. 50 Freestyle: Girls: Charlotte Gray third, 35.53; Hannah Fitzgerald fifth, 46.75; Aspen Krashaar sixth, 50.13; Rachel Buzzi, 40.43; Olivia Korth 43.40; Abby winters 1:09.57: Boys: Doug main fourth, 34.01; Nate Steinebrey fifth, 37.53; Owen Gray, 47.25; Matthew Mariini 50.75. 200 Free Relay: Girls: Newtown A: Eliza Eggleston, Charlotte Gray, Megan McDonald, Annika Fagerholm first, 2:22.38; Newtown B: Becky Frank, Olivia Korth, Nicole Chaloux, Marissa DiBella third, 2:43.35; Newtown C Aspen Korth, Abby Winters, Rachel Buzzi, Hannah Fitzgerald fifth, 3:40.10. Boys: Newtown A Harrison Buzzi, Nate Steinebrey, Matt Argraves, Doug Main first, 2:28.32; Michael Poulter, Owen Gray, Matt Marini, Brenden Peterson third, 3:02.50.

Girls 13-14

200 Yd Medley Relay: Second: A. Fagerholm, J. Scalfani, Z. Eggleston, M. Duero, 2:18.36; Third: A. Winters, E. Sadlon, S. McDonald, D. Chaloux, 2:45.82. 100 Yd Freestyle: Second: Megan Duero, 1:03.9; Fourth: Jane Sclafani, 1:13.45; Fifth: Morgan Winters, 1:22.75. 100 Yd Butterfly: Third: Shannon McDonald, 1:30.24; Fourth: Zoe Eggleston, 1:30.34. 200 Yd Freestyle: Third: Abby Fagerholm, 2:27.83; Fourth: Danielle Chaloux, 2:55.04; Fifth: Morgan Winters 3:11.10. 100 Yd Backstroke: Second: Megan Duero, 1:12.38; Fourth: Erin Begg, 1:36.51; Fifth: Morgan Winters, 1:36.55. 200 Yd Individual Medley: Third: Abby Fagerholm, 2:53.36. 100 Yd Breaststroke: Second: Jane Sclafani, 1:26.87; Fourth: Shannon McDonald, 1:39.21; Fifth: Elana Sadlon, 1:56.50. 50 Yd Freestyle: Second: Zoe Eggleston, 30.92; Fourth: Erin Begg, 32.90; Fifth: Elana Sadlon, 42.27. 200 Yd Freestyle Relay: First: Z. Eggleston, E. Begg, A. Fagerholm, M. Duero, 2:09.89; Second: J. Sclafani, E. Sadlon, S. McDonald, M. Winters, 2:35.61

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100 Yd Freestyle: Third: Ben Galassi, 1:25.16; Fourth: Billy Begg, 1:36.68. 200 Yd Freestyle: Second: Scott Schmidt, 2:42.76. 100 Yd Backstroke: Second: Ben Galassi, 1:41.41; Fourth: Billy Begg, 2:08.21. 200 Yd Individual Medley: Second: Scott Schmidt, 3:12.81. 100 Yd Breaststroke: Second: Ben Galassi, 1:48.38. 50 Yd Freestyle: Second: Scott Schmidt, 31.67; Third: Billy Begg, 42.02.

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It seems a lot of the discussion around the flagpole focuses on vilifying drivers who pass on the right, but the real issue is being overlooked. If Chapter 248 Section 14-251 were enforced, we wouldn’t see this problem to begin with. That statute prohibits stopping in the middle of a roadway to yield to cross traffic—as so often happens with cars waiting to turn from Church Hill. When vehicles stop illegally in the travel lane, they effectively create a blockage. Other drivers then either sit through unnecessary delays or carefully pass around them on the right, which is fully permitted when the vehicle ahead is “illegally parked” in the roadway. Instead of punishing drivers reacting to the obstruction, enforcement should focus on the cause: vehicles unlawfully stopping and backing up traffic in the first place. If that behavior were addressed, the need to “go around” would largely disappear.

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John, you raise an important point — these situations are tragic, complicated, and often far less clear-cut than the headlines make them seem. In the Fredericksburg case, the full facts still aren’t publicly known, and like so many of these stories, there’s conflicting information. It was apparently the back door at 3 a.m. — was it justified to use deadly force? We don’t know yet. What we do know is that the homeowner has been charged, and as you rightly noted, that is very serious. But this is also where perspective matters. These cases are quickly sensationalized in the news and on social media, yet when the dust settles, the outcomes are rarely publicized. People forget that in our system, you are innocent until proven guilty. Try to find much coverage of the convication in the case of the Fairfield Realtor vehicle homicide, or updates on the woman who shot her husband a couple of Christmases ago, or even the pedestrian death in Sandy Hook a year or so back. The follow-through simply isn’t there, and public opinion is often shaped only by the first round of headlines. At the end of the day, these situations remind us how split-second decisions in the middle of the night can change lives forever — which is exactly why the right to protect one’s property, home and family is so fiercely debated, and lucky constitutionally protected.

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First the low hanging fruit. Dave; it was a joke, please get over it. You are the only person in Newtown that thought I really wanted to build a stadium on 6 Commence Rd. Now on to Alex. You might not appreciate my writing style or my selection of words, but let's not loose sight of the fact that by responding to my letter in the manner that you did, you have removed any doubt whatsoever that you have no idea of the quantifiable benefits you are dismissing not only for the town, but also for protesters. Either you stopped listening at the word "ordinance" or you never started.. Your constitutional rights to assemble were never in question and would actually be strengthened and there would be literally no impediments. We could even title it "The Alex Villamil Ordinance" if you want. It could be your legacy and actually show Newtown your willingness to work in a bipartisan way for the betterment of the town. Businesses would be protected. Traffic wouldn't be interrupted. The town would save hundreds of thousands of dollars in police overtime. And maybe most importantly, the town could prevent another tragedy while mitigating legal risk in the event something terrible happens at a protest. Nothing bad could never happen in Newtown right? All that could be accomplished by a simple, non-intrusive ordinance unless all the detriments to our town are intentional in order to bring more attention to your cause. Alex, this was not me throwing a temper tantrum. Believe me, you will know it if that happens. I am just putting Newtown first. From that perspective, if you think critically, the regulation is necessary. It makes sense logically, rationally, and is reasonable. There is absolutely no down side. None. I would be willing to sit down with you to see if we could come to some type of compromise if you want. Let me know. You would be amazed how much you can accomplish when there is dialogue amongst neighbors.

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