Boys Relays
4x200m
The day opened wildly and crazily with Raphael Hawkins getting the stick for Hillhouse's anchor in 3rd place and a couple seconds behind Hall and close to Greenwich. After watching the video replay countless times, I still don't know how Hawkins was able to make up 20 meters entering the final turn to run down Hall for the win by 0.01. One for the ages. Another strange element of the 4x200m was that Sheehan got the bronze while running in the first and least fast of the four sections. which also included 5th place Naugatuck.
1 Hillhouse 1:33.36 1:32.91 4 10
1) Sheldon Edwards 11 2) Zyair Wali 12
3) Travis James 10 4) Ralphael Hawkins 12
2 Hall 1:33.32 1:32.92 4 8
1) Jonathan York 10 2) Samuel Sandler 11
3) Thomas Nash 10 4) Charles Cameron 10
3 Sheehan 1:36.94 1:34.12 1 6
1) Jelan Kollie 12 2) Lucas Leon-Barreiro 12
3) Christopher Barkasy 12 4) Paul Burkett 12
4 Greenwich 1:34.67 1:34.39 4 4
1) Thomas Foster 12 2) Gianluca Bianchi 11
3) John Sias 12 4) Harrison Goldenberg 10
5 Naugatuck 1:37.06 1:34.70 1 2
1) LeoAngel Lopez 12 2) Taylor Trowers 12
3) Daniel Anderson 10 4) Matthew Kilmer 12
6 Windsor 1:35.27 1:34.96 3 1
1) Oswin Charlemagne 12 2) Justin Dawkins 12
3) Breon Parker 12 4) Grant Harris 11 
4x400m
Hall may have gotten run down in the 4x200m at the beginning of the day by Hillhouse, but at the end of the day and needing at least a 2nd to pass the Academics for the team title, Hall made sure of matters with a dominating win, while Staples, Naugatuck, Bloomfield, Greenwich, and New Milford fought it out for the rest of the points that would shuffle the team placements a bit at the end.
1 Hall 3:30.02
1) Jonathan York 10 2) Gabriel Sisk 10
3) Tobias Ruffo 12 4) Samuel Sandler 11
5) Jake Ludgin 12 6) Sean McDaniel 12
7) Thomas Nash 10 8) Julian Serrano 10
2 Staples 3:34.11
1) Samir Mott 12 2) Alex Harrington 12
3) David Sedrak 10 4) Bruno Guiduli 12
5) Jason Capozucca 11 6) Matthew Fleming 11
7) Jalen St.Fort 12 8) Rory Tarsy 12
3 Naugatuck 3:35.40
1) Daniel Anderson 10 2) Taylor Trowers 12
3) Zachary McCasland 10 4) LeoAngel Lopez 12
5) Shayne Hasipi 11 6) Cameron Jacobs 12
7) Matthew Kilmer 12 8)
4 Bloomfield 3:35.98
1) Christian Wolliston 12 2) Matthew Davis 12
3) Zachary Blackwood 10 4) Robert Turner 12
5) Alexander Colon 12 6) Ja'Mari Manson 10
7) Amir Wilson 10 8) Sergio Rose 9
5 Greenwich 3:36.73
1) Zachary Carifa 12 2) Zachary Jelinek 12
3) Gianluca Bianchi 11 4) Harrison Goldenberg 10
5) Antonio Ciccarelli 10 6) John Scarlata 12
7) John Sias 12 8) Cameron Williams 9
6 New Milford 3:36.86
1) Nolan Freeman 12 2) Alex Mendes 11
3) Andrew Taborsak 11 4) Connor Sterling 11
5) Brett Kornhaas 12 6) Collin Walsh 10 
4x800m
Staples came in as only the 9th seed after a 4th in Class LL, but top flyer Jalen St. Fort was back in action and Ben Lorenz was also available for the squad along with Zachary Taubman and Rory Tarsy. The Wreckers conceded the early lead to Conard and Gavin Sherry, but they took command on the third leg and ran away with the gold as Hall with Tobias Ruffo on the anchor got the silver and Callum Sherry rebounded to pass Aidan Puffer for the bronze in the battle between Conard and Manchester.
1 Staples 8:28.13 8:07.07 2 10
1) Zachary Taubman 12 2) Ben Lorenz 10
3) Rory Tarsy 12 4) Jalen St.Fort 12
2 Hall 8:15.45 8:11.49 2 8
1) Colin Goldschmidt 11 2) Nathaniel Aronson 11
3) Jamie Rendon 12 4) Tobias Ruffo 12
3 Conard 8:16.66 8:13.49 2 6
1) Gavin Sherry 12 2) Nicolas Martin 12
3) Grant Walters 11 4) Callum Sherry 12
4 Manchester 8:15.84 8:14.10 2 4
1) Cian Grady 10 2) Sean Barkasy 12
3) Caleb Curtis 12 4) Aidan Puffer 12
5 E.O. Smith 8:23.58 8:15.20 2 2
1) Jacob Robinson-Smey 11 2) Jack Mattingly 10
3) Matthew Enright 12 4) Evan Boland 12
6 Guilford 8:20.58 8:18.93 2 1
1) Bretton Garrick 11 2) Michael Masotti 11
3) Thomas Gregory 12 4) Justin Shiffrin 12 
Sprint Medley Relay
The top three teams in the SMR all had big-time runners in the 800m anchor leg that makes up half of the event's distance, as 1000m champ Eamon Burke closed for Xavier, 600m champ Jeremy Rivera was the final guy for Prince Tech, and Francis Porrini was the finisher for Bristol Central. Burke inherited a 20 meter lead that Rivera quickly closed down, but Burke pulled away after and Porrini came up to pass Rivera before being repassed near the end. Hall picked up a valuable 4 points in 4th while winning the second section as Fairfield Ludlowe and Windsor grabbed the last two scoring places from that same section.
1 Xavier 3:40.79 3:39.78 3 10
1) Owen Pestka 12 2) Owen Miller 12
3) Chase Vitale 12 4) Eamon Burke 12
2 Prince Tech 3:46.57 3:41.56 3 8
1) Charles Cannon 12 2) Jalil Pena 11
3) Kaven Lester 12 4) Jeremy Rivera 12
3 Bristol Central 3:43.41 3:42.01 3 6
1) Jarrett Boxley 12 2) Logan Jackson 10
3) Noah Conrod 12 4) Francis Porrini 11
4 Hall 3:46.67 3:42.07 2 4
1) Julian Serrano 10 2) Thomas Nash 10
3) Samuel Sandler 11 4) Sean McDaniel 12
5 Fairfield Ludlowe 3:48.16 3:43.82 2 2
1) James Revay 11 2) Samuel Keller 11
3) Joseph Rosw-Provey 10 4) Tyler Bartlett 11
6 Windsor 3:46.85 3:45.36 2 1
1) Oswin Charlemagne 12 2) Justin Dawkins 12
3) Mark Gilling 11 4) Matthew Hallgren 12