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2016 T&F Participant List As of 7-5-16.Xlsx First Last Gender Division Event DOB Club / School SETH ABBOTT Male 19-29 Pole Vault 12/24/1995 Ithaca College SETH ABBOTT Male 19-29 Javelin 12/24/1995 Ithaca College ROBERT AEKINS Male 50+ 100 Meter Dash 12/3/1962 Unattached ROBERT AEKINS Male 50+ 200 Meter Dash 12/3/1962 Unattached ROBERT AEKINS Male 50+ Long Jump 12/3/1962 Unattached DARION ALEXANDER Male 15-18 200 Meter Dash 6/7/1999 Central CT Jaguars DARION ALEXANDER Male 15-18 400 Meter Dash 6/7/1999 Central CT Jaguars DARION ALEXANDER Male 15-18 800 Meter Dash 6/7/1999 Central CT Jaguars DARION ALEXANDER Male 15-18 Long Jump 6/7/1999 Central CT Jaguars DARION ALEXANDER Male 15-18 Javelin 6/7/1999 Central CT Jaguars LORI ALLEGRA Female 50+ 100 Meter Dash 3/26/1965 Unattached LORI ALLEGRA Female 50+ 200 Meter Dash 3/26/1965 Unattached DANIELLA ALVARADO Female 11 - 12 100 Meter Dash 7/12/2004 Danbury Flyers DANIELLA ALVARADO Female 11 - 12 200 Meter Dash 7/12/2004 Danbury Flyers DANIELLA ALVARADO Female 11 - 12 Shot Put 7/12/2004 Danbury Flyers DANIELLA ALVARADO Female 11 - 12 Discus 7/12/2004 Danbury Flyers DANIELLA ALVARADO Female 11 - 12 Javelin 7/12/2004 Danbury Flyers ELIAS ALVARADO Male 10 & Under 400 Meter Dash 4/7/2006 Danbury Flyers ELIAS ALVARADO Male 10 & Under 800 Meter Dash 4/7/2006 Danbury Flyers ELIAS ALVARADO Male 10 & Under 1 Mile Run 4/7/2006 Danbury Flyers ELIAS ALVARADO Male 10 & Under Shot Put 4/7/2006 Danbury Flyers ELIAS ALVARADO Male 10 & Under Javelin 4/7/2006 Danbury Flyers SAMUEL ALVARADO Male 8 & Under 100 Meter Dash 4/3/2010 Danbury Flyers SAMUEL ALVARADO Male 8 & Under 200 Meter Dash 4/3/2010 Danbury Flyers SAMUEL ALVARADO Male 8 & Under Long Jump 4/3/2010 Danbury Flyers SAMUEL ALVARADO Male 8 & Under Shot Put 4/3/2010 Danbury Flyers SAMUEL ALVARADO Male 8 & Under Javelin 4/3/2010 Danbury Flyers ROBERT AMBRESE Male 11 - 12 Javelin 3/18/2005 CT Hawks KADE AMSTER Male 19-29 Shot Put 12/4/1996 Southern Connecticut State University KADE AMSTER Male 19-29 Hammer 12/4/1996 Southern Connecticut State University CHRIS ARMEN Male 60+ 800 Meter Dash 10/23/1953 EBCC CHRIS ARMEN Male 60+ 1 Mile Run 10/23/1953 EBCC JOSEF ARNOULD Male 65+ Discus 3/23/1948 Strength for Life JOSEF ARNOULD Male 65+ Javelin 3/23/1948 Strength for Life LILLIAN AWIDI Female 45+ 100 Meter Dash 12/6/1967 Unattached LILLIAN AWIDI Female 45+ 200 Meter Dash 12/6/1967 Unattached MIKE BACON Male 55+ 100 Meter Dash 4/1/1960 Fit Adventures MIKE BACON Male 55+ Javelin 4/1/1960 Fit Adventures SAWYER BADEY Male 19-29 Pole Vault 8/27/1997 SkyJumpers CT SAWYER BADEY Male 19-29 Triple Jump 8/27/1997 SkyJumpers CT JACK BANKS Male 55+ Discus 1/17/1958 Unattached JACK BANKS Male 55+ Javelin 1/17/1958 Unattached SILVIO BARBOSA Male 13-14 100 Meter Dash 9/9/2002 Danbury Flyers SILVIO BARBOSA Male 13-14 200 Meter Dash 9/9/2002 Danbury Flyers SILVIO BARBOSA Male 13-14 400 Meter Dash 9/9/2002 Danbury Flyers SILVIO BARBOSA Male 13-14 Long Jump 9/9/2002 Danbury Flyers SILVIO BARBOSA Male 13-14 Shot Put 9/9/2002 Danbury Flyers STEPHEN BATES Male 65+ 100 Meter Dash 8/27/1948 Unattached STEPHEN BATES Male 65+ 200 Meter Dash 8/27/1948 Unattached ANDRE BAYNES Male 45+ 100 Meter