Law 43, North Haven 31

(at North Haven)

LAW10 13 5 15—43

N. HAVEN12 6 3 10—31

Law (10-3)

Jolley 9 2-3 22 Thacker 2 1-2 5 Andriolas 2 1-2 5 Ellison 2 0-0 5 Hall 2 2-3 6 Totals: 17 6-10 43.

North Haven (4-8)

Kylie Brandt 2 6-8 11 Leah Zeisner 1 0-0 2 Laura Petrafesa 3 0-0 9 Zoi Burns 3 0-0 6 Mia Antonino 1 0-0 2 Julia Bogen 0 1-2 1. Totals: 10 7-10 31.

3 point field goals- JL – Jolley 2, Ellison 1; NH – Petrafesa 3, Brandt 1.

East Windsor 56,

Valley Regional 41

(at Deep River)

E. WINDSOR16 19 5 16—56

VALLEY7 8 8 18—41

East Windsor (9-4)

Alyssa Saponare 5 1-4 12, Jessica Saponare 2 6-9 11, Lauren Keel 2 6-8 11, Loren D’Agostino 5 6-7 16, Kristin Bolvin 3 0-0 6, Heather Godeck 0 0-0 0, Lexi Trull 0 0-0 0, Ikra Gunduz 0 0-0 0. Totals 17 19-28 56.

Valley Regional (4-6)

Heidi Clark 0 0-0 0, Addison Marchese 1 0-0 3, Sadie Konstan 1 0-0 2, Alena Crosby 0 1-2 1, Alexis Finnerty 8 4-7 21, Heather Jones 1 0-0 3, Libby Cap 0 0-0 0, Tiffani Turpin 1 0-0 2, Reagan Brenneman 0 0-0 0, Paige Atkinson 4 1-2 9, Annie Cooper 0 0-0 0. Totals: 16 6-11 41.

3-point goals: East Windsor: A. Saponare 1, J. Saponare 1, Keel 1 Valley: Marchese 1, Finnerty 1, Jones 1.

Morgan 41, Old Saybrook 32

(at Old Saybrook)

MORGAN7 8 16 10—41

O. SAYBROOK13 6 7 6—32

Morgan (6-5)

Catie Donadio 2 1-6 5, Kylee Clifton 4 2-4 10, Brianna Navarra 4 1-4 10, Becca Shamp 2 0-0 4, Leah McComiskey 4 2-2 10, Joelle Vuilleumier 0 0-2 0, Rachel Lehn 1 0-0 2. Totals: 17 6-17 41

Old Saybrook (6-6)

Mandy Beck 3 2-3 9, Alyssa Parker 4 0-2 11, Nellie LaMay 1 0-0 2, Chloe Root 1 2-3 4, Sophie Alden 3 0-0 6. Totals: 12 4-8 32

3 point goals: Morgan: (Navarra) 1; OS: (Beck) 1 (Parker) 3. Notes: Alden had 10 rebounds. Beck had 5 assists. Navarra (Morgan) had 6 steals. McComiskey had 7 blocks.

North Branford 50,

Valley Regional 49

(at North Branford)

VALLEY10 7 4 28—49

N. BRANFORD8 15 12 15—50

Valley Regional (4-5)

Heidi Clark 1 1-4 3 Addison Marchese 1 0-0 2 Sadie Konstan 1 0-0 2 Alena Crosby 4 0-0 7 Carly Thompson 1 0-0 2 Alexis Finnerty 6 7-9 22 Heather Jones 2 0-0 5 Tiffani Turpin 1 0-0 2 Paige Atkinson 1 0-0 2 Annie Cooper 0 0-0 0 Totals: 18 9-17 49.

North Branford (7-2)

Danielle Ramada 0 2-4 2 Morgan Violette 3 10-16 17 Marie Zampano 3 1-2 8 Jessie Kilburn 6 7-10 19 Angelina Ramada 0 0-0 0 Lily Blomster 1 1-2 3 Erica Piercy 0 1-2 1 Totals: 13 22-36 50.

3 point goals: VR—Crosby 1, Finnerty 3, Jones 1; NB—Zampano 1, Violette 1; Fouled out: NB- D Ramada VR- Konstan, Marchese

Highlights: Valley Regional was down 16 in the fourth quarter and came back just one possession away from pulling ahead before the time ran out. Violette had a double-double (17 points, 10 rebounds) for North Branford.

Rye (NY) 44, Hopkins 43

(at Rye, N.Y.)

HOPKINS21 22—43

RYE27 17—44

Hopkins (4-6)

Samantha Phelan 1 2-2 4, Jasmine Simmons 2 2-4 6, Abigail Mills 1 1-2 3, Galen Smith 5 7-10 17, Casey Dies 2 0-0 4, Emma Lipman 0 1-2 1, Charlotte Yin 1 0-0 2, Genevieve Speer 3 0-4 6, Totals: 15 13-24 43

Rye (5-3)

Fernandez 2 6-6 10, Mooney 0 0-2 0, Jones 3 7-13 13, Yaffa 5 1-2 11, Hyrasimowicz 1 1-2 3, Coner 0 1-2 1, Brydson 0 2-2 2, Jablonski 1 0-0 2, Lefever 1 0-0 2. Totals: 12 18-29 44

3 point goals: RYE 4 (Fernandez 2, Jones 1, Jablonski 1) HOPKINS 4 (Samantha Phelan, Emma Lipman 3, Charlotte Yin 1); Fouled out: 1 HOPKINS (Samantha Phelan).

Bradford Christian Academy 58, Cheshire Academy 52

(at New Canaan)

C. ACADEMY26 26—52

BRADFORD36 22—58

Cheshire Academy (9-5)

Liv Redding 2 0-0 4, Des Parker 5 3-7 13, Megan Olmstead 0 2-2 2, Audrey Allen 2 2-4 7, Ashley Nadeau 3 1-2 7, Araceli Gonzalez 4 4-4 12, Kyla Raccio 2 0-0 7. Totals: 19 12-19 52.

Bradford (5-7)

Durand 2 4-6 8, Shannon 1 0-0 2, Pegba 1 3-4 5, Lavigne 3 2-2 8, Jones 0 1-2 1, Richards 8 4-4 24, Gabellel 4 0-2 8. Totals: 19 14-20 58.

3 point goals: CA 2 (Allen, Raccio 1); BCA 4 (Richards 4); Notes: Parker 10 rebounds for Cheshire Academy.

St. Luke’s 65,

Cheshire Academy 49

(at New Canaan)

C. ACADEMY14 35—49

ST. LUKES34 31—65

Cheshire Academy (9-4)

Nia Hubbard 2 1-2 6, Liv Redding 2 0-0 4, Julianna Fazzino 2 3-6 8, Bri Bavaro 3 0-0 7, Audrey Allen 4 4-7 12, Ashley Nadeau 3 1-2 8, Araceli Gonzalez 2 0-5 4. Totals: 18 9-22 49.

St. Luke’s (2-7)

Caroline Lau 3 1-2 8, McKenna Frank 3 2-4 9, Janelle Johnson 1 2-4 4, Maya Klein 10 4-6 30, Sydney Cummings 1 0-0 2, Sophie Krifthcer 3 0-0 6, Riley Page 3 0-2 6. Totals: 24 9-18 65.

3 point goals: CA 4 (Hubbard, Fazzino, Bavaro, Nadeau 1); M 8 (Klein 6, Frank, Lau 1).

Sacred Heart Academy 42, Branford 33

(at Hamden)

BRANFORD11 3 8 11—33

SHA8 17 4 13—42

Branford (5-8)

Emma Pierson 1 0-2 2, Victoria Raffone 0 2-10 2, Sophia Araneo 6 9-16, Marissa Minore 1 0-0 2, Karly King 1 1-5 4 1 0-0 3. Totals: 9 12-33 33.

SHA (2-7)

Gabriela Koziol 3 0-2 7, Emily Copenhaver 6 2-4 18, Claire Vissers 0-0-0 0, Elena Farquharson 3 5-10 11, Ally Kirck 0 3-4 3, Francine Corpus 0 0-5 0, Molly Cannon 1 1-1 3. Totals: 13 11-26 42.

3 point goals: (Branford: Araneo 2, King 1; Sacred Heart: Copenhaver 4, Koziol 1); FOULED OUT: Branford – Pierson; Turbert; Sacred Heart – Vissers, Koziol); Highlights: Emily Copenhaver scored a career high 18 points to go with 4 assists and 3 steals. Elena Farquharson led all rebounders with 10.

Westbrook 52, Hale-Ray 37

(at Westbrook)

HALE-RAY0 8 12 17—37

WESTBROOK12 18 14 8—52

Hale-Ray (1-10)

Carly Houle 3 0-0 6, Skye Murray 0 1-4 1, Sarah Haentjens 2 0-0 4, Nicole Trapp 9 4-7 22, Olivia Lavoie 0 0-1 0, Trinity Gierst 1 0-0 2, Hannah Klick 1 0-0 2. Totals 16 5-12 37.

Westbrool (5-3)

Savannah Marshall 8 5-6 22, Erin Metcalfe 0 0-0 0, Kelly Donlan 5 0-3 10, Olivia Archer 1 0-1 2, Callie Newberg 2 0-0 4, Carolyn Bauman 1 0-2 2, Lauren Horne 3 0-1 6. Totals: 20 5-13 52.

3 point goals: Westbrook (Marshall 1). OF NOTE: Junior Savannah Marshall scored her 1,000th point.

Nick Vecchio scored off an assist from Nick Mancini to lead the North Branford boys hockey team to a 1-0 SCC/SWC Division II win over Cheshire at the Northford Ice Pavilion in North Branford.

John Lovelace had 17 saves for the Thunderbirds (7-2).

Nick Maringola had 25 saves for the Rams (5-5).

Milford 5, Wilton 3: Brett Pisani had two goals and Santiago Palacio added a goal and an assist to lead the Indians to their non-league win at the Milford Ice Pavilion. Derek Ouellette had 34 saves for the Indians.

Boys hockey

Guilford 6, East Haven Co-op 2

(at East Haven)

GUILFORD1 3 2—6

E. HAVEN0 1 1—2

First Period: G – Jack Dacey (John DeLucia, Tom Cattaneo) 0:40; Second Period: G – John DeLucia (Tom Cattaneo, Joe Neleber) 14:24; G- John DeLucia (Jack Dacey, Jack Ring) 10:53; G – Joe Neleber (Greg Litvyn) 10:37; E – Matt Henderson (Joe Consiglio) 6:11; Third Period: G – Jack Ring (Joe Neleber, John DeLucia) 14:11; E – Alec Speirs (Chris Teto) 13:28; G – Jake Watrous 11:02. Shots: G – 42; E – 37. Saves: G – Mete Yanbul – 35; E – Matt Twarowski – 36. Records: G 7-2; EH 4-3-1.

Milford 5, Wilton 3

(at Milford)

WILTON0 1 2—3

MILFORD1 1 3—5

First Period: M: Santiago Palacio (Dylan Ouellette, Jason Lavallee); Second Period: Brett Pisani (Jake Burwell); W: Everitt (Thelen); Third Period: M:Palacio (Joey Stevens, Ryan Ahern; W: Fung (Everitt, Thelen); M: Rich Carino (Evan White, Matt Gilebbi); Pisani (Santiago Palacio, Jake Burwell); W: Everitt (Thelan). Shots: W 37; M 32. Saves: W: Logan Motyka 27; M: Derek Ouellette 34.

NFI 7, Amity 1

(at West Haven)

NFI0 2 5—7

AMITY1 0 0—1

First period: Amity: Csejka (Blum) 8:38; Second Period: NFI: Dibble (Conboy) 5:19; Mitchell (Hayden, Robinson) 10:44; Third period: NFI: Robinson (Manning, Briscoe) 5:19; Manning (Carlucci) 6:59; Hallahan (unassisted) SH 10:14; Briscoe (unassisted) 12:48; C. DiNatale (T. DiNatale) 13:29. Shots: NFI 37; A 26; Saves: NFI: Dobos 25; Amity: Holloway 30. Records: N 5-1-1; A 5-3.

Notre Dame-West Haven 5,

Hamden 1

(at Hamden)

NOTRE DAME-WH1 2 2—5

HAMDEN1 0 0—1

First period: ND-Devin Napoli (Mike Ansaldo) 1:01; H-Mason Boyhen (Patrick McGrath, A.J. Luedee) 14:15; Second Period: ND-Ian hayden (Chris Hibson) :24; ND-Mike Bencivengo (Zack Dumas) 9:52; Third period: Clay Coassin (Bencivengo, Hibson) 10:24; ND-Tyler Robichaud 14:47. Shots: ND 33; H 22; Saves: ND-Brendan Crowley 21; H-Steven Turner 28. Records: ND 6-4; H 5-3.

North Branford 1, Cheshire 0

(at Northford)

CHESHIRE0 0 0—0

N. BRANFORD0 0 1—1

Third Period— NB: Nick Vecchio (Nick Mancini) 9:58. Shots—CH: 26; NB: 17; Saves—CH: Nick Maringola 25; NB: John Lovelace 17. Records— CH: 5 5 0; NB: 7 2 0

Girls hockey

Hamden 5, Simsbury 1

(at Hamden)

SIMSBURY0 1 0—1

HAMDEN1 2 2—5

First period: Hamden Ari Martin (Maggie Gould); Second Period: Hamden: Megan Mckiernan (Taylor Klesyk);

Ari Martin (Reilly Sargolini, Demeri Carangelo); Simsbury: Mackenzie Lynch (Lindsay Madigan); Third Period: Hamden: Kelsey Carignan (Lauren Spino); Reilly Sargolini (Lauren Spino, Angela Greco). Saves: S: Tori LaCroix, 31; H: Gianna Spino 18; Records: H 10-1-1.

