CIAC Outdoor State Open Preview

Boys Jumps


Long Jump

Class MM champ Grant Harris got a PR on Wednesday to lead the field for the open, but M winner Jayden Villafane and LL winner Christopher Hergott, and MM runner-up Antwone Santiago are seeded a smidgen behind. Hergott is top ranked at 22-10.5, and Ryan Johnson and Malachi O'Neal have both gone beyond 22-0.

  1  Grant Harris                  11 Windsor            22-00.50 
  2  Jayden Villafane              12 Windham            22-00.50 
  3  Christopher Hergott           11 Hamden             22-00.00 
  4  Antwone Santiago              12 Platt              21-11.00 
  5  Ese Onakpoma                  12 Naugatuck          21-06.25 
  6  Avery Cipcic                  11 Suffield           21-05.25 
  7  Mehki Tyson Slaughter         12 Capital Prep       21-02.75 
  8  Rashard Williams              10 Southington        21-02.50 
  9  Israel Lopez                  12 Conard             21-02.25 
 10  Ryan Johnson                  12 Wilton             21-01.75 
 11  Andrew Clark                  11 Pomperaug          21-01.00 
 12  Malachi Jirah O'Neal          12 South Windsor      21-00.75 
 13  Justin Zitofsky               12 Southington        20-11.50 
 14  Holden Speed                  12 Wethersfield       20-10.50 
 15  Dylan Quincy                  12 Coginchaug         20-09.50 
 16  Jacob Lenz                    11 Ledyard            20-09.50 
 17  Naeem Mills                   10 Hamden             20-09.00 
 18  Zachary Carifa                12 Greenwich          20-07.75 
 19  Mikeal Francis                12 Bunnell            20-07.75 
 20  Christo Jamo                  12 Nonnewaug          20-07.00 
 21  Aiden Law                     12 Haddam-Killing.    20-07.00 
 22  Jayson Burchell               11 Wethersfield       20-06.50 
 23  Robert Dunkley                12 Bloomfield         20-01.00 
 24  Kevin Jones                   12 Granby Memorial    19-11.50 
 25  Malachi Booker                12 Bloomfield         19-09.00 

Triple Jump

Three guys have gone past 45-0 this year, and two are obviously the top seeds Ese Onakpoma the Class L winner and Mehki Tyson Slaughter the S champ. The third guy is 23rd seeded Justin Thuotte, but his big leap came in early April. MM winner Holden Speed and M champ Jayden Villafane will also be in the mix here.

  1  Ese Onakpoma                  12 Naugatuck          45-07.00 
  2  Mehki Tyson Slaughter         12 Capital Prep       45-03.00 
  3  Holden Speed                  12 Wethersfield       44-08.50 
  4  Jayden Villafane              12 Windham            44-07.75 
  5  Michaelly Luc                 12 Norwich Free       43-11.75 
  6  Jayson Burchell               11 Wethersfield       43-06.25 
  7  Luis Calderon II              11 Hamden             42-05.50 
  8  Rashard Williams              10 Southington        42-05.50 
  9  Zyair Wali                    12 Hillhouse          42-03.25 
 10  Jamil Manu                    12 Manchester         42-02.50 
 11  Khalil Antoine                10 Hillhouse          42-02.00 
 12  Justin Zitofsky               12 Southington        42-01.00 
 13  Orion Inkel                   11 Haddam-Killing.    41-11.75 
 14  Matthew Kasper                10 Daniel Hand        41-09.50 
 15  Treshawn Blair                11 Bristol Central    41-07.25 
 16  Eric Meade                    12 Woodland           41-02.75 
 17  Bryan Elliott                 10 Holy Cross         41-01.00 
 18  Donte Kelly                   10 Maloney            41-00.00 
 19  Ryan Pryce                    10 Bloomfield         40-10.25 
 20  Grant Harris                  11 Windsor            40-08.50 
 21  Andres Gutierrez              10 Guilford           40-07.50 
 22  Nathaniel Luchetta            12 Weston             40-05.00 
 23  Justin Thuotte                12 Lyman Memorial     40-02.75 
 24  Andre Montes                  10 Haddam-Killing.    40-01.75 
 25  Billy Murphy                  12 Immaculate         39-07.50 


High Jump

Indoor Open champ and US #3 Timothy Watson set the state record on Wednesday in Class L, and big question here is whether he can now smash his SR by going maybe 6-2. L runner-up Ese Onakpoma has gone to 6-8, so this is an event that will be getting the eyeballs.