Dash 8/28/1970 Mass Velocity ANDRE BAYNES Male 45+ 200 Meter Dash 8/28/1970 Mass Velocity ANDRE BAYNES Male 45+ 400 Meter Dash 8/28/1970 Mass Velocity PATRICK BELL Male 15-18 100 Meter Dash 10/22/1999 South Windsor PATRICK BELL Male 15-18 Pole Vault 10/22/1999 South Windsor LEE BELMONT Male 15-18 200 Meter Dash 5/30/1999 Evans Elite Track Club LEE BELMONT Male 15-18 110 Meter H. Hurd. 5/30/1999 Evans Elite Track Club IAN BERGERE Male 19-29 High Jump 9/9/1996 Uconn IAN BERGERE Male 19-29 Pole Vault 9/9/1996 Uconn ANDREW BERGHORN Male 19-29 Javelin 7/2/1993 Unattached JASON BINDNER Male 19-29 100 Meter Dash 10/11/1993 Unattached JASON BINDNER Male 19-29 Long Jump 10/11/1993 Unattached First Last Gender Division Event DOB Club / School MEGAN BISCOGLIO Female 15-18 Pole Vault 2/8/2000 Southington high school RUSSELL BLACKWELL Male 30+ 200 Meter Dash 3/20/1978 Unattached RUSSELL BLACKWELL Male 30+ 400 Meter Dash 3/20/1978 Unattached OURANIA BLETSAS Female 19-29 Javelin 4/21/1991 Scsu JOHN BOCCUZZI Male 70+ Shot Put 9/13/1945 Unattached JULIANNA BOJNOWSKI Female 15-18 800 Meter Dash 10/17/1998 middletown high school JULIANNA BOJNOWSKI Female 15-18 Discus 10/17/1998 middletown high school CARL BONEL Male 40+ 100 Meter Dash 5/24/1976 CT Hawks CHYLE BONEL Female 8 & Under 100 Meter Dash 8/6/2009 CT Hawks CHYLE BONEL Female 8 & Under 200 Meter Dash 8/6/2009 CT Hawks CHYLE BONEL Female 8 & Under Long Jump 8/6/2009 CT Hawks MARGARET BONHAM Female 55+ 400 Meter Dash 4/19/1960 Unattached MARGARET BONHAM Female 55+ 800 Meter Dash 4/19/1960 Unattached ELIZABETH BORDEN Female 60+ 100 Meter Dash 11/11/1952 Individual ELIZABETH BORDEN Female 60+ 200 Meter Dash 11/11/1952 Individual ELIZABETH BORDEN Female 60+ 400 Meter Dash 11/11/1952 Individual HUNTER BORWICK Male 19-29 110 Meter H. Hurd. 9/7/1997 The Hotchkiss School ADAM BOUCHER Male 19-29 Javelin 5/12/1994 Unattached PATRICK BRADLEY Male 30+ Discus 4/13/1983 McMahon PATRICK BRADLEY Male 30+ Javelin 4/13/1983 McMahon DANIEL BREY Male 15-18 Javelin 8/15/1999 Joel Barlow High School GRACE BRISTOW Female 15-18 400 Meter Dash 5/14/2000 The Hotchkiss School GRACE BRISTOW Female 15-18 800 Meter Dash 5/14/2000 The Hotchkiss School GRACE BRISTOW Female 15-18 1 Mile Run 5/14/2000 The Hotchkiss School ALAN BROOKS Male 75+ Shot Put 6/23/1936 Unattached ALAN BROOKS Male 75+ Discus 6/23/1936 Unattached SKYLAR BROUSSEAU Female 15-18 Shot Put 8/27/1999 Unattached SKYLAR BROUSSEAU Female 15-18 Discus 8/27/1999 Unattached NICOLE BROUSSEAU Female 30+ Shot Put 12/19/1982 Unattached NICOLE BROUSSEAU Female 30+ Discus 12/19/1982 Unattached MAXWELL BROWN Male 11 - 12 Shot Put 7/29/2004 Old Saybrook Middle School MAXWELL BROWN Male 11 - 12 Discus 7/29/2004 Old Saybrook Middle School NAOMI BROWN Female 15-18 100 Meter Dash 4/5/1999 brooklyn HS for law and technology NAOMI BROWN Female 15-18 200 Meter Dash 4/5/1999 brooklyn HS for law and technology NAOMI BROWN Female 15-18 400 Meter Dash 4/5/1999 brooklyn HS for law and technology CAMERON BROWN Male 15-18 100 Meter Dash 12/25/2001 Danbury Flyers CAMERON BROWN Male 15-18 200 Meter Dash 12/25/2001 Danbury Flyers CAMERON BROWN Male 15-18 110 Meter H. Hurd. 12/25/2001 Danbury Flyers CAMERON BROWN Male 15-18 High Jump 12/25/2001 