Zygmunt J. Szabat, 69, of the Plantsville section of Southington, passed away peacefully on Saturday, Sept. 30, 2017 at HOCC at New Britain.

He was born in Germany on January 30, 1948 to the late Adam and Anna (Krzyznski) Szabat and came to the United States at the age of 2.

Zygmunt was an eyelet toolmaker by trade, working at different companies such as Platt Brothers & Company, Nova-Wesco and Leelynd Corp.  He was gifted with hands that could fix anything and loved everything mechanical or with an engine. Zig also played the accordion in different polka bands and transitioned to more conventional music of the times, most notably playing with The Holidays and The New Continentals. He was also very proud of his Black Belt in Shaolin Kempo.

He is survived by his wife of 35 years, Kathleen (Messner) Szabat of Plantsville, 2 sons; Joshua Szabat of Plantsville and Daniel Szabat; one sister Irena Karas and her husband Carl Jr. of Waterbury; his mother-in-law Winifred Messner of Southington, several grandchildren, nieces, nephews and extended family members. He was predeceased by his son Christopher Szabat and father-in-law William Messner.

In lieu of flowers, donations in Zygmunt’s memory may be made to the American Cancer Society, P.O. Box 22718, Oklahoma City OK 73123.

A funeral service will be held at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 4, 2017 at the First Lutheran Church, 232 Bristol St., Plantsville. Calling hours will be held before the service from 4 – 5 p.m. at the church. Burial will be held privately and at the convenience of the family. Plantsville Funeral Home has been entrusted with handling the arrangements.

For online condolences, please visit www.plantsvillefuneralhome.com

Herb Dubois, 58, of Southington, passed away surrounded by family and friends on Wednesday, September 27, 2017 at HOCC in New Britain.  He was the beloved husband of Gina (DiVito) Dubois for 39 years.

Born in Southington on March 6, 1959 to Viola Dubois and the late Herbert Dubois, he had been a lifelong Southington resident. Herb was a longtime member of the Plantsville Congregational Church, serving as a Deacon and Head Usher.  He was also an active co-leader in the Church’s Pilgrim Youth Fellowship. Herb was employed with Sherwin-Williams for 37 years.  He also served as the honorary “Water Boy” for the SHS Football Team from 2005-2007.  He will be remembered for creating unique family traditions, his bigger-than-life personality, and his sense of humor that allowed him to make anyone laugh, even during difficult times.

In addition to his wife and mother, he is survived by two children; daughter Aubrey Quinlan and her husband Shawn and son Adam Dubois, all of Southington, as well as 3 grandchildren, Abigail, Stephen, and Liam, who affectionately referred to him as “Dumpy.” He is also survived by his sister, Darlene Foxworth (Larry) and brother Glenn (Sandi), Uncle Paul, sister-in-law Karen O’Donnell (Jim) and brother-in-law Belden DiVito (Barbara), as well as several cousins, nieces, nephews, extended family, and friends that were like family.  Not to be forgotten, Herb is also survived by his two faithful canine companions, Luna and Mavrick.

The family would like to extend their appreciation to the staff of the Critical Care Unit of HOCC New Britain for the compassion and care they provided during his final days.  The family would also like to extend their condolences to Rebecca, the birth mother his sister always jokingly told him about.

A funeral service will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, October 7, 2017 at the Plantsville Congregational Church, 109 Church St., Plantsville.  Burial will be private and at the convenience of the family. Calling hours will be held before the service from 9-10:30 a.m. at the Plantsville Funeral Home, 975 S. Main St., Plantsville.

For online condolences and directions, please visit www.PlantsvilleFuneralHome.com

Richard Bradley Lewis of Palm Coast, FL, passed away peacefully surrounded by his wife and daughters on Monday, September 11, 2017 in Augusta, GA at the age of 73.

Dick was born on March 17, 1944 in Torrington, CT to Donald and Phyllis (Bradley) Lewis. He attended St. Francis School, Torrington High School and graduated Canterbury School, in New Milford, CT in 1962. He earned his Bachelor of Science Degree from Lehigh University in 1966, where he was a brother and officer of Pi Kappa Alpha. Dick served in the transportation corps of U.S. Army from 1966 – 1970 where he obtained the rank of Captain while serving in Libya and Vietnam and earning Vietnam campaign medal and the bronze star. He spent 30 years in the armored car business in Connecticut, Maryland and New Jersey. In 1999, Dick and Sue retired to Palm Coast, FL. He was an active member of Military Officers Association of America and parishioner of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church. Dick and Sue celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in June 2017. He loved to plan vacations and cruises, golfing, watching UCONN women’s basketball, reading on the beach, and researching helpful and useless information on Wikipedia.

Dick is survived by the love of his life, his wife, Susanne (Brochu); his daughters, Janet DiCorpo of Southington, CT and Kate Cline and her husband Bobby of San Antonio, TX; grandchildren, Andrew and Daniel DiCorpo and Emma Cline.

Graveside services with full military honors will be held Saturday, October 21, 2017 at 11:00a.m. at St. Peter Cemetery, 236 E. Pearl Road, Torrington. Gleeson-Ryan Funeral Home, 258 Prospect St., Torrington is in care of local arrangements.

In Lieu of Flowers, the family requests donations to be made to the Salvation Army, 234 Oak Ave., Torrington, CT 06790 or Catholic Charities for Hurricane Relief, P.O. Box 17066, Baltimore, MD 21297.

To offer an online condolence, please visit www.gleesonryanfh.com

The McCarty family donated $17,000 to Southington Care Center (SCC) from the proceeds of the Steve McCarty memorial golf tournament on June 12 at Hawks Landing CC. More than 100 golfers competed at the second annual tournament to support SCC’s Tranquill Passages end-of-life program and The First Tee of Connecticut. From left, Steve McCarty Jr.; Julie Norko from Hartford HealthCare Senior Services (HHCSS); Maley Hunt from HHCSS; SCC executive director William Kowalewski, Lisa Connolly from HHCSS; Donna McCarty; Sharon Robinson from HHCSS; and Billy McCarty.(Photo by Ron Kochman)

Southington Fire Department Headquarters
310 North Main Street, P.O. Box 289, Southington, CT 06489
(860) 621-3202

The Southington Fire Department announced the following 35 incidents from Monday, Sept. 18 to Monday, Sept. 25:

Monday, Sept. 18

• 11:02:00 a.m., 1700 West St., Wine Works, Vehicle Accident
• 12:16:17 p.m., 83 W. Main St., Zingarella’s, False alarm or false call
• 1:24:27 p.m., 110 Lawncrest Dr., Building fire
• 1:48:02 p.m., W. Center St. and Summit St., Vehicle Accident
• 5:59:15 p.m., 72 Williamsburg Dr., Good intent call
• 9:58:18 p.m., Canal St. and Atwater St., No Incident found on arrival

Tuesday, Sept. 19

• 7:49:49 p.m., N. Main St. and Mill St., Vehicle Accident
• 9:29:00 p.m., 409 Mulberry St., Vehicle Accident
• 10:49:23 p.m., 459 Marion Ave., Vehicle Accident

Wednesday, Sept. 20

• 6:51:56 a.m., 410 Queen St., Price Chopper, Chemical spill or leak
• 9:06:11 a.m., 1198 Flanders Rd., Building fire
• 1:34:52 p.m., 201 W. Main St., Arc of Southington, Public service

Thursday, Sept. 21

• 10:02:23 a.m., 861 S. Main St., Public service
• 10:03:12 a.m., 8 West St., Service Call
• 3:19:43 p.m., 43 Academy St., Lincoln Lewis, Lock-in
• 5:10:17 p.m., West St. and I-84 Westbound, Medical assist, assist EMS

Friday, Sept. 22

• 10:07:39 a.m., 1219 S. Main St., Slider’s, Vehicle Accident
• 3:01:13 p.m., 709 Queen St., Taco Bell, Gas leak (natural gas or LPG)
• 6:16:43 p.m., 1165 Old Turnpike Rd., Authorized controlled burning
• 6:35:50 p.m., 185 Pondview Dr., Vehicle Accident
• 6:46:06 p.m., 697 South End Rd., EMS call, excluding vehicle

Saturday, Sept. 23

• 1:38:06 a.m., Meriden Ave. and Belleview Ave., Vehicle Accident
• 1:42:25 a.m., 26 Darling St., EMS call, excluding vehicle
• 12:44:13 p.m., 24 Darling St., Gas leak (natural gas or LPG)
• 1:55:00 p.m., 310 N. Main St., SFD Co. 1, Cover assignment, standby
• 2:08:46 p.m., 500 Darling St., EMS call, excluding vehicle
• 7:49:58 p.m., 32A Darling St., Dispatched and cancelled en route

Sunday, Sept. 24

• 1:45:05 a.m., 621 Queen St., Denny’s, Extrication of victim(s)
• 1:55:00 a.m., 310 N. Main St., SFD Co. 1, Cover assignment, standby
• 9:53:47 a.m., 87 Eden Ave., Passenger vehicle fire
• 3:24:41 p.m., Meriden Waterbury Tpk. and Pratt, Vehicle accident
• 10:35:17 p.m., 11 Coach Dr., Medical assist, assist EMS

Monday, Sept. 25

• 4:40:38 a.m., I-84 Westbound Exit 30, Vehicle Accident
• 4:53:59 a.m., 310 N. Main St., SFD Co. 1, Cover assignment, standby, m
• 6:27:30 a.m., 1 Darling St., Flanders West, Medical assist, assist EMS

The Southington Police Department
69 Lazy Ln, Southington, CT 06489
(860) 378-1600

The Southington Police Department announced the following arrests and citations from Friday, Sept. 15 to Tuesday, Sept. 26:

• Renee L. Kight, 28, of 438 East St., Plainville, was arrested on Sept. 19 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
• Leia White Parham, 25, of 3856 Mount Vernon St., Philadelphia, Pa., was arrested on Sept. 20 and charged with sixth degree larceny and conspiracy to commit sixth degree larceny.
• Nahsiir Pugh, 24, of 2714 Dothan Pl, Philadelphia, Pa., was arrested on Sept. 20 and charged with sixth degree larceny and conspiracy to commit sixth degree larceny.
• Aishwarya Upadhyaya, 41, of 163 Partridge Dr., Southington, was arrested on Sept. 21 and charged with disorderly conduct.
• Nitin Upadhyaya, 57, of 163 Partridge Dr., Southington, was arrested on Sept. 21 and charged with disorderly conduct.
• David Petroka, 53, of 150 Mountain Rd., Farmington, was arrested on Sept. 15 and charged with operating an unregistered motor vehicle and illegal possession of narcotics.
• Kenneth Adamo, 29, of 67 West St., Bristol, was arrested on Sept. 18 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
• Maria A. Perreault, 74, of 422 Savage St., Southington, was arrested on Sept. 22 and charged with three counts of violating a protective order.
• Matthew Cooper, 42, of 54 Rustic Oak Dr., Southington, was arrested on Sept. 23 and charged with failure to maintain lane and driving under the influence of liquor or drug.
• Nicholas Marin, 33, of 38 Coach Dr., Bristol, was arrested on Sept. 24 and charged with sixth degree larceny.
• Cheryl Lindsay, 55, of 408 Main St., Southington, was arrested on Sept. 25 and charged with second degree stalking, unsafe passing, reckless driving, misuse of the 911 system, second degree false statement, and two counts of second degree falsely reporting.
• David Plourde Jr., 33, of 401 Old Post Rd., Erwin, N.C., was arrested on Sept. 26 and charged with second degree threatening and violation of a protective order.
• Lamar McCarthy, 35, of 56 Vine St., Hartford, was arrested on Sept. 25 and charged with second degree larceny, second degree robbery, conspiracy to commit second degree robbery, robbery involving an occupied motor vehicle, engaging police in pursuit, and three counts of first degree kidnapping. In a second incident, he was charged with reckless driving, evading responsibility, unsafe passing, failure to drive right, failure to obey a traffic signal, improper turns, engaging in police pursuit, disobeying officers’ signals, and first degree reckless endangerment.
• Matthew Horn, 33, of 36 McMullen Ave., Wethersfield, was arrested on Sept. 22 and charged with violation of a protective order.
• Michael B. Foley, 25, of 250 Summer St., Plantsville, was arrested on Sept. 26 and charged with second degree criminal mischief and second degree criminal trespassing. In a separate incident, he was charged with first degree robbery, second degree threatening, second degree breach of peace, sixth degree larceny, and interfering/ resisting with an officer.
• Scott Wentworth, 48, of 20 Broad St., Plainville, was arrested on Sept. 26 and charged with violation of a protective order.

Carl E. Carlbert, 92, of Southington passed away peacefully with family on Monday, Oct. 2, 2017 at the Hospital of Central CT in New Britain. He was the beloved husband of the late Norma M. (Zitzkat) Carlbert.

Born January 27, 1925 in Springfield, MA he was the son of the late Simon and Viva (Eagle) Carlbert.

Carl was a veteran of WWII serving with the US Army. During his service he received the Purple Heart and the Bronze Star. He was a linotype operator and retired from Hildreth Press in Bristol.

Carl was an avid gardener growing flowers, vegetables and fruit trees some of which he maintained in a greenhouse that he built; he was a bee keeper and quite the handyman around the house. He loved spending summers with his family at their cottage in Holland, MA but most of all he loved spending time with his grandchildren.

He is survived by four daughters, Carlene Galligan and husband Jon of Bethel, Cheryl Ferraro and husband Joseph of Morris, Vivian Craven and husband Lew of Southington and Marjorie Hebb of Southington; five grandchildren, Stacey, Justin, Katie, Kelly and Kristen and several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by three brothers and three sisters.

His funeral will be held on Friday at 11:30 am at the First Lutheran Church, 232 Bristol St., Southington. Burial with military honors will be at Oak Hill Cemetery. Calling hours will be Friday morning from 10-11 am at the DellaVecchia Funeral Home, 211 N. Main St., Southington.

In lieu of flowers donations may be made in his memory to the Hounds for Hero’s www.houndsforheros.com    or the Disabled American Veterans, 191 Riverside Ave. Bristol, CT 06010

For online condolences and directions please visit, www.dellavecchiafh.com

Southington Community Theatre will hold an open audition call for children ages 8 to 16 for its December production of “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever” on Wednesday, Oct. 11, and Thursday, Oct. 12  from 6 to 8:30 p.m. both days. Auditions will take place at Southington Community Theatre Hall, 1237 Marion Avenue (the old Marion Firehouse), Marion. No appointments are necessary. Actors should be prepared to read from the script. Performances will be held December 8 to 10.

About “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever:” In this Christmas classic, a couple struggling to put on a church Christmas pageant is faced with casting the Herdman kids–probably the most inventively awful kids in history.

“The Best Christmas Pageant Ever” will be directed by Jyll Perlini.

For more information, please email southingtoncommunitytheatre@gmail.com or call (203)558-5358.

by MIKE CHAIKEN

EDITIONS EDITOR

“Les Miserables” is one of those shows that really doesn’t have a revival because there never seems to be a moment where it’s not being performed somewhere.

Even if it’s not a national tour, some community theater group has taken it on.

So it’s understandable when a road tour arrives in town of the venerable musical based on Victor Hugo’s novel, there might be a slight sigh of “Oh no, not that again.”

Well, strike that thought from your mind regarding to the current national tour that opened at The Bushnell in Hartford, Tuesday, Oct. 3.

This is a reinvigorated “Les Miserables” that seems miles away from its original pop/ rock musical origins in Paris and London.

The story of “Les Miserables” is epic. The book itself would kill a small rodent with its heft.

This production plays off that epic feel. This production at times is less Broadway and more opera. This feel is grounded by the lighting, stage, and costumes that have more emotional heft.

Although the trapping of the stage show are impressive, the strength of this show is the performances of those on stage and in the orchestra pit.

Nick Cartel, as the hero Jean Valjean, was the linchpin of the show. He showed incredible vocal range and immense emotional range of the man who tries to make amends for a small sin in his past. Since the character is so central to the action, Cartel’s performance pushes the entire cast to keep up with him. And they all deliver. My favorite moment, and one that demonstrated Cartel’s vocal range, was the song, “Bring Him Home.”

Marius (Joshua Grosso), who played the young man wooing Valjean’s ward Cosette, may have lacked the stage time of Cartel. But like Cartel, he demonstrated great vocal alacrity and emotional. His performance “Empty Chairs at Empty Tables” was touching.

The character of the dogged Javert, who chases Valjean across the decades, sometimes slips into one dimension. He is played as a man with an obsession but an obsession that merely serves as a plot device. In this production, actor Josh Davis was able to convey some of the inner conflict of the man wants to bring Valjean to justice but is conflicted about doing so.

Thenardier, the innkeeper at the center of the iconic song, “Master of the House,” also tends to be portrayed as one-dimensional. He is a clown and a bit of comic relief. But Monte J. Howell is able to portray the character as more nefarious—he plays the clown but he has a serious and evil bite.

The lead female characters in “Les Miserables” have considerably less stage time than their male counterparts. But their shining moments carry the biggest emotional punches.

Phoenix Best’s performance of Eponine’s “On My Own” was poignant and touching. It was probably one of the most powerful moments of the evening.

Melissa Mitchell’s performance of Fantine’s “I Dreamed a Dream” also caused our heart to melt.

Years ago when I saw “Les Miserables,” most of the instrumentation was handled by electronic keyboards. For this tour, the music is handled by a full blown orchestra, conducted and directed by Brian Eads. The live performance of the music brought power and an epic quality to the orchestrations of John Cameron and Cristopher Janke.

The music is one thing but the acting is also key for “Les Miserables. The direction by Laurence Connor and James Powell was fleet footed compared to some productions I’ve seen, which sometimes lumbered under the breadth of the tale.

