Roger Ludlowe of Fairfield came out on top of the standing
at the WCC Middle School track and field championships off a balanced approach
that allowed them to score in all 13 events.
They defeated Fludd Middle School
of Stratford by a score of 92- 74.5 with the Wilton Running Club taking third
with 65 points
Ludlowe swept both the long and high jumps with Carter Lambo
taking the long jump in 18'6.75 and Tim 
Northrop winning the high jump with a 5'4
clearance. The team from Fairfield sweep
both the boys and girls jumping events in the meet. Check out CT Milesplit's interview with the
three championship jumpers and their coach by clicking here.
Lambo also took the 200m in 25.62 and finished 3rd in the 200m 12.54. He also ran a leg of the 3rd place 4 x 100m to be involved with 32 of his team's 92 points.
Northrop also took 4th in the long jump and 7th in the 55HH.
While Lambo and Northrop were the team's superstars, they had a large supporting cast of a half dozen individuals who also scored fourths, fifths and 6ths to help put them over the edge.
Other outstanding individuals who has big performances were Schyler
Parris of the Flyers who won the 
400m in 56.54 and 800m in 2:14.45. Parris is
the younger brother Djenne Parris who holds several SWC records for Brookfield
in the sprints and just finished her eligibility at Boston University.
Eight grader Luca Cazzaniga of Bethel pulled away from his nearest competitor after the first lap and broke five minutes in the 1600m with a time of 4:57.41.
Dennis Elrod of Flood Middle School swept both throwing events tossing the 4k shot 38-03 and 111'6 in the discus for a 17 foot PR.
The Wilton Running Club coached by Kevin Foley showed off its sprint prowess with John Wise and Wooder Thoby going 1-2 in the 100m dash, Thoby winning the 55HH and their 4 x 100m relay made up of Robert Young, Max Unangst, Thoby and Wise teaming up for the win with a time of 51.88.