Danbury Flyers CAMERON BROWN Male 15-18 Long Jump 12/25/2001 Danbury Flyers AMANDA BROWN Female 15-18 Discus 10/19/2000 Sheehan High School O'NEIL BROWN Male 19-29 100 Meter Dash 10/30/1997 Central Connecticut Jaguars O'NEIL BROWN Male 19-29 400 Meter Dash 10/30/1997 Central Connecticut Jaguars O'NEIL BROWN Male 19-29 High Jump 10/30/1997 Central Connecticut Jaguars O'NEIL BROWN Male 19-29 Long Jump 10/30/1997 Central Connecticut Jaguars O'NEIL BROWN Male 19-29 Triple Jump 10/30/1997 Central Connecticut Jaguars CHRIS BROWN Male 19-29 100 Meter Dash 9/29/1993 Eastern Connecticut State University CHRIS BROWN Male 19-29 Long Jump 9/29/1993 Eastern Connecticut State University SAPHYR BROWN Female 8 & Under 100 Meter Dash 11/7/2009 Central CT Jaguars SAPHYR BROWN Female 8 & Under 200 Meter Dash 11/7/2009 Central CT Jaguars SAPHYR BROWN Female 8 & Under Long Jump 11/7/2009 Central CT Jaguars TOSH BROWN Female 8 & Under 100 Meter Dash 5/5/2009 Central CT Jaguars TOSH BROWN Female 8 & Under 200 Meter Dash 5/5/2009 Central CT Jaguars TOSH BROWN Female 8 & Under Long Jump 5/5/2009 Central CT Jaguars WILLIAM BRUBAKER Male 60+ 1 Mile Run 12/27/1955 Unattached WILLIAM BRUBAKER Male 60+ 2 Mile Run 12/27/1955 Unattached MALACUI BRUTON Male 13-14 200 Meter Dash 12/19/2003 DAYO LIGHTNING YOUTH TRACK AND FIELD MALACUI BRUTON Male 13-14 400 Meter Dash 12/19/2003 DAYO LIGHTNING YOUTH TRACK AND FIELD MALACUI BRUTON Male 13-14 Javelin 12/19/2003 DAYO LIGHTNING YOUTH TRACK AND FIELD JOSHUA BRYSON Male 15-18 100 Meter Dash 9/29/1998 North Haven High School JOSHUA BRYSON Male 15-18 110 Meter H. Hurd. 9/29/1998 North Haven High School JOSHUA BRYSON Male 15-18 Long Jump 9/29/1998 North Haven High School First Last Gender Division Event DOB Club / School DMITRI BRZEZINSKI Male 15-18 100 Meter Dash 4/15/1998 Notre Dame West Haven DMITRI BRZEZINSKI Male 15-18 200 Meter Dash 4/15/1998 Notre Dame West Haven LORENZO BURGOS Male 15-18 100 Meter Dash 2/5/1998 Wethersfield LORENZO BURGOS Male 15-18 200 Meter Dash 2/5/1998 Wethersfield JAYDEN BURNEY Male 10 & Under 100 Meter Dash 7/15/2006 Central CT Jaguars JAYDEN BURNEY Male 10 & Under 200 Meter Dash 7/15/2006 Central CT Jaguars JAYDEN BURNEY Male 10 & Under 400 Meter Dash 7/15/2006 Central CT Jaguars JAYDEN BURNEY Male 10 & Under High Jump 7/15/2006 Central CT Jaguars JAYDEN BURNEY Male 10 & Under Long Jump 7/15/2006 Central CT Jaguars TOM BUTTERFIELD Male 75+ 400 Meter Dash 5/26/1936 Unattached TOM BUTTERFIELD Male 75+ 800 Meter Dash 5/26/1936 Unattached TOM BUTTERFIELD Male 75+ 2000 Meter Steeple Chase 5/26/1936 Unattached TOM BUTTERFIELD Male 75+ Shot Put 5/26/1936 Unattached TOM BUTTERFIELD Male 75+ Javelin 5/26/1936 Unattached SAVANNAH BUZZEO Female 15-18 Javelin 8/29/2000 Brien McMahon REBEKAH CAMACUO Female 13-14 200 Meter Dash 4/4/2003 DAYO LIGHTNING YOUTH TRACK AND FIELD REBEKAH CAMACUO Female 13-14 400 Meter Dash 4/4/2003 DAYO LIGHTNING YOUTH TRACK AND FIELD REBEKAH CAMACUO Female 13-14 Long Jump 4/4/2003 DAYO LIGHTNING YOUTH TRACK AND FIELD REBEKAH CAMACUO Female 13-14 Javelin 4/4/2003 DAYO LIGHTNING YOUTH TRACK AND FIELD TRAI JULIAN CAMBY Male 10 & Under 100 Meter Dash 3/5/2007 Central CT Jaguars TRAI JULIAN CAMBY
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