Hand 3, Avon/Southington/E. Granby/RHAM 2

(at Northford)

AVON0 1 1—2

HAND0 1 2—3

Second Period: A/S/E/R — Kori Bartko (Abby Lamson, Alex Schloesser), 2:06; DH — Bridget Dwyer (Kaitlyn Sandor, Libby Licari), 12:33; Third Period: DH — Ciara Halloran (Sarah Conroy, Grace Lavin), 3:00; DH — Skylar Rascati (Sarah Conroy, Grace Lavin), 5:40; A/S/E/R — Sydney Rice (Kayla Clark), 12:16. Shots: A/S/E/R: 25; DH: 16; Saves: A/S/E/R: Logan Lada, 13 saves; DH: Carina Mancini, 23 saves; Records: A/S/E/R (2-9-0); DH (8-3-0)

STRATFORD — Sean Carroll scored a game-high 23 points to lead Stratford over Pomperaug, 62-54, in a SWC boys basketball game Saturday afternoon.

Aaron Christy and John Bike also reached double figures in scoring for the Red Devils (6-3) with 14 and 11 points, respectively, while Mario Paniccia led the way for the Panthers (8-3) with 22 points.

POMPERAUG (8-3)

Jason Hirschauer 2 1-2 6 Zack McGettigan 3 3-4 9 Mario Paniccia 7 2-4 22 Chase Breyer 0 0-0 0 David Satkowski 0 1-2 1 Will McDonald 6 2-6 16. Totals: 18 9-18 54.

STRATFORD (6-3)

Jaahdel Cyril 0 0-0 0 Jack Ryan 3 0-2 6 Joe August 2 2-2 8 Sean Carroll 9 3-5 23 John Bike 4 2-2 11 Zack Fedak 0 0-0 0 Aaron Christy 7 0-1 14 Javier Hernandez 0 0-0 0. Totals: 25 7-12 62.

POMPERAUG13 13 19 9—54

STRATFORD15 16 20 11—62

3-pointers: P—Paniccia 6, McDonald 2, Hirschauer; S—J. August 2, Carroll 2, Bike.

Highlights: S—Ryan had nine rebounds and eight assists. Cyril and Christy combined for 13 rebounds.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

ND-FAIRFIELD 61, CANTON 38

CANTON

Abby Charron 1 0-0 2 Belle Magna 4 6-8 14 Lauren Pugliello 0 2-2 2 Allison Cellmer 2 1-1 5 Grace Tracy 2 0-0 6 Lauren Eschenbrenner 3 2-2 8 Paige Brown 0 1-2 1. Totals: 12 12-15 38.

ND-FAIRFIELD

Gabrielle Joseph 6 3-6 15 Yamani McCullough 4 2-4 10 Erin Harris 5 0-0 13 Brittany Fulton 2 0-0 5 Zuquila Mbachiantim 2 2-2 6 Aliyah Louis 0 0-0 0 Ciara Brown 0 4-6 4 Krystalee Fernandez 1 1-2 3 Mia Dunn 0 1-2 1 Vanessa Joseph 1 0-0 2 Erin O’Brien 1 0-0 2 Brianna Perez 0 0-0 0. Totals: 22 13-22 61.

CANTON9 8 14 7—38

ND-FAIRFIELD21 12 14 14—61

3-pointers: C—Tracy 2; NDF—Harris 3.

BRADFORD CHRISTIAN ACADEMY (MASS.) 59, GREENS FARMS ACADEMY 39

Class C East/West Weekend at St. Luke’s

BRADFORD CHRISTIAN ACADEMY (MASS.) (5-6)

Gabriel 5 1-2 11 Richards 6 1-2 17 Durand 6 1-2 13 Shannon 2 0-0 5 Lavigne 3 1-2 7 Jones 1 0-0 2 Pegba 2 0-0 4 Lasquade 0 0-0 0. Totals: 25 4-8 39.

GREENS FARMS ACADEMY (5-6)

Georgia Grabowski 5 2-3 15 Hannah Kozdeba 0 0-0 0 Bella Litt 0 1-3 1 Lilah McCormick 0 0-0 0 Molly Mitchell 0 0-0 0 Kristiana Modzelewski 1 0-0 2 Sarah Peltier 0 0-0 0 Kelly Van Hoesen 1 2-4 4. Totals: 12 10-18 39.

BRADFORD CHRISTIAN ACADEMY (MASS.)33 26—59

GREENS FARMS ACADEMY15 24—39

3-pointers: BCA—Richards 4, Shannon; GFA—Grabowski 3, Marcus 2.

WARDE 47, CAREER 42

CAREER (7-4)

Ky’Jae Hargrove 7 3-9 17 Carmen Rosemond 8 0-0 16 Kayla Franklin 0 1-2 1 Ciana Little 3 1-2 8. Totals: 18 5-13 42.

WARDE (9-2)

Toni Lamparski 0 2-2 2 Ava Fitzpatrick 0 2-4 2 Kristina Krasniqi 0 3-7 3 Libby McKenna 2 1-4 6 Caroline Aufiero 1 1-2 3 Cat Allison 4 0-0 8 Olivia Parisi 7 9-11 23. Totals: 14 18-30 47.

CAREER16 10 6 10—42

WARDE8 13 13 13—47

3-pointers: C—Little; W—McKenna.

Fouled out: C—Hargrove.

Technical fouls: C—Hargrove.

Highlights: W—Parisi had 11 rebounds. Krasniqi had five steals. Allison had seven rebounds.

NORWALK 58, NEW MILFORD 11

NEW MILFORD

Nicole Vivian 0 1-3 1 Mackenzie Brady 0 2-2 2 Taylor Kersten 1 0-2 2 Gillian Boss 2 1-2 5 Aunalise Anderson 0 1-2 1. Totals: 3 5-11 11.

NORWALK

Ashley Wilson 5 0-0 14 Ajsa Vega 2 0-1 4 Anaijah Morgan 2 0-0 4 Sanaa Boyd 3 1-2 7 Jakara Murray 2 0-0 4 Belinda Hunte 4 0-0 8 Molina 1 0-0 2 Naeva Renee 1 1-2 3 Carsyn Langhorn 5 0-0 12. Totals: 25 2-5 58.

NEW MILFORD3 6 0 2—11

NORWALK10 17 23 8—58

3-pointers: N—Wilson 4, Langhorn 2.

BOYS HOCKEY

MILFORD 5, WILTON 3

WILTON0 1 2—3

MILFORD1 1 3—5

Records: Wilton 2-2, Milford 2-6. Goals: W—Tyler Everitt 2, Fung; M—Santiago Palacio 2, Brett Pisani 2, Rich Carino. Assists: W—Lucas Thelen 3, Everitt; M—Jake Burwell 2, Dylan Ouellette, Jason Lavallee, Joey Stevens, Ryan Ahern, Evan White, Matt Gilebbi, Palacio. Goalies: W—Logan Motyka (27 saves); M—Derek Ouellette (34). Shots: W—37; M—32.

NFI 7, AMITY 1

NFI0 2 5—7

AMITY1 0 0—1

Records: NFI 5-1-1, Amity 5-3. Goals: N—Aaron Dibble 2, Joe Robinson, Danny Manning, Alex Hallahan, Max Briscoe, Cedric DiNatale; A—Jason Csejka. Assists: N—Zack Conboy, Tim Hayden, Robinson, Tim Manning, Briscoe, Matt Carlucci, Tristan DiNatle; A—Jamie Blum. Goalies: N—Scott Dobos (25 saves); A—Michel Holloway (30). Shots: N—37; A—26.

WRESTLING

TRUMBULL 75, DARIEN 0

Trumbull 75, Darien 0 (at Haddam-Killingworth): 106: Jack Ryan (T) pinned Hunter Yarrish 20 seconds; 113: Brandon Neri-Jacobs (T) pinned Thomas Kariena 38 seconds; 120: Aiden Burns (T) pinned Brady McGraph 19 seconds; 126: Jonathan Kosak (T) won by forfeit; 132: David Castaldo (T) won by forfeit; 138: Matt Ryan (T) won by forfeit; 145: William Holmes (T) won by forfeit; 152: Jace Starrett (T) dec. Brandon Yares 6-0; 160: Gabe LaGuardia (T) won by forfeit; 170: Webster Williams (T) pinned Jimmy Nutter 33 seconds; 182: Joe Palmieri (T) won by forfeit; 195: Brett Nutter (T) won by forfeit; 220: Matthew Ryan (T) won by forfeit.

TRUMBULL 60, HADDAM-KILLINGWORTH 24

Trumbull 60, Haddam-Killingworth 24 (at Haddam-Killingworth): 106: Jack Ryan (T) pinned Cam Hines 2:26; 113: Brandon Neri-Jacobs (T) pinned Elena Hughes 1:36; 120: Wyatt Wright (HK) pinned Aidan Burns 2:40; 126: Jonathan Kosak (T) pinned Malaki Maher 3:56; 132: David Castaldo (T) pinned Zach Wyzyrowski 1:20; 138: Matt Ryan (T) pinned Matt Jenkins 5:57; 145: William Holmes (T) won by forfeit; 152: Jace Starrett (T) won by forfeit; 160: Justin Popp (HK) pinned Gabe LaGuardia 3:36; 170: Webster Williams (T) won by forfeit; 182: Joe Palmieri (T) pinned Matt Carson 1:30; 195: Brett Nutter (T) pinned Thomas Perry 1:16; 220: Trevor Hines (HK) pinned Matthew Ryan 2:53; 285: Aiden Maher (HK) won by forfeit.

TRUMBULL 63, NEW FAIRFIELD 12

Trumbull 63, New Fairfield 12 (at Haddam-Killingworth): 106: Jack Ryan (T) pinned Mike Wrobel 17 seconds; 113: Brandon Neri-Jacobs (T) pinned Vadmir Vasquez 4:47; 120: Hunter Chin (NF) pinned Aidan Burns 3:36; 126: Jonathan Kosak (T) pinned Nick Rivera 1:34; 132: David Castaldo (T) pinned JT Martin 54 seconds; 138: Matt Ryan (T) won by forfeit; 145: William Holmes (T) won by forfeit; 152: Jace Starrett (T) dec. Brian Sacco 2-0; 160: Colman Poscette (NF) pinned Gabe LaGuardia 3:59; 170: Webster Williams (T) pinned Dawson Remington 3:09; 182: Joe Palmieri (T) won by forfeit; 195: Brett Nutter (T) pinned Azaan Castelano 1:10; 220: Matthew Ryan (T) won by forfeit.

TRUMBULL 72, BUNNELL 6

Trumbull 72, Bunnell 6 (at Haddam-Killingworth): 106: Jack Ryan (T) won by forfeit; 113: Brandon Neri-Jacobs (T) won by forfeit; 120: Aidan Burns (T) won by forfeit; 126: Jonathan Kosak (T) pinned Frankie Maher 1:15; 132: David Castaldo (T) pinned Josh Lisi 47 seconds; 138: Matt Ryan (T) pinned Julian Dematteo 3:08; 145: William Holmes (T) pinned Sean Abner 2:26; 152: Jace Starrett (T) dec. Matt Soares 4-2; 160: Gabe LaGuardia (T) won by forfeit; 170: Webster Williams (T) dec. Sean Romero 9-5; 182: Joe Palmieri (T) pinned Jacob Lahalstad 1:58; 195: Brett Nutter (T) won by pin in 1:36; 220: Matthew Ryan (T) won by forfeit; 285: Bunnell won by forfeit.

TRUMBULL 42, GUILFORD 27

Trumbull 42, Guilford 27 (at Haddam-Killingworth): 106: Jack Ryan (T) pinned Mohammed Halabi 25 seconds; 113: Brandon Neri-Jacobs (T) pinned Kyle Putnam 41 seconds; 120: Anthony Bombgardner (G) pinned Aidan Burns 49 seconds; 126: Jonathan Kosak (T) dec. Keldon LaPase 7-5; 132: David Castaldo (T) George Sanderlin 6-0; 138: Matt Ryan (T) pinned Vinny Mascola 3:36; 145: Joey Santino (G) dec. William Holmes 17-12; 152: Christian Swan (G) pinned Jace Starrett 5:01; 160: Gabe LaGuardia (T) pinned Brady Johnson 1:58; 170: Webster Williams (T) pinned Dylan Hegedus 2:33; 182: Joe Palmieri (T) dec. Charlie Andrus 9-8; 195: Brett Nutter (T) dec. AJ Moscato 1-0; 220: Mark Chapman (G) won by forfeit; 285: Vinnie Masotli (G) pinned Matthew Ryan 5:25.

