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May 2 track meet results

FALLS VILLAGE — Here are the results of the track meet at Housatonic Valley Regional High School Tuesday, May 2, between Housatonic, Litchfield High School, and Terryville High School.

Girls track events results:

100M - T1. Amelia Dodge of HVRHS (13.3s), T1. Jemima Shanks of LHS (13.3s PR), 3. Harper Howe of HVRHS (13.5s PR).

200M - 1. Ella Anderson of LHS (28.1s), 2. Harper Howe of HVRHS (28.5s PR), 3. Kendra Thammathino of THS (29.7s PR).

400M - 1. Ella Anderson of LHS (1:06.6m), 2. Harper Howe of HVRHS (1:08.1m), 3. Ava Trup of THS (1:15.2m).

800M - 1. Jenna Sobek of LHS (3:01.7m), 2. Fallon Roth-Perreaux of THS (3:10.3m), 3. Elinor Wolgemuth (3:11.0 PR).

1600M - 1. Gabriella Titone of HVRHS (6:00.0m PR), 2. Addie Foss of LHS (6:16.2m PR), 3. Jenna Sobek of LHS (6:43.1m).

3200M - 1. Gabriella Titone of HVRHS (13:21.2m PR), 2. Addie Foss of LHS (13:57.6m PR), 3. Brooke Lacilla of LHS (14:48.2m PR).

100M Hurdles - 1. Kendra Thammathino of THS (19.4s), 2. Hannah Elwell of THS (20.1s), 3. Abigail Pedersen of THS (22.9s).

300M Hurdles - 1. Amelia Dodge (50.8s PR), 2. Hannah Elwell of THS (57.0s PR), 3. Lola Moerschell of HVRHS (1:02.4m PR).

4x100M Relay - 1. HVRHS (57.1s), 2. LHS (58.2s)

4x400M Relay - 1. LHS (4:56.2m), 2. THS (5:28.5m)

Boys track events results:

100M - 1. Christian DiSapio of THS (11.9s), 2. Marc Hafner of HVRHS (12.6s), 3. Evan Bryant of LHS (13.1s).

200M - 1. Evan Bryant of LHS (24.1s), 2. Marc Hafner of HVRHS (25.0s PR), 3. Eason Zhang of HVRHS (27.4s).

400M - 1. Isaac Sobek of LHS (58.3s), 2. Luke Gordon of LHS (1:08.5m PR), 3. Ryan Dmuchowski of THS (1.11:0m PR).

800M - 1. Nathan Reiter of LHS (2:18.0m), 2. Anthony Labbadia of HVRHS (2:19.6m), 3. Oliver Pzynski of HVRHS (2:19.9m PR).

1600M - 1. Ben Schildgen of LHS (4:45.3m PR), 2. Kyle McCarron of HVRHS (4:50.9m PR), 3. Luke O’Mara of LHS (5:01.0m).

3200M - T1. Ben Schildgen of LHS (10:23.6m PR), T1. Kyle McCarron of HVRHS (10:23.6m PR), 3. Luke O’Mara of LHS (11:14.4m).

300M Hurdles - 1. Max Guma of LHS (50.0s), 2. Patrick Money of HVRHS (50.5s PR), 3. Troy Kaiser of LHS (59.4s).

4x100M Relay - 1. HVRHS (55.4s)

4x400M Relay - 1. LHS (3:47.7m), 2. THS (4:29.8m).

4x800M Relay - 1. LHS (9:00.4m), 2. HVRHS (9:25.1m).

Girls field events results:

Shot Put - 1. Delanie Keeley of HVRHS (26’ 4” PR), 2. Ava Nason of HVRHS (25’ 10”), 3. Katie Keegan of THS (24’ 9”).

Discus - 1. Delanie Keeley of HVRHS (64’ 10.5” PR), 2. Shanea Togninalli of HVRHS (55’ 2” PR), 3. Quinn Stickney of LHS (54’ 10” PR).

Javelin - 1. Clarissa Tranquillo of LHS (67’ 5” PR), 2. Addie Foss of LHS (58’ 6”), 3. Alyson Schmitz of LHS (57’ 3” PR).

High Jump - 1. Kendra Thammathino of THS (4’ 8” PR), 2. Hannah Elwell of THS (4’ 6”).

Long Jump - 1. Kendra Thammathino of THS (14’ 6.25”), 2. Jemima Shanks of LHS (13’ 1.25”), 3. Sol Santiago-Prado (10’ 0.5” PR).

Triple Jump - 1. Lola Moerschell of HVRHS (26’ 2.25” PR)

Boys field events results:

Shot Put - 1. Troy Kaiser of LHS (28’ 10” PR), 2. Christian Estes of THS (27’ 9” PR), 3. Carter O’Donnell of THS (26’ 8” PR).

Discus - 1. Isaac Sobek of LHS (89’ 5” PR), 2. Troy Kaiser of LHS (82’ 7” PR), 3. Marc Hafner of HVRHS (70’ 5.5”).

Javelin - 1. Nathan Reiter of LHS (122’ 9” PR), 2. Luke Gordon of LHS (101’ 7” PR), 3. Sawyer Buice of LHS (98’ 5” PR).

High Jump - 1. Christian DiSapio of THS (5’ 8”), 2. Anthony Labbadia of HVRHS (5’ 6”), 3. Patrick Money of HVRHS (5’ 0”).

Pole Vault - 1. Isaac Sobek of LHS (9’ 0”).

Long Jump - 1. Christian Disapio of THS (18’ 3.75”), Patrick Money of HVRHS (18’ 1.25” PR), 3. Richard Crane of HVRHS (15’ 0” PR).

Triple Jump - 1. Evan Bryant of LHS (36’ 10”), 2. Christian DiSapio of THS (36’ 5.75” PR), 3. Anthony Labbadia of HVRHS (35’ 6.5” PR).

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