Over the years, the show by composer Claude-Michel Schonberg and Herbert Kretzmer, based on the original French show by Alain Boublil and Jean-Marc Natel—had made itself ripe for parody and ennui.

This tour puts the show back into the realm of classic musical theater.

I give this national tour production of “Les Miserables” four out of four stars.

It continues at The Bushnell, 166 Capitol Ave., Hartford on Thursday at 7:30 p.m., Friday at 8 p.m., Saturday at 2 and 8 p.m. and Sunday at 1 and 6:30 p.m.

For tickets, go to Bushnell.org or call (860) 987-5900

‘Les Misérables’ continues at The Bushnell through Sunday.

Riley Sheehan, center, reads the essay that led to this year’s Granny Apple selection. Grandmother Mary Sheehan smiled behind her during the ceremony to kick-off the 2017 Apple Harvest Festival. (Photo by John Goralski)

By SHERIDAN CYR

STAFF WRITER

The Apple Harvest Festival officially kicked off Friday night, Sept. 29 on the Town Green. Co-Chair of the Supervisory Committee, Tom Lombardi, gave thanks to all who make the Festival possible, including fellow members of the Committee, official Festival Volunteers, hostesses, members of the Town Council, all vendors and sponsors, and the community of Southington as a whole.

From left, 2017 Granny Apple Mary Sheehan, Riley Sheehan, and 2017 Apple Harvest Festival Queen Molly Wright.

“Take a look at all the people around here who support this town, and I hope that we as residents can support our sponsors the same way they support us,” said Lombardi. “On behalf of the entire committee, we hope that you enjoy these next two weekends.”

Festival coordinator Jim Champagne took over the main stage for the Granny Apple Contest. Each year, third, fourth and fifth graders are asked to submit essays as to why their grandmother should be named the official “Granny Apple.”

“We get a ton of responses, and we sit and read them all, narrow it down to ten, and then select one final winner,” said Champagne. This year’s Granny Apple was named Mary Sheehan, by the help of her granddaughter Riley.

“She makes me laugh when she tells me silly stories. She enjoys giving back to her community, and encourages me to give back, too,” said Riley.

2017 Granny Apple Mary Sheehan and her granddaughter Riley enjoy the ride through the downtown during the Apple Harvest parade.

“She is a life-long resident who enjoys everything about the apple harvest festival. My grandma is everything a Granny Apple should be: a proud Southington resident, fun, supportive, loving, and a great baker.”

“It’s the first time I heard what she wrote and she did an excellent job,” said Sheehan after being named Granny Apple. “About 10 years ago my daughter was Apple Harvest queen, so it looks like Riley’s comin’ around.”

When asked what she looks forward to this year, Sheehan said, “I noticed there’s much more booths this year which is awesome. I always look forward to the food, and the contests, and of course you’ve got to have the apple fritters every year.”

Riley was looking forward to the carnival rides and being there with her family.

To comment on this story or to contact staff writer Sheridan Cyr, email her at SCyr@SouthingtonObserver.com.

These are the scores for games played between Monday, Sept. 25 and Sunday, Oct. 1. For more in depth coverage, read us in print or on-line.

Boys Soccer

Farmington 5, Southington 0

Monday, Sept. 25

At Southington

Farmington                03 02 — 05

Southington               00 00 — 00

First half—1, Jake Dunst (Shamir Holt), FHS, 13:42; 2, Nic Zimmerman (Will Fitzsimmons, Patrick Catillo), FHS, 2:59; 3, Fitzsimmons, FHS, 29.4.

Second half—4, Brennan Hughes, FHS, 38:30; 5, Fitzsimmons, FHS, 7:15.

Shots—FHS, 14. SHS, 3.

Saves—Ryan Plickys/Jeff Sytulek, FHS, 9. John Griffin, SHS, 3.

Corners—FHS, 5. SHS, 0.

Records—FHS, 2-1-2. SHS, 1-3-2.

New Britain 2, Southington 1

Thursday, Sept. 28

At Southington

New Britain               00 02 — 02

Southington               00 01 — 01

First half—No scoring.

Second half—1, John Morell, NBHS, 22:19; 2, Minel Mehmedovic, NBHS, 20:33; 3, Evan Daddona, SHS, 16:01.

Shots—NBHS, 6. SHS, 26.

Saves—Adam Gottner, NBHS, 12. John Griffin, SHS, 3.

Corners—NBHS, 0. SHS, 8.

Records—NBHS, 2-5. SHS, 1-4-2.

Girls Soccer

Farmington 2, Southington 1

Monday, Sept. 25

At Tunxis Mead Park, Farmington

Southington               01 00 — 01

Farmington                01 01 — 02

First half—1, Katherine Crouse (Ally Carr), SHS; 2, Izzy Lipinski (Taylor Hennig), FHS.

Second half—3, Alexa Scott, FHS.

Shots—SHS, 17. FHS, 5.

Saves—Olivia Sherwood, SHS, 5. Carline Ives, FHS, 10.

Records—SHS, 3-3. FHS, 3-1-2.

Southington 8, Bloomfield 0

Thursday, Sept. 28

At Phil Rubin Stadium, Bloomfield

Southington               02 06 — 08

Bloomfield                 00 00 — 00

First half—1, Natalie Verderame, SHS; 2, Ally Carr (Shannon Litchfield), SHS.

Second half—3, Verderame, SHS; 4, Katherine Crouse, SHS; 5, Emma Panarella (Crouse), SHS; 6, Verderame (Taylor Hubert), SHS; 7, Litchfield (Carr), SHS; 8, Carr, SHS.

Shots—SHS, 21. BHS, 2.

Saves—Olivia Sherwood, SHS, 2. Mikayla Hayes, BHS, 12.

Corners—SHS, XX. BHS, XX.

Records—SHS, 4-3. BHS, 2-3-2.

Cross Country

Boys Results

Glastonbury 24, Southington 31

Glastonbury 15, Farmington 50

Southington 15, Farmington 50

Tuesday, Sept. 26

3.1 miles, 79 runners

At YMCA Camp Sloper

SELECTED RESULTS

1, Conner Leone, Southington, 17:44; 2, Jacob Smith, Glastonbury, 17:47; 3, Samuel Wilcox, Glastonbury, 18:24; 4, Shane Leone, Southington, 18:46; 5, Oliver Printy, Glastonbury, 18:51; 6, Zachary Smith, Glastonbury, 18:51; 7, Ryan Slesinski, Southington, 18:52; 8, Thomas Stone, Glastonbury, 19:23; 9, Sean Young, Southington, 19:33; 10, Jeff Hannigan, Southington, 19:35; 11, Matthew Penna, Southington, 19:57; 12, Ben Palladino, Southington, 20:03; 13, Cameron Keenan, Glastonbury, 20:07; 15, Cameron Pedemonti, Glastonbury, 20:24; 26, Jimmy Siuta, Farmington, 21:34; 30, Nick Calcavecchia, Farmington, 22:11; 34, Quinn Welsh, Farmington, 22:37; 37, Ethan Grubelich, Farmington, 22:50; 42, Casey DeBiase, Farmington, 23:05; 45, James Galske, Farmington, 23:44; 47, Nicholas Vendetti, Farmington, 23:50.

Record—SHS, 4-1.

Frank Kelley Invitational

Saturday, Sept. 30

3.1 miles, 135 runners

At Wrentham Park, Wrentham, Mass.

Team results (championship division)—(19 teams) 1, Wakefield, 120 (1:24:07.84); 2, Pentucket, 142 (1:24:41.22); 3, Newton North, 145 (1:23:58.31); 4, Northampton, 158 (1:25:08.91); 5, Methuen, 168 (1:25:26.31); 6, Plymouth North, 175 (1:24:59.77); 7, Westford Academy, 192 (1:25:33.77); 8, Peabody, 206 (1:25:49.73); 9, Southington, 209 (1:26:18.4); 10, Duxbury, 219 (1:26:29.01); 11, Saint John’s Prep, 302 (1:27:36.65); 12, North Andover, 330 (1:28:40.06); 13, Ayer Shirley, 340 (1:29:22.88); 14, Westwood, 344 (1:29:14.29); 15, Woburn, 358 (1:29:10.92); 16, Marblehead, 384 (1:30:03.3); 17, Frontier, 385 (1:31:22.45); 18, Burlington, 414 (18:16.98); 19, South Hadley, 484 (1:34:02.82).

SELECTED RESULTS

1, Tristan Shelgren, Saint John’s Prep, 15:24.53; 2, Andrew Mah, Newton North, 15:46.39; 3, Nick McNamee, Plymouth North, 16:00.76; 4, Ian Horsbugh, Newton North, 16:03.7; 5, Ethan Matthews, Ayer Shirley, 16:05.71; 6, Claudio Rocha, Peabody, 16:10.23; 7, Jason dolan, Westford Academy, 16:12.05; 8, Zach Conant, Westwood, 16:14.64; 9, Anshel Isles, Woburn, 16:15.28; 10, Be Gordon-Sniffen, Northampton, 16:23.59; 21, Conner Leone, Southington, 16:46.33; 27, Shane Leone, Southington, 16:58.31; 49, Matt Penna, Southington, 17:21.6; 61, Ryan Slesinski, Southington, 17:34.63; 64, Sean Young, Southington, 17:37.53; 65, Jeffrey Hannigan, Southington, 17:37.64; 81, Ben Palladino, Southington, 17:55.55.

Girls Results

Glastonbury 20, Southington 41

Glastonbury 15, Farming             ton 48

Southington 19, Farmington 44

Tuesday, Sept. 26

3.1 miles, 41 runners

At YMCA Camp Sloper

SELECTED RESULTS

1, Kate Kemnitz, Southington, 22:35; 2, Brittany Anderson, Glastonbury, 22:35; 3, Erin McGill, Glastonbury, 22:36; 4, Grace Sparrow, Glastonbury, 22:37; 5, Angela Braga, Glastonbury, 22:38; 6, Alexandra Ross, Glastonbury, 22:38; 7, Katrina Wiegmann, Farmington, 22:42; 8, Sarah Minkiewicz, Southington, 22:59; 9, Amanda Naylor, Glastonbury, 23:02; 10, Kelly Queen, Glastonbury, 23:09; 11, Isabella Scalise, Southington, 23:16; 13, Natalia Adamczyk, Southington, 23:35; 16, Julia Michnowicz, Southington, 24:26; 17, Kailey Schmarr, Southington, 24:40; 20, Amanda Perkowski, Southington, 26:11; 24, Julia Furmanek, Farmington, 27:05; 28, Jasmine Shack, Farmington, 27:33; 29, Sophia Shack, Farmington, 28:13; 30, Shaila Patel, Farmington, 28:53; 33, Eve Randall, Farmington, 29:24.

Record—SHS, 3-2.

Jack Kelley Invitational

Saturday, Sept. 30

3.1 miles, 138 runners

At Wrentham Park, Wrentham, Mass.

Team results (championship division)—(18 teams) 1, Woburn, 87 (1:40:58.80); 2, Westwood, 96 (1:40:59.07); 3, Littleton, 122 (1:41:18.09); 4, Hingham, 135 (1:43:34.68); 5, Boston Latin School, 137 (1:43:30.06); 6, Andover, 162 (1:44:12.82); 7, Southington, 179 (1:45:12.69); 8, Northampton, 259 (1:48:10.64); 9, Wakefield, 262 (1:47:46.40); 10, North Andover, 269 (1:48:12.28); 11, Marblehead, 283 37 (1:48:34.51); 12, Pentucket, 284 (1:47:58.22); 13, Ursuline Academy, 284 (1:47:59.35); 14, Barnstable, 328 (1:50:22.25); 15, Masconomet, 339 (1:50:21.41); 16, Ayer Shirley, 349 (1:50:46.07); 17, Coventry, 354 (1:50:48.25); 18, Medfield, 388 (1:52:21.28).

SELECTED RESULTS

1, Sarah Roffman, Littleton, 18:46.62; 2, Kailyn Roffman, Littleton, 18:53.7; 3, Ashley Walker, Westwood, 19:12.35; 4, Ali Hurley, Woburn, 19:19.84; 5, Katie Cass, Duxbury, 19:24.93; 6, Lauren Grela, Ursuline Academy, 19:36.12; 7, Siobhan O’Keefe, Pentucket, 19:38.46; 8, Sarah Conant, Westwood, 19:43.02; 9, Grace O’Hara, Andover, 19:48.73; 10, Mary Yount, Northampton, 19:51.24; 24, Kate Kemnitz, Southington, 20:27.23; 30, Isabella Scalise, Southington, 20:44.63; 31, Natalia Adamczyk, Southington, 20:46.84; 48, Kailey Schmarr, Southington, 21:21.17; 66, Laini Pizzitola, Southington, 21:52.82; 104, Amanda Perkowski, Southington, 22:46.92.

Field Hockey

South Windsor 6, Southington 0

Tuesday, Sept. 26

At South Windsor

Southington               00 00 — 00

South Windsor           03 03 — 06

First half—1, Morgan Saylor, SWHS, 26:09; 2, Kelly Ward (Corey Callahan), SWHS, 19:44; 3, Ali Martin (Callahan), SWHS, 9:56.

Second half—4, Saylor, SWHS, 25:45; 5, Martin, SWHS, 21:04; 6, Kate Hunter, SWHS, 6:30.

Corners—SHS, 1. SWHS, 19.

Shots—SHS, 6. SWHS, 24.

Saves—Maddie Belfonti, SHS, 14. SWHS, 3.

Records—SHS, 1-4. SWHS, 7-0-1.

Southington 6, East Catholic 0

Friday, Sept. 29

At Southington

East Catholic             00 00 — 00

Southington               04 02 — 06

First half—1, Jenna Sheehan (Nicole Martocchio), SHS, 24:44; 2, Sheehan (Martocchio), SHS, 17:13; 3, Martocchio, SHS, 14:31; 4, Emma Angelillo (Sydney Rice), SHS, 0:54.

Second half—5, Sheehan (Martocchio), SHS, 24:51; 6, Julia Jackman, SHS, 20:45.

Corners—ECHS, 4. SHS, 9.

Shots—ECHS, 6. SHS, 21.

Saves—Kiely Callahan, ECHS, 11. Maddie Belfonti, SHS, 4.

Records—ECHS, 3-3. SHS, 2-4.

Girls Volleyball

Southington 3, Newington 0

(25-10, 25-21, 25-13)

Tuesday, Sept. 26

At Southington

HIGHLIGHTS—Southington: Jenna Martin, 17-for-17 serving, 6 aces, 6 attacks, 3 kills, 4 digs; Hannah Zelina, 1-for-3 serving, 19 attacks, 6 kills, 1 block, 2 digs; Julia Wells, 3-for-4 serving, 1 ace, 2 attacks, 1 kill, 1 dig; Stephanie Zera, 17-for-17 serving, 2 aces, 32 assists, 2 attacks, 1 kill, 7 digs; Lynsey Danko, 4-for-4 serving, 1 ace, 5 digs; Brooke Cooney, 12-for-12 serving, 1 ace, 21 attacks, 7 kills, 5 digs; Emily Tinyszin, 1 attack; Nolyn Allen, 5-for-5 serving, 16 digs; Erica Bruno, 14 attacks, 5 kills, 2 blocks, 1 dig; Haley Larrabee, 12-for-12 serving, 1 ace, 17 attacks, 5 kills, 1 block, 8 digs; Cassidy Herrick, 1 dig; Sarah Myrick, 13 attacks, 5 kills, 1 dig.

Newington: Rashell Mezquia, 16 attacks, 3 kills, 2 digs; Alaysiah Hall, 10-for-10 serving, 1 ace, 9 attacks, 1 kill, 10 digs; Trumbull Paige, 13 attacks, 3 kills, 1 block, 1 dig; Sara Caceres, 12 attacks, 4 kills; Carelys Benitez, 5-for-7 serving, 16 attacks, 3 kills, 7 digs; Yasmin Rincon, 10-for-10 serving, 1 ace, 10 attacks, 4 digs; Azya Bass, 5-for-5 serving, 15 assists, 3 attacks, 12 digs; Blayne Wanner-Hyde, 8-for-10 serving, 1 attack, 10 digs; Meghan Roberts, 4-for-4 serving, 18 attacks, 5 kills, 3 digs.

Records—SHS, 5-1. NHS, 6-3.

Southington 3, Farmington 1

(25-20, 19-25, 25-21, 25-19)

Friday, Sept. 29

At Southington

HIGHLIGHTS—Southington: Jenna Martin, 11-for-11 serving, 1 ace, 12 attacks, 5 kills, 6 digs; Hannah Zelina, 2-for-2 serving, 35 attacks, 12 kills, 3 blocks, 2 digs; Julia Wells, 7-for-10 serving, 5 digs; Stephanie Zera, 17-for-19 serving, 1, ace, 50 assists, 2 attacks, 2 blocks, 14 digs; Lynsey Danko, 12 digs; Brooke Cooney, 16-for-17 serving, 3 aces, 33 attacks, 14 kills, 9 digs; Nolyn Allen, 4-for-8 serving, 1 ace, 1 attack, 25 digs; Erica Bruno, 19 attacks, 11 kills, 2 blocks; Haley Larrabee, 21-for-26 serving, 5 aces, 25 attacks, 6 kills, 1 block, 5 digs; Sarah Myrick, 19 attacks, 3 kills, 2 blocks, 4 digs.

Farmington: No stats available.

Records—SHS, 6-1. FHS, 6-1.

Girls Swimming

Southington 95, East Catholic 72

Wednesday, Sept. 27

At Southington YMCA

200 med relay—1, SHS (Meghan Hammarlund, Julie Duszak, Maddie Symecko, Andie Nadeau), 1:59.16; 2, ECHS; 3, SHS (Abigail LoPresti, Kayla-Thanh Nguyen, Patrycja Zajac, Gianna Perugini).