NEW CANAAN 54, LAW 18

New Canaan 54, Law 18 (at Law): 106: Tegan McCourt (L) pinned Jack Goetz 1:05; 113: Joey Bucci (NC) won by forfeit; 120: Cody Malin (L) won by forfeit; 126: Dylan Kortman (NC) dec. Alex DeLorio 5-3; 132: Luigi DeRubeis (NC) dec. Shayne McCourt 9-6; 138: Tyler Sung (NC) pinned Scott Monforte 13 seconds; 145: Nate Sibbett (NC) pinned Marcelo Giantomidis 3:50; 152: Christian Sibbett (NC) pinned Jack Lawless 1:48; 160: Harrison Kazlauskas (NC) pinned Antonio Rosado 29 seconds; 170: Evan Reilly (NC) pinned Sam Bergami 3:01; 182: Ronnie Spangler (L) pinned Henry Cannon 1:13; 195: Josiah Jones (NC) dec. Gunner Malin 3-2; 220: Nick Kortman (NC) dec. Kevin Brocksom 12-7; 285: Jack Stewart (NC) pinned Andrew Berger 53 seconds. Records: New Canaan 10-2.

LAW 42, GREENWICH 32

Law 42, Greenwich 32 (at Law): 106: Tegan McCourt (L) pinned William Fox; 113: Carlos DeWinter (G) won by forfeit; 120: Emanuel Lai (G) dec. Cody Malin; 126: Grimes (G) tech. fall Alex DeLorio; 132: Shayne McCourt (L) tech. fall Doyle; 138: Aisaiah Rodriguez (L) dec. Christian Stanback; 145: Alexi Giantomidis (L) won by forfeit; 152: Jack Lawless (L) dec. Cristobal Isaacs; 160: Antonio Rosado (L) pinned Aly Ibrahim; 170: Jackson Blanchard (G) pinned Sam Bergami; 182: Andrew Nanai (G) pinned Ronnie Spangler; 195: Gunner Malin (L) pinned Sebastian Villarrubia; 220: Kevin Brocksom (L) pinned Esdras Flores-Najera; 285: Glen Rivas (G) pinned Andrew Berger. Records: Law 10-7.

Mercy’s Kameryn King (20) and Bella Santoro (5) double team Hand’s Gabby Egidio in a game played December 2017. Photo: Catherine Avalone / Hearst Connecticut Media.

Unbeaten Mercy and New London continued to dominate the top of the polls this week, with the Tigers staying ahead by a mere eight points. 

Despite losing its first game of the season, 33-32 to Ridgefield on Saturday afternoon, Trumbull remained at No. 3.

RHAM’s loss to Enfield dropped the Sachems from No. 4 to No. 8. Unbeaten Simsbury (12-0) inched up to No. 4, as did Notre Dame-Fairfield, which moved from No. 7 to No. 5, and Farmington, which jumped from No. 8 to 7.

East Haven remained at No. 6, Pomperaug at No. 9 and Hand entered the poll for the first time this season at No. 10.

The GameTimeCT / Register Top 10 Girls Basketball Poll (Jan. 21)

	TEAM (1st place votes)	Rec	PTS	LAST	DIV
	1. MERCY (8)	11-0	408	1	LL
Last Week: Beat Amity by 21. This Week: Hosts Daniel Hand; travels to Lauralton Hall, Bishop Guertin (New Hampshire). Bottom Line: Interesting week starts streak of five straight road games.
	2. NEW LONDON (6)	12-0	400	2	LL
Last Week: Beat South Kingston (RI), NFA at home. This Week: At Waterford, hosts Bacon Academy. Bottom Line: Has held eight opponents to 37 points or less. Five of last seven games at home.
	3. TRUMBULL	12-1	360	3	LL
Last Week: Beat Ludlowe, New Canaan. Lost 33-32 to Ridgefield Saturday. This Week: Hosts Lauralton Hall, travels to Westhill. Bottom Line: Loss to Ridgefield not fatal. Five of last seven contests are at home.
	4. SIMSBURY	12-0	296	5	LL
Last Week: Beat Granby Memorial, Glastonbury. This Week: Travels to Maloney, SMSA; hosts Manchester. Bottom Line: Challenging road ahead rest of the way.
	5. NOTRE DAME-FF	10-2	277	7	LL
Last Week: Def. Bunnell, Masuk, Canton. This Week: Faces Bethel, New Fairfield, New Milford. Bottom Line: Only losses have been to Mercy, New London.
	6. EAST HAVEN	12-1	252	6	M
Last Week: Beat Wilbur Cross, Lauralton Hall. This Week: Hosts Sheehan, Amity. Bottom Line: Only loss thus far is to New London.
	7. FARMINGTON	12-1	219	8	L
Last Week: Topped Newington, Avon at home. This Week: Battles Torrington, RHAM. Bottom Line: Only loss thus far is to Simsbury.
	8. RHAM	11-1	208	4	L
Last Week: Beat Platt, lost 58-50 at Enfield. This Week: Battles Newington, Farmington. Bottom Line: Five of last eight contests are on the road.
	9. POMPERAUG	10-1	193	9	L
Last Week: Crushed New Fairfield, Stratford. This Week: Travels to Joel Barlow, Masuk. Hosts Wilton Saturday. Bottom Line: Wilton game is a huge opportunity.
	10. HAND	10-2	183	NR	L
Last Week: Beat Lauralton Hall, Hillhouse. This Week: Meets Mercy, Lyman Hall, Career Magnet. Bottom Line: Matchups with Mercy, Career Magnet are huge tests.
Dropped out: Norwalk (10). First-place votes in parentheses and points tabulated on a 30-28-26-24-22-20-18-16-14-12-11-10-9-8-7 basis.
Others receiving votes: Norwalk (11-1), 148; Enfield (10-3), 138; Warde (9-2), 70; Bethel (11-2), 63; St. Paul Catholic (10-1), 59; Staples (10-2), 55; Weston (10-1), 52; Capital Prep (7-3), 51; Northwestern (12-0), 47; Hall (10-3), 44; Holy Cross (Waterbury) (9-2), 26; Conard (10-3), 22; Bacon Academy (9-2), 11.
The following voted: Dave Danko, Fairfield Warde; Eric DeMarco, Notre Dame-Fairfield; Vickie Fulkerson, The Day of New London; Tim Jensen, Patch; Ken Lipshez, Meriden Record-Journal; Mike Madera, Elm City Newspapers; Brian Medieros, Canton; Scotty Nails, Rye (NY) Country Day; Dave Phillips, Shoreline Newspapers; Lori Riley, Hartford Courant; Fred Williams, Northwestern; Rick Wilson, Waterbury Republican-American; Richard Zalusky, Willimantic Chronicle; Jimmy Zanor, Norwich Bulletin.

Just a sampling of Connecticut players starring and playing at NCAA Division I colleges. Clockwise, from top left: Notre Dame-WH’s Tremont Waters (at LSU); Sacred Heart-Waterbury’s Mustapha Heron (Auburn), Fairfield Prep’s Paschal Chukwu (Syracuse), Bloomfield’s Tyrique Jones (Xavier), Bunnell’s Isaac Vann (VCU). Photos via The Associated Press.

Paschal Chukwu swats away a shot and teammate Tremont Waters comes up with the loose ball.

Waters pushes the ball up the floor and hands it off to Jared Wilson-Frame, who gets it to Mustapha Heron on the wing. Heron drives the ball to the hole strong but the shot is off the mark.

Tyrique Jones swoops in for the offensive rebound and kicks it back out to Waters, who puts up the 3-pointer and … it’s good!

Such a scenario will never play out in a college basketball game. But imagine if it did.

You could field a pretty good roster of players who were either born in or grew up in Connecticut and are currently playing Division I college ball.

Waters, Heron, Jones, Chukwu and Wilson-Frame might be your starting five, but you could bring Cane Broome or Khalil Dukes or Eli Pemberton or Mike McGuirl or Raiquan Clark or Isaac Vann off the bench.

And that’s not even counting Steve Enoch, currently sitting out as a transfer from UConn to Louisville.

Point is, Division I college basketball is as flush with Connecticut-based talent as it’s been in a long while. Maybe ever.

“I think Connecticut basketball in the last seven, eight years has been getting consistently better,” said Notre Dame-West Haven coach Jason Shea. “The AAU basketball scene in New England is very strong. Players, as a result, are playing 10, 11 months out of the year. They’re getting coaching throughout the year, they’re training year-round, and as a result, they’re getting a lot better.”

Just look across the landscape, from Long Island to Manhattan (Kansas), Boston to Baton Rouge, Quinnipiac to the Queen City, Connecticut players are thriving in the D-I ranks. Two of the top players in the Southeastern Conference — Waters and Heron — hail from New Haven and Waterbury, respectively. Two others — Jones and Broome — are crosstown rivals in Cincinnati.

There are four Connecticut products on Iona’s roster alone. In fact, the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference is home to no less than 11 Nutmeggers — including Dukes, who leads the league in scoring at Niagara.

In all, there are at least 30 players who were either born in or grew up in Connecticut currently populating Division I rosters. And that’s not even counting Division II or III, which would likely at least triple that number.

“I think it’s tremendous,” said Chaise Daniels, who grew up in Meriden, played at Hillhouse and is now a senior forward at Quinnipiac. “I think it’s amazing to see guys I grew up with, played basketball with a lot in Connecticut, put out for the state.”

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Waters is the best of the bunch. Barely six months after graduating from Notre Dame-West Haven, the 5-foot-11 point guard is a bona fide star at LSU. He leads the league in steals (2.1 per game), is second in assists (5.9) and eighth in scoring (15.8).

Did we mention he’s just a freshman?

“I can’t tell you I’m surprised at all,” said Shea. “When he left, I told my coaching staff he had the opportunity to potentially play one year and be in the NBA. He’s so skilled, and when you have that type of skill set, you can pretty much play at any level. He’s a lot more athletic than people give him credit for.”

What’s perhaps more surprising is that, in a league that plays all its home games south of the Mason-Dixon line, there are two Connecticut natives who grew up about 20 miles apart among the SEC’s top players. Heron, a sophomore at Auburn, ranks 11th in the league in scoring at 15 per contest.

Heron, a 6-5 guard, is happy to see his former Waterbury Storm travel teammate’s success.

“I think it’s well-deserved,” Heron said. “Very few people know how hard (Waters) worked when he was younger, the type of regimen he was on.”

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Waters and Heron are hardly the only two Nutmeggers standing out in power conferences. In the ACC, Wilson-Frame, a junior from Hartford, is averaging 12.1 points per game for Pittsburgh. Chukwu, a 7-footer who was born in Nigeria but played at Fairfield Prep for two years and now calls Westport home, is second in the league in blocked shots at 3.1 per game.

Connecticut natives are making strong contributions for some of the nation’s top teams. Broome, of East Hartford, is averaging 8.6 points per game for No. 9 Cincinnati after transferring from Sacred Heart and sitting out last season. Right across town, Jones, a 6-8 sophomore from Bloomfield, is one of the top rebounders for eighth-ranked Xavier.

Out in Big 12 country, Kansas State coach Bruce Weber recently scrapped plans to redshirt McGuirl. The East Catholic High product has played in the Wildcats’ last four games.

Yup, Connecticut players are contributing in nearly all the power conferences. Except, you’ll notice, at UConn. The Huskies don’t have a single scholarship player from the state after Norwalk’s Enoch transferred last spring.

The Huskies were never heavy on Heron while he was starring at Sacred Heart High, and the feeling was somewhat mutual.

“I just didn’t want to stay at home,” he recently told Hearst Media Connecticut. “I took care of my recruiting early.”

Heron committed to Pittsburgh in January, 2014, de-committed a little over a year later and wound up pledging to Auburn in August of 2015.

UConn showed more interest in Waters, especially after he backed out of his commitment to Georgetown last spring. But the interest just wasn’t there on Waters’ part, according to members of the UConn coaching staff. Will Wade offered Waters the keys to the car at LSU, and he’s taken off.

MAAC Daddies

No league in the country has a heavier Connecticut flavor than the MAAC.

“I think Connecticut’s had about a six-year run of a pretty good group of high school players,” said Iona assistant coach Jared Grasso, a former Quinnipiac standout. “For us, we kind of saw that and were able to capitalize.”

Indeed, four of Iona’s 13 scholarship players are Nutmeggers — Hartford’s E.J. Crawford (11.9 ppg), Windsor product and UMass grad transfer Zach Lewis (8.4), Stamford’s Shadrac Casimir (8.2) and Hamden’s C.J. Seaforth, a freshman.

Dukes, the Hartford product who transferred to Niagara from USC a couple of years ago, leads the MAAC in scoring at 21.1 per game.

Quinnipiac has a pair — Daniels, who is second on the team in scoring, and Rich Kelly, the Shelton product who has handled starting point guard duties as a freshman with aplomb.

Waterbury’s Malik Petteway is at Robert Morris, Stamford’s Jeremiah Livingston at Saint Peter’s, Farmington’s Obi Momah at Marist and New Haven’s Jalanni White, who was Waters’ teammate last year at Notre Dame-West Haven, is key a freshman off the bench for first-place Canisius.

“In general, it’s a very good mid-major conference that’s gonna recruit regionally,” said Grasso. “So, it makes sense there would be Connecticut kids in the league.”

Besides Waters and White, other New Haven products are making their marks. Raiquan Clark, a junior, is averaging 17.4 points per game at Long Island University. And Walter Whyte is scoring 7.9 per game as a frosh at Boston University.

Pemberton, of Middletown, is averaging 15.2 per game at Hofstra. Vann, of Bridgeport, scores at a 10.6 clip at VCU. Coppin State, of all places, has two Connecticut players (Hartford’s Keandre Fair and Wethersfield’s Jordan Hardwick) and an assistant coach (Wallingford’s Phil Gaetano). Waterbury’s Tyrn Flowers is with Clark at LIU, sitting out after transferring from UMass. Wethersfield’s Mark Carbone is sitting out at New Hampshire after transferring from San Diego. Hartford’s Jaecee Martin is at Sacred Heart, Trumbull’s Thomas Nolan at Farfield.

