The following charges were listed in the Putnam Police Department logs.  The people charged are innocent until proven guilty in court. The Town Crier will publish dispositions of cases at the request of the accused. The dispositions must be accompanied by the proper documentation. The Putnam Police Department confidential Tip Line is 963-0000.

Dec. 2

Kelly Weber, 56, Perry Street, Putnam; disorderly conduct, interfering with an emergency call.

Dec. 4

Robinson Perez, 24, no certain address; third-degree burglary, fifth-degree larceny.

 

 

PUTNAM — Students from Quest Martial Arts in Putnam attended the Fall Classic Karate Championships in Hartford at the XL Center.  Students from all over the eastern seaboard attended the event.

Fall Classic Tournament Results 2016

David May 1st forms/ 1st weapons

Anne Dilko 3rd Sparring

Alexander Boligan 1st Weapons

Nicholas Boligan 2nd Weapons 2nd Sparring

Chris Desmond 1st Sparring 3rd Weapons 3rd

 Forms

Jacob Mainhart 2nd Sparring 3rd Weapons 3rd

 Forms

Annie Griffin 1st Weapons, 1st forms

Sophie Griffin 2nd Weapons,

Colby Johndrow 2nd Sparring 3rd Forms

Tyler Houle 3rd Sparring

Maddie Frechette 1st Weapons, 1st sparring,

2nd forms

Jen Frechette 2nd Sparring

Mathew Card 1st Weapons 2nd Forms

Lillian.Frechette Courage Trophy

David May - All around winner Black belts age

 14 and under

Master Duethorn - Grand Champion in forms, Grand Champion in weapons

 

 

By Ron P. Coderre

Acting with speed and decisiveness The Woodstock Academy administration and Headmaster Christopher Sandford named former Hyde School-Woodstock and Putnam native Sean Saucier as its new football coach.  Saucier replaces Darryl Daleen who resigned unexpectedly to tend to family matters involving his son who requires specialized medical attention.

The announcement appears to be a fortuitous sign for the school and the incoming coach.  In a recent announcement, Hyde School-Woodstock announced it will close its Woodstock campus at the end of June.  The announcement left Saucier in a quandary.  It meant either relocating his family to Hyde School-Bath in Maine or searching for work and a coaching position in northeastern Connecticut.

Saucier, who served as Hyde’s football coach and athletic director since 2006, appears to be a natural for the position despite the fact that he’s never been involved with a public high school.  He assumed the position of Centaur’s head football coach immediately and was also appointed as the school’s assistant athletic director.

“We are excited to continue what coach Daleen has built with a smooth transition to a veteran head coach in Sean Saucier,” said Aaron Patterson Woodstock’s director of Athletics.

The new leader of the Centaur’s football fortunes comes to the position after experiencing success as football coach at Hyde.  In the last four seasons Saucier has posted a 23-8 record, which included leading the Wolfpack to the New England Prep School Athletic Council bowl game in two of the last four seasons.  He closed out his Hyde coaching career with a win over its sister school, Hyde School-Bath.  Contested on the Woodstock campus, it was the final game in the Wolfpack’s football history.   

“I couldn’t be more excited to join the Woodstock Academy family and build on what coach Daleen has started over the past year.  I have big shoes to fill.  I can’t wait to meet the students and for them to get to know me.  Being a part of the growth of the school and football program is an opportunity of a lifetime and one I intend to work very hard to make the most of,” said coach Saucier.

Members of coach Daleen’s staff will remain as assistants under coach Saucier.  Greg Alexander, the former University of Hawaii quarterback, will return as offensive coordinator and quarterback coach.  Steve Sheehan, another assistant with college experience, will also come back as the Centaurs defensive coordinator.

“In the short time I have known Sean, I have seen his passion for helping kids reach their goals and dreams through the sport of football.  His educational based philosophy lines up well with the values of our institution,” said Patterson.

In moving from Hyde to Woodstock Academy, a distance of approximately two miles, Saucier will be invaluable to the football program and to the transitions planned as the Academy assumes the running of the former Hyde campus.  Saucier’s wife, Bobbi-Jo, who was part of the Hyde staff, will also become part of the Woodstock Academy educational staff.

