Boys Jumps and Vaults
Only Wilby's Messiah Harling won his event, the triple jump, as a top seed. But again, all of the winners were highly ranked. Maxson Pierre Louis of NFA had gone 6-4 a couple times in the high jump, but he got a PR of 6-6 at the Open to claim the title. Weston's Matthew Bigelow was 2nd seeded to RHAM's Patrick Oatman in the pole vault, but he pushed his outdoor PR up a foot to capture the title at 15-6. Israel Henriques-Setho of Hall was seeded 2nd by only a quarter inch in the long jump, but at the Open he set a PR by more than 4 inches to take the win by an inch over Seymour's Joshua Lanzieri..
High Jump
Maxson Pierre-Louis (NFA) 6-6, Timothy Watson (Simsbury) 6-4, Sam Menders
(Waterford) 6-4, Duke
Quermorllue (Norwalk) 6-2, Jack Reynolds (Fairfield
Ludlowe) 6-2, Bret Metcalfe (Westbrook) 6-0, Robert Dunkley (Bloomfield) 6-0, Connor McGeehan (Staples) 6-0, Rafael Mahario (Holy Cross) 6-0
Pole Vault
Matthew Bigelow (Weston) 15-6, Patrick Oatman (RHAM)
14-6, Bryce Myers (Daniel Hand) 13-6, Michael
Bobin (Wethersfield) 13-6, Nicholas Rivard-Lentz (East Hampton) 13-6, Steven Ditelberg (Fairfield Ludlowe) 13-6, Bennett Hemphill (Fairfield Ludlowe) 13-0, Jeremy Merkin (Trumbull) 13-0
Long Jump
Israel Henriques-Setho (Hall) 22-10.5, Joshua
Lanzieri (Seymour) 22-9.5, Connor McGeehan (Staples) 22-0, Joshua Bacon (Fairfield Prep) 21-6.25, Ajrael Anderson (Bloomfield) 21-3.75, Jayson Burchell (Wethersfield 21-1.50, Torray Armfield (North Haven) 20-10.5, Prince Samuels (Windsor) 20-9.5
Triple Jump
Messiah
Harling (Wilby) 46-4.25, Maxson Pierre-Louis (NFA) 44-4.5, Mehki Tyson-Slaughter (Capital Prep) 44-4.25, Israel
Henriques-Setho (Hall) 43-9.75, Sam
Menders (Waterford) 43-7.7, Jayden Villafance (Windham) 43-2.75, Zerion Montgomery (Derby) 42-4.5, Treshawn Blair (Bristol Central) 41-7.75