NEW HAVEN, CT — Masuk High’s indoor track athletes impressed at the South-West Conference championship meet, at Floyd Little Athletic Center on Saturday night.
The girls had a trio of top-five performances by Grace Stephens leading the squad to seventh place overall with 29 points; Newtown won the competition with 85.33 points to dethrone eight-time champ Weston.
Stephens was second in the high jump event, clearing the bar at 5 feet. Teammate Caroline Wittenauer was fourth in the high jump with a personal record jump of 4-10.
Stephens came in second in the pole vault competition with a 9-06 and was third in the 55 hurdles with a personal record time of 8.85.
The 4×200 relay of Grace Walker, Athena Gruner, Ella Bunovsky and Ella Rigby was fourth with a season record time of 1:56.27.
Masuk’s boys had some standout individual performers as the squad placed seventh with 25 points; New Milford won the title with 95. In the shot-put competition, Maxwell Pizzolato was fifth with a throw of 41-04.75. Pizzolato was second in the 55 hurdles, crossing the finish in 8.77 seconds, a personal best.
Jake Dellapiano was third in the 55 dash with a personal record time of 6.82.
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