200 free—1, Olivia Fournier, SHS, 2:03.14; 2, Julia Holland, SHS; 3, Kara Zazzaro, SHS; 4, Claire Poirier, ECHS; 5, Kayley Hallisey, ECHS.

200 IM—1, Maddie Crowley, ECHS, 2:25.37; 2, Symecko, SHS; 3, Amelia Martin, ECHS; 4, Maeve Williams, ECHS; 5, Zajac, SHS.

50 free—1, Duszak, SHS, 25.75; 2, Lexi Weir, ECHS; 3, Delia Topizer, ECHS; 4, Nadeau, SHS; 5, Lauren Roth, ECHS.

100 fly—1, Hammarlund, SHS, 1:03.13; 2, Crowley, ECHS; 3, Martin, ECHS; 4, Nguyen, SHS; 5, Lidia Prusak, SHS.

100 free—1, Fournier, SHS, 55.44; 2, Topizer, ECHS; 3, Roth, ECHS; 4, Jenna Swist, ECHS; 5, Zazzaro, SHS.

500 free—1, Nadeau, SHS, 5:47.38; 2, Symecko, SHS; 3, Holland, SHS; 4, Hallisey, ECHS; 5, Faith O’Brien, ECHS.

200 free relay—1, SHS (Duszak, Kara Zazzaro, Jess Monte, Fournier), 1:49.88; 2, ECHS; 3, SHS (Perugini, Chloe Grabowski, Johanna Lasbury, Anny Moquette).

100 back—1, Hammarlund, 1:05.5; 2, Weir, ECHS; 3, Emma Daly, ECHS; 4, LoPresti, SHS; 5, Adessa Noyes, SHS.

100 breast—1, Duszak, SHS, 1:11.39; 2, Zajac, SHS; 3, Williams, ECHS; 4, Jenna Famiglietti, SHS; 5, Hannah Klim, ECHS.

400 free relay—exhibition.

Record—SHS, 3-0.

Southington 98, Plainville 76

Friday, Sept. 29

At Plainville

200 med relay—1, SHS (Meghan Hammarlund, Patrycja Zajac, Maddie Symecko, Julie Duszak), 2:03.21; 2, PHS; 3, SHS (Adessa Noyes, Kayla-Thanh Nguyen, Jenna Famiglietti, Abigail LoPresti).

200 free—1, Andie Nadeau, SHS, 2:08.38; 2, Bella Samperi, PHS; 3, Julia Holland, SHS; 4, Kara Zazzaro, SHS, 5, Olivia Unwin, PHS.

200 IM—1, Symecko, SHS, 2:27.93; 2, Lydia Weinberg, PHS; 3, Noyer, SHS; 4, Gina Calo, SHS; 5, Zoe Nguyen, PHS.

50 free—1, Duszak, SHS, 25.87; 2, Phoebe Gediman, PHS; 3, Jess Monte, SHS; 4, Anny Moquete, SHS; 5, Sara Piersenski, PHS.

Diving—1, Alyssa Albiach, SHS, 164.8; 2, Elizabeth Beaulieu, SHS; 3, Liz Susco, PHS; 4, Gabby Soli, PHS.

100 fly—1, Hammarlund, SHS, 1:05.09; 2, Samperi, PHS; 3, Nguyen, SHS; 4, Aparna Athreya, SHS; 5, Unwin, PHS.

100 free—1, Kara Zazzaro, SHS, 1:02.34; 2, LoPresti, SHS; 3, Bella Bantz, PHS; 4, Noyes, SHS; 5, Alyssa Macomber, PHS.

500 free—1, Nadeau, SHS, 5:43.67; 2, Weinberg, PHS; 3, Holland, SHS; 4, Gedman, PHS; 5, Calo, SHS.

200 free relay—1, SHS (Duszak, Monte, Zazzaro, Nadeau), 1:51.59; 2, SHS (LoPresti, Moquete, Chloe Grabowski, ohanna Lasbury); 3, PHS.

100 back—exhibition.

100 breast—exhibition.

400 free relay—exhibition.

Record—SHS, 4-0.

Football

Southington 49, Conard 13

Thursday, Sept. 28

At Conard HS, West Hartford

Southington               14 14 14 07 — 49

Conard                      03 10 00 00 — 13

First Quarter

SHS—Tanner Larosa 22 run (Evan Johanns kick), 10:43.

CHS—David Reagan 25 FG, 4:29.

SHS—Ian Agnew 4 run (Johanns kick), 2:24.

Second Quarter

CHS—Reagan 25 FG, 9:33.

SHS—Tim O’Shea 40 pass from Will Barmore (Johanns kick), 7:40.

CHS—Silas Bridges 20 pass from Jack Moore (87 kick), 5:05.

SHS—O’Shea 10 pass from Barmore (Johanns kick), 3:52.

Third Quarter

SHS—Joe Koczera 2 run (Johanns kick), 9:26.

SHS—LaRosa 1 run (Johanns kick), 3:26.

Fourth Quarter

SHS—O’Shea 2 pass from Barmore (Johanns kick), 6:46.

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING—Southington (39-233): Tanner LaRosa, 11-97; Ian Agnew, 14-51; Dillon Kohl, 8-58; Jimmy Ringrose, 1-14; Will Barmore, 2-11; Joe Koczera, 1-2; John Aligata, 1-1; Team, 1-(-1). Conard (19-(-12)): Max Main, 7-(-1); Jack Moore, 12-(-11).

PASSING—Will Barmore, SHS, 20-28-0, 228 yards; Jacob Drena, SHS, 1-1-0, 7 yards; Jack Moore, CHS, 24-41-1, 287 yards.

RECEIVING—Southington (21-235): Tim O’Shea, 11-116; Jacob Flynn, 4-68; Jimmy Ringrose, 3-21; Jamie Lamson, 1-18; Josh Vitti, 1-7; Jacob Drena, 1-5. Conard (24-287): Aidan Stabnick, 6-66; Ryan Orlowski, 6-43; Justin Furze, 3-48; Grant O’Connor, 5-100; Silas Bridges, 2-30; Max Main, 1-2; Matt Langevin, 1-(-2).

Records—SHS, 4-0. CHS, 2-2.

Apple Harvest Festival
www.southington.org/AHF

2017 Apple Harvest Road Race

Sunday, Oct. 1

At Southington

5 Mile Road Race

5 miles, 281 runners

Top Male Finishers—1, Sam Montclair; 2, Jim Rosenberger; 3, Ryan O-Connor.

Top Female Finishers—1, Tessa Mah; 2, Kathleen Shaw; 3, Jennifer McHale.

Dave Gworek Award (top Southington finisher)—Male: Holland Florian. Female: Tessa Mah.

DIVISION WINNERS

Women’s Results

Ages 16-19—1, Catherine Myers, Southington, 36:48; 2, Samantha Schiffer, Plantsville, 44:48.

Ages 20-29—1, Emily Turner, West Hartford, 35:18; 2, Aneta Pyrtel, Wethersfield, 37:47; 3, Nicole Verderame, Boston, 38:04.

Ages 30-39—1, Srey Im-Ly, Plantsville, 34:35; 2, Karen Donorfio, Southington, 36:39; 3, Lauren Dziedzic, Southington, 37:48.

Ages 40-49—1, Megan Bennett, Burlington, 35:42; 2, Carina Halloran, Southington, 36:31; 3, Lily Carnright, Southington, 36:31.

Ages 50-59—1, Diane Snow, Plantsville, 37:47; 2, Debbie Blitz, Southington, 39:40; 3, Tracy Ouellette, Wallingford, 40:01.

70 and over—1, Janet Romayko, East Hartford, 47:36.

Military—1, Kati Eggert, Middlebury, 45:26.

Men’s Results

Ages 10-15—1, Grayson Borla, Southington, 32:59; 2, Charlie Vath, Plantsville, 40:21.

Ages 16-19—1, Jacob Cardoza, Southington, 36:56.

Ages 20-29—1, John Longo, Arlington MA, 29:05; 2, Holland Florian, Southington, 29:45; 3, Pat Summa, West Hartford, 31:18.

Ages 30-39—1, Scott Maxwell, Plaistow NH, 30:19; 2, Zoltan Rigo, Berlin, 30:29; 3, Erik Kasther, Southington, 32:18.

Ages 40-49—1, Bill Zielinski, Southington, 30:38; 2, David Ricciuti, Bristol, 31:05; 3, William Liebler, Southington, 33:40.

Ages 50-59—1, Adam Osmond, Farmington, 34:23; 2, Wade Montague, Southington, 34:58; 3, Regan Lawrence, Wallingford, 35:22.

Ages 60-69—1, Bob Huckins, Southington, 36:03; 2, Bill Lombardi, Southington, 37:07; 3, John Canora, New Britain, 37:34.

Military—1, Geraint Downey, Southington, 36:38; 2, Pedro Lopez, Waterbury, 42:08; 3, Ronald Pitcher, Southington, 42:18.

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS

No. 1-50

1, Sam Montclair, North Haven, 25:10:00; 2, Jim Rosenberger, Waterford, 27:31:00; 3, Ryan O-Connor, Bristol, 27:35:00; 4, John Longo, Arlington MA, 29:05:00; 5, Holland Florian, Southington, 29:44:00; 6, Scott Maxwell, Plaistow NH, 30:17:00; 7, Zoltan Rigo, Berlin, 30:29:00; 8, Bill Zielinski, Southington, 30:38:00; 9, David Ricciuti, Bristol, 31:03:00; 10, Pat Summa, West Hartford, 31:17:00; 11, Tessa Mah, Southington, 31:47:00; 12, Erik Kasther, Southington, 32:16:00; 13, Christian Wneta, New York, 32:48:00; 14, Kathleen Shaw, East Hartland, 32:51:00; 15, Sudol John, Morris, 32:54:00; 16, Grayson Borla, SOUTHINGTON, 32:59:00; 17, Jack Myers, Southington, 32:54:00; 18, Jennifer McHale, Southington, 33:29:00; 19, William Liebler, Southington, 33:38:00; 20, Daniel Scalo, Waterbury, 33:47:00; 21, Shawn Poulin, Plantsville, 34:07:00; 22, Christian Wintley, Hartford, 34:20:00; 23, Adam Osmond, Farmington, 34:22:00; 24, Matthew Cocco, Southington, 34:27:00; 25, Gene Whitaker, Southington, 34:25:00; 26, Srey Im-Ly, Plantsville, 34:35:00; 27, Matt Blanchette, Cromwell, 34:32:00; 28, Nathan Wilson, Southington, 34:39:00; 29, Francisco Games, Hartford, 34:42:00; 30, Wade Montague, Southington, 34:54:00; 31, Jim O’Rourke, SOUTHINGTON, 35:14:00; 32, Emily Turner, WEST HARTFORD, 35:15:00; 33, Regan Lawrence, Wallingford, 35:18:00; 34, Peter Borla, Hamden, 35:27:00; 35, Duguay Rob, Waterbury, 35:28:00; 36, Doug Roy, Plantsville, 35:33:00; 37, Megan Bennett, Burlington, 35:37:00; 38, Jonathan Potter, Southington, 35:40:00; 39, John Rosenberger, Plantsville, 35:48:00; 40, Bob Huckins, Southington, 36:00:00; 41, Jonathan Connellan, Southington, 36:14:00; 42, Carina Halloran, Southington, 36:24:00; 43, Anthony Kosior, Southington, 36:33:00; 44, Geraint Downey, SOUTHINGTON, 36:26:00; 45, Karen Donorfio, Southington, 36:35:00; 46, Al Mordino, Wolcott, 36:31:00; 47, Lily Carnright, Southington, 36:42:00; 48, Catherine Myers, Southington, 36:43:00; 49, Christopher Reese, Plantsville, 36:50:00; 50, Jacob Cardoza, Southington, 36:53:00;

No. 51-100

51, Bill Lombardi, Southington, 37:07:00; 52, John Canora, New Britain, 37:29:00; 53, John Mah, Southington, 37:31:00; 54, Joe Kubisek, SOUTHINGTON, 37:32:00; 55, Diane Snow, Plantsville, 37:44:00; 56, Aneta Pytel, Wethersfield, 37:47:00; 57, Lauren Dziedzic, Southington, 37:46:00; 58, Nishit Modi, Unionville, 37:48:00; 59, Patrick Turek, SOUTHINGTON, 37:46:00; 60, Steve Sheehan, Southington, 38:04:00; 61, Nicole Verderame, Boston MA, 38:02:00; 62, Jason Morrill, Woodbridge, 38:00:00; 63, Jennifer Wight, Meriden, 38:06:00; 64, Christopher Tasker, Plantsville, 38:11:00; 65, Jessica Magrey, VERNON, 38:18:00; 66, Kaarlo Moran, Branford, 38:17:00; 67, Christopher Poulos, Plantsville, 38:13:00; 68, Desiree Folcik-Coyle, Naugatuck, 38:21:00; 69, Brian Krasowski, Ansonia, 38:27:00; 70, James Patulak, East Hartford, 38:16:00; 71, Ken Paprzyca, Southington, 38:21:00; 72, Christopher Taylor, Portland, 38:45:00; 73, Katie Taylor, Portland, 38:50:00; 74, John Etter, Southington, 39:03:00; 75, Laura Summers, Southington, 39:00:00; 76, Brian Lachance, Southington, 39:01:00; 77, Pam Lopa, Southington, 39:06:00; 78, John Morfis, Plantsville, 39:14:00; 79, Julia Lawlor, Cheshire, 39:17:00; 80, Jennifer Irazabal, Southington, 39:28:00; 81, Bill Rodgers, Boxboro MA, 39:30:00; 82, Debbie Blitz, Southington, 39:38:00; 83, Kathleen Adams, Southington, 39:29:00; 84, Lisa Barry, Tolland, 39:33:00; 85, Christopher Lo Presti, New Britain, 39:35:00; 86, Kristian Johnson, Plantsville, 39:34:00; 87, Kevin Bruemmer, Southington, 39:48:00; 88, Kate Parton, Cheshire, 39:48:00; 89, Christine Mooney, Southington, 39:52:00; 90, Tracy Ouellette, Wallingford, 39:48:00; 91, Liz Markman, Cheshire, 40:02:00; 92, Jasia Wneta, Southington, 40:08:00; 93, Chris Carnright, Southington, 40:06:00; 94, William Cekovsky, Prospect, 40:10:00; 95, Kelly Cekovsky, Prospect, 40:10:00; 96, Alecia Hogan, Southington, 40:09:00; 97, Charlie Vath, PLANTSVILLE, 40:21:00; 98, Entry 81 Unknown,, 40:13:00; 99, Marlene Gravener, Wallingford, 40:14:00; 100, Brian Ahern, Farmington, 40:25:00;

No. 101-150

101, Cheryl Grezlik, Southington, 40:37:00; 102, Campbell Jody, Southington, 40:38:00; 103, Terry Camputaro, Woodbury, 40:39:00; 104, Erica Wilson, SOUTHINGTON, 40:47:00; 105, Dylan Michael, Southington, 40:42:00; 106, Jon Burdeshaw, Plantsville, 40:52:00; 107, Megan Keough, Southington, 40:50:00; 108, Kenneth Smith, Southington, 40:56:00; 109, John Simonson, Southington, 41:10:00; 110, Allison Papale, Seymour, 41:12:00; 111, Chitpraseuth Khongdy, SOUTHINGTON, 41:12:00; 112, Dan Furman, Manchester, 41:18:00; 113, Tracy Kania, SOUTHINGTON, 41:24:00; 114, Matthew Seickel, MIDDLETOWN, 41:25:00; 115, Emma Gardella, Plantsville, 41:27:00; 116, Mike Moreno, Middlefield, 41:29:00; 117, Nicole Baker, Southington, 41:37:00; 118, Adam Lalla, SOUTHINGTON, 41:54:00; 119, Robert Lalla, Plantsville, 42:01:00; 120, Pedro Lopez, Waterbury, 42:02:00; 121, Nadine Phillips, Cheshire, 42:02:00; 122, Melissa Goclowski, Unionville, 41:59:00; 123, Ronald Pitcher, Southington, 42:09:00; 124, MJ Gissas, SOUTHINGTON, 42:18:00; 125, Melinda Noel, Burlington, 42:18:00; 126, Liz Morfis, Plantsville, 42:22:00; 127, Ryan Campbel, WEST HARTFORD, 42:24:00; 128, Pat Havanec, Prospect, 42:29:00; 129, Laura Campbell, West Hartford, 42:25:00; 130, Luanne Borawski, Southington, 42:34:00; 131, Alysha Seickel, MIDDLETOWN, 42:33:00; 132, Erin Murphy, Southington, 26:59:00; 133, Brandon Poythress, Woodbury, 42:46:00; 134, Blair Balchunas, Southington, 42:49:00; 135, Sheryl Brothers, Wethersfield, 42:55:00; 136, Kelly Gray, Southington, 42:58:00; 137, Andriy Shevchuk, Brookfield, 43:05:00; 138, Rebecca Wilbur, Shelton, 43:01:00; 139, Kristie Blasi, SOUTHINGTON, 43:08:00; 140, Bretta Doherty, Cheshire, 43:08:00; 141, Emily Yuille, Cheshire, 43:09:00; 142, Sally Ann Ciarlo, MIDDLEBURY, 43:11:00; 143, Damon DelMonte, Southington, 43:18:00; 144, Sharon Czako, Plainville, 43:15:00; 145, Oleksii Korniienko, Stamford, 43:19:00; 146, Ken Wilcox, Southington, 43:33:00; 147, Valerie Dahlmeyer, Wallingford, 43:35:00; 148, Gabriella Robuccio, Middletown, 43:37:00; 149, Alex Finck, Brookfield, 43:45:00; 150, Ernest Fisher III, Southington, 43:41:00;