  1  Timothy Watson                12 Simsbury            7-00.75 
  2  Ese Onakpoma                  12 Naugatuck           6-04.00 
  3  Duke Quermorllue              12 Norwalk             6-04.00 
  4  Jamil Manu                    12 Manchester          6-04.00 
  5  Loudon Chupas                 12 Hale Ray            6-04.00 
  6  Destin Clarke                 12 West Haven          6-02.00 
  7  Morgan Veth                   12 Daniel Hand         6-02.00 
  8  Holden Speed                  12 Wethersfield        6-02.00 
  9  Dar Jankovic                  11 E.O. Smith          6-02.00 
 10  Robert Dunkley                12 Bloomfield          6-02.00 
 11  Brian Rose                    11 Stamford            6-02.00 
 12  Brett Metcalfe                12 Westbrook           6-00.00 
 13  Owen Reinhart                 12 Ellis Tech          6-00.00 
 14  Nicolai Yanko                 12 Hall                6-00.00 
 15  Jamari Manson                 10 Bloomfield          6-00.00 
 16  Jayden Desilus                12 Norwich Free        6-00.00 
 17  Nathaniel Luchetta            12 Weston              6-00.00 
 18  Chauncey Hicks                12 Kennedy             6-00.00 
 19  Keyandre Smith                12 Hillhouse           6-00.00 
 20  Peter Walsh                   12 Bacon Academy       6-00.00 
 21  Avery Cipcic                  11 Suffield            6-00.00 
 22  Eric Meade                    12 Woodland            6-00.00 
 23  Treshawn Blair                11 Bristol Central     5-10.00 
 24  Ryan Turner                   11 Stonington          5-10.00 
 25  Ashton Sannasi                12 Holy Cross          5-08.00 

Pole Vault

Top seeded Steven Ditelberg went to 14-6 at FCIAC, and teammate Bennett Hemphill cleared 14-0 there, so Fairfield Ludlowe should pick up major points here. Class S winner got to 13-9, and Lucas Williams made 13-6 at the Loucks Games.

  1  Steven Ditelberg              12 Fairfield Ludlowe  14-01.00 
  2  Nicholas Rivard-Lentz         12 East Hampton       13-09.00 
  3  Derek Amlicke                 11 Staples            13-00.00 
  4  Aidan King                    12 Jonathan Law       13-00.00 
  5  Bennett Hemphill              12 Fairfield Ludlowe  13-00.00 
  6  Jason Ouellette               12 Seymour            12-00.00 
  7  Elias Farhad                  12 Norwich Free       12-00.00 
  8  Douglas Suter                 12 Somers             12-00.00 
  9  Nicholas Vogel                12 East Lyme          12-00.00 
 10  Nikita Nicholas               11 Nonnewaug          12-00.00 
 11  Lucas Williams                11 Ridgefield         12-00.00 
 12  Liam Wright                   10 Hall               12-00.00 
 13  Connor Aldrich                12 Simsbury           11-06.00 
 14  Ryan Sanders                  12 Simsbury           11-06.00 
 15  Arvin Islam                   12 Shelton            11-06.00 
 16  Nicholas Kirejczyk            12 Xavier             11-06.00 
 17  Derek Osborne                 11 Fitch              11-06.00 
 18  Gage Rovelli                  12 Coginchaug         11-06.00 
 19  Ryan Tomis                    12 Ledyard            11-06.00 
 20  Aiden Barbee                  10 Granby Memorial    11-06.00 
 21  Cooper Howes                  12 Haddam-Killing.    11-06.00 
 22  Ryder Kropiwnicki             11 Branford           11-06.00 
 23  Cole Bates                    11 Portland           11-00.00 
 24  Malcolm Francis               12 Torrington         11-00.00 
 25  Douglas Sattler               12 Ledyard            11-00.00 
 26  Elijah Llanos                 10 Nonnewaug          11-00.00 

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