By Michael Letendre 

BRISTOL – Which team is going to be the first one to knock off the boys track and field program over at Bristol Central? 

The Rams are stacked this year and simply don’t have an equal in the CCC South. 

On Wednesday, Central was able to tally a huge win over Maloney, squaring away a 136-14 win from the BCHS track. 

The locals are now 4-0 and outside of the 4×800 relay – the only event the Spartans were able to win – in was all Central from start to finish.  

Both the 4×100 and 4×400 relay teams from Bristol had solid showings. 

In the 4×100, the grouping of Cassias Breland, Noah Conrod, Logan Jackson, and future UCONN footballer Victor Rosa won the event in 45.1 seconds. 

And flipping over to the 4×400 relay, the combo of Cam Tomak, Jackson, Patrick Wininger, and Breland averaged sixty seconds a lap over the 4:00 victory. 

Rosa ruled the 100 meters, finishing in 10.9 seconds, and in the javelin, his toss f 129 feet, seven inches was good for first place. 

Noah Conrod dominated both the 200 (23.6 seconds) and 400 (53 seconds) meters while Frankie Porrini nabbed first place wins in the 800, 1600, and 3200-meters. 

Porrini’s time of 2:05 won him the 800, he finished the 1600 in just 4:33 and in the 3200, the junior’s time of 10:45 could not be touched that afternoon. 

Jarrett Boxley had a day in both the 110 (16.7 seconds) and 330 (45.4 seconds) hurdles. 

And more of that same winning treatment took place in the field as well. 

Treshawn Blair’s leap of 18 feet, 10.25 inches won him the long jump while basketball champion Aaron Brown took the triple jump (36 feet, nine inches) 

In the high jump, Central’s Anthony Paulino won the event with a successful make of five feet, two inches, Jude Browning’s make of eight feet, six inches won him the pole vault while Malachi Jones earned the victory in the shot put with a toss of 46 feet, 10 inches. 

And Dan Lauretti took the discus with a throw of 121 feet, six inches. 

Next Tuesday, Central will be challenged by Plainville from Tinty Track and Field in a CCC South engagement. 

Meet time is 3:45 p.m. 

Here are all the first-place finishes from the Central/Maloney meet: 

Bristol Central Boys Track & Field 

BRISTOL CENTRAL 136, MALONEY 14 

from Bristol Central  

Individual Results 

4×800 relay: Maloney, 9:04 

4×100 relay: Bristol Central (Cassias Breland, Noah Conrod, Logan Jackson, Victor Rosa), 45.10 seconds 

4×400 relay: Bristol Central (Cam Tomak, Logan Jackson, Patrick Wininger, Cassias Breland), 4:00 

100 meters: Victor Rosa (Bristol Central), 10.9 seconds 

200 meters: Noah Conrod (Bristol Central), 23.6 seconds 

400 meters: Noah Conrod (Bristol Central), 53.0 seconds 

800 meters: Frankie Porrini (Bristol Central), 2:05 

1600 meters: Frankie Porrini (Bristol Central), 4:33.0 

3200 meters: Frankie Porrini (Bristol Central), 10:45 

110 Hurdles: Jarrett Boxley (Bristol Central), 16.7 seconds 

300 Hurdles: Jarrett Boxley (Bristol Central), 45.4 seconds 

Long Jump: Treshawn Blair (Bristol Central), 18-10.25 

Triple Jump: Aaron Brown (Bristol Central), 36-9 

High Jump: Anthony Paulino (Bristol Central), 5-2 

Pole Vault: Jude Browning (Bristol Central), 8-6 

Shot Put: Malachi Jones (Bristol Central),46-10 

Discus: Dan Lauretti (Bristol Central), 121-6 

Javelin: Victor Rosa (Bristol Central), 129-7 

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