No. 151-200

151, Mark Zigmont, PLANTSVILLE, 43:48:00; 152, Michael Giuffrida, Southington, 43:49:00; 153, Matt Lopes, Norwalk, 43:49:00; 154, Summer Cookson, Berlin, 43:52:00; 155, Tom Lombardi, Plantsville, 43:51:00; 156, Megan Hurley, Southington, 43:57:00; 157, Eric DiNicola, Cheshire, 44:08:00; 158, Sam Picard, Middletown, 44:12:00; 159, Daniel Calligan, Bristol, 44:16:00; 160, Gina LaPorte, Southington, 44:19:00; 161, Heather Sibley, Cheshire, 44:24:00; 162, Alicja Urbanczyk, Gales Ferry, 44:18:00; 163, Jacqueline Polvere, SOUTHINGTON, 44:30:00; 164, Katie Kowalski, Guildford, 44:34:00; 165, James Terray, Southington, 44:37:00; 166, Samantha Schiffer, Plantsville, 44:38:00; 167, Bill Hettrick, Colchester, 44:41:00; 168, Paul Ferri, Farmington, 44:50:00; 169, Kristen Palombizio, Southington, 44:59:00; 170, Sara Ryan, Southington, 45:12:00; 171, Uliana Rymar, Stamford, 45:15:00; 172, Jill Chapman, Southington, 45:16:00; 173, Tiffany Byrne, Wolcott, 45:19:00; 174, Matt Byrne, Wolcott, 45:20:00; 175, Kati Eggert, MIDDLEBURY, 45:18:00; 176, Joe Gianatti, Southington, 45:18:00; 177, Blair Casserino, SOUTHINGTON, 45:19:00; 178, Christine Conroy, Southington, 45:31:00; 179, Nathaniel Bottone, Southington, 45:26:00; 180, Maribel Rivera-Smith, Southington, 45:35:00; 181, Marco Ingriselli, Southington, 45:48:00; 182, Blair Vaccaro, Plantsville, 45:50:00; 183, Daniel Wilensky, Southington, 45:56:00; 184, Barry DiGirolamo, Southington, 45:55:00; 185, Terry Watson, Southington, 46:11:00; 186, Jacqueline Laramee, Plainville, 46:23:00; 187, Heather Myrick, Southington, 46:17:00; 188, Nicholas Greco, SOUTHINGTON, 46:25:00; 189, Jessica Sima, Cheshire, 46:36:00; 190, John Torres, Southington, 46:36:00; 191, Laura Zadrick, Bristol, 46:39:00; 192, Heidi Petruccelli, Southington, 46:50:00; 193, Mayumme Vieira, Milford, 46:59:00; 194, Butch Gray, Southington, 47:17:00; 195, Maria Huff, Plantsville, 47:18:00; 196, Barbara Dell, Stafford Springs, 47:19:00; 197, Lisa Stokes, Southington, 47:16:00; 198, Katy England, East Lyme, 47:28:00; 199, Janet Romayko, East Hartford, 47:30:00; 200, Kenneth Ghilardi, West haven, 47:47:00;

No. 201-250

201, Tina Rodriguez, Southington, 47:39:00; 202, Keith Lebrocquy, Southington, 47:45:00; 203, Alan Lachapelle, SOUTHINGTON, 47:53:00; 204, John Cassidy, Bristol, 47:51:00; 205, Holly Hamel, Plantsville, 48:03:00; 206, Ben Matanga, Cheshire, 48:01:00; 207, Mark Petrone, North Haven, 48:16:00; 208, Sara Fadziewicz, Bristol, 48:36:00; 209, Matthew Waskiewicz, Bristol, 48:30:00; 210, Jessica Best, Meriden, 48:28:00; 211, Stephanie Reinwald, MERIDEN, 48:31:00; 212, Lisa Franks-Jansson, BERLIN, 48:33:00; 213, Karen Longo, Southington, 48:52:00; 214, Maryann Lachapelle, Southington, 49:03:00; 215, Heather Hinckley, Wallingford, 49:03:00; 216, Rachael Currao, SOUTHINGTON, 33:40:00; 217, Elizabeth Johnston, Southington, 49:20:00; 218, Samantha MacAvoy, BETHANY, 49:20:00; 219, Stephanie Gagliardi, East Hartford, 49:33:00; 220, Amy Cooper, Southington, 49:32:00; 221, Melissa Ferri, Farmington, 49:30:00; 222, Niccole Guarino, Wolcott, 49:30:00; 223, Steve Satonick, ORANGE, 49:54:00; 224, Andrea Torres, Southington, 49:57:00; 225, Jenifer Arsenault, Plantsville, 49:59:00; 226, Sharon Rosenblatt, Cheshire, 50:00:00; 227, Felicia Liebler, Southington, 50:05:00; 228, Shelley Opalski, Essex, 50:07:00; 229, Nicole Butkiewicz, Southington, 50:16:00; 230, Antonietta Collins, SOUTHINGTON, 50:41:00; 231, Jenna Kniep, Bristol, 51:10:00; 232, Richard Thibeault, Plymouth, 51:19:00; 233, Linda Thibeault, Plymouth, 51:23:00; 234, Kerry Hannify Morin, Southington, 51:37:00; 235, Katie Biga, Derby, 51:59:00; 236, Anna Wilson, Bristol, 52:01:00; 237, Kimberly Rodriguez, Southington, 52:18:00; 238, Asia Neupane, New Haven, 52:19:00; 239, Tanmay Athreya, Southington, 52:32:00; 240, Sarah Timpe, MANCHESTER, 53:19:00; 241, Emily Gray, Southington, 53:51:00; 242, Dianne Stanco-Hill, Bethlehem, 53:44:00; 243, Janet Sweetland, Prospect, 54:23:00; 244, Lynn Potamis, Southington, 54:24:00; 245, Ilavarasy Maran, Southington, 54:46:00; 246, Daniel Slack, Southington, 54:44:00; 247, Erica Fox, Bristol, 54:45:00; 248, Jessica Vinall, Bristol, 54:45:00; 249, Melissa Santos, Southington, 55:05:00; 250, Jennifer Clock, Southington, 55:20:00;

No. 251-281

251, Petruny Eryn, Waterbury, 40:22:00; 252, Katie Case, Canton, 55:52:00; 253, Bev Roche, Plainville, 55:54:00; 254, Kerry Coughlin, WETHERSFIELD, 55:56:00; 255, Beth Baribault, Plantsville, 56:02:00; 256, Melissa Zigmont, PLANTSVILLE, 56:10:00; 257, Melissa Joyce, New Haven, 56:09:00; 258, Lynn Tommasini, N BRANFORD, 56:09:00; 259, John Griglun, Southington, 56:42:00; 260, Megan Cassidy, Bristol, 56:35:00; 261, Entry 289 Unknown,, 56:45:00; 262, Ashley Hill, Bethlehem, 56:50:00; 263, Alyson Hill, Plantsville, 56:49:00; 264, Tony Bagliore, Southington, 57:02:00; 265, Ben Matheis, Cheshire, 57:18:00; 266, Elyssa Kelly, GLASTONBURY, 57:36:00; 267, Jennifer Greco, SOUTHINGTON, 57:55:00; 268, Lauren Russo, Shelton, 58:04:00; 269, Vae Champagne, Fairfield, 58:16:00; 270, Lauren Flamand, SOUTHINGTON, 58:22:00; 271, Marina Pandolfi, Cromwell, 58:52:00; 272, Emily Stockwell, SIMSBURY, 59:09:00; 273, Ashley Zane, Cheshire, 1:00:00; 274, Chester Lau, West Hartford, 1:00:41; 275, Jamie Hipsky, Wallingford, 1:01:04; 276, Unknown Unknown-321,, 1:01:35; 277, Ashley Ford, Naugatuck, 1:01:55; 278, John Sponauer, Southington, 1:04:25; 279, Maureen McAndrew, Brooklyn NY, 1:11:07; 280, David Sirois, SOUTHINGTON, 1:12:57; 281, Cate Costello, WOLCOTT, 1:14:58.

5K Road Race

3.1 miles, 812 runners

Top Male Finishers—1, Michael Vesci, Newington, 17:13; 2, Chris Armstrong, Bolton, 17:56; 3, Cory Lovtis, Plainville, 18:32.

Top Female Finishers—1, Molly Sullivan, Cheshire, 20:32; 2, Tracy Hubert, 20:36; 3, Kristin Lopa, Southington, 21:01.

DIVISION WINNERS

Women’s Results

Ages 8-10—1, Jacqueline Liebler, Southington, 25:25; 2, Claire Tardif, Southington, 29:03; 3, Riley Beauchemin,, Marion, 29:19.

Ages 11-13—1, Abby Flanigan, Southington, 22:09; 2, Lucy Bergin, Glastonbury, 22:41; 3, Nina Muir, Southington, 23:14.

Ages 14-16—1, Morgan Hubert, Southington, 21:02; 2, Micaela Potamis, Southington, 23:15; 3, Emma Swindon, Southington, 23:26.

Ages 17-19—1, Marisa Matthews, Southington, 24:57; 2, Emily Gibney, Southington, 26:10; 3, Nickolina Doran, Southington, 27:00.

Ages 20-29—1, Nemythe Lease, West Hartford, 21:20; 2, Crystal Steinfeld, Unionville,, 22:16; 3, Alicia Bonin, Somers, 24:11.

Ages 30-39—1, Gina Levesque, Plantsville, 24:02; 2, Angela Vassar, Southington, 24:25; 3, Lydia Greco, Cromwell, 24:49.

Ages 40-49—1, Mary Humphrey, Southington, 23:17; 2, Kristin Bontempi, Southington, 23:28; 3, Kathryn Muir, Southington, 24:44.

Ages 50-59—1, Bosmat Cohen, Wolcott, 24:24; 2, Susan Rosenberger, Plantsville, 24:59; 3, Marty Paglialunga, Fairfield, 25:17.

Ages 60-69—1, Debbie Perry, Plantsville, 25:09; 2, Jalaine Peace, Hawthorne NY, 30:05; 3, Linda Rocco, Southington, 30:15.

70 and over—1, Catherine Flannery, Moodus, 31:15; 2, Diane Stuart, West Hartford, 55:38; 3, Elizabeth Lazor, Meriden, 56:08.

Men’s Results

Ages 8-10—1, Andrew Morikis, Southington, 28:25; 2, Aidan Twohill, Southington, 28:35; 3, P. Mason Ricciardelli, Simsbury, 29:08.

Ages 11-13—1, Matthew Whitaker, Southington, 19:48; 2, Billy Liebler, Southington, 21:42; 3, Anthony Sena, Plantsville, 21:54.

Ages 14-16—1, Mack Brennan, Southington, 20:51; 2, Nathaniel Shnaider, Walpole MA, 21:13; 3, Adam Hunter, Southington, 21:58.

Ages 17-19—1, Nick Petro, Plantsville, 22:40; 2, Joseph DellaVecchia, Wallingford, 25:43; 3, Casey Selinske, Plantsville, 27:11.

Ages 20-29—1, Johnathan Dalton, Meriden, 18:40; 2, Tim O’Shea, Waterbury, 20:34; 3, Jason Reynolds, Farmington, 20:34.

Ages 30-39—1, Pat Rosin, Plantsville, 18:53; 2, Nick Lanigan, Southington, 19:08; 3, Peter Armon, Cheshire, 19:31.

Ages 40-49—1, Todd Forselius, Cheshire, 19:19; 2, Marc Davis, Plantsville, 21:56; 3, Greg Waters, Wappingers Falls NY, 23:22.

Ages 50-59—1, Jeff Heintz, Wallingford, 20:35; 2, Mark Reider, Farmington, 21:10; 3, Jeremiah Segrue, Southington, 23:01.

Ages 60-69—1, Kevin McNamara, Southington, 21:38; 2, Michael Giza, Colchester, 21:42; 3, Steven Morse, Broadbrook, 23:15.

70 and over—1, David Tellerico, Milldale, 26:18; 2, Dan Ciccarillo, New Britain, 26:58; 3, Guy Pulino, Moodus, 27:03.

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS

No. 1-50

1, Michael Vesci, Newington, 17:13; 2, Chris Armstrong, Bolton, 17:56; 3, Cory Loftis, Plainville, 18:32; 4, Johnathan Dalton, Meriden, 18:40; 5, Pat Rosin, PLANTSVILLE, 18:52; 6, Nick Lanigan, Southington, 19:08; 7, Todd Forselius, Cheshire, 19:18; 8, Peter Armon, Cheshire, 19:31; 9, Christopher Pawlow, Plainville, 19:40; 10, Matthew Whitaker, Southington, 19:48; 11, Chris Prus, Southington, 20:13; 12, Jimmy Russo, Waterbury, 20:26; 13, Ryan Zdunczyk, Southington, 20:27; 14, Molly Sullivan, Cheshire, 20:31; 15, Tim O-Shea, Waterbury, 20:29; 16, Michael Delgrego, Cheshire, 20:34; 17, Jason Reynolds, Farmington, 20:32; 18, Jeff Heintz, Wallingford, 20:33; 19, Tracy Hubert,, 20:34; 20, Nicholas Tumolo, Plainville, 20:38; 21, Mack Brennan, Southington, 20:33; 22, Aaron Magrey, Vernon, 20:57; 23, Kristin Lopa, Southington, 21:00; 24, Morgan Hubert, Southington, 20:59; 25, David Cahill, Berlin, 21:02; 26, Mark Reider, Farmington, 21:09; 27, Nathaniel Shnaider, Walpole MA, 20:49; 28, Nemythe Lease, WEST HARTFORD, 21:15; 29, Kevin McNamara, Southington, 21:36; 30, Michael Giza, Colchester, 21:40; 31, Billy Liebler, Southington, 21:41; 32, Anthony Sena, Plantsville, 21:52; 33, Marc Davis, Plantsville, 21:46; 34, Adam Hunter, Southington, 21:51; 35, Christopher Strong, Southington, 22:01; 36, Abby Flanigan, SOUTHINGTON, 22:09; 37, Connor Hallstrom, Bethany, 22:10; 38, Nick Dalidowitz, Southington, 22:12; 39, Crystal Steinfeld, Unionville, 22:14; 40, Thaddeus Chuchro, East Hartford, 22:16; 41, Simon Narel, Kensington, 22:21; 42, Matthew Pakulski, Southington, 22:29; 43, Lauren Verrilli, Southington, 22:31; 44, Justin Starr, Farmington, 22:37; 45, Nick Petro, Plantsville, 22:37; 46, Brian Egan, Southington, 22:37; 47, Lucy Bergin, Glastonbury, 22:29; 48, Matt McNicholas, Chester, 22:27; 49, Ian Skelskey, Bristol, 22:41; 50, Mathew Siwek, Southington, 22:50.

No. 51-100

51, David Byrne, Southington, 22:48; 52, Jon Mahoney, Plantsville, 22:48; 53, Jeremiah Segrue, Southington, 22:55; 54, Albert Gorski, PLANTSVILLE, 22:40; 55, Nina Muir, Southington, 23:12; 56, Micaela Potamis, Southington, 23:13; 57, Steven Morse, Broadbrook, 23:13; 58, Mary Humphrey, Southington, 23:17; 59, Niko Morikis, SOUTHINGTON, 23:19; 60, Alexander Shnaider, WALPOLE MA, 22:55; 61, Will Flanigan, SOUTHINGTON, 23:20; 62, Greg Waters, Wappingers Falls NY, 23:17; 63, Talie Richardson, Southington, 23:21; 64, Emma Swindon, Southington, 23:24; 65, Kristin Bontempi, Southington, 23:28; 66, Will Torpey, Southington, 23:29; 67, Brett Hunter, Southington, 23:36; 68, Kian Siadat, Plantsville, 23:27; 69, Tyler Salzillo, Plantsville, 23:27; 70, Grace Michaud, Southington, 23:41; 71, Conway Brendan, Southington, 23:41; 72, Anthony Penisse, SOUTHINGTON, 23:41; 73, Ryan Le, East Hartford, 23:47; 74, Justin Soccodato, SOUTHINGTON, 23:47; 75, Megan Wadman, SOUTHINGTON, 23:53; 76, Ethan Le, East Hartford, 23:48; 77, Shannon Litchfield, Southington, 23:55; 78, Brianna Linehan, Southington, 23:55; 79, Erick Nass, SEYMOUR, 23:45; 80, Gina Levesque, Plantsville, 23:59; 81, Chris Cannon, Bristol, 24:01:00; 82, Alexander Pennetti, SOUTHINGTON, 24:06:00; 83, Alicia Bonin, Somers, 24:00:00; 84, Michael Cipollone, MIDDLETOWN, 23:42; 85, Michael Washington, Unionville, 23:46; 86, Jonathan Esteves, Middletown, 24:13:00; 87, Bosmat Cohen, Wolcott, 24:06:00; 88, Brittany Franco, Middletown, 24:19:00; 89, Angela Vassar, Southington, 24:06:00; 90, Abby Sowa, Southington, 24:22:00; 91, Brian Stefanowicz, Southington, 24:30:00; 92, Kathryn Muir, Southington, 24:39:00; 93, Liam Schroeder, Plantsville, 24:36:00; 94, Lydia Greco, Cromwell, 24:46:00; 95, Anna Dubiel, Rocky Hill, 24:44:00; 96, Marisa Matthews, SOUTHINGTON, 24:47:00; 97, Mark Mooney, Southington, 24:26:00; 98, Susan Rosenberger, Plantsville, 24:56:00; 99, Chris Throwe, Burlington, 24:47:00; 100, Jeff Bennett, Southington, 24:57:00.

