Glastonbury and Windsor were the respective boys' and girls' team champions of Saturday's Hillhouse Invitational. The boys defeated second-place Windsor, 62-44. In the girls' meet, Windsor was a 62-54 victor over runner-up Glastonbury.
Weaver's Mark Doyley was a double winner in the sprint events, capturing the 300-meter dash with a time of 35.14 seconds and breaking the tape in the 55m dash with a time of 6.28.
Glastonbury's Randy Neish clocked a fast, early-season time in the 1,000m, winning the race by nearly five seconds with a 2:34.52 effort. Teammate Keylon Dixon leaped 22 fee, 3 inches to take the long jump.
Sashanna Hinds of Windsor blazed to a time of 40.85 to easily cop the girls' 300m. Windsor won both the 4x400m (4:08.10) and 4x200m (1:45.55) relays.
Elizabeth Lodge of Manchester won the high jump on fewer misses with a height of 5-4. Finishing second was Bryana Hoyt of Grandby.
Elite performances from this session
Glastonbury and Windsor were the respective boys' and girls' team champions of Saturday's Hillhouse Invitational. The boys defeated second-place Windsor, 62-44. In the girls' meet, Windsor was a 62-54 victor over runner-up Glastonbury.
Weaver's Mark Doyley was a double winner in the sprint events, capturing the 300-meter dash with a time of 35.14 seconds and breaking the tape in the 55m dash with a time of 6.28.