The list goes on and on, with no signs of stopping.

“I hope more guys continue to keep on going to college to play basketball and living out their dreams,” said Daniels, “keep playing well and keep making a name for Connecticut basketball.”

NEW HAVEN – Michelle Shoop and her Amity girls basketball team are looking for some consistency. Hovering around the .500 mark, the Spartans are ready to break through.

Monday evening in New Haven may be that moment. Rallying from a three-point deficit with under three minutes to play, Amity defeated Hillhouse 55-50 in a Southern Connecticut Conference interdivision contest at Hillhouse High.

“This is a big win for us,” Shoop said. “The SCC is so tough. You really have to battle. We were down, but we were able to battle back. I am really happy with the way we executed at the end.”

Trailing 47-44 after Hillhouse went on a 4-0 run on baskets by Tanayja London and Tyree Allen Chappell, Amity scored the next five points to take the lead for good. Tara Laugeni started the run with a basket and free throw to even the game at 47, and Jenna Van Hise put Amity on top by two points with a bucket with 1:16 remaining.

Hillhouse came right back to take its last lead of the night on a 3-pointer by Kiana Brown with 53 seconds remaining, but Amity closed the game with the final six points, including four from the free throw line.

“We can’t be inconsistent,” Hillhouse coach Catrina Hawley-Stewart said. “We have a great quarter or great defense, then we break down. We are better than that. We play seven kids and they all know what to do. They are all great kids. We need to play aggressive.”

Laugeni gave Amity the lead for good with a basket and foul with 39.4 seconds remaining, Jillian Martin increased the lead to 53-50 at the free throw line, and Amanda Granados sealed the win with two more free throws with four seconds to go.

“This is a really big win for us,” Martin said. “We want to go far in the states. We need to have a better record. We want to do well in the SCC’s too. This was an important win for us.”

With the game even at 39 after three quarters of play, Hillhouse held Amity to just a pair of field goals until less than two minutes remained in the game. During that time, the Academics (5-8) twice took different leads, but never expanded on the margin from the free throw line, missing four straight from the free throw line with a three-point lead and less than three minutes to go in the game.

“Free throws,” Hawley-Stewart said after her team connected on just 5-of-17 free throws in the game. “We missed layups and got second chances at the free throw line, but could not make them. We lost by five, but it was not a five-point game. We make those free throws, and it’s a one possession game.”

Amity (7-6) looked as if it had the game going its way early, taking a nine-point lead on a bucket by Martin with one minute to go in the first half. The Academics quickly made a game of it, using a 3-pointer and a basket by Allen Chappell in the final 45seconds to get the Academics within 24-20 at the half.

Hillhouse took a 28-27 lead two minutes into the third quarter on a 3-pointer by Brown, but four straight points by Laugeni had Amity on top 31-28. Martin’s 3-pointer put Amity on top 34-31, but Hillhouse’s London connected with 25 seconds left in the third quarter to even the game at 39.

“They are a good team,” Shoop said of Hillhouse. “(Allen Chappell and London) are great players. They are tough to defend. They pose a lot of threats. We knew we had to execute tonight.”

Laugeni led Amity with 16 points, Martin added 15 and Van Hise scored 10. Allen Chappell led Hillhouse with 13 points, while Brown and London each scored 10 in the loss for the Academics.

AMITY 55, HILLHOUSE 50

Amity (7-6)

Amanda Granados 0 6-6 6; Tara Laugeni 6 4-4 16; Jillian Martin 5 3-6 15; Jenna Van Hise 4 2-3 10; Leia Foyer 2 3-4 8 Team: 17 18-23 55

Hillhouse (5-8)

Tyree Allen 6 0-2 13; Keyshan Moore 2 1-4 7; Kiana Brown 4 0-0 10; Kyzhae Toney 2 1-3 5; Ranasha Frazier 2 1-2 5; Tanayja London 4 2-6 10 Team 20 5-17 50

3-Pointers

A: Jillian Martin (2), Leia Foyer (1)

H: Tyree Allen (1), Keyshan Moore (2), Kiana Brown (2)

SHELTON — Jasmine Lord had a double-double with 18 points and 10 rebounds to lead Foran over Shelton, 42-32, in a SCC girls basketball game Monday night.

Lord also had five steals and Mia Tunucci chipped in 12 points for the Lions, who improved to 4-10. Kayla Resto led the Gaels (5-7) with 13 points.

Kyle Daniels scored 16 points and DaQuan Walker added 14 to lead the Career boys basketball team to a 53-46 SCC win over sixth-ranked Hillhouse in New Haven on Monday.

Tied at 36 after three quarters, Career outscored the Academics 17-10 in the final quarter to clinch the win.

Jordan Williams added nine points for Career.

Davon Warner had 12 points and Khalel Francis added 11 points for the Academics (7-4).

Cheshire 61, Amity 54: Will Graikowski scored 17 points and Matt Rosadino added 14 to lead the Rams to an SCC win. Ben DeLaubell added 12 points for the Rams. Tyler Thomas led all scorers with 32 points, including six 3-pointers, for the Spartans.

Guilford 61, East Haven 38: Matt Donlan and Sam Dombrowski scored 15 points each to lead the Indians to an SCC win in East Haven. Eddie Popolizio led all scorers with 18 points for the Easties.

Hamden 90, West Haven 60: Victor Rosario scored 21 points to lead the Green Dragons to an SCC win in West Haven. Ronnie Ellis and Jaylen Ricks added 14 points each for the Green Dragons. Josh Moncrieffe led the Blue Devils with 16 points.

Notre Dame-West Haven 83, Xavier 53: Connor Raines and Mike Brooks each had 15 points and eight rebounds to lead the Green Knights to an SCC win in West Haven. Evan Blue added 14 points for the Green Knights (9-3). Jackson Benigni led all scorers with 22 points for the Falcons.

Cheshire Academy 81, Worcester Academy 67

(at Worcester, Mass.)

C. ACADEMY39 42—81

W. ACADEMY31 36—67

Cheshire Academy (5-11)

Will Ellis 8 0-0 19, TJ Rountree 2 1-2 6, Kevin Buckley 4 3-6 12, Jamaal Waters 3 0-0 6, Justin Allen 1 0-0 2, Evan Goldberg 2 1-3 5, John Kelly 3 2-2 11, Joe D’Amico 2 0-1 6, Aaron Burt 4 4-4 12, Eamon Fitzpatrick 1 0-0 2. Totals: 30 11-18 81

Worcester Academy

Jordan McAllister 6 3-3 15, Paul Kelleher 7 3-4 18, Matt Carlin 1 0-0 2, Paul Durkee 2 0-0 5, Matt Corey 2 1-2 6, Mitch Doherty 6 0-1 12, Judson Martindale 2 0-0 4, Josh Ogundele 1 0-6 2. Totals: 27 7-16 67

3 pointers CA 9 (Ellis, Kelly 3, Rountree, D’Amico, Buckley 1); WA 3 (Harris, Durkee, Corey 1).

Cheshire 61, Amity 54

(at Woodbridge)

CHESHIRE14 15 18 14—61

AMITY13 7 14 20—54

Cheshire

James Pettit 3 1-2 9, Matt Rosadino 3 6-10 14, Eric Angelone 2 1-3 5, Ben DeLaubell 6 0-0 12, Will Graikowski 7 0-0 17, Aiden Godfrey 0 2-2 2, Alec Frione 1 0-0 2, Totals 22 10-17 61.

Amity

Jack Nolan 2 0-0 4, Tyler Thomas 12 2-2 32, Chris Bierezowiec 1 1-2 3, Quinn Burke 1 1-2 3, Tanner Thomas 2 0-0 4, Cole Wissink 3 0-0 8. Totals 21 4-6 54.

3 Point Field Goals: Cheshire 7 (Pettit 2, Rosadino 2, Graikowski 3); Amity 8 (Thomas 6, Wissink 2).

Guilford 61, East Haven 38

(at East Haven)

GUILFORD20 10 19 12—61

EAST HAVEN7 15 8 8—38

Guilford (11-0)

Ethan Skinner 1 0-0 2, Ian Slattery 3 0-0 8, Ryan Costanzo 0 0-0 0, Josh Krause 3 3-6 10, Matt Donlan 6 0-0 15, Noah Rubino 3 3-3 9, Sam Dombrowski 7 1-1 15, Branch Stevens 1 0-0 2. Totals 24 7-10 61

East Haven (5-6)

Nate Furino 1 0-0 3, Eddie Popolizio 8 1-2 18, Ryan Spano 3 0-0 8, Peter Barone 1 1-1 3, Gabe Longley 1 0-0 3, Ian Reynolds 1 0-0 3. Totals 15 2-3 38

3 pointers Guilford – Slattery 2, Krause 1, Donlan 3 East Haven – Furino 1, Popolizio 1, Spano 2, Longley 1, Reynolds 1.

Hamden 90, West Haven 60

(at West Haven)

HAMDEN28 20 18 24—90

WEST HAVEN18 8 24 10—60

Hamden

Doug Daniels 2 0-0 5, Victor Rosario 8 1-2 21, Ronnie Ellis 5 4-6 14, Jayquan Bromell. 3 0-0 6, John Relaford. 5 0-0 12, Justice Washington. 2 0-0 4, Jaylen Ricks. 6 2-4 14, Javon Chapman. 0 6-6 6, Fabian Cox. 1 0-0 2, Jalen Googe. 2 0-0 6.

West Haven

Bookert, Marquel. 2 1-2 6, Steinman, Joe. 5 2-4 12, Moncrieffe, Josh 5 6-8 16, Berrios, Jordan. 4 2-6 12, Saban Richardson.2 1-2 5, Brown, Toma. 2 0-0 5, Pate, Jamal. 1 0-0 2, Camera, Nick. 1 0-0 2.

3’s : Hamden-Rosario 4, Googe 2, Relaford 2, Daniels 1, West Haven-Berrios 2, Bookert 1, Brown 1.

Career, 53, Hillhouse 46

(at New Haven)

CAREER14 9 13 17—53

HILLHOUSE13 11 12 10—46

Hillhouse (7-4)

Rayshawn Brewer 3 6, Mekhi Warren 1 2-2 4 J’Vaughn Hoover 1 2-2 ,4 Khalel Francis 4, 11 Davon Warner 4 3-3, 12. Delgory Flete 1-2 , 1 Jacari Douglas 2 2-2 8 . 3pt FG Francis 3 Douglas 2

Career

Kyle Daniels 4 6-8 16, Tamar Williams 1 3, Saveeon Avery 1 3, DaQuan Walker 4 4-8 14, Jordan Williams 3 3-5 9, Jalen Jones 4 8. 3pt field goals Daniels 2 Williams 1 Avery 1 Walker 2

Hopkins 51, Wooster 45

(at Danbury)

HOPKINS39 42—81

WOOSTER31 36—67

HOPKINS 3-10

Michael Lau 7 1-2 17 Noah Delorme 3 1-1 8 Dylan Matchett 0 0-0 0 Colin Gernhardt 3 4-4 13 Oliver Zane 4 0-0 11 Jason Chung 0 0-2 0 Jack Potash 0 0-0 0 Lionel Louis 1 0-0 2 David Burton 0 0-0 0 Jack Atkins 0 0-0 0. Totals: 18 6-9 51

Wooster 7-2

Carone 3 0-0 8 Macmillan 1 5-5 7 Byrnes 3 1-4 7 Torres 7 0-0 17 Fullerton 3 0-0 6 . Totals: 17 6-9 45

3-pointers: HOP Delorme, Lau 2, Gernhardt 3, Zane 3 Wooster: Carone 2, Torres 3.

North Haven 64, Foran 60

(at Milford)

NORTH HAVEN16 9 14 25—64

FORAN13 21 14 12—60

North Haven

Ethan Okuwasa 6 2-2 15 Zach Pincine 1 1-2 3 Jake Lafond 7 3-4 22 RJ Hager 4 3-5 12 Jarrod Sancho 5 0-1 10 Mike Collins 1 0-0 2 Totals: 24 9-14 64.

Foran

Tyler Heenan 4 0-0 10 Victor Rios 1 1-2 3 Matt Cruz 10 2-4 27 John Shannon 4 0-0 11 Todd Gentley 3 2-2 9 Totals: 22 5-8 60.

3-pointers: NH- Okuwasa, Lanfond 5, Hagger; F- Heenan 2, Cruz 5, Shannon 3, Gentley

Notre Dame-West Haven 83, Xavier 53

(at West Haven)

XAVIER11 9 14 19—53

ND-WEST HAVEN21 19 26 17—83

Xavier

Jackson Benigni 8 4-4 22, Matt Bielenda 5 1-1 12, Andrew Brown 3 0-1 6, Marcus Williams 0 1-2 1, Nick DeBrizzi 1 4-4 7, Stephen Kohs 2 1-1 5,Totals 19 11-13 53.

Notre Dame-WH

Connor Raines 5 4-6 15, Mike Brooks 6 1-1 15, Zach Laput 2 0-0 6, Jaiden Kimbro 3 3-3 9, Alec Kinder 5 0-1 10, Evan Blue 5 2-3 14, Justin Covington 1 0-0 2, Ben Carroll 1 0-0 2, Rory Schreck 1 0-0 2, Austin Ormrod 1 0-0 2, Josh Proctor 2 0-0 5, Totals 31 10-14 83.