No. 101-150

101, John Peace, Hawthorne NY, 24:59:00; 102, Gordy Dayton, Torrington, 25:03:00; 103, Cassandra Dubitsky, SOUTHINGTON, 24:59:00; 104, Kyle Kawlings, New London, 24:50:00; 105, Susan Taricani, Sudbury MA, 24:54:00; 106, William Kaseta, Plantsville, 25:03:00; 107, Debbie Perry, Plantsville, 25:04:00; 108, Finn Gordon, Glastonbury, 25:05:00; 109, Marty Paglialunga, Fairfield, 25:10:00; 110, Joseph Plante, Southington, 25:10:00; 111, Ava Tonnotti, Southington, 25:18:00; 112, Radoslaw Narel, Kensington, 24:56:00; 113, Mandy Hubeny, Southington, 24:56:00; 114, Krys Kuzara, Southington, 25:18:00; 115, Jacqueline Liebler, Southington, 25:22:00; 116, Jacob Benthien, WEST HARTFORD, 25:13:00; 117, Ross Benthien, WEST HARTFORD, 25:14:00; 118, Keith Tomlinson, Southington, 25:14:00; 119, Jeremiah Segrue III, Southington, 25:23:00; 120, Bruno Pasqualucci, Seymour, 25:21:00; 121, Christie Kania, Southington, 25:26:00; 122, Cybill Thomas, Watertown, 25:11:00; 123, Kenneth Barnum, PLANTSVILLE, 25:24:00; 124, Lilli Doran, SOUTHINGTON, 25:28:00; 125, Kylee Johnston, SOUTHINGTON, 25:30:00; 126, Edward Tyrell,, 25:33:00; 127, Joseph DellaVecchia, Wallingford, 25:02:00; 128, Daniel Nivison, Southington, 25:29:00; 129, Michael O’Brien, Wolcott, 25:11:00; 130, Kristen Pisano, Plantsville, 25:47:00; 131, Kyle Yonoski, Meriden, 25:35:00; 132, Doug Hall, East Granby, 25:39:00; 133, Tara Sullivan, Southington, 25:42:00; 134, Mark DiCocco, East Haddam, 25:25:00; 135, Katelyn Osoba, West Hartford, 25:48:00; 136, Brian Osoba, West Hartford, 25:47:00; 137, Kimberly Pakulski, Southington, 25:58:00; 138, Raymond Hackett, MERIDEN, 25:40:00; 139, Savannah Krom, Southington, 25:56:00; 140, Anthony Votto, CHESHIRE, 25:41:00; 141, Marisa Imme, Southington, 25:56:00; 142, Kevin O’Brien, Southington, 25:25:00; 143, Ryan Pastor, CRANFORD NJ, 25:42:00; 144, John Stath, Southington, 25:56:00; 145, Christopher Larkin, Plainville, 25:36:00; 146, Emily Gibney, Southington, 26:00:00; 147, Katherine Crouse, Southington, 26:06:00; 148, Emma Panarella, Southington, 26:07:00; 149, Charles Kaufmann, Southington, 26:10:00; 150, Taylor Malone, Southington, 26:08:00.

No. 151-200

151, Kevin McIntyre, SOUTHINGTON, 26:05:00; 152, SHELBY LACY, BRISTOL, 25:59:00; 153, James Wernicki, Plantsville, 26:04:00; 154, Carson Zielinski, Southington, 25:59:00; 155, Madelyn Bergin, Glastonbury, 26:05:00; 156, Kevin Curtiss, Southington, 26:03:00; 157, David Tellerico, Milldale, 26:16:00; 158, Kristen Devitto, Southington, 26:15:00; 159, Jessica DeViito, Southington, 26:17:00; 160, Francesca Riccio, Southington, 26:07:00; 161, Brian Brinsmade, Huntington, 26:08:00; 162, Amanda Linsley, Naugatuck, 26:14:00; 163, Randy Wills, Plantsville, 26:16:00; 164, Bethany Rosin, Plantsville, 26:19:00; 165, Lauren Brennan, Southington, 26:12:00; 166, Kyle Mccormack, SOUTHINGTON, 26:09:00; 167, Ryan Kaufmann, Southington, 26:30:00; 168, Bethany Borges, Southington, 26:22:00; 169, Donald Amnott, Southington, 26:23:00; 170, Matthew Siok, Farmington, 26:31:00; 171, Mia Leahy, Southington, 26:33:00; 172, Kaitlyn Marco, SOUTHINGTON, 26:14:00; 173, Rebecca Lease, BRISTOL, 26:32:00; 174, Andrea Kaufmann, Southington, 26:35:00; 175, Paul Delgrego, Cheshire, 26:41:00; 176, Ruth Amaio, Southington, 26:30:00; 177, Faith Kosior, Southington, 26:45:00; 178, Daniel Messner, PLANTSVILLE, 26:19:00; 179, Jordyn Rogala, Southington, 26:46:00; 180, Livvy Pizzitola, Southington, 26:47:00; 181, Autumn Wolf,, 26:43:00; 182, Max Krom, Southington, 26:49:00; 183, Dan Ciccarillo, New Britain, 26:43:00; 184, Nickolina Doran, SOUTHINGTON, 26:51:00; 185, Cindy Posadas, Southington, 26:50:00; 186, Jordan Beaudoin, Southington, 26:57:00; 187, Guy Pulino, Moodus, 26:59:00; 188, Morgan Barnum, Plantsville, 27:00:00; 189, Jack Barnum, Plantsville, 27:05:00; 190, Joelle Calandra, SOUTHINGTON, 26:56:00; 191, Melissa Stark, Southington, 26:51:00; 192, Lisa Deangelo, CHESHIRE, 26:51:00; 193, Casey Selinske, Plantsville, 26:57:00; 194, Megan Matthews, SOUTHINGTON, 26:57:00; 195, Maria DePaola, North Branford, 27:04:00; 196, Kimberly Murphy, Scarsdale NY, 26:28:00; 197, Matthew Doherty, SOUTHINGTON, 27:07:00; 198, Katherine Sullivan, Southington, 27:08:00; 199, Tien Tran, Plantsville, 27:14:00; 200, Benjamin Smith, Plantsville, 26:39:00.

No. 201-250

201, John Lewkewich, Plantsville, 27:15:00; 202, Ethan Hebert, SOUTHINGTON, 27:09:00; 203, Justin Vaillancourt, SOUTHINGTON, 26:43:00; 204, Andrew Levin, Southington, 27:18:00; 205, Michael Pierce, Plainville, 27:06:00; 206, Jenny Verrilli, Southington, 27:17:00; 207, Scott Kennedy, Plantsville, 26:45:00; 208, Kyle DeFrancesco, Southington, 27:17:00; 209, Wendy Grove, Southington, 26:58:00; 210, Mark Drivdahl, SOUTHINGTON, 27:06:00; 211, Raymond Mikolinski, Wolcott, 26:50:00; 212, Lauren Mayock, Southington, 27:05:00; 213, Michael Trinks, Plainville, 27:14:00; 214, Sammi Bray, Southington, 27:17:00; 215, Matthew Morgan, Southington, 27:23:00; 216, Devin Grove, Southington, 27:05:00; 217, Chrissy Swol, West Hartford, 27:26:00; 218, Joseph Capitani, Burlington, 26:54:00; 219, Thomas Buonanni, Plantsville, 27:27:00; 220, Logan Miceli, Southington, 27:31:00; 221, Jason Rosner, Southington, 27:30:00; 222, Kevin Hubert, Southington, 27:33:00; 223, Mary Olmeda, Southington, 27:41:00; 224, Ava Egan, SOUTHINGTON, 27:34:00; 225, Alisa DelMonte, Southington, 27:36:00; 226, Ashish Upaohyaya, Hamden, 27:03:00; 227, Ryan Finton, NEW HAVEN, 27:40:00; 228, Melissa Healy, Southington, 27:30:00; 229, Paul Chaplinsky, Southington, 27:27:00; 230, Linda Pierce, Middlebury, 27:39:00; 231, Keith Langston, Southington, 27:45:00; 232, Jen Jackman, Southington, 27:43:00; 233, Paul Pisano, Plantsville, 27:57:00; 234, Wolf Geoff,, 27:51:00; 235, Warren Adams, Plantsville, 27:51:00; 236, Allen Graziano, Prospect, 27:41:00; 237, Kevin Hubert, Southington, 27:54:00; 238, Stephanie Blanchette, Waterbury, 27:44:00; 239, Allison Wing, New Haven, 28:01:00; 240, Peter Clouser, Plantsville, 27:27:00; 241, Jesus Quinones, Bristol, 27:44:00; 242, MARYANN MAHON, SOUTHINGTON, 28:01:00; 243, Julie Ferry, Wolcott, 28:06:00; 244, Patrick Bennett, Southington, 28:15:00; 245, Merynda Hannah, New Britain, 28:07:00; 246, Lisa Goralski, Bristol, 28:14:00; 247, Ryan Salzillo, Plantsville, 28:14:00; 248, John Wilson, SOUTHINGTON, 27:56:00; 249, Miranda Mattheis, BURLINGTON, 28:10:00; 250, Andrew Morikis, Southington, 28:24:00.

No. 251-300

251, Jasmine Hallett, Southington, 28:21:00; 252, Laurie Fleischman, New Fairfield, 28:12:00; 253, Alyssa Polverari, Southington, 28:08:00; 254, Alyssa Marshall, North Haven, 27:54:00; 255, Wayne Zadrick, Bristol, 28:22:00; 256, Lori Vallillo, Cheshire, 28:18:00; 257, Elizabeth Malone, Southington, 28:29:00; 258, Aidan Twohill, SOUTHINGTON, 28:09:00; 259, Elizabeth Fiore, Fairfax VA, 28:05:00; 260, Julia Panarella, Southington, 28:31:00; 261, Alison Rembish, Plantsville, 28:31:00; 262, Max Buono, Plantsville, 28:10:00; 263, Steve Burns, SOUTHINGTON, 28:10:00; 264, Katie Clynes, Southington, 28:35:00; 265, Geoff Ricocrdelli, East Hampton, 28:38:00; 266, Nicholas Mel, North Haven, 28:06:00; 267, Lien Ly, Plantsville, 27:52:00; 268, Giovanna Cammuso, Southington, 28:33:00; 269, Jennifer Trinks, Plainville, 28:35:00; 270, Suzanne Nord, Plantsville, 28:40:00; 271, Jerry Davino, Plantsville, 28:38:00; 272, Joe Faraoni, West Hartford, 28:31:00; 273, Logan Fischer, Southington, 28:43:00; 274, Kelly Doyle, Southington, 28:42:00; 275, Juan Faraoni, West Hartford, 28:31:00; 276, Paul Bedard, Southington, 28:43:00; 277, Lindsay Banas, Berlin, 28:47:00; 278, Ryan Canner-O’Mealy, SOUTHINGTON, 28:43:00; 279, Samuel Lewbel, Stafford Springs, 28:51:00; 280, Gabriella Mondo, Southington, 28:48:00; 281, Jillian Connelly, Southington, 28:53:00; 282, Natalie Verderame, Southington, 28:48:00; 283, Alijah The Beast Vega, Plantsville, 28:48:00; 284, Katie Gontarski, HAMDEN, 28:22:00; 285, Claire Tardif, Southington, 28:42:00; 286, Susan Amnott, SOUTHINGTON, 28:54:00; 287, Christopher Goggin, WALLINGFORD, 28:47:00; 288, Trevor Eddy, Hartford, 28:50:00; 289, P. Mason Ricciardelli, Simsbury, 29:04:00; 290, Jason Cheek, Southington, 28:46:00; 291, Samuel Cheek, Southington, 28:47:00; 292, Dan Tardif, Southington, 28:48:00; 293, Tamara McLendon, Southington, 29:02:00; 294, Joey Tardif, Southington, 28:48:00; 295, Hacah Boros, Plantsville, 28:52:00; 296, Riley Beauchemin, Marion, 29:01:00; 297, Gary Gworek, Southington, 29:03:00; 298, Jason Langlais, Unionville, 28:53:00; 299, Cathleen Langlais, Unionville, 28:52:00; 300, Paulina Cwalinski, Plainville, 29:14:00.

No. 301-350

301, Kate Scanlon, Southington, 29:06:00; 302, Jay Keiser, Middletown, 28:54:00; 303, Teresa Nelson, Southington, 29:04:00; 304, Zach Theon, Meriden, 28:59:00; 305, Stephen Fabian, SOUTHINGTON, 28:56:00; 306, Rachel Cyr, West Hartford, 28:53:00; 307, Robert Michaud, Southington, 29:19:00; 308, Mary Baker, Southington, 29:16:00; 309, Sean Conran, Southington, 28:55:00; 310, Jack Conran, Southington, 28:56:00; 311, Christina Lachowski, Bristol, 29:14:00; 312, Terri Lachawe,, 29:25:00; 313, Terry Hoffman, Southington, 29:20:00; 314, Amanda Goodno, Harwinton, 29:20:00; 315, Chase Kastner, Southington, 29:20:00; 316, Sarah Dlugoszewski, Southington, 29:21:00; 317, Debbie Rosania, Southington, 29:31:00; 318, Jillian DeGiacomo, Hamden, 29:25:00; 319, Mary Miller, Plantsville, 29:39:00; 320, Sami Peluso, Southington, 29:36:00; 321, Sarah Zimmerman, Southington, 29:25:00; 322, Mackenzie Henry, Southington, 29:41:00; 323, Ashley Mafale, Plantsville, 29:30:00; 324, Kellen Jackson, Middletown, 29:26:00; 325, Devan Eddy, Woodbury, 29:27:00; 326, Erica Schmidt, WOLCOTT, 29:33:00; 327, Tim Lachapelle, Southington, 29:18:00; 328, Robin Kirby, NASHVILLE TN, 29:33:00; 329, Darlene Dulac, Virginia Beach VA, 29:38:00; 330, Nicole Dutka, Coventry, 29:48:00; 331, Dylan Lee, Southington, 29:19:00; 332, Erika Simons, Southington, 29:44:00; 333, Breanne Oldziej, New Britain, 29:23:00; 334, Robert Oldzies, New Britan, 29:24:00; 335, Kate Stefanowicz, Southington, 29:48:00; 336, William Lane, Plantsville, 29:29:00; 337, Nikki Cianciolo, Hamden, 29:31:00; 338, Sarah Morassini, Wallingford, 29:19:00; 339, Hannah Cooley, Southington, 29:45:00; 340, Jalaine Peace, Hawthorne NY, 29:26:00; 341, Cian Twohill, SOUTHINGTON, 29:39:00; 342, Mitchell Zielinski, Southington, 29:43:00; 343, Kasia Myers, Farmington, 30:03:00; 344, Keith Orstad, PLANTSVILLE, 30:09:00; 345, Christina Plantier, Plantsville, 30:06:00; 346, Alixe Seebauer, Southington, 29:34:00; 347, Aniela Carlson, PLANTSVILLE, 29:49:00; 348, William Linehan, Southington, 29:24:00; 349, Megan Linehan, Southington, 29:24:00; 350, Alicia Janczewski, Southington, 29:53:00.

No. 351-400

351, Nataly Carlson, Plantsville, 29:49:00; 352, Madison Block, Southington, 30:09:00; 353, Melissa Debbisi, Southington, 29:54:00; 354, Annabel Molina, Southington, 30:10:00; 355, Linda Rocco, Southington, 29:55:00; 356, Zack Morgan, Southington, 29:58:00; 357, Kurt Mansfield, Southington, 29:58:00; 358, Kelly Duksa, HARWINTON, 30:00:00; 359, Carolyn Ciccarelli, Waterbury, 30:08:00; 360, Nicole Nyerick, Southington, 30:05:00; 361, Lauren Smizer, Cromwell, 29:52:00; 362, Jessica Rodriguez, MERIDEN, 30:04:00; 363, Jeffrey Ives, Meriden, 30:17:00; 364, Kerry Thomas, Watertown, 30:07:00; 365, Sadie Garfinkle, Southington, 30:25:00; 366, Ashley Tienken, Malden MA, 30:31:00; 367, Jimnahs Miller, Waterbury, 30:12:00; 368, Shannon Zielinski, Southington, 30:03:00; 369, Paula Spring, Cheshire, 30:12:00; 370, Katherine Bunko, Plantsville, 30:17:00; 371, Katherine Soltys, Southington, 30:24:00; 372, Payton Turnquist, SOUTHINGTON, 30:22:00; 373, Brian Rutledge, Plantsville, 29:52:00; 374, Jordan Dugbartey, BRIDGEPORT, 30:06:00; 375, Melissa Sheffy, SOUTHINGTON, 30:42:00; 376, Kelly Cyr, Southington, 30:35:00; 377, Hank Marques, Milford MA, 30:23:00; 378, Laural Thomas, Middlebury, 30:31:00; 379, Jeff Beauchemin, Marion, 30:45:00; 380, Susan Vassiliou, Plantsville, 30:51:00; 381, Gabrielle Castonguay, SOUTHINGTON, 30:28:00; 382, Patrick Connelly, Southington, 30:29:00; 383, Bethany Connelly, Southington, 30:29:00; 384, Kendall Noonan, SOUTHINGTON, 30:50:00; 385, Virgina Petersen, East Haddam, 30:49:00; 386, Dennis Dolce, Southington, 30:47:00; 387, Michelle Chapman, Burlington, 30:31:00; 388, Michaela Rosenberger, East Granby, 30:54:00; 389, Carl Gandza, Southington, 30:32:00; 390, Kelley Hwang, SOUTHINGTON, 31:10:00; 391, Catherine Flannery, Moodus, 31:05:00; 392, Ryan Grove, Southington, 30:46:00; 393, Tyler Hubeny, Southington, 30:46:00; 394, Sarah Mafale, Plantsville, 31:00:00; 395, Jeanine Weaver, Southington, 31:08:00; 396, Bryan MacKay, Southington, 30:54:00; 397, Jennifer Stangl, Bristol, 30:55:00; 398, Erik Neubauer, Southington, 30:36:00; 399, Julie DellaVecchia, Wallingford, 30:37:00; 400, Erin Dubuque, WATERBURY, 31:02:00.

