By Kim J. Harmon

By KIM HARMON

Published: May 02, 2003 12:00 am

By Kim J. Harmon

BROOKFIELD â The Newtown High School boysâ track team may be young and inexperienced, but it is learning all about heartbreak.

One week after dropping a nine-point decision to Jonathan Law (which erased the possibility of a season-opening sweep), the Nighthawks suffered an even more wrenching one-point loss to Bunnell in a quad meet Monday at Brookfield High School.

Matt Miller (pole vault) was the only individual winner for the âHawks, but the 4x800 (Dan McIlrath, Phil Zencey, Mike Nastri and Pete Dittmar) and the 4x400 (Evan Forstrom, George Schork, John Collins and Peter Terrance) relay teams earned first-place finishes.

A 1-2 finish on Monday (which included a loss to Pomperaug and a comfortable win over Brookfield) put the âHawks at 3-3 for the season. The âHawks will host Masuk and Joel Barlow on Monday at Blue & Gold Stadium.

TRACK EVENTS

4x800: 1. Newtown (McIlrath, Zencey, Nastri, Dittmar, 8:54; 2. Brookfield 8:56; 3. Bunnell 9:04; 4. Pomperaug 9:09; 4x100: 1. Pomperaug (Keegan, Warren, Greenberg, Kramer) 45.9; 2. Brookfield 46.0; 3. Newtown 46.2; 4. Bunnell 50.6; 110 high hurdles: Foster (Bu) 15.7; 2. Terrance (N) 15.8; 3. Keegan (P) 17.2; 4. Carlisle (N) 17.3; 4. Kramer (P) 17.4; 100 dash: 1. Jacobs (Bu) 11.4; 2. Fraser (P) 11.41; 3. Sanford (Bu) 11.8; 4. Griffin (Br), Hernandez (Br), Ormiston (Br) 12.1; 1,600: 1. McNeish (P) 4:37; 2. Dittmar (N) 5:00; 3. Zupnyk (Br) 5:02; 4. Raedy (Bu) 5:05; 400: 1. Sanford (Bu) 52.9; 2. Konneker (N) 53.6; 3. Foster (Bu) 54.1; 4. Fakhouri (Br) 54.5; 300 intermediate hurdles: 1. Pollara (P) 2:10; 2. Nastri (N) 2:11; 3. Moscicki (Bu) and Ready (Bu) 2:14; 4. McIlrath (N) 2:15; 200 dash: 1. Fraser (P) 24.1; 2. Torrence (N) 24.5; 3. Griffin (Br) 24.9; 4. Ormiston (Br) 25.1; 3,200: 1. McNesh (P) 10:23; 2. Zencey (N) 11:04; 3. Varga (P) 11:05; 4. Dittmar (N) 11:16; 4x400: 1. Newtown (Forstrom, Shork, Collins, Terrance) 3:39; 2. Pomperaug 3:43; 3. Bunnell 3:47.2; 4. Brookfield 3:47.3.

FIELD EVENTS

Javelin: 1. Foster (Bu) 150-0; 2. Frazer (P) 144-6; 3. Cino (P) 141-5; 4. Bobiuse (N) 132-4Â½; Discus: 1. White (Br) 112-1; 2. Malloy (Bu) 109-5; 3. Eggleston (Br) 104-9Â½; 4. Baisch (P) 100-9Â½; Shot put: 1. Frazer (P) 46-8; 2. Springer (Bu) 39-2; 3. Eggleston (Br) 39-0; 4. Baisch (P) 38-4; Long jump: 1. Keegan (P) 18-9Â½; 2. Jacobs (Bu) 18-5; 3. Sanford (Bu) 18-3Â¾; 4. Susco (Br) 18-3Â½; Triple jump: 1. Jacobs (Bu) 39-Â½; 2. Susco (Br) 38-3Â½; 3. Thompson (P) 37-10Â½; 4. Womble (Bu) 38-8; Pole vault: 1. Miller (N) 10-6; 2. Robinson (N) 10-0; 3. Pest (Bu) 9-6; 4. Findley (Bu) and Pest (Bu) 8-6; High jump: 1. Keegan (P) 5-10; 2. Foster (Bu) 5-10; 3. Womble (Bu) and Susco (Br) 5-8; 4. Peeler (Bu) 5-6.

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