3-pointers: Xavier Benigni 2, Bielenda 1, DeBrizzi 1, ND-Raines 2, Brooks 2, Laput 2, Blue 2, Proctor 1. Notes: Raines 8 rebounds, Brooks 8 rebounds. Records: ND 9-3.

Sheehan 71, Shelton 62

(at Wallingford)

SHELTON6 15 15 17 9—62

SHEEHAN20 6 15 12 18—71

Shelton (1-11)

Beritto 8 7-8, 26 Davis 2 0-0, 6 Hundayi 6 0-1, 15 Basimakopoulos 1 3-4, 5 Ciccone 1 0-0, 2 Belade 3 0-0, 7 Correia 0 0-0, 0 Belden 0 0-0, 0. Totals 21 10-13, 62

Sheehan (5-6)

Jackson 2 0-0, 4 Lee 3 5-7, 13 E. Mansfield 2 0-0, 6 Cloutier 2 0-0, 4 Deming 0 0-0, 0 Amodio 0 1-3, 1 Gill 6 2-3, 14 McDonnell 3 0-0, 7 Carmen 0 0-0, 0 Molampy 5 11-12, 22. Totals 23 19-25, 71

3PT: Shelton – Berrito 3, Davis 2, Hundayi 3, Basimakopoulos 1, Belade 1–Sheehan – Lee 2, E. Mansfield 2, McDonnell 1, Molampy 1.

Foran 42, Shelton 32: Jasmine Lord had 18 points and Mia Tunucci added 12 to lead the Lions to an SCC win in Shelton. Kayla Resto led the Gaels with 13 points.

Hamden 56, NFA 35: Taniyah Thompson had 24 points and Makeala Johnson added 21 to lead the Green Dragons to a non-league win in Hamden. Makayla Pointer-Vaughters scored 26 points for NFA.

Mercy 54, Hand 41: Bella Santoro and Meghan DeVille scored 14 points each to lead the Mercy Tigers to an SCC win in Middletown. Kameryn King added 12 points for the Tigers (12-0). Sara Wohlgemuth scored 16 points and Gabby Egido added 13 for the Hand Tigers (10-3).

Cheshire Academy 48, Hamden Hall 37

(at Hamden)

C. ACADEMY20 28—48

HAMDEN HALL15 22—37

Cheshire Academy (10-5)

Nia Hubbard 2 0-0 5, Liv Redding 3 0-0 6, Des Parker 1 4-6 6, Brie Bavaro 1 0-0 2, Audrey Allen 1 0-0 2, Ashley Nadeau 5 1-2 11, Araceli Gonzalez 3 0-2 6, Kyla Raccio 2 6-11 10. Totals: 18 11-21 48.

Hamden Hall

MiAngula Ramos 4 2-3 10, Kai Clemos 2 0-0 4, Shannon Rhone 1 0-0 2, Jayla Johnson 2 2-6 7, Jenna Berens3 2-2 7, Kelly Thomas 2 0-2 2, Cassi Smith 1 0-0 3. Totals: 15 6-13 37 58.

3 point field goals- CA 1 (Hubbard 1); HH 3 (Johnson, Berens, Smith 1).

Career 58, Lauralton Hall 37

(at New Haven)

LAURALTON HALL6 11 8 12—37

CAREER12 16 22 8—58

Lauralton Hall (0-12)

Lauren Dowling 0 5-6 5 Julia Sendzik 1 1-2 6 Julia Rush 0 0-0 3 Caroline Oman 2 0-0 4 Elizabeth Spahn 1 0-0 2 Lauren McCarthy 5 4-6 14 Caroline Boynton 0 0-0 0. Totals: 10 11-16 37.

Career (8-4)

Ky’Jae Hargrove 5 6-13 16, Carmen Rosemond 2 0-0 4, Kayla Franklin 0 2-2 8, Ciara Little 3 0-0 12, Kayla Emery 5 0-4 10, Arkaysee Booker 1 0-2 2 Nicole Washington 0 2-2 2, Gabrielle Clermont 0 1-2 1, Yarliz Santiago 1 2-2 4, Jaylyn Council 0 0-0 0, Tanaizia Glass 0 0-0 0. Totals: 17 13-27 58.

3-pointers: LH— Senzik-1, Rush-1; C—Franklin-2, Little-2. Notes: Career-Little had 8 steals, Emery had 8 rebounds.

Wilbur Cross 60, West Haven 32

(at New Haven)

WEST HAVEN8 8 8 8—32

WILBUR CROSS12 17 18 13—60

Cross (9-4)

Ricks 3 3-5 9 Thomas 1-2 1 Tucker 3 0-2 6 hill 1 0-0 2 Jefferson 2 0-0 7 McPherson 2 2-2 9 Moore 4 0-0 11 Everette 3 2-3 8 Nelson 2-2 2 Artis 1 0-0 2 Middleton 3-4 3. Total 18 13-20 60

West Haven (2-10)

Carr 2 4-4 8 Riccio 1 1-4 3 Frazier 1 0-0 2 Sebastian 1 1-4 3 Serrano 3 1-5 7 Jones 2-2 2 Dixon 0-0 3 Francis 1 0-0 2 Evangelista 1 0-0 2. Total 9 9-19 32

3pts Cross Jefferson 1 McPherson 1 Moore 1 West haven Dixon 1.

Foran 42, Shelton 32

(at Shelton)

FORAN11 9 11 11—42

SHELTON5 8 6 13—32

Foran

Lauren Heenan 1 0-0 3, Sam Inthapanhya 0 2-2 2, Jasmine Lord 4 7-11 18, Mia Tunucci 5 0-1 12, Emma Lucas 1 1-2 3, Bridget Collins 0 0-2 0, Jade Lord 2 0-2 4. Totals: 13 10-18 42.

Shelton

Kayla Resto 6 1-2 13, Mackenzie Joyce 1 0-0 2, Leya Vohra 0 0-2 0, Grace Boles 2 1-1 3, Maggie Howard 1 0-0 3, Lily Boles 0 0-0 0, Reem Abdel-Hack 1 0-0 2, Kiera O’Connor 0 2-2 2, Clarissa Pierre 1 0-0 2, Devin Wildman 1 0-0 3. Totals: 13 4-7 32.

3-pointers: V— Jasmine Lord 3, MIA Tunucci 2. H —Maggie Howard 1. Fouled out: H Kayla Resto. Record: Shelton 5-7 Foran 4-10.

Hamden 56, NFA 35

(at Hamden)

NFA 5 20 4 6—35

HAMDEN17 12 13 14—56

HAMDEN (8-3)

Ayana Brandon 0 0-0 0, Rebecca Oberman-Levine 2 0-0 4, Sarah Streete 2 1-2 5, Makeala Johnson 9 0-0 21, Taniyah Thompson 9 3-3 24, Kyndal Russel 0 0-0 0, Diamond White 1 0-0 2. TOTALS 23 4-5 56

NFA (5-8)

Jenissa Venela 1 0-0 2, Kayley Ericson 2 0-0 2, Sarah Ericson 1 0-0 3, Aaliyan Brittan 0 0-2 0, Makayla Poiner-Vaughters 9 8-8 26, Bella Griziano 0 0-0 0, Jayden Burns 1 0-0 2. TOTALS 13 8-10 35

3-POINTERS: H— Thompson 3, Jonson 3; NFA— Ericson 1.

Hand 68, Branford 27

(at Madison)

BRANFORD 2 5 15 5—27

HAND17 13 11 27—68

Branford (1-11)

Kevin Baxter 2 1-2 5, Mike White 1 0-0 3, Danny Thomas 1 2-2 4, Ethan Boileau 2 0-2 4, Harrison Stratton 4 0-0 8, Tucker Jacobson 1 0-0 3 Totals: 11 3-6 27

Hand (5-5)

KJ Richmond 0 0-0 0, Ethan Haberman 4 0-1 9, Tyler Boris 1 0-0 2, Luke Brucher 8 1-5 17, Jeremy Long 3 0-1 7, Flynn Driscoll 2 3-4 7, Graeme McGivern 4 4-4 13, Matt Maxwell 2 0-0 4, Jesse Lutz 0 0-2 0, Isaiah McNeilly 1 0-0 2 Pierson Chapman 1 0-1 3Totals 28 8-18 68

3-point goals: B (White 1, Jacobson 1); H (Chapman 1, Haberman 1, Long 1, McGivern 1)

Law 57, Sacred Heart Academy 44

(at Hamden)

LAW17 7 13 20—57

SHA9 12 10 13—44

Law (57)

Cali Jolley 8 3-5 20, Samara Thacker 4 3-4 9, Pam Ellison2 2-3 6, Fallon Andriolas 8 0-0 20, Erica Boehm 1 0-0 2 1. Totals: 23 8-12 57

Sacred Heart (44)

Gabriela Koziol 5 0-0 10, Emily Copenhaver 1 0-0 2, Claire Vissers 3 0-0 6, Elena Farquharson 5 1-4 12, Ally Kirck 4 0-0 11, Francine Corpus 1 0-0 3. Totals: 19 1-4 44

3-point goals: (Law: Jolley 1, Thacker 1, Andriolas 4; Sacred Heart: Corpus 1, Kirck 3, Farquharson 1); FOULED OUT: None; Records: Law 11-3; Sacred Heart Academy 2-8. Notes: Gabriela Kozial had 10 rebounds

Mercy 54, Hand 41

(at Middletown)

HAND12 8 8 13—41

MERCY18 8 13 15—54

Hand 10-3

Sara Wohlgemuth 5 2-2 16, Emma Sullivan 4 0-0 10, Gabby Egido 5 2-5 13, Hannah Martin 0 0-0 0, Halle Freund 1 0-0 2. Totals 15 4-7 41

Mercy 12-0

Bella Santoro 4 5-6 14, Kameryn King 5 0-0 12, Lexi Leon 0 0-0 0, Samantha Chapps 1 2-2 4, Meghan DeVille 7 0-2 14, Jessica Carroll 1 2-2 4, Sammara Streater 1 0-0 2, Sophia Finkeldey 1 0-0 2, Vienna Knox 1 0-0 2. Totals 21 9-12 54

Three-Point Goals Hand 7, Wohlgemuth 4, Sullivan 2, Egido 1, Mercy 3, King 2, Santoro 1. Fouled Out Mercy Leon

East Hampton 42, Old Saybrook 30

(at East Hampton)

OLD SAYBROOK9 5 10 6—30

EAST HAMPTON14 6 12 10—42

Old Saybrook

Priscilla Gumkowski 0 0 0, Kayla Holt 0 0 0, Nellie LeMay 0 2 2, Rachel Baldi 0 0 0, Mandy Beck 6 2 17, Alyssa Parker 1 0 2, Sophie Alden 1 1 3, Chloe Root 3 0 6. Totals: 11 5 30.

East Hampton

Maggie Donohue 0 0 0, Meryl Curtain 3 0 8, Olivia Marsh 0 0 0, Rachel Vickery 0 0 0, Angela Mercaldi 1 0 2, Emma Donohue 1 0 2, Lindsay Orbann 4 4 12, Mya Field 6 4 16, Danielle Adams 1 0 2. Totals: 16 8 42.

Seymour 53, St Paul 33

(at Seymour)

ST. PAUL12 5 8 8—33

SEYMOUR18 12 11 12—53

Seymour (9-4) : Kolby Sirowich 3 2 9, Alyssa Johnson 0 3 3, Alyssa Cosciello 0 2 2, Sydnie Drezek 8 8 25, Morgan Teodosio 3 0 6, Grace Hayes 3 0 6, Molly Kennedy 0 2 2. Totals: 17 17 53.

St Paul (10-2): Taylor Crawford 0 4 4, McKenzie Gouthier 0 0 0, Adrianna Lopez 0 2 2, Emma Cretella 2 2 8, Molly Hooks 0 0 0, Olivia Stump 1 1 4, Catherine Ciampi 0 0 0, Morgan Kolb 1 0 2, Ashley Suzio 0 0 0, Jade Udoh 5 3 13, . Totals: 9 12 33.

3-point goals: S— Sirowich 1, Drezek 1. SP— Cretella 2, Stump 1. Notes: Drezek- Career high 25 points, 7 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals, Sirowich- 10 rebounds, Teodosio- 12 rebounds, 2 asissts, 3 steals, Kennedy- 5 steals.

Whitney Tech 41, Wolcott Tech 30

(at Hamden)

WOLCOTT TECH10 4 7 9—30

WHITNEY TECH8 6 14 13—41

Wolcott 30

Spangnola 0 0-0 0, Peterson 2 1-7 5, Ruggerio 0 1-2 1, Boussis 0 0-0 0, Benedict 2 1-8 5, Moulthrop 0 0-0 0, DeLaCruz 5 4-11 14, Hawlen 2 0-0 4, Heaney 0 0-3 0. Totals: 11 6-25 30

Whitney 41

Thomas 0 1-2 1, Atkinson 3 1-2 7 Boles 6 5-11 19, Senior 4 0-0 8, Baez 1 0-0 2, Bright 0 0-0 0, Drake 0 0-0 0, Rodriguez 0 1-2 1, Canady 0 0-0 0, Richardson 0 0-0 0, Lloyd-Greene 1 1-2 3, Perez-Espinosa 0 0-0 0, Torres 0 0-0 0 Totals: 12 7-14 41

3-point goals: Whitney: Boles 2, FOULED OUT: None Technicals: None.