No. 401-450

401, Amanda Montrose, WATERBURY, 31:16:00; 402, Erik Mattheis, BURLINGTON, 31:12:00; 403, Marianne Dubuque, Waterbury, 31:11:00; 404, Janice Narowski, Bellingham MA, 31:07:00; 405, Jennilee Fratellenico, East Haddam, 31:03:00; 406, Beth Pruchnic, Southington, 31:25:00; 407, Laura Greene, Middletown, 31:01:00; 408, Marie Bray, Southington, 31:23:00; 409, Natalie Chabot, Plantsville, 31:22:00; 410, Kathleen Brock, Southington, 30:51:00; 411, Kelly MacDonald, WINSTED, 31:13:00; 412, Mark Dubois, Plantsville, 31:17:00; 413, Haley Eagan, Plantsville, 31:18:00; 414, Marie Pernerewski, Cheshire, 31:27:00; 415, Malgorzata Zubrowski, Southington, 31:09:00; 416, Tracie Simone, Southington, 31:13:00; 417, Caitlin Willette, HAMDEN, 31:47:00; 418, Dave Cello, Plantsville, 31:16:00; 419, Matt Berardinelli, Plantsville, 31:16:00; 420, Kristin Maxwell, Plaistow NH, 31:25:00; 421, Jessica Antunes, Bristol, 31:40:00; 422, Makayla Antunes, BRISTOL, 31:40:00; 423, Carley Snyder, Canton, 31:20:00; 424, David Baigert, Rocky Hill, 31:45:00; 425, Michael Zubrowski, Southington, 31:19:00; 426, Amelia Duarte, Waterbury, 31:52:00; 427, Angelina Otano, Southington, 31:52:00; 428, Johnette Gunter, Aiken SC, 31:36:00; 429, Kaylah Smith, Newington, 31:39:00; 430, Nicholas Cutler, Southington, 31:40:00; 431, Todd Cutler, Southington, 31:41:00; 432, John Lasker, Southington, 31:13:00; 433, Hope Scalise, Southington, 31:49:00; 434, Avielle Nanfito, Southington, 31:58:00; 435, Nataliya Ustage, Southington, 32:00:00; 436, Samantha Gettings, MILFORD, 31:24:00; 437, Stephen Viviano, Southington, 31:42:00; 438, Rose Szegly, Southington, 31:56:00; 439, Samantha Licursi, Plantsville, 31:54:00; 440, Marcello Mascia, Southington, 31:35:00; 441, Ryan Ahrens, Windsor, 31:36:00; 442, Jenna LaQuerre, Southington, 31:58:00; 443, Natalie Brennan, Southington, 31:56:00; 444, Keith Owen, Southington, 31:40:00; 445, Heather Matthews, Southington, 32:13:00; 446, Jesse Kerouack, Simsbury, 31:51:00; 447, Darrin DellaVecchia, Wallingford, 31:43:00; 448, Catharine Goralski, PLANTSVILLE, 31:54:00; 449, Emily Solomon, Plantsville, 32:22:00; 450, Danielle Flynn, Southington, 32:22:00.

No. 451-500

451, Steven Maffiolini, Southington, 32:21:00; 452, Benjamin Gaedeke, Southington, 32:26:00; 453, Isabella Sena, Plantsville, 32:02:00; 454, Joe Brock, SOUTHINGTON, 31:41:00; 455, Jennifer Cummings, Edgartown MA, 32:08:00; 456, Matt Riggott, Middletown, 32:05:00; 457, Trey Fabrycki, Southington, 32:01:00; 458, Entry 1222 Unknown,, 32:28:00; 459, Entry 1221 Unknown,, 32:29:00; 460, Kendra Kochol, SOUTHINGTON, 32:15:00; 461, Eric Hess, FARMINGTON, 32:01:00; 462, Austin Conran, Southington, 32:05:00; 463, Kate Morrison, Kensington, 32:20:00; 464, Lisa Deseno, Berlin, 32:23:00; 465, Emily Eigo, Southington, 32:39:00; 466, Alyssa Alexander, BURLINGTON, 32:15:00; 467, Nicholas Smith, PLANTSVILLE, 32:06:00; 468, Nicholas Ricciardelli, Waterbury, 32:44:00; 469, Jenn Terray, Southington, 32:17:00; 470, Katarina Aulback, Southington, 32:19:00; 471, Melissa Smith, GRANBY, 32:43:00; 472, Leah Swanson, Middletown, 32:16:00; 473, Mary Jo Butler, Southington, 32:33:00; 474, Alison Rondon, West Hartford, 32:46:00; 475, Chris Re, WOBURN MA, 32:51:00; 476, Harrison Smith, PLANTSVILLE, 32:18:00; 477, Alex Rosania, Southington, 32:18:00; 478, Jean Hoffman, Norwalk, 32:39:00; 479, William Leclair, North Haven, 32:31:00; 480, Eileen Barnes, Plainville, 32:58:00; 481, Jennifer Rioual, Plantsville, 32:29:00; 482, Christine Connolly, Southington, 32:43:00; 483, Patti Gianatti, Southington, 32:55:00; 484, Monika Anudy, New Britain, 32:53:00; 485, Kimberly Duncan, Newington, 32:53:00; 486, Laurie Adams, Southington, 32:55:00; 487, Lucy Sullivan, Southington, 33:03:00; 488, Martina Burke, Plantsville, 33:03:00; 489, Sita Raisz, Middletown, 32:46:00; 490, Margaret Miller, PLANTSVILLE, 33:00:00; 491, Molly Cate Gage, Southington, 33:01:00; 492, Entry 1267 Unknown,, 32:48:00; 493, Ryan Clancy, ROCKY HILL, 33:20:00; 494, Angelina Frosceno, Rocky Hill, 33:20:00; 495, Shannon Jedrzejczyk, Kensington, 33:21:00; 496, Abby Procko, Berlin, 33:21:00; 497, Lynne Forbotnick, Plainville, 33:04:00; 498, Dawn Landino, Plainville, 33:03:00; 499, Amanda Thompson, Southington, 33:05:00; 500, Collin Griffin, SOUTHINGTON, 33:03:00.

No. 501-550

501, Kayla Criscuolo, WALLINGFORD, 33:07:00; 502, Lynn Ives, Meriden, 33:26:00; 503, Carla Nunziante, Plantsville, 33:26:00; 504, Tin Le, East Hartford, 33:26:00; 505, Maria Chiappelli, CRANFORD NJ, 33:01:00; 506, Diane Duffy Burns, Southington, 33:36:00; 507, Yonatan Hagerty, WOLCOTT, 33:23:00; 508, Katelyn DellaVecchia, Marion, 32:57:00; 509, Dan DellaVecchia, Marion, 32:57:00; 510, Corinne Griffin, Southington, 33:09:00; 511, Jessica Nyerick, SOUTHINGTON, 33:25:00; 512, Brennen Sullivan, Southington, 33:13:00; 513, Matthew Pappalardo, Southington, 33:13:00; 514, Amanda Dauphinais, Southington, 33:21:00; 515, Eliza Bohigian, North Andover MA, 33:26:00; 516, Gavin Khongdy, SOUTHINGTON, 33:42:00; 517, David Peters, Plantsville, 33:19:00; 518, Gabriella Saraceno, Southington, 33:34:00; 519, Steve Risser,, 33:47:00; 520, Randall Gage, Southington, 33:25:00; 521, Alfred Criscuolo, Wallingford, 33:22:00; 522, Jenni Thompson, Southington, 33:27:00; 523, Kyle Criscuolo, WALLINGFORD, 33:24:00; 524, Mia Peters, PLANTSVILLE, 33:23:00; 525, Ashley Maddalena, Southington, 33:31:00; 526, Kristen LaQuerre, Southington, 33:42:00; 527, Elizabeth Scalesse, Southington, 33:33:00; 528, Stacy LaQuerre, Southington, 33:44:00; 529, Jeanne Thomas, Wolcott, 33:40:00; 530, Dagmara Scalise, Southington, 33:48:00; 531, Dean Hagerty, WOLCOTT, 33:47:00; 532, Danielle Albino, Southington, 33:50:00; 533, Ashley Russell, LEBANON, 33:51:00; 534, James Gustavson, SOUTHINGTON, 33:32:00; 535, Karen Herens, Southington, 33:34:00; 536, Darcie Howlin, Southington, 33:34:00; 537, Jennifer Hilbert, Plantsville, 33:43:00; 538, Liz Mirabile-Levens, Cheshire, 33:51:00; 539, Eric Levens, Cheshire, 33:51:00; 540, Olivia Gombotz, Southington, 33:50:00; 541, Karen Rogers, Clinton, 34:14:00; 542, Abby Lasker, Southington, 33:42:00; 543, Noah Grezlik, Southington, 34:02:00; 544, Denise Lasker, Southington, 33:42:00; 545, Al Mordino, Wolcott, 33:48:00; 546, Jonathan Gombotz, Southington, 33:55:00; 547, Claudia Licursi, Plantsville, 34:08:00; 548, Chris Bontempi, Southington, 34:10:00; 549, Katie Guerrette, PLANTSVILLE, 34:32:00; 550, Maureen Stangl, Bristol, 34:08:00.

No. 551-600

551, Tim Tassis, Southington, 34:11:00; 552, Olivia Tassis, Southington, 34:11:00; 553, Robert Ziolkowski, Plantsville, 34:17:00; 554, Emilee Ziolkowski, Plantsville, 34:17:00; 555, Khrystyna Stefak, Newington, 34:37:00; 556, Marianne Goldberg, PLANTSVILLE, 33:57:00; 557, Carol Breault, Southington, 33:59:00; 558, Stacy Wilcox, Southington, 34:24:00; 559, Heather Coppola, Southington, 34:12:00; 560, Aiden Seebauer, SOUTHINGTON, 34:25:00; 561, Bridget Sheehan, Southington, 34:50:00; 562, Richard Zbrozek, Berlin, 34:35:00; 563, Erin Bard, Plantsville, 34:53:00; 564, Craig Goodrow, SOUTHBURY, 34:35:00; 565, Megan Cormier, Bristol, 34:34:00; 566, Jacob Berger, SOUTHINGTON, 34:48:00; 567, Jennifer Drago, SALEM, 34:49:00; 568, Russ Berger, SOUTHINGTON, 34:49:00; 569, Megan Lenzzo, Wallingford, 34:22:00; 570, Kim Del Santo, Southington, 34:56:00; 571, Rick Solomon, Plantsville, 34:55:00; 572, Liz Gluck, Prospect, 34:51:00; 573, Michelle Peters, Plainville, 35:03:00; 574, Kevin Walsh, Bethany, 35:15:00; 575, Joanne Fabrycki, Southington, 35:15:00; 576, Tyler Coppola, Southington, 35:06:00; 577, Rebecca Lachapelle, Southington, 35:12:00; 578, Amy MacKay, Southington, 35:20:00; 579, Georgia Panagopoulos, Manchester, 35:33:00; 580, Jim O’Brien, SOUTHINGTON, 35:10:00; 581, Judith Lackey, Avon, 35:36:00; 582, Meghan Butler, Wallingford, 35:28:00; 583, Kristen Butler, Southington, 35:28:00; 584, Alexis Valentine, SOUTHINGTON, 35:20:00; 585, Sarah Gallo, Southington, 35:21:00; 586, Abigail Delgado, Southington, 35:22:00; 587, Ann Marie Zyskowski, Hamden, 35:40:00; 588, Sandra Powell, MIDDLETOWN, 35:43:00; 589, Pranav Vunnava, Plantsville, 35:51:00; 590, Beth Rock, CHESHIRE, 35:42:00; 591, Tracy Hawthorne, Ashford, 35:43:00; 592, Brett Aiello, Wallingford, 35:23:00; 593, Lisa Simone, Plantsville, 35:40:00; 594, Kay Nass, SEYMOUR, 35:59:00; 595, Kyle Hart, Southington, 35:38:00; 596, Cherye Capitani, Burlington, 35:35:00; 597, Sandy McMillen, Meriden, 35:41:00; 598, Caroline Hall, GRANBY, 35:58:00; 599, Kristina Larsen, New Britain, 35:59:00; 600, Christina Hall, Granby, 36:01:00.

No. 601-650

601, Christopher Pudvah, Meriden, 36:04:00; 602, James Hart, Southington, 35:51:00; 603, Laura Pudvah, MERIDEN, 36:04:00; 604, Barbara Objinski, Cheshire, 36:01:00; 605, Nicholas Petruzei, Southington, 35:59:00; 606, Bethany Andrews, Southington, 36:19:00; 607, Emilia Vauter, Southington, 36:19:00; 608, Andrew Ruth, Southington DC, 36:20:00; 609, Grady Ruth, Southington, 36:21:00; 610, Jake Hart, Southington, 35:57:00; 611, Todd Jeffers, Storrs, 36:10:00; 612, Abigail Jeffers, Storrs, 36:11:00; 613, Allison Patavino, Southington, 36:06:00; 614, Lisa Casasanta, Kensington, 36:29:00; 615, Kristin Fabian, Southington, 36:10:00; 616, Rachael Fabian, New York NY, 36:10:00; 617, William Eagan, Plantsville, 36:18:00; 618, Carol Eagan, Plantsville, 36:18:00; 619, Sophie Kastner, Southington, 36:30:00; 620, Josie Campbell, Southington, 36:30:00; 621, Claire Eigo, SOUTHINGTON, 36:32:00; 622, Nicole Carter, Southington, 36:45:00; 623, Erin Palinkos, Southington, 36:36:00; 624, Sarah Interlande, Southington, 36:29:00; 625, Taylor Hubert, Southington, 36:45:00; 626, Ramona Tardif, Southington, 36:29:00; 627, Alexa Imme, Southington, 36:47:00; 628, Abby Connolly, Southington, 36:46:00; 629, Michaela Nanfito, Southington, 36:46:00; 630, Melissa Drexler, Southington, 36:48:00; 631, Lindsey Goodine, NEW BRITAIN, 36:28:00; 632, Mary Anne O’Brien, Southington, 36:26:00; 633, Leigh Eigo, Southington, 36:47:00; 634, Lillian Schena, BRISTOL, 36:39:00; 635, Kristen Ahern, FARMINGTON, 36:44:00; 636, Darrell Hotham, Southington, 36:29:00; 637, Lisa McCullough, Southington, 36:34:00; 638, Kyra Nguyen, Southington, 36:56:00; 639, Khoi Nguyen, Southington, 36:56:00; 640, Emily Fonte, Woodbury, 37:05:00; 641, Rob Rastelli, Manchester, 36:36:00; 642, Alex Rastelli, Manchester, 36:38:00; 643, Thuy Nguyen, SOUTHINGTON, 36:59:00; 644, Alyssa Bengtson, Windsor, 36:45:00; 645, Anna Blaise, NEW YORK NY, 36:37:00; 646, Dan Blanchard, SOUTHINGTON, 36:31:00; 647, Rachael Tarka, Bristol, 36:31:00; 648, Cheyenne Payette, New Haven, 37:13:00; 649, Mary Nadeau, Milldale, 36:52:00; 650, Rachelle Campbell, Southington, 36:46:00.

No. 651-700

651, Gregory Palmer, AVON, 36:47:00; 652, Preksha Palmer, Avon, 36:46:00; 653, Ling Ly, Plantsville, 36:36:00; 654, Lindsay Valentine, SOUTHINGTON, 37:10:00; 655, Jyllian Perlini, Plantsville, 37:06:00; 656, Leah Petrucci, SOUTHINGTON, 37:08:00; 657, Charles Burke, Plantsville, 37:29:00; 658, Adriana Chiappelli, HAMDEN, 37:18:00; 659, Mary Etter, Southington, 37:30:00; 660, Kevin Hurley,, 37:42:00; 661, John Szegly, Southington, 38:00:00; 662, Jack Szegly, Southington, 38:01:00; 663, Zach Crawford, Berlin, 37:45:00; 664, Elizabeth Massucci, SOUTHINGTON, 37:48:00; 665, Steve Massucci, SOUTHINGTON, 37:48:00; 666, Tina Napoletano, Berlin, 37:48:00; 667, Dominick Napoletano, Southington, 37:48:00; 668, Sawyer Johnston, Southington, 37:35:00; 669, Jessica Viggiano, Southington, 37:54:00; 670, Jessica Smith, Farmington, 37:50:00; 671, Kyle Noddin, Bristol, 37:49:00; 672, Jilmary Toledo, Carteret NJ, 38:05:00; 673, Gary Johnston, Southington, 37:52:00; 674, Nichole Thompson, Southington, 38:33:00; 675, Paul Coppola, Southington, 38:29:00; 676, Ava Coppola, Southington, 38:29:00; 677, Neal Wellins, Cheshire, 38:50:00; 678, Melissa Duguay, Wolcott, 38:36:00; 679, Jeffrey Savage, SOUTHINGTON, 38:36:00; 680, Jamie Calli Mascia, SOUTHINGTON, 38:37:00; 681, Alexandria Bailey, Naugutuck, 39:14:00; 682, Isabella DiMaio, BERLIN, 39:00:00; 683, Kaitlyn Hamel, Southington, 38:34:00; 684, Angela Petitti, Shelton, 39:07:00; 685, ERICA RUGGERIO, SEYMOUR, 39:08:00; 686, Lauren Lidtke, SOUTHINGTON, 38:53:00; 687, Brian Kohanski, New Britain, 39:32:00; 688, Kristin Greene, Southington, 39:35:00; 689, Sharon Levin, Southington, 40:09:00; 690, Cheryl Sumner, SOUTHINGTON, 39:45:00; 691, Jaxson Ly, Plantsville, 39:31:00; 692, Kent Carnright, Southington, 39:32:00; 693, Jodi McIntyre, SOUTHINGTON, 40:17:00; 694, Theresa Messner, Plantsville, 40:01:00; 695, Gina Sasso, PLANTSVILLE, 40:03:00; 696, Jean Wolf, Danbury, 40:26:00; 697, Rachel Proto, East Haven, 40:34:00; 698, Hailey King, SOUTHINGTON, 40:35:00; 699, Christine Bruemmer, Southington, 39:59:00; 700, Triua Wallace, South Boston MA, 40:04:00.

