Boys Sprints
55m Hurdles
Meet Record: 7.46 Last Year's Winner: Osaretin Osagie (Norwich Free Academy) 7.89 (7.88p)
Reigning champ Osarentin Osagie of NFA comes in with a 7.64 mark that was set back in December in his season's debut, and though he is the favorite, he was not at ECC a week ago. His top competition should be CCC 2nd place finisher Jordan Pinnix of Manchester who ran 7.82 for a 3rd at Yale. Others in flight mode are Norwalk's Tahzir Fulton (8.05), Danbury's Johanse Martinez (8.18), Ridgefield's Samuel McDonough (8.32), and Wilbur Cross's Blake Battaglia (8.33).
55m
Meet Record: 6.44 Last Year's Winner: Christopher Pigatt (Hamden) 6.50
The speed demons will be out in force here as SCC winner Michael Rodia of Shelton leads the qualifiers at 6.44. Reigning champ Christopher Pigatt of Hamden does not have any marks for February after missing the CCC, but he has the second best mark at 6.49. Brien McMahon's Korey Morton (6.52), Rodia's Shelton teammate Jason Lorent (6.54), New Britain's Baijeon Bookal (6.55) and Fairfield Prep's Darren Blount (6.55) will help insure that the finals are run in a very loud setting.
300m
Meet Record: 35.16 Last Year's Winner: Rodney Davis (Hamden) 36.22.
Last year the favorite Simon Jupp of Ridgefield elected to focus on his battle with Malcolm Going in the 600m and skipped the 300m, but this year he is tops in the seedings with a 34.73 from a 2nd at Yale. Wilbur Cross's 2019 silver medalist Caleb Owen is at 34.98 from a 3rd at Yale, and Danbury's Jaden Cazorla also got his top mark of 35.18 at Yale's fast track. Also looking to be up there are SCC champ Jason Lorent (35.47) of Shelton, Hamden's Christopher Pigatt (35.96), and Glastonbury's William Remkiewicz (36.00).
600m
Meet Record: 1:20.87 Last Year's Winner: Malcolm Going (Danbury) 1:24.01
Ridgefield's Simon Jupp was 2nd here last year, and this year he is the big favorite here after a win at 1:21.20 in the New Balance Games and a comfortable win at FCIAC. Chasing him again is Wilbur Cross's SCC champ Caleb Owen (1:23.65), Ridgefield's Amit Markos (1:23.70), Hall's Tobias Ruffo (1:24.04), Staples' George Lepska (1:24.28).