Boys hockey

Hamden 3, Amity 0

(at Hamden)

AMITY0 0 0—0

HAMDEN1 0 2—3

First Period: H – Tyler Routh (Zach Owens, Alex Hernandez) 2:33; Third Period: H – Mason Boyhen (Zach Owens, AJ Luedee) 1:13. H – Michael Gethings (Eddy Fracasso, Alex Ponzio) 4:24. Shots: A – 19; H – 31. Saves: H – Steven Turner 19; A – Tyler Cole 28.

Girls hockey

Amity-NH-Cheshire 4, West Haven-SHA 1

(at West Haven)

AMITY COOP1 0 3—4

WH/SHA0 0 1—1

First period: Blades: Melissa Montesi from Megan Spring; Third Period: WH/SH- Veronica Lynn from Taylor Nowak; Blades- Tess Csejka; Cally Dixon from Melissa Montesi; Shannon Reilly from Meghan Hogan.

Hand 95, Notre Dame-West Haven 83

(at New Haven)

200 medley relay- H (Imbergamo, O’Connor, Wu, D Merritt) 1:45.55, 200 free- H William Porter 1:54.08, 200 IM- H Christopher Wu, 2:00.73, 50 free- ND Cameron Jurzyk 24.16, diving- H Mary Huminski 191.85, 100 fly- ND Shawn Parrott 59.34, 100 free H- William Porter 51.90, 500 free- ND North Hansen 4:45.41, 200 free relay- H (Porter, O’Connor, D Merritt, T Merritt) 1:36.46, 100 back- H Christopher Wu 53.98, 100 Breast- ND Sean McDermott 1:08.41, 400 free relay- ND (Parrott, Ozonoff, Holt, Hinckley) 3:48.36. Records: Hand 5-2 Notre Dame 2-3.

Cheshire 96, Shelton 79

(at Cheshire)

200 Yard Medley Relay CHESH 1:48.31 (Hanke, Harrison, Sahasrabudhe Brunetti) 200 Yard Freestyle Chavez 1:52.82 200 Yard IM Brewer 2:03.60 50 Yard Freestyle Hanke 23.87 DIVING Duncan 168.45 100 Yard Butterfly Barber 57.36 100 Yard Freestyle Chavez 50.40 500 Yard Freestyle Cannata 5:19.91 200 Yard Freestyle Relay CHESH 1:38.71 (Brewer, Brunetti, Levens, Cannata) 100 Yard Backstroke Brewer, 56.68 100 Yard Breaststroke Harrison 1:07.38 400 Yard Freestyle Relay CHESH 3:31.78 (Cannata, Hanke, Levens, Brewer)

Fairfield Prep 106 Amity 78

(at Fairfield)

200 Medley Relay: FP- 1:40.29 Liam Colleran, Alec Keblish, Stanislav Yarmoussik, William Duffy, 200 Freestyle: A- 1:50.23 Kevin Yanagisawa,222.95 Uranik Klobucishta, 100 Butterfly: A- 59.87 Kevin Yanagisawa, 100 Freestyle: A- 53.88 Colin Roy, 400 Freestyle: FP- 4:24.13 Anthony Daccache, 200 Freestyle Relay: A- 1:40.89 Arsenio Bustos, Tyler Roy, Kevin Yanagisawa, Colin Roy, 100 Backstroke: FP- 58.59 Liam Colleran, 100 Breaststroke: FP- 1:07.67 Richard Nolan, 400 Freestyle Relay: A- 4:06.78 Uranik Klobucishta, Blake Wetter, Casey Donovan, Nic Robinson

Sheehan coach Dave Festa, in his 10th season coaching the Titans, is enjoying his best start at 7-2 and one of the big reasons is team chemistry with seniors, juniors, sophomores and freshmen all contributing.

“As we were going through preseason practices, I could see the potential in this team,” Festa said. “Due to the youth on our team, we had eight freshmen join us this year, I was interested to see how they could adjust to the speed and the pressure of the high school game. We have had some games where we have had to come from behind and have seen production from across all of our classes, from seniors to freshmen.”

Festa said this is the biggest roster the team has had in years because the Titans can only draw from half a town that the team shares with Lyman Hall. There are 21 players listed on the roster submitted on the CIAC website for this season.

“With the depth brings options for different line combinations and special teams,” Festa said. “Our offense has been spread across the offensive lines, and our defense has stepped into the play and contributed very consistently.

“We also have been getting scoring from different areas of the rink with three different lines scoring and scoring from our defense.”

Three of the top five scorers for the Titans are underclassmen with freshmen Joey Romano (11 goals, nine assists) and Anthony Romano (five goals, nine assists) and sophomore Dayton Allderige (three goals, seven assists). Offensive-minded defensemen are seniors Nick Gonsalves (five goals, five assists) and Alex Ficorilli (five goals, three assists).

“We have our entire team on the positive side for our plus/minus (44 goals scored, 23 allowed),” Festa said. “We have an impressive 55 percent faceoff win-percentage and our lowest PIM hovering around 7 minutes per game, which is 4 minutes lower per game than last year.

“It is a total team effort on defense that has also contributed to our success so far.”

Sheehan goalie Tyler Robertson has also made a big impact in his third season between the pipes.

“Tyler has a .887 save-percentage,” Festa said. “His maturity and confidence in net has translated well to the team, his high hockey IQ is respected by the players. While this is a good start, we have some very strong teams on our schedule that will be a great test.

“The recent loss to Lyman Hall/HK/Coginchaug (Jan. 13) in overtime (3-2 loss) made us a stronger team. We were able to understand our weaknesses and focus on them in practice and film studies. Having 60 percent of the season remaining, we are looking to stay healthy and continue to get stronger on and off the puck.”

And then there was one

At the half-way mark of the regular season, top-ranked Fairfield Prep is the last boys hockey team in Division I, II and III combined to be unbeaten (10-0).

In an earlier interview, Fairfield Prep coach Matt Sather credits experience, depth and team chemistry for the Jesuits’ success.

The Jesuits, who have been ranked No. 1 in the Register/GameTimeCT Hockey Top 10 poll every week so far this season, have outscored opponents 46-12. They certainly served notice to Connecticut competition during the recent holiday school break that they would be a force to reckon with moving forward.

Fairfield Prep defeated some of the top teams in the Northeast region in the Mount St. Charles Holiday tournament in Rhode Island. Fairfield Prep had a 3-2 win over Bishop Hendricken (R.I.) in the first round, Prep defeated St. Joseph Collegiate (New York) 2-0 in the semifinals and defeated Franklin (Massachusetts) 3-2 in double overtime in the championship game.

The Jesuits boast balanced scoring led by eight players with eight points or more. Among the leaders are Colin Bella (seven goals, three assists), Skyler Celotto (six goals, four assists), Joe Mancini (six goals, four assists), Ryan Eckert (four goals, nine assists) and Kevin Oricoli (three goals, nine assists).

Prep has two shutouts with the defense led by goalies Jack McGee and Jake Walker. McGee is 8-0 with a 1.31 goals-against average and 0.947 save-percentage. Walker is 2-0 with a 0.50 goals-against average and 0.977 save-percentage. Cole Casl is among the talented defensemen on the team.

Lyman Hall 58, Guilford 47

(at Wallingford)

GUILFORD8 13 15 11—47

LYMAN HALL11 14 14 19—58

Guilford (7-5)

Sam Leiby 0 1-2 1, Elle Petra 5 1-3 11, Julia Hyman 2 0-1 5, Hannah McDermott 2 2-2 6, Amanda King 6 2-2 17, Jordan Hedge 1 0-0 2, Janie Danaher 2 1-2 5, Totals 18 7-12 47.

Lyman Hall (7-6)

Julia Capello 1 0-0 3, Kailey Lipka 8 1-2 21, Hailey Bruneau 5 2-2 16, Elise Hastings 2 4-4 8, Theresa Lynch 2 0-1 5, Kelly Fernandez 2 1-3 5, Totals 20 8-12 58.

3 pointers Guilford – Amanda King 3, Julia Hyman 1 Lyman Hall – Kailey Lipka 4, Hailey Bruneau 4, Theresa Lynch 1, Julia Capello 1. Highlights – Kelly Fernandez 8 rebounds, Theresa Lynch 7 rebounds for Lyman Hall.

Whitney Tech 56, Kaynor Tech 38

KAYNOR TECH13 5 13 7—38

WHITNEY TECH13 19 11 13—56

Kaynor Tech

Romaniello 1 1-4 4, Melendez 0 0-0 0, DeSantis 1 2-2 4, Hernandez 3 0-0 6, Bilewu 7 2-2 16, Mongelluzzo 0 1-2 1, Rivierre 0 0-0 0 Morris 1 0-2 2 Ozuna 0 0-0 0, Cerda 0 0-0 -0, Isaacs 2 1-5 5. Totals: 15 7-17 38

Whitney Tech

Thomas 4 3-4 11, Atkinson 4 1-4 9, Boles 9 9-10 27, Senior 2 3-9 7, Baez 0 0-0 0, Bright 0 0-0 0, Drake 0 0-0 0, Rodriguez 1 0-0 2, Canady 0 0-0 0, Koger 0 0-0 0, Perez-Espinosa 0 0-0 0, Torres 0 0-0 0,Lloyd-Greene 0 0-0 0. Totals: 20 10-29 54

3-point goals: Kaynor: Romaniello (1) Whitney-0 Fouled out:Kaynor Romaniello, Bilewu

Coginchaug 61, Morgan 45

MORGAN8 6 15 16—45

COGINCHAUG13 11 21 16—61

Morgan (6-6)

Catie Donadia 4 2-7 10, Kylee Clifton 2 0-0 4, Brianna Navarra 7 0-1 14, Becca Shamp 2 0-0 4, Leah McComiskey 5 1-2 11, Joelle Vuilleumier 1 0-0 2. Totals: 21 3-10 45

Coginchaug (8-3)

Shannon Carey 2 0-0 4, Carly Lane 4 2-2 10, Raegan Moore 1 0-0 3, Jessica Berens 1 0-0 2, Ginny Benbow 3 0-0 9, Michaela Grenier 1 0-0 2, Jessica King 7 0-0 15, Kerry Turecek 3 0-0 8, Molly Shields 4 0-2 8. Totals: 26 2-4 61

3 point goals: Coginchaug 7 (Moore, Benbow 3, King, Turecek 2)

Oxford 40 Ansonia 22

at Ansonia

OXFORD 2 7 16 15—40

ANSONIA 4 5 5 8—22

Ansonia (5-8)

Hailey Belido 1 0-0 2, Larissa Rodriguez 1 0-0 3, Josenia Lopez 0 0-0 0, Natasha Rivera 2 6-12 11, Liz Wilson 1 2-2 4 Jayda Sanchez 0 0-0 0, Sara Hanaif 0 0-0 0, Lilly Romanowski 0 0-2 0, Arianna Blackwell 1 0-0 2 Totals: 6 8-14 22.

Oxford (4-9)

Molly Smith 1 0-0 2, Kelley Shpak 5 8-11 21, Molly Sastram 2 2-4 6, Maddie Smith 0 4-6 4, Sam Kostek 2 3-6 7, Laura Trombetta 1 0-0 2, Paige Davis 0 0-2 0: Totals 11 15-29 40

3-point goals: A — Rivera, Rodriguez O- Shpak 3; Technical Fouls A- Blackwell

St. Paul 58, Derby 32

DERBY 5 11 12 4—32

ST. PAUL 11 22 15 10—58

Derby (5-7)

Aryssel Flores 3-2-2-8; Cristina Carloni 1-5-6-7; Madison Koval 2-2-5-6; Kiara Swilling 0-1-4-1; Devina Lopez 1-1-1-3; Isabelle Chevarella 0-0-0-0; Lucy Lane 1-3-5-5; Emily Borowski 1-0-0-2; Alexis Enjem 0-0-0-0; Kaylee Olenoski 0-0-0-0. Totals 9-14-23-32

St Paul (11-2)

McKenzie gavick 0-0-0-0; Adrianna lopez 2-2-6-6; Emma Cretella 4-4-9-13; Molly Hooks 1-0-0-2; Brie Giantonio 0-0-0-0; Catherine Ciampi 1-0-0-2; Morgan Kolb 3-1-2-7; Megan Fortier 1-0-0-2; Ashley Suzio 0-0-0-0; Jade Udom 10-3-4-23; Kaitlyn Dielelki 1-0-0-3; Olivia Hesslin 0-0-0-0. Tolals 23-10-21-58

3 point field goals: Derby- None St. Paul-Cretella, Dielelki

Bullard Havens 56, O’Brien Tech 30

B. HAVENS8 15 10 23—56

O’BRIEN14 6 8 2—30

Bullard Havens

Daniela Escobar 1 3-1-3 Johnaisha Lee 1 0-0 2 Lychia Masala 6 0-0 12 Arianna Santera 7 4-1 15 Aaliyah Gilliem 2 0-0 4 Kristin Edwards 3 0-0 6 Tajaja Bostic 1 4-1 3 Annabella Simon 1 2-0 2 Ariana Garcia 4 0-0 8 Aniya Arcuso 0 2-1 1. Totals: 26 15-4 56

O’Brien (3-9)

Briana Cole 1 0-0 2Miranda McGuire 1 0-0 3 Aaliyah Sanchez 3 2-2 8 Brionna Oliviera 1 0-0 2 Kimora Francis 0 2-0 0 , Shayla Barnes 5 5-2 15. Totals: 11 9-4 30

3 point goals: Emmett: Shayla Barnes 3 Miranda McGuire 1

New Milford 53, Straford 49

Sydney Ritchie 2 0-0. 4 Sam Perley 0 0-0. 0 Keryna Upchurch 0 0-0 0 Cora Martonak 2 2-4 8 Julia Torreso 10 2-2 25 Abby Anka 4 0-0 10 Maddie Perley 1 0-0. 2 Kaylee Davidson 0 0-0 0 Serena Mbachiantum Totals. 19 4-6. 49

New Milford

Nicole Vivan 4 2-4 12abbi Debes 5 4-7 14 Taylor Kersten 5 0-0 10 Gillian Boss 4 2-2. 12 annalise Anderson 2 0-0. 5 Totals. 20. 8-13. 53

3 point field goals: New Milford Vivian 2. Boss 2 Anderson 1 Stratford Martonak 2 Torreso 3 Anka 2

New Milford 9. 13. 19. 12. 53

Stratford 17. 10. 10. 12. 49

Stratford. 3-10. 0-7 SWC

The Hamden girls and Xavier boys indoor track and field teams won the SCC West Sectional championships Tuesday night at the Floyd Little Athletic Center.