No. 701-750

701, Andrea Ingala, Waterbury, 40:05:00; 702, Ashley Sheridan, Southington, 40:35:00; 703, Paul Gralke, Wolcott, 40:25:00; 704, Michael Gerety, CHESHIRE, 40:29:00; 705, Aiden Dunphy, CHESHIRE, 40:29:00; 706, Deb Simonson, Southington, 40:52:00; 707, Danielle Noyes-Tortora, Plantsville, 40:27:00; 708, Kristen Castonguay, Plantsville, 40:28:00; 709, Nikki Tokarzewski, New Britain, 40:55:00; 710, Joan Schmidt, Plantsvill, 41:05:00; 711, Imona Stachelek, Middletown, 40:58:00; 712, Emily Blakeslee, Hamden, 40:47:00; 713, Luis Maysonet, Manchester, 41:00:00; 714, D.J. Lord, Plantsville, 41:09:00; 715, Jordan Hallett, Southington, 41:10:00; 716, Stephanie Sowa, SOUTHINGTON, 41:23:00; 717, Maria Ranieri, SOUTHINGTON, 41:23:00; 718, Dung Vo, East Hartford, 41:52:00; 719, Crystal Uliano, Middletown, 41:28:00; 720, Thomas Morassini, Meriden, 41:22:00; 721, Nicole Rutledge, Plantsville, 41:25:00; 722, Patrick Flynn, Southington, 41:54:00; 723, Alexandra Kamnitzer, Clinton, 42:23:00; 724, Lauren Grenier, Southington, 41:49:00; 725, Jamie Rinaldi, Southington, 41:50:00; 726, Jessica Youngs, East Hartford, 42:25:00; 727, James Driscoll, Bristol, 41:59:00; 728, Kacie Bennett, Southington, 42:46:00; 729, Maria Cusson, Southington, 42:27:00; 730, Ryan Porzycki, Southington, 42:24:00; 731, Christina Shugrue, Southington, 42:50:00; 732, Benjamin Kielbowicz, SOUTHINGTON, 42:25:00; 733, Linda Flynn, Southington, 42:44:00; 734, Karen Walsh, Southington, 42:35:00; 735, Frank Cloutier, SOUTHINGTON, 42:58:00; 736, Emma Hallett, Southington, 43:05:00; 737, Kristen Curley, Southington, 43:05:00; 738, Katherine Kielbowicz, Southington, 42:48:00; 739, Jeremy Borum, NORWICH, 42:34:00; 740, Cara Persico, New Britain, 42:34:00; 741, JENNIFER PEDERSEN, SOUTHINGTON, 42:41:00; 742, Elisabeth Morin, Waterbury, 42:45:00; 743, Silah Patterson, Southington, 43:22:00; 744, Katie Manke,, 44:18:00; 745, Pamela Smith, Plantsville, 44:25:00; 746, Kara Godin, Southington, 44:35:00; 747, Anju Somanath, Southington, 44:30:00; 748, Donna Brouillard, Southington, 45:11:00; 749, Lindsay Taylor, Southington, 45:04:00; 750, Elizabeth Nattrass, Southington, 45:05:00.

No. 751-800

751, Mike Taylor, Southington, 45:04:00; 752, Rich Morin, Waterbury, 44:43:00; 753, John Perra, Southington, 45:40:00; 754, Grace Szegly, Southington, 45:38:00; 755, Luis Albuquerque, Southington, 45:33:00; 756, Conner Criscuolo, WALLINGFORD, 45:32:00; 757, Ron Manske, Griswold, 45:38:00; 758, Anatoly Shnaider, WALPOLE MA, 45:39:00; 759, Laura Bocompani, Warwick RI, 46:13:00; 760, Crystal Cansoli, New Haven, 46:10:00; 761, Amanda Pitcher, Southington, 46:13:00; 762, TRACY BOCOMPANI, WARWICK RI, 46:21:00; 763, Dave Morassini, Meriden, 46:31:00; 764, Peter Hamel, Newmarket NH, 46:30:00; 765, Lisa Olsen, Southington, 47:16:00; 766, Cindy Voorhees, Southington, 47:43:00; 767, Dean Olsen, Southington, 47:18:00; 768, Heather Valentine, Southington, 47:16:00; 769, Jennifer Criscuolo, WALLINGFORD, 47:39:00; 770, Emily Hollywood, Plantsville, 47:23:00; 771, Christine Berkmoes, Southington, 47:30:00; 772, Joshelyn Gouin, Newmarket NH, 47:22:00; 773, Jennifer DellaVecchia, SOUTHINGTON, 47:34:00; 774, Marge Burretta, Meriden, 48:06:00; 775, Tina Hartley, Southington, 48:01:00; 776, Connor Hartley, SOUTHINGTON, 48:02:00; 777, Adrienne Porzycki, Southington, 48:19:00; 778, Jason Interlande, Southington, 48:48:00; 779, Tess Maffiolini, SOUTHINGTON, 50:07:00; 780, Ashley Poitras, Bristol, 50:04:00; 781, Alyssa Levin, Southington, 50:02:00; 782, David Seebauer, SOUTHINGTON, 50:23:00; 783, Caroline Tripp, FARMINGTON, 50:27:00; 784, Aubri Seebauer, Southington, 50:26:00; 785, Cecil Espejo, Hartford, 50:59:00; 786, Leo Espejo, Meriden, 50:59:00; 787, Melissa Rodriguez, Bristol, 51:00:00; 788, Debra Maffiolini, Southington, 51:47:00; 789, Michele Vitale, Plantsville, 51:57:00; 790, Joseph Fiore, Southington, 52:31:00; 791, Suzy Kelly, Southington, 52:31:00; 792, Fiona Dakeg, Plantsville, 52:34:00; 793, Sandy Spector, Hamden, 53:01:00; 794, Erin Bresnahan, Cheshire, 53:37:00; 795, Kelly Coulter, Plantsville, 53:39:00; 796, Sandra Betancur, Guilford, 54:20:00; 797, Mildred Martinez, Waterbury, 54:23:00; 798, Michael Plantier, Plantsville, 54:32:00; 799, Julia Plantier, Southington, 54:37:00; 800, Diane Stuart, West Hartford, 55:22:00.

No. 801-812

801, Sandra Lazor, Meriden, 55:15:00; 802, Elizabeth Lazor, MERIDEN, 55:31:00; 803, Lisa Viviano, Southington, 55:38:00; 804, Sandra Pineault, Griswold, 55:40:00; 805, Michelle Shnaider, Walpole MA, 55:42:00; 806, Richard Viviano, AIKEN SC, 55:45:00; 807, Wendy Radzunas, Oakville, 56:48:00; 808, Jody Grohoski, Oakville, 56:50:00; 809, Howie Levin, Southington, 57:07:00; 810, Sandy Sullivan, Wolcott, 1:06:43; 811, Glen McGough, Wolcott, 1:06:57; 812, Andrew Coppola, Wolcott, 1:07:00.

The Blue Knights marching band took a break from their hectic competition schedule to treat fans to a sneak peak at the Apple Harvest Festival parade on Sunday.

The band has already taken first place at their first three competitions of the season with their show, “When One Door Opens.”

The first contest at Maloney High School in Meriden earned them a score of 81.8. Their second competition earned them an 81.2 at Sheehan High School in Wallingford, and their third competition in Newtown earned them an 84.8.

For both the second and third competition, the band won captions for percussion, colorguard, music, visuals and overall effect.  Their first competition earned them captions for best music, visuals and overall effect.

The Blue Knights are competing in the 6 Open Division for the second year in a row. They compete for nine straight weeks from Sept. 16 to Nov. 11, where the final competition at Nationals will be held in the Metlife Stadium in New Jersey.

The Knights return to action this weekend with a competition at Cheshire High School on Saturday.

Photos by JOHN GORALSKI

By BRIAN JENNINGS

STAFF WRITER

Southington coach Mike Linehan recognizes where the Lady Knight soccer team is right now as they approach the midpoint of the season. It’s just a matter of working on those little things that will propel the Knights into the Class LL tournament for the second-straight year.

With nine games remaining, the Knights are just three games shy of another postseason appearance, and Linehan said that with the remaining games on their schedule, he is confident the team will make the state tournament.

“There’s always a fine margin between winning and losing,” the coach said. “It could be one pass or one shot that could make the difference between a win and a loss.”

The Knights will be back on the turf next week when they host divisional NW Catholic (2-5) on Monday, Oct. 2 and then head out on the road for Platt (0-5-1) on Friday, Oct. 6. Southington is currently 4-3.

Loss at Farmington

SEPT. 25—Although the Knights outshot the Indians, 17-5, they still fell by a goal, 2-1, to suffer their second-straight loss after at Farmington on Monday.

“The game of soccer doesn’t always reward, sometimes, the better team,” said Linehan. “The game didn’t reward us for our efforts, but it highlighted an area that we’re getting better at, and that is finishing our opportunities.”

The Knights came out and completely controlled the first 20 minutes of the game. Ally Carr assisted Katherine Crouse with the first goal of the game in the first half.

“The goal was a result of that effort,” the coach said. “It was a nice combination that we’ve been working on.”

Moments later, Farmington’s Izzy Lipinski headed in a Taylor Hennig corner kick to knot the score by halftime.

“They threw it up in the middle of the box, she (Lipinski) came in clearly uncontested, and dropped it into the goal,” said Linehan. “It was high in the air, and there’s no way anyone was going to get it. It was a nice header.”

After the Knights controlled the remainder of the first half, Farmington’s Alex Scott broke away from Southington’s defense in the second half and netted the game-winning goal in the 55th minute.

Win at Bloomfield

SEPT. 28—The Knights rounded out the week by breaking their two-game losing streak to earn their fourth win and shutout of the season after blanking Bloomfield, 8-0, on the road on Thursday.

“If we had to compare athleticism, they would win that category,” said Linehan. “They’re just still a young program, in regards to soccer, but they’re very competitive and are going to do well in their division.”

Southington’s first goal didn’t come until about midway through the first half in a slow start, but Natalie Verderame and Carr managed to give the Knights a 2-0 lead at halftime. Verderame returned to score two more goals in the second half to finish with the hat trick.

Other goals by Crouse, Emma Panarella, Shannon Litchfield, and Carr in the second half capped off the victory for the Knights. Litchfield, Crouse, Carr, and Taylor Hubert contributed with assists.

The Knights took 21 shots on goal. Olivia Sherwood saved two shots on goal.

“They were very athletic and bigger and stronger than we were, but we were just better at the game and a little more organized,” the coach said. “It’s a very tough, grass field and a very difficult environment to play on. I was pleased that we settled down, but they fought to the end.”

For this week’s box scores, click here: (southingtonobserver.com/2017/10/04/weekly-scoreboard-for-the-oct-6-edition). To contact sports writer Brian Jennings, email him at BJennings@SouthingtonObserver.com.

William J. “Jim” Rock, 81 of Southington passed away on Monday, September 11, 2017 at the HCC at Bradley Memorial Hospital. He was the husband of Patricia (LaMontagne) Rock.

Born December 22, 1935 in Bristol he was the son of the late, William and Pauline (Raymond) Rock.

He was a Veteran of the Army and retired from Ideal Forge.

He was a member of the Southington Calendar House and the American Legion Kiltonic Post 72.

In addition to his wife he leaves his children, Thomas Rock and wife Cherie of New Mexico, Hazel Swisher and Michael Rock both of Southington; sisters, Jean Cassina, Irene Rock and Angie Latino and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.

He was predeceased by sisters, Grace Rogers, Evelyn Rock, Beatrice Shappy and Eleanor Cleary and a brother Ernest Rock.

The DellaVecchia Funeral Home, 211 N. Main St., Southington assisted the family with his arrangements. For online condolences please visit, www.dellavecchiafh.com

Colin Burdette wins a header during a loss to New Britain.

By BRIAN JENNINGS

STAFF WRITER

With just one win to date, the season hasn’t gone the way Southington coach Dave Yanosy expected it to.

Injuries continue to plague the Knights, and they still have a long way to go if they are to reach the Class LL tournament for a third-straight year. Yanosy said that if the team can stay positive and recommit themselves to the work, there’s still a really good opportunity for them in October.

“With this team, our mindset is important,” the coach said. “I just told them that we are a good team, and despite injuries we still have a multitude of really good players that are more than capable of playing extremely good soccer.”

Yanosy reminded the team of the 2009 season, when his Knights started the season with an 0-4-2 record and didn’t win a game in September. That team ended up finishing the season at 9-5-2 and advanced to the quarterfinals of the state tournament as the 24th seed.

“That team recommitted itself to working extremely hard and working their way out of it,” said the coach. “I hope these guys do the same thing because that’s certainly something that they can do.”

The Knights will be back on the turf this week when they travel to divisional NW Catholic (2-3-1) then return home to host Bristol Eastern (2-4) on Friday. The Knights’ leading scorer, Joe Colaccino, is expected to return to the field this week. Southington is currently 1-4-2.

Loss vs. Farmington

SEPT. 25—The Knights suffered their second-straight loss and first shutout of the season after being blanked, 5-0, by Farmington at home on Monday.

“I like how we finished the game,” said Yanosy. “We kept at it and certainly didn’t quit. It’s not really a great consolation, but it’s certainly something that is good for the team from a character-building perspective.”

The Indians netted three goals in the first half and capped off the win with a pair of scores in the second half. Two of Farmington’s goals came off corner and free kicks.

The Knights were held to just three shots on goal without a corner kick. John Griffin saved three shots on goal.

Loss vs. New Britain

SEPT. 28—The struggles continued for the Knights a few days later. They rounded out the week with their third-straight loss after falling by a goal, 2-1, to New Britain (2-5) at home on Thursday.

“Give New Britain credit,” said Yanosy. “They may not have had a ton of chances, but the chances that they had, they buried. That’s kind of what the game comes down to.”

Following a scoreless first half, the Golden Hurricanes netted the first two goals of the game less than two minutes apart in the 58th and 60th minutes. Evan Daddona headed a corner kick in the back of the net in the 64th minute to cut the deficit to one.

Southington controlled possession of the ball in the remainder of the contest, but could not tie the game after having multiple opportunities to score.

“Sometimes, soccer’s a funny game like that,” said Yanosy. “Realistically, it was the same thing in the first half. We had a number of chances that we didn’t cash in on. Sometimes, the longer a game goes like that, a team stays in the game.”

The Knights took 26 shots on goal and eight corners kicks. Griffin finished with three saves on goal.

Elijah Rodriguez returned to field after being out with an injury. Raymond Cocozza left the game with an injury.

 For this week’s box scores, click here: (southingtonobserver.com/2017/10/04/weekly-scoreboard-for-the-oct-6-edition). To contact sports writer Brian Jennings, email him at BJennings@SouthingtonObserver.com.

By BRIAN JENNINGS

STAFF WRITER

The coming weeks will be all about racing from here on out as the Blue Knight cross country teams prepare for the postseason, and if there’s anything that Southington coach Dan Dachelet wants to see out of his harriers, it’s energy and desire to want it. He said that he’s definitely been seeing this out of the boys team, and is starting to see glimmers of it out of the girls team.

“We have to have a shared success and all of the team firing at the same time,” the coach said. “When we’re feeling tired in a race, we need to realize that we’re doing this for each other and the team. That’s where a championship comes in.”

The Knights will be back on the trails this week when they travel to Stratton Brook State Park for a double dual meet against Hall and Simsbury on Tuesday, Oct. 3 and Wickham Park in Manchester for the Wickham Invitational on Saturday, Oct. 7. The Knights ran both courses in the first week of the season. The boys team is currently 4-1, and the girls team is currently 3-2.

Farmington, Glastonbury

SEPT. 26—With temperatures hovering around 90 degrees, Southington hosted a double dual meet at Camp Sloper on Tuesday where a pair of runners were carted off by ambulance, due to heat exhaustion. However, the Knights managed the high humidity, as both teams split with Farmington and Glastonbury.

The boys team swept Farmington, 15-50, but fell, 24-31, to Glastonbury.

“Glastonbury’s been running really well across the state,” said Dachelet. “They had a really good race up in New Hampshire the weekend prior and are the real deal. To come that close to them on the guys side was good. I was happy with the performance.”

Conner Leone paced all runners and won the boys race with a time of 17:44, edging Glastonbury’s Jacob Smith by a few seconds.

Conner Leone’s first-place finish wouldn’t be enough though, as the Tomahawks grabbed four of the next six spots. Shane Leone (18:46), Ryan Slesinski (18:52), Sean Young (19:33), and Jeff Hannigan (19:35) scored as well. Matt Penna (19:57) and Ben Palladino (20:03) contributed.

“If we’re firing on all cylinders, I think that this is a race we can win,” said Dachelet. “If we could get five guys all together at the same time, this is a strong, state open team.”

The girls team defeated the Indians, 19-44, but fell, 20-41, to the Tomahawks. Glastonbury’s girls team is currently ranked as the top team in the state, according to Connecticut Cross Country Coaches Poll.