 

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PUTNAM — The Putnam High School honor roll for the first quarter includes:

Seniors

High Honors: Andrew Barylski, Hannah Bowen, Zachary Cutler, Jozzlynn Lewis, Andrew Simmons, Heather Terron, Hailey Turner

First Honors: Samantha Aponte, Olivia Braithwaite, Terese Bunkley, Zachary Davis, Alyssa Espinosa,Maria Fredette, Austin Harmon, Kayla Harmon, Felicia Krajewski, Alysha Minaya-Torres,  Saige Morin, Lindsay Roberts, Emily Sheets, Hunter Stadig, Angel Tanner, Angelica Vanzile-Perez, Jahsun Vidal, Ali Zadziejko.

Recognition: Lucas Basilio, Molly Cumberland, Mathew DeCosta, Angelica Desrosiers, Eric DesRosiers, Collin Heppe, Jaylene Hernandez, Amanda Janos, Dimitri Key,Michael LaFreniere, Nathaniel MacDowell, Autumn Sargent, Fredric Tucker.

Juniors

High Honors: Jason Becker, Mario Coj Morente, Scott Davagian, Dekoda Gray, Jesse Lamontagne, Monique Lefebvre, Courtney Stott, Samantha Tilley

First Honors: Hayden Belliveau, Kira Clinkscale, Ashley Danis, Victoria Delacruz, Sophia Glaude,Natalie Ionkin, Victor Krivosheev, Savannah Kruger, Stephanie Penrod, Hannah Prestas, Dakota Race, Nicole Steinbrick, Kayla Vanasse.

Recognition:Kali Baranski, Mitchel Barylski, Payne Bates, Angela Bichard, Hailey Bocash, Lauren Carita, Aidan Ciquera, Doria Daviau, Tyler Fitts, Morgan Foucault, Jasmine Gill, Jaidyn Gillette, Connor Holloman, Dane Kelly, Allison Lafortune, Rebecca Lopez,Andrew Pedersen, Louis Thorstenson.

Sophomores

High Honors: Kaitlyn Eddy,  Adriana Santos Bravo, Jane Vongvirath.

First Honors: Trinity Bailey, Morgan Blackmar, Cole Davagian, Gabriel Desrosiers, Kira Fontaine, Elizabeth Foss, Tyion Harris, Violet Khoshtariya, Sierra Mainville, Thomas Masso III, Maggie McKeon, Mohamed Sano, Megan Shippee, Alexa Steinbrick, Jenna Tatro, Madison Toutant, Mariah Travisano, Jillian Williams, Christian Yorz

Recognition: Jordan Alexander, Aidan Bernier, Lauren Blackmar, Mackenzie Blackwell, Angel-Luis DeJesus, Victoria Dias, Michael DiColella, Dawnielle Dowd,  Jewelia England, Bryce Hosaflook, Kylye-Annmarie Kupiec, Andrew Kustov,  Katy Maryanov, Chelsea Minaya-Torres, Jasmine Paulhus, Sebastian Ramos, Jeffrey Reed, Kyle Riddick

Freshmen

High Honors: Tanner Clark, Haley Cutler, Molly McKeon, Janete Morente Uz, Ellie Morissette, Justin St. Martin

First Honors: Samantha Barylski, Reece Gardiner, Jillian Gray, Clara Greiner, Zoe Hetrick, Edward Perry, Jordyn Poole, Hunter Roberts, Cheick Sano, Anthony Sonner, Liam Stoots, Melayna Titchen

Recognition: Hannah Angell, Gabriel Archeval-Herrera, Kylie Blanchard, Autumn Bocash, Karissah Broughton, Niajah DeWolfe, Jordan Dolbey, Nathaniel Dolbey, John Espinosa,Patrick Franks, Basia Gotsis, Amerah Harris, Samantha Huff, Hayley Kuhn,Azalei LaBonte, Emily Langlois, Alexandria Lawson, Kayleigh Lyons, Ryan Metivier,Alyiahmary Negron-Encarnacion, Charlotte Nichols, Jarah Phaiah, Kobie Saddler,Hannah Smith, Jacob Tatro, Noah Tomkins.

 

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