Hamden’s Ella Bradford won both the 1,600 (5:45.61) and 3,200 meters (12:45.10).

Fairfield Prep’s Drew Thompson won the 1,600 (4:25.68) and 3,200 (9:38.21) for the boys, and was a member of the Jesuits’ winning 4×800 relay team.

St. Paul’s boys basketball team has certainly done a 180 since the calendar flipped to 2018.

Once mired in a four-game losing streak, the Falcons have blasted off in January. They won four straight to get back to .500 and then nearly toppled NVL power Holy Cross 55-49 last Friday.

The excruciating setback might have sent the Falcons reeling. But they received a needed pick-me-up in the closing seconds of a second overtime battle with Derby on Tuesday night.

After setting up the o Senior guard Mike Palmieri hit a floater in the lane as time expired on a 90-89 victory.

St. Paul did an admirable job getting the footage to us not long after the game:

@SPBowley Mike Palmieri game winning floater #TweetYourBuzzerBeaters @_mpalm pic.twitter.com/PhISWeqxU8

— SPC Boys Basketball (@St_Paul_BBall) January 24, 2018

St. Paul improved to 6-5. Derby, meanwhile, lost its second overtime game in a week, an 81-75 setback vs. Seymour the previous Tuesday. The Red Raiders fell to 4-6.

This has been #TweetYourBuzzerBeaters

WEST HAVEN — For the second straight game the Notre Dame-West Haven boys hockey team played a complete, dominating game and this time it was against SCC/SWC Division I rival Notre Dame-Fairfield.

And it’s a good thing since the Green Knights faced a hot goalie for the Lancers.

Despite 31 saves from Lancers goalie Kacy Adams, Mike Bencivengo scored twice and Brendan Crowley had 19 saves to lead No. 2 Notre Dame-West Haven to a 5-0 win over No. 8 Notre Dame-Fairfield at Bennett Rink on Wednesday.

The Green Knights were coming off a 5-1 win over Hamden on Saturday. Prior to the Hamden game the Green Knights had gone 1-3 in their previous four starts.

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“We wanted to play a lot of the game in their zone today,” Notre Dame-West Haven coach Tim Belcher said. “We did that and we finished some drives. They weren’t playing a lot of players so we used our speed and depth to take advantage of that in the game.

“Even during that stretch of games when we went 1-3 I thought we were playing well. But lately we’ve been playing great. Hopefully we’ll build on this and improve even more moving forward.”

The Green Knights (7-4) dominated play in the first period, outshooting the Lancers 10-3. Adams did his best to keep his team in the game with nine saves but one shot got by him late in the period.

In a battle of the Notre Dames, 2nd ranked @NDWHAthletics shut out @NDFFLD in a 5-0 victory. #cthk pic.twitter.com/jJRzvNjMeS

— CT Sports Now (@CT_Sports_Now) January 25, 2018

Zack Dumas scored a power-play goal off a shot from the left circle to give the Green Knights a 1-0 lead with 1:18 to go in the first period.

The second period was similar to the first with the Green Knights dominating and outshooting the Lancers 12-7. But Adams kept the Lancers in the game with 11 saves and allowed only one goal.

Defenseman Kevin Millea’s rising slap shot from inside the left circle flew inside the left post to give the Green Knights a 2-0 lead with 1:01 left in the second period.

The Lancers (6-4) had one of their best chances to score in the game when Austin Allen had an open shot about eight feet in front of the net. Crowley made a stick save to keep his shutout in tact.

Michael Ansaldo wasted no time padding the Green Knights’ lead at 3-0 exactly 2 minutes into the third period. Bencivengo finished the Green Knights scoring with a pair of power-play goals at 4:40 and at 11:12 for the 5-0 final.

“This was a team effort by everyone today,” Bencivengo said. “We were winning the puck battles and our offense scored some big goals. My teammates really were the reason I scored two goals, giving me great passes and allowing me to get in position to score. We also played solid on defense too.

“We have been improving and we’re building confidence off each of these past two wins. After each game the key is to focus on the next game, one game at a time. It’s similar to tonight when their goalie was making so many saves. We weren’t frustrated by that because goalies are always going to make saves. What you do is after the goalie makes a save you keep working to get that next shot and then the next shot to keep producing chances to score.”

Overall the Green Knights ended up outshooting the Lancers 36-19.

Notre Dame-West Haven 5, Notre Dame-Fairfield 0

(at West Haven)

ND-FAIRFIELD0 0 0—0
ND-WEST HAVEN1 1 3—5

First Period: NDWH – Zack Dumas (Mike Ansaldo) 13:42; Second Period: NDWH – Kevin Millea (Ian Hayden) 13:59; Third Period: NDWH – Mike Ansaldo (Zack Dumas) 2:00; NDWH – Mike Bencivengo (Devon Napoli, Kyle Stober) 4:40; NDWH – Mike Bencivengo (Chris Hibson) 11:12. Shots: NDFFLD – 19; NDWH – 36. Saves: NDFFLD – Kacy Adams 31; NDWH – Brendan Crowley 19.

Hillhouse girls win SCC East Sectional: Jada Boyd won the 300- and 600-meter runs to help Hillhouse win the meet with 144 points. Ayesha Nelson won the 55-meter dash for the Academics who also won the 4×200, 4×400 and sprint medley relays.

Jacqueline Guerra won the 1000 and 1600 for Guilford, which finished second.

Lyman Hall wins SCC Eastern Sectional: Mike Toppin won the long jump and Taylor Seamens won the high jump to help Lyman Hall edge Hillhouse in the meet at New Haven. Deshaune Poole won the 300 and the 55 hurdles for the Academics.

SCC East Sectional

(at New Haven)

Girls

Team results: 1) Hillhouse, 144; 2) Guilford, 94; 3) Shelton, 61; 4) Sheehan, 49.33; 5) Amity, 41.33 6) Cheshire, 28; 7) Hand 26; 8) Lyman Hall, 13.33; 9) Foran, 4 ; 10) Law 3

55 Meter Dash: 1, Nelson, Ayesha, Hillhouse, 7.41. 2, Ambrose, Nyimah, Hillhouse, 7.74. 3, DelVecchio, Ruth, Cheshire, 7.76. 4, Dean, Hayley, Daniel Hand, 7.79. 5, Grant, Rhea, Jonathan Law, 7.80. 6, Zielinski, Emily, Amity, 7.81.

300: 1, Boyd, Jada, Hillhouse, 41.80. 2, White, Nyia, Hillhouse, 41.89. 3, Ambrose, Nyimah, Hillhouse, 42.72. 4, Harmon, Gabrielle, Daniel Hand, 43.09. 5, Dubuc, Olivia, Sheehan, 44.11. 6, Torrenti, Daria, Amity, 46.71.

600: 1, Boyd, Jada, Hillhouse, 1:38.15. 2, White, Nyia, Hillhouse, 1:38.58. 3, Dubuc, Olivia, Sheehan, 1:42.04. 4, Rafferty, Caroline, Amity, 1:44.91. 5, Grosso, Danielle, Amity, 1:45.14. 6, Garrett, Heather, Shelton, 1:48.50.

1000: 1, Guerra, Jacqueline, Guilford, 3:10.26. 2, Bloss, Meredith, Guilford, 3:12.60. 3, Kaplan, Rachel, Cheshire, 3:14.73. 4, Fernandez, Louise, Foran, 3:16.81. 5, Parthasarthy, Rachel, Daniel Hand, 3:17.97. 6, Thorp, Christine, Sheehan, 3:19.42.

1600: 1, Guerra, Jacqueline, Guilford, 5:33.63. 2, Bloss, Meredith, Guilford, 5:34.95. 3, Potter, Julia, Amity, 5:39.60. 4, Siciliano, Gianna, Guilford, 5:42.02. 5, Schwab, Emily, Cheshire, 5:44.36. 6, LoMonte, Amanda, Shelton, 5:46.66.

3200: 1, Bloss, Meredith, Guilford, 11:55.57. 2, Guerra, Jacqueline, Guilford, 12:03.92. 3, Davis, De’ Janay, Hillhouse, 12:25.31. 4, LoMonte, Amanda, Shelton, 12:30.04. 5, Addesso, Amanda, Cheshire, 12:41.18. 6, Weissenberg, Anna, Shelton, 12:41.62.

55 Meter Hurdles: 1, Herlihy, Elizabeth, Shelton, 8.62. 2, Nelson, Ayesha, Hillhouse, 8.66. 3, Koshes, Nicole, Amity, 9.07. 4, Quiles, Kasidy, Shelton, 9.46. 5, Harris, Vida, Hillhouse, 9.49. 6, Santillo, Nikki, Sheehan, 9.66.

4×200 Meter Relay: 1, Hillhouse (Nelson, Ayesha 11, Washington, Kristen 12, Harris, Vida 10, Ambrose, Nyimah 11), 1:48.50. 2, Shelton (Oko, Haley 10, Hurd, Kelly 12, Wadeka, Emma 11, Herlihy, Elizabeth 12), 1:50.20. 3, Daniel Hand (Laffargue, Elinor 11, Phillips, Bridget 11, Dean, Hayley 11, Harmon, Gabrielle 12), 1:50.37. 4, Amity (Koshes, Nicole 12, Torrenti, Daria 11, Zielinski, Emily 9, Crane, Eliza 12), 1:55.47. 5, Sheehan (Mansfield, Julia 11, Mansfield, Amelia 9, Tolentino, Elisa 12, Phoenix, Stephanie 12), 1:55.78. 6, Cheshire (DelVecchio, Ruth 10, Cole, Abigail 12, Carocci, Harvest 12, Nowak, Samantha 10), 1:57.88.

4×400 Meter Relay: 1, Hillhouse (Marks, Jackie 12, Boyd, Jada 11, Black, Sarai 12, White, Nyia 9), 4:17.74. 2, Hand (Parthasarthy, Rachel 12, Howard, Kayla 10, Veth, Chloe 11, Harmon, Gabrielle 12), 4:20.25. 3, Shelton (Oko, Haley 10, Hurd, Kelly 12, Herlihy, Elizabeth 12, Garrett, Heather 11), 4:26.63. 4, Guilford (Shaw, Chloe 12, Migani, Sofia 10, Garcia-Perez, Gabriela 10, Strand, Elissa 12), 4:31.00. 5, Cheshire (Taylor, Aliza 11, Daddi, Kristen 9, Addesso, Elizabeth 9, Kaplan, Rachel 12), 4:36.28. 6, Amity (Schaaf, Summer 11, Huber, Kaylee 11, Ciola, Jenna 10, Carpenter, Megan 10), 4:39.43.

4×800 Meter Relay: 1, Guilford (Shaw, Chloe 12, Esposito, Julia 12, Putnam, Kelsi 11, Strand, Elissa 12), 10:18.12. 2, Shelton (Sheldon, Maeve 10, LoMonte, Amanda 11, Kenealy, Alexandra 11, Garrett, Heather 11), 10:20.67. 3, Cheshire (Daddi, Lauren 12, Addesso, Amanda 11, Taylor, Aliza 11, Kaplan, Rachel 12), 10:21.13. 4, Hillhouse (Davis, De’ Janay 11, Black, Sarai 12, Marks, Jackie 12, Smith, Shayna 12), 10:45.58. 5, Daniel Hand (Connelly, Emily 12, Virgulto, Ashlinn 12, Son, Anna 9, Parthasarthy, Rachel 12), 11:17.84. 6, Jonathan Law (Franzman, Samantha 11, Bernstein, Abigail 11, Hughes, Midori 9, Voytek, Alexis 9), 11:23.08.

1600 Sprint Medley: 1, Hillhouse (Washington, Kristen 12, Harris, Vida 10, Black, Sarai 12, Davis, De’ Janay 11), 4:30.25. 2, Amity (Koshes, Nicole 12, Zielinski, Emily 9, Grosso, Danielle 11, Rafferty, Caroline 12), 4:30.70. 3, Guilford (Garcia-Perez, Gabriela 10, Putnam, Kelsi 11, Shaw, Chloe 12, Strand, Elissa 12), 4:34.57. 4, Shelton (Pawlowski, Lauren 12, Perna, Jaclyn 11, Kenealy, Alexandra 11, Sheldon, Maeve 10), 4:48.94. 5, Cheshire (Capute, Sarah 9, Rosenberg, Seymone 9, Cole, Abigail 12, Addesso, Elizabeth 9), 4:50.14. 6, Lyman Hall (Nilsen, Sidney 11, Rich, Sierrah 12, Shortell, Ryleigh 11, Jacobs, Carly 11), 4:54.55.

