Members of Newtown High School's girls' and boys' indoor track and field team participated in the last South-West Conference Developmental Meet of the season on January 23.

By ANDY HUTCHISON

Published: Jan 29, 2010 12:00 am

Members of Newtown High Schoolâs girlsâ and boysâ indoor track and field team participated in the last South-West Conference Developmental Meet of the season on January 23.

The Nighthawks will participate in the Doug Sharples Invitational, where athletes may still qualify for SWC Championships and Class LL State Championships, in New Haven on Friday, January 29.

Conference and state meet Qualifiers from the January 23 meet are as follows:

SWC Qualifiers

Girls

Reagan Cerney, 55-Meter Dash, 7.8; 300, 44.15

Lauren Pettinelli, 55 Hurdles, 9.12

Melissa Buccino, 55 Hurdles, 9.76

Melanie Isola, 55 Hurdles, 10.10

Zoe Eggleston, 55 Hurdles, 10.39

Brittany Tolla, 300 Dash, 46.53

Erin Begg, 1000, 3:22.10; 1600, 6:01.60; 3200, 12:32.82

Katie Burns, 1600, 5:55.60; 3200, 12:36.09

Mara Scallon, 1000, 3:25.23; 1600, 5:57.45

Jenny VanVeen, 1000, 3:29.39; 3200, 12:48.48

Breanna Hart, High Jump, 4-04.00

Courtney Beckett, High Jump, 4-04.00

Abby Keough, Pole Vault, 7-00.00

Lila Kohrman-Glaser, Pole Vault 7-00.00

Sara Phenix, Shot Put, 27-05.00

Boys

Ben Miles, 55 Dash, 7.3; 300 Dash, 39.78; Long Jump, 17-04

Rockwell Anyoha, 55 Dash, 7.4; Long Jump, 17-03.75; Shot Put, 38-06

Jimmy Mooney, 55 Dash, 7.47

Marco Manes, 55 Dash, 7.45

Marc Bonacci, 55 Hurdles, 9.18

Matt Genovese, 300 Dash, 39.07

Ken Toal, 300 Dash, 39.40

Dietter Gutbrod, 600, 1:36.84

Palmer Lintz, 1000, 2:50.74

Jake Feinstein, 1600, 4:46.98; 3200, 10:34.43

Pat Sullivan, 1600, 4:52.95

Austin Baldour, 3200, 10:37.33

John Wlasuk, Shot Put, 49-11.5

Austin Puleri, High Jump, 5-04

Peter Kerns, High Jump, 5-04

Brandon Capaldo, High Jump, 5-02

Sean Casey, Long Jump, 17-07.5

Each girlsâ and boysâ team will be allowed one relay team for: 4x800, Sprint Medley Relay, 2x200, and 4x400

Class LL Qualifiers Â Â (Girls & Boys)

Reagan Cerney, 55 Dash, 7.8; 300 Dash, 44.15; 4x400, 4:30.32

Lauren Pettinelli, 55 Hurdles, 9.12; 4x400, 4:30.32

Melissa Buccino, 55 Hurdles, 9.76

Melanie Isola, 55 Hurdles, 10.10

Brittany Tolla, 300 Dash, 46.53

Erin Begg, 1000, 3:22.10; 3200, 12:32.82

Mara Scallon, 1000, 3:25.23

Katie Burns, 3200, 12:36.09

Lilly Rodriguez, 4x400, 4:30.32

Emma Fiore, 4x400, 4:30.32

Matt Genovese, 300, 39.07

Ken Toal, 300, 39.4

Jake Feinstein, 1600, 4:46.98

John Wlasuk, Shot Put, 49-11.5

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Members of Newtown High School's girls' and boys' indoor track and field team participated in the last South-West Conference Developmental Meet of the season on January 23.

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