After missing the first three meets of the season to injury, Kate Kemnitz returned to action by winning the girls race with a time of 22:35, beating out Glastonbury’s Brittany Anderson (22:35) by a kick at the finish line.

“Kate’s obviously a good kicker, and I’m not trying to take anything away from her, but I think she realizes, as well as we do, that it was not a true Glastonbury-Southington outcome,” said Dachelet. “I’m glad Kate was able to beat the girls out, but that’s the number one ranked team in the state right now.”

The Tomahawks filled the next four spots after Anderson.

Sarah Minkiewicz (22:59), Isabella Scalise (23:16), Natalia Adamczyk (23:35), and Julia Michnowicz (24:26) scored as well. Kailey Schmarr (24:40) and Amanda Perkowski (26:11) contributed.

Frank Kelley Invite

SEPT. 30—The Knights closed out the week by traveling to Wrentham, Mass. to compete against some of the top runners in New England at the Frank Kelley Invitational on a 55-degree Saturday. The invite featured a race track-style course where runners ran loops on a field with mostly flat terrain.

According to Dachelet, the invitational was a reward for the Southington runners that trained over the summer. Besides competing in the invitational, the two-day trip also featured a tour of Boston, including a stop at Faneuil Hall.

“Yes, we raced and had good results,” said Dachelet. “But honestly, the goal for me in building a program is that people go back and talk about how awesome it was this weekend. It was meant as a fun time and team bonding.”

Conner Leone paced the boys team to a ninth-place finish out of 19 teams in the championship boys race with a season-best time of 16:46.33, taking 21st out of 135 runners.

Shane Leone (16:58.31), Penna (17:21.60), Slesinski (17:34.63), and Young (17:37.53) scored as well. Hannigan (17:37.64) and Palladino (17:55.55) contributed.

Tristan Shelgren (15:24.53) of Saint John’s Prep beat out Newton North’s Andrew Mah (15:46.39) to win the race. Wakefield beat out Pentucket as the top overall school.

Kemnitz paced the girls team to a seventh-place finish out of 18 teams in the championship girls race with a season-best time of 20:27.23, taking 24th out of 138 runners.

Isabella Scalise (20:27.23), Natalia Adamczyk (20:46.84), Kailey Schmarr (21:21.17), and Laini Pizzitola (21:52.82) scored as well. Amanda Perkowski (22:46.92) contributed.

Littleton’s Sarah Roffman (18:46.62) and Kaitlyn Roffman (18:53.70) graced the finish line first in the race. Woburn beat out Westwood as the top overall school.

Southington was without two of their female varsity runners for the meet.

For this week’s box scores, click here: (southingtonobserver.com/2017/10/04/weekly-scoreboard-for-the-oct-6-edition). To contact sports writer Brian Jennings, email him at BJennings@SouthingtonObserver.com.

Hannah Zelina blocks a Farmington attack during a 3-1 victory over Farmington.

By BRIAN JENNINGS

STAFF WRITER

Since their loss to the top team in the state, it seems like the Lady Knight volleyball team hasn’t missed a beat. They won the John Jay Invitational for the first time in the program’s history and prevailed in all three of their last matches, taking down one of the Class L powerhouses along the way.

Did Southington’s loss to RHAM motivate them? It sure looks that way. But one thing for sure is that the Knights are right there in the mix with the top competition in the state, and might not be letting up anytime soon.

“We talked about RHAM before,” said Southington coach Rich Heitz. “They’re just a step above everyone in the state, but anyone else, we’re going to be right there. I love this group of kids, and we’re all going on a phenomenal ride this year.”

The Knights will be back on the hardwood next week with contests against divisional NW Catholic (2-7), Platt (3-4), and EO Smith (6-1). EO Smith is currently tied for third in the CCC. Southington is currently 6-1 and tied for third in the CCC as well.

Win vs. Newington

SEPT. 26—The Knights earned their second-straight win with a 3-0 (25-10, 25-21, 25-13) sweep of Newington at home on Tuesday. Southington only missed three serves in the match, going 71-for-74 from the service line.

“We came out and jumped right on them, serving tough,” said Heitz. “We took them out of system and generated a lot of free balls. We were able to run our offense.”

Team leaders from the match included the following: Brooke Cooney (7 kills), Jenna Martin (17-for-17 serving with 6 aces), Erica Bruno (2 blocks), Nolyn Allen (16 digs), and Stephanie Zera (32 assists).

Win vs. Farmington

SEPT. 29—The Knights rounded out the week by earning their third-straight win with a 3-1 triumph over Farmington at home on Friday, handing the Indians their first loss of the season. Farmington is currently tied for third in the CCC.

“You get into matches like this where the teams are both pretty even, and it’s like a chess match,” said Heitz. “You’re looking at matchups and stuff like that, and we I think we had a good matchup.”

Southington dominated most of the opening set, and after the score was knotted at 11-11, the Knights went on an 8-0 run to take the first set, 25-20.

“We had a matchup that brought a really nice kill from Erica Bruno in the first set,” the coach said. “I told Step (Zera) to remember that when we get the rotation, and we did it again, and it was nice.”

Farmington held a one-point lead, 11-10, midway through the second set and went on a 4-0 run to pull away from Southington, 25-19, and even the sets. Although their serving wasn’t at its best in the match, the Knights managed solid defense, especially at the net, and attacked Farmington’s back row to take the third set, 25-21, after going on runs of 6-0 and 4-0.

“I told the kids in practice yesterday that they play a defense where they play a person up, so they’ll cover everything,” said Heitz. “But if you can hit the ball to the middle back of the court, it’s open. Brooke Cooney did a phenomenal job exercising that.”

The Knights continued their momentum and capped off the victory by taking the fourth set, 25-19, with runs of 7-0 and 4-0. Southington surmounted a tough night behind the service line after missing a total of 15 serves, including six in the second set alone.

“It’s a game of momentum,” the coach said. “We were probably a little tighter because we’re playing Farmington in front of a bigger crowd. But, you can’t practice this stuff, so you have to get into the game and experience it.”

The following were team leaders in the match: Cooney (14 kills), Haley Larrabee (21-for-26 serving with 5 aces), Hannah Zelina (3 blocks), Allen (25 digs), and Zera (50 assists).

 For this week’s box scores, click here: (southingtonobserver.com/2017/10/04/weekly-scoreboard-for-the-oct-6-edition). To contact sports writer Brian Jennings, email him at BJennings@SouthingtonObserver.com.

Maddie Belfonti kicks away a South Windsor attack during a 6-0 loss to start the week. Belfonti bounced back with a shutout victory over East Catholic on Friday.

By BRIAN JENNINGS

STAFF WRITER

After transitioning from the turf field to the grass field at the high school, the ball hasn’t been rolling in the right direction for the Lady Knight field hockey team. They stumbled through the toughest stretch of their regular season schedule with four-straight losses, but managed to end that skid with a confidence-building 8-0 shutout over East Catholic at home on Friday.

As they approach the midpoint of the season with 10 games remaining, the Knights need five more wins to qualify for the Class L tournament for the first time since 2014…a likelihood that Southington coach Erin Luddy said is very possible. The Knights just have to keep the momentum from Friday’s win going.

Keeping one another in the game, regardless of what the score is, and trying to have fun with the game at the same time is what Luddy said will help the Knights accomplish that goal.

“The biggest thing is that we know we can compete and play well together as a team,” the coach said. “We had a few injuries that set us back a few times, but as we learn more and more that other people can step in, we start to do very well.”

The Knights will be back on the turf this week when they host Hall (3-3) on Tuesday, Oct. 3 and then head out on the road for divisional Wethersfield (1-6-1) on Friday, Oct. 6. The Knights are also scheduled to return to the turf field. Southington is currently 2-4.

Loss vs. South Windsor

SEPT. 26—The Knights suffered their fourth-straight loss and third shutout of the season after being blanked, 6-0, by divisional South Windsor at home on Tuesday. The Bobcats are currently third in the CCC. The game was played on the grass field in lieu of the turf field, due to construction to the track.

“I think the girls just got frustrated with the fact that we were on grass and the fact that it was our third game of playing a really hard team,” said Luddy. “We got down only four minutes into the game, and it just took a lot of air out of us. A lot of it was our mindset.”

The Bobcats held a 3-0 lead at halftime and took 24 shots on goal, including 19 penalty corners, while the Knight were held to just six shots on goal and one penalty corner. Maddie Belfonti saved 14 shots in the cage.

Win vs. East Catholic

SEPT. 29—The Knights flipped the script from Tuesday’s loss and broke their four-game losing streak by recording their first shutout of the season after blanking divisional East Catholic, 6-0, at home to round out the week on Friday. This game was also played on the grass field.

“We kept talking, passing, and moving the ball,” said Luddy. “It wasn’t like one person was running the show. All of them were working together, and it really showed.”

The Knights led the Eagles, 4-0, at halftime. Jenna Sheehan marshalled the offense with the hat trick of three goals.

“We took advantage of everything in the circle,” the coach said. “When Jenna Sheehan touches the ball, she’s just looking for the cage. I took her out when she scored her third goal, so she could have easily scored more.”

Nicole Martocchio contributed with three assists and scored one goal. The Knights took 21 shots on goal and nine penalty corners. Maddie Belfonti saved four shots in the cage.

 For this week’s box scores, click here: (southingtonobserver.com/2017/10/04/weekly-scoreboard-for-the-oct-6-edition). To contact sports writer Brian Jennings, email him at BJennings@SouthingtonObserver.com.

Tim O’Shea, center, fights for extra yardage after a catch during a 49-13 win over Conard. O’Shea scored three times in the victory.

By BRIAN JENNINGS

STAFF WRITER

The Conard Chieftains couldn’t generate a single yard against the stingy Southington defense on the ground, but they found ways to move the ball through the air and give the Blue Knight football team their tightest game of the season.

Only up by a pair of scores at halftime, the Knights managed to pull away and remain undefeated, improving to 4-0, after a strong second half showing with their second divisional win in a 49-13 rout at Conard on Thursday, Sept. 28.

“We knew they had a good offense,” said Southington coach Mike Drury. “They do great stuff schematically and kind of got some of the underneath stuff on us, but it’s hard. You have to pick your poison sometimes.”

The short week didn’t stop the Knights from remaining unbeaten either.

“It was a hot, tough week of practice,” the coach said. “It was like being in preseason football again, but I thought our guys responded great. They worked hard every day, weren’t complaining, knew the task at hand, and pushed through it.”

The Knights wasted no time and scored on their first drive after Tanner LaRosa ran one in from 22 yards out. The Chieftains began their first drive from their own eight-yard line, and after both teams combined for five penalties and 48 yards, the Chieftains mustered a 25-yard field goal. The Knights answered with a four-yard rushing touchdown by Ian Agnew.

Early in the second quarter, the Chieftains cut the deficit to eight points, 14-6, with another 25-yard field goal. The Knights quickly responded after Tim O’Shea made a fingertip grab over the middle of the field on a 40-yard strike from Will Barmore. The Chieftains wouldn’t go away though. A 20-yard passing touchdown got them to within eight again, 21-13, until a four-play drive turned into a 10-yard touchdown pass from Barmore to O’Shea with just under four minutes remaining in the first half and put the Chieftains away for good.

“His (O’Shea) ability to catch the football and his catch radius are great,” said Drury. “Close to 6-foot-5, he’s a tough matchup out there. When guys have to cover guys like that the entire night, it’s tough. He can get the ball out away from defenders where only he can get it.”

The Blue Knight defense shut down Conard’s air attack in the second half. Quarterback Jack Moore completed just seven passes for 72 yards in the second half after completing 17 passes for 215 yards in the first half.

“He’s (Moore) a good running quarterback who can extend the play on you,” the coach said. “We had our eyes peeking back there a few times, but Coach (Rob) Thomson and the defensive coaches just ran our stuff and got pressure on him, forcing the ball out of his hands quicker than he’d like.”

Touchdowns from linebacker Joe Koczera (2-yard run), LaRosa (1-yard run), and O’Shea (2-yard pass from Barmore) in the second half capped off the victory for Southington. Koczera’s score was his first rushing touchdown of his high school career.

Southington’s defense not only halted Conard’s passing game in the second half, but they also held the Chieftains to minus-12 yards rushing. Koczera (1 forced fumble) and Sammy Thomson anchored the defense with 10 tackles each. Thomson also picked off his fourth pass of the season. Ryan Montalvo and Ian Hall (6 assists) contributed with seven tackles each. Sean Scanlon (1.5 sacks) and Mario Ferreri each recovered a fumble.

LaRosa paced the backfield with 97 yards on 11 carries. Barmore completed 20 of 28 passes for 228 yards. O’Shea led all receivers with 116 yards on 11 catches.

Offensive linemen JJ Clark and Jake Monson missed the game, due to injuries sustained in last week’s game. However, Keegan Jarvis, Sam McCarty, Jimmy Starr, Spencer Sterling, and Jacob Vecchio started on the line and allotted Barmore an excessive amount of time to throw in the pocket for most of the night.

The Knights will be back on the turf this week when they remain out on the road in West Hartford for another divisional showdown at Hall (1-3) on Friday, Oct. 6.

“We saw a little bit of them on film so far, but I know that they always do a great job in all phases of the game,” said Drury. “They have a great scheme over there, but we just have to get ready and prepare like we do every week.”

Game time is 7 p.m. Southington is currently one of seven undefeated teams in Class LL.

For this week’s box scores, click here: (southingtonobserver.com/2017/10/04/weekly-scoreboard-for-the-oct-6-edition). To contact sports writer Brian Jennings, email him at BJennings@SouthingtonObserver.com.

Andie Nadeau paces the 500 freestyle event during a 95-72 home win over East Catholic on Sept. 27.

By BRIAN JENNINGS

STAFF WRITER

To date, the Lady Knight swimming and diving team currently has seven swimmers, including one diver, qualified in nine events for the Class LL meet. They are also unblemished with a 4-0 record as they continue to float past the conference.

With six meets remaining in the regular season, the Knights will dip into their first divisional meets of the season this coming week, which will feature their first true test of the season when they square off against one of the West Hartford teams that handed them one of their only two losses last season.

The secret for Southington’s success thus far has been the team’s numbers and depth, which has helped stabilized the Knights against anyone.

“We have the ability to avoid any sixth-place finishes or anyone doubling us up in a relay,” said Southington coach Evan Tuttle. “If we can continue to do those things into the future for the remainder of the season, we’ll be doing just fine.”

The Knights will be back in the pool this week when they host divisional Hall on Wednesday, Oct. 4 and then head out on the road for divisional Farmington on Friday, Oct. 6.

Win vs. East Catholic

SEPT. 27—The Knights earned their third-straight win to remain undefeated with a 95-72 triumph over East Catholic at home on Wednesday. Southington clinched the win by the 400 freestyle relay and finished with 18 best times.

The following finished first in the meet: Meghan Hammarlund, Julie Duszak, Maddie Symecko, and Andie Nadeau in the 200 medley relay; Duszak, Kara Zazzaro, Jess Monte, and Olivia Fournier in the 200 freestyle relay; Fournier, Symecko, Nadeau, and Hammarlund in the 400 freestyle relay; Fournier in the 200 freestyle and 100 freestyle; Duszak in the 50 freestyle and 100 breaststroke; Hammarlund in the 100 fly and 100 backstroke; and Nadeau in the 500 freestyle.

The following qualified for the Class LL meet: Fournier in the 200 freestyle (2:03.14) and 100 freestyle (55.44), after swimming both events for the first time this season, and Hammarlund in the 100 fly (1:03.13). Fournier was just off her own school record in the 100 freestyle, owning school records in the 50 freestyle and 200 freestyle as well.

“She (Fournier) looked so smooth,” said Tuttle. “She got out of the pool from the 200, and I told her that it was the most effortless 200 that I had ever seen. We’ve worked on that stroke in lengthening it out a lot, and it’s really coming around.”

The following improved their state marks: Symecko in the 200 individual medley (2:25.64), Nadeau in the 500 freestyle (5:47.38), and Duszak in the 100 breaststroke (1:11.39).

Win at Plainville

SEPT. 29—A couple days later, the Knights closed out the week with a 98-76 rout at Plainville on Friday. The meet went to exhibition races by the 100 backstroke, and the Knights hit their average best times in a meet with 16.

“That’s a good average to have,” said Tuttle. “If we can continue to hold that standard, we’re going to be in good shape come the end of the season.”

As Southington’s second away meet of the season, it was only the second time the Knights divers saw the board in competition. But they delivered, as the Knights swept the event. Alyssa Aulbach took first and just missed the Class LL meet by less than two points, and Elizabeth Beaulieu took second.

“I look forward to away meets, not just because we can score in diving, but it gives them a chance to compete in what they’ve been working so hard at,” the coach said. “I’m not really that worried about the placing and scoring. I just want them to be rewarded for their hard work in practice.”

The following finished first in the meet: Hammarlund, Patrycja Zajac, Symecko, and Duszak in the 200 medley relay; Duszak, Monte, Zazzaro, and Nadeau in the 200 freestyle relay; Nadeau, Zazzaro, Symecko, and Hammarlund in the 400 freestyle relay; Nadeau in the 200 freestyle and 500 freestyle; Symecko in the 200 individual medley; Duszak in the 50 freestyle and 100 breaststroke; Hammarlund in the 100 fly and 100 backstroke; and Zazzaro in the 100 freestyle.

Nadeau improved her state time in the 500 freestyle (5:43.67). Not only did she post a pair of best times in the 200 freestyle and 500 freestyle, she also posted a best time by anchoring the 200 freestyle relay after swimming the 500 freestyle and led off the 400 freestyle relay with yet another best time.

 For this week’s box scores, click here: (southingtonobserver.com/2017/10/04/weekly-scoreboard-for-the-oct-6-edition). To contact sports writer Brian Jennings, email him at BJennings@SouthingtonObserver.com.