Fitch’s Marissa Lowe took second place in the 100 hurdles clocking 16.11 in the semi final round and 16.19 in the final. James Shirvell, a Falcon teammate posted the best ECC time of the season thus far in the 1600 meters. The Falcon boys’ posted a 6^th place finish in the 4x100 while Josh Fish took 3rd for NFA in the pole vault clearing 12-6. The shot put was a very strong event for the boys as NFA’s Tony Facchini was 2^nd, just ahead of Ryan Bolduc of Stonington (3^rd) and James Key of Fitch. NFA’s Chris Antoine was 2^nd in the high jump. Plainfield’s Josh Choquette won the discus with a toss of 152-5 for his Panther team to take over sole possession of the ECC discus mark this season. Fitch’s Mike Joyner was 4^th in the event.

Fitch’s Reysa Florentino took 6^th in the 400 meter dash, while East Lyme’s Brianne Mirecki, usually a distance ace, tried the 400 meter hurdles and did nicely for the Vikes taking 4^th place over Marissa Lowe of Fitch who finished 6^th. Ledyard’s super sophomore, Emily Loy, took back the 200 meter lead clocking 26.69 today, good for 5^th place.  NFA distance ace Sarah Eagan took over the top spot in the ECCs in the 3200 meters covering the distance in a hot 11:08+, knocking over 1:21 off the best time thus far this season. Wahnetah Carty of NFA showed some diversity today as she was the victor in the high jump at 5-0. Jessica Banning and Kaylan Pickford, Carty’s teammates, took 2^nd and 3^rd in the pole vault today as Windham’s Caitlin Coleman took 4^th in the javelin for the Whippets. Megan Chapman and Stephanie Charron of Stonington and Plainfield respectively, switched finishing position in the discus as Chapman took 2^nd and Charron was 4^th in the event.  Ledyard got a win in the Triple Jump from Alison Mueller, who leaped to 35 feet ½ inch.