High Jump: 1, Migani, Sofia, Guilford, 4-08. 2, Denegris, Meredith, Lyman Hall, J4-08. 3, Ciola, Jenna, Amity, 4-06. 4, Connolly, Kyra, Sheehan, 4-04. 4, Shortell, Ryleigh, Lyman Hall, 4-04. 4, Yuan, Kate, Amity, 4-04.

Pole Vault: 1, Phoenix, Stephanie, Sheehan, 10-00. 2, Pawlowski, Lauren, Shelton, 9-06. 3, Connolly, Kyra, Sheehan, 8-06. 4, Esch, Marley, Sheehan, 7-00. 5, Gagnon, Sara, Lyman Hall, 6-06.

Long Jump: 1, Washington, Kristen, Hillhouse, 17-02.25. 2, Tolentino, Elisa, Sheehan, 16-07. 3, Migani, Sofia, Guilford, 15-10.50. 4, Smith, Shayna, Hillhouse, 15-05. 5, Esch, Marley, Sheehan, 15-01.50. 6, Nowak, Samantha, Cheshire, 14-11.

Shot Put: 1, Moore, Leah, Hillhouse, 36-11.50. 2, McCown, Jalynn, Hillhouse, 36-04. 3, Dabiran, Yasmeen, Shelton, 33-03. 4, Brown, Amanda, Sheehan, 30-11.25. 5, Williams, Emani, Hillhouse, 30-09.25. 6, Wolcheski, Riley, Sheehan, 30-01.50.

Boys

Team results: 1) Lyman Hall 97; 2) Hillhouse 91; 3) Shelton 81.50; 4) Amity 49.50; 5) Hand 42; 6) Law 35; 7) Foran 21 8) Guilford 17; 8) Sheehan 17 10) Cheshire 14

55 Meter Dash: 1, Plaskon, Mike, Jonathan Law, 6.63. 2, Sondak, Corey, Guilford, 6.63. 3, Andrade, Nicholas, Shelton, 6.75. 4, Parks, Ameen, Daniel Hand, 6.86. 5, Washington, Naheim, Jonathan Law, 6.88. 6, Johnson, Paul, Amity, 6.88.

300: 1, Poole, Deshaune, Hillhouse, 36.10. 2, Bekele, Manasseh, Hillhouse, 36.33. 3, Jandreau, Blake, Lyman Hall, 36.52. 4, Bean, Matthew, Shelton, 36.62. 5, McBride, Talib, Hillhouse, 36.67. 6, Crawford, Jordan, Lyman Hall, 37.00.

600: 1, McBride, Talib, Hillhouse, 1:25.99. 2, Smith, William, Guilford, 1:26.28. 3, Marino, Matt, Jonathan Law, 1:27.15. 4, Crawford, Jordan, Lyman Hall, 1:28.06. 5, Gardiner, Benjamin, Sheehan, 1:28.36. 6, Shafer, Max, Cheshire, 1:31.67.

1000: 1, Dillon, Robert, Shelton, 2:42.67. 2, Ottens, Robert, Lyman Hall, 2:45.11. 3, Sacoto, Joshua, Shelton, 2:45.41. 4, Bekele, Manasseh, Hillhouse, 2:45.42. 5, Paragas, Spencer, Amity, 2:47.93. 6, Pineau, Tyler, Shelton, 2:50.19.

1600: 1, Dillon, Robert, Shelton, 4:31.28. 2, Oliveira, Brian, Lyman Hall, 4:35.65. 3, Carpenter, Ian, Amity, 4:42.66. 4, Fengler, Stephen, Sheehan, 4:44.49. 5, Preneta, Kevin, Foran, 4:48.79. 6, Simpatico, Francis, Cheshire, 4:51.16.

3200: 1, Murray, Brendan, Cheshire, 9:34.54. 2, Visnic, Connor, Amity, 9:45.12. 3, Mattei, Jake, Amity, 9:54.80. 4, Dillon, Robert, Shelton, 10:01.96. 5, Oliveira, Brian, Lyman Hall, 10:07.85. 6, Burford, Andrew, Amity, 10:08.75.

55 Meter Hurdles: 1, Poole, Deshaune, Hillhouse, 7.78. 2, Gardner, John, Hillhouse, 7.94. 3, Beck, Jordan, Jonathan Law, 7.99. 4, Papa, Richard, Amity, 8.09. 5, Seamans, Tylor, Lyman Hall, 8.30. 6, Joseph, Rapheal, Hillhouse, 8.49.

4×200 Meter Relay: 1, Hillhouse (Poole, Deshaune 11, Eley, Neal 11, Torrence-Robinson, Naszier 12, Gardner, John 12), 1:34.79. 2, Amity (Kanter, Thomas 12, Johnson, Paul 11, Dibenedetto, Joseph 11, Papa, Richard 11), 1:34.99. 3, Lyman Hall (Jandreau, Blake 12, McFarline, Randy 12, Febbriello, Harrison 12, Nicefaro, Matthew 12), 1:35.99. 4, Sheehan (Bernick, Joseph 12, Jasinski, Tyler 10, Avila, Alberto 10, DiDomenico, Anthony 12), 1:39.68. 5, Daniel Hand (kao, Steve 12, Brohel, Ryley 11, Messier, Mac 11, Akers, Liam 12), 1:40.69. 6, Jonathan Law (Washington, Naheim 9, Lazar, Alex 11, Saley, Ethan 11, Plaskon, Mike 11), 1:41.47.

4×400 Meter Relay: 1, Shelton (Muller, Zachary 11, Gumbs, Camerin 11, Kovachev, Martin 11, Bean, Matthew 12), 3:37.98. 2, Daniel Hand (Calderon, Jaime 12, Hines, Carson 9, McGeary, Greyson 11, Akers, Liam 12), 3:39.88. 3, Lyman Hall (Nicefaro, Matthew 12, Crawford, Jordan 12, Febbriello, Harrison 12, McFarline, Randy 12), 3:40.45. 4, Amity (Johnson, Paul 11, Papa, Richard 11, Artaza, Luciano 12, Carpenter, Ian 12), 3:42.99. 5, Hillhouse (Thompson, Dale 11, Joseph, Rapheal 12, Martinez, Ryan 10, Torrence-Robinson, Naszier 12), 3:43.21. 6, Sheehan (Avila, Alberto 10, Bernick, Joseph 12, Jasinski, Tyler 10, Gardiner, Benjamin 12), 3:45.46.

4×800 Meter Relay: 1, Hillhouse (McBride, Talib 10, Thompson, Dale 11, Martinez, Ryan 10, Bekele, Manasseh 12), 8:25.09. 2, Amity (Carpenter, Ian 12, Burford, Andrew 12, Visnic, Connor 11, Mattei, Jake 12), 8:26.89. 3, Lyman Hall (Fishbein-Ouimette, Alexandre 12, Horobin, Luke 11, Horobin, Andrew 11, Ottens, Robert 12), 8:37.87. 4, Daniel Hand (Calderon, Jaime 12, Hines, Carson 9, Carone, Drew 11, Porte, Nick 12), 8:39.48. 5, Cheshire (Hanke, Jack 12, Moskowitz, Isaac 12, Mellitt, Brendan 10, Murray, Brendan 12), 8:49.43. 6, Guilford (Smith, William 12, Kalama, Rhys 12, Eschinger, McKendry 10, Walters, Joseph 11), 8:52.95.

1600 Sprint Medley: 1, Lyman Hall (Seamans, Tylor 12, Febbriello, Harrison 12, Nicefaro, Matthew 12, Ottens, Robert 12), 3:46.66. 2, Hillhouse (Torrence-Robinson, Naszier 12, Eley, Neal 11, Gardner, John 12, Thompson, Dale 11), 3:50.94. 3, Shelton (Gumbs, Camerin 11, Sirisouk, Sean 12, Muller, Zachary 11, Sacoto, Joshua 11), 3:51.89. 4, Sheehan (Bernick, Joseph 12, Jasinski, Tyler 10, Avila, Alberto 10, Gardiner, Benjamin 12), 3:56.32. 5, Daniel Hand (Brohel, Ryley 11, Akers, Liam 12, Carone, Drew 11, Calderon, Jaime 12), 4:00.01. 6, Amity (Lebreck, Rian 11, Norton, Connor 11, Gilbride, Austin 11, Stardellis, Napoleon 11), 4:08.60.

High Jump: 1, Seamans, Tylor, Lyman Hall, 6-02. 2, Nugent, Caleb, Daniel Hand, 5-10. 3, Powell, Russell, Daniel Hand, 5-08. 4, Samedi, David, Shelton, J5-08. 5, Heinrich, Quincy, Daniel Hand, 5-06. 6, Reed, Christopher, Amity, J5-06. 6, Bocchino, Jack, Shelton, J5-06.

Pole Vault Jump Off: 1, Stuart, Kyle, Foran, 12-00. 2, Costantini, Nicholas, Foran, 11-06.

Pole Vault: 1, Stuart, Kyle, Foran, 12-00. 2, Costantini, Nicholas, Foran, 11-06. 3, Fishbein-Ouimette, Alexandre, Lyman Hall, 10-06. 4, Myers, Bryce, Daniel Hand, 10-00. 5, Nugent, Caleb, Daniel Hand, J10-00. 6, Clinton, Austin, Foran, 9-06.

Long Jump: 1, Toppin, Michael, Lyman Hall, 21-01.50. 2, Eley, Neal, Hillhouse, 21-01. 3, Samedi, David, Shelton, 20-03. 4, Carr, Jack, Shelton, 19-08.75. 5, McFarline, Randy, Lyman Hall, 19-07.50. 6, Luddy, Max, Sheehan, J19-07.50.

Shot Put: 1, Radzion, Ed, Shelton, 50-09.50. 2, Gargano, Sheldon, Jonathan Law, 42-01.25. 3, Giamattei, Jeff, Lyman Hall, 41-05.75. 4, Johnson, Qristopher, Lyman Hall, 40-11.50. 5, Abe, Justin, Jonathan Law, 39-11. 6, Martindale, Cyle, Sheehan, 39-06.

Hopkins 36, Salisbury 39

106 Jaeho Sung (S) win by fall over Sam Rivera (H) at 3:30; 113 Dominic Roberts (H) win by forfeit; 120 Peter Schellbach (S) win by fall over Daniel Barber (H) at 0:18; 126 Caleb May (S) dec. Dylan Maloy (H) 7 – 3; 132 Gunnar DeSantis (H) win by fall over Theeraphat Pothisawang (S) at 5:00; 138 Zack Putnam (H) win by forfeit; 145 Michael Briscoe (H) win by forfeit 6–0; 152 Quinn Schneider (H) win by fall over Jackson Mullaney (S) at 1:37; 160 Stephen Willis (S) win by fall over Ethan Evans (H) at 1:29; 170 Owen Sherman (H) win by forfeit; 182 Charlie Dean (S) win by fall over Lucas Henderson (H) at 1:46; 195 Double Forfeit; 220 Eric Buie (S) win by forfeit; Hwt Vincent Sprenger (S) win by forfeit 18 – 24

Hopkins 45, Chase Collegiate 24

106 Sam Rivera (H) win by forfeit; 113 Dominic Roberts (H) win by forfeit; 120 Dylan Maloy (H) win by forfeit; 126 William Bianchi (C)win by fall over Daniel Barber (H) at 1:27; 132 Kevin McDonald (C) win by fall over Zack Putnam (H) at 1:42; 138 Aidan Gilchrist (C) win by fall over Sean Bahamonde (H) at 3:54; 145 Theo Tellides (H) dec. Joe Cappozzi (C); 152 Quinn Schneider (H) win by fall over Jakob Gati (C) at 0:28; 160 Ethan Evans (H) win by forfeit; 170 Owen Sherman (H) win by forfeit; 182 Lucas Henderson (H) win by forfeit; 195 Double Forfeit; 220 Double Forfeit; Hwt Sean Kurutan (C) win by forfeit

Amity 58, Branford 15

106- Shayna Goldblatt (A) Forfeit; 113- Danny Carlson (A) Forfeit; 120- Christian Chadwick (A) tech fall Peyton Tracy (B) 4:23; 126- Aiden Hebert (A) pin Brendan Shamar (B) 2:10; 132- Liam Keylock (A) tech fall Stella Kelly (B)4:15; 138- Claire Jackson (A) Forfeit; 145- Mike Widell (A) Forfeit; 152- Matt Rothman (A) pin AJ Robinson (B) 0:18; 160- Zach Cash (B) pin Sam Keylock (A) 2:40; 170- Cody McHenry (B) dec. Andrew Seaton (A) 9-4; 182- Simon Flaherty (A) dec. Minsok Lee (B) 3-2; 195- Josh Foote (A) dec. Jake McParhand (B) 10-6; 220- Kyle Salunski (B) pin Andrew Coscia (A) 1:32; 285- Justin Griffin (A) Forfeit

Foran 61 Fairfield Prep 12

160 Luth (F) win by Forfeit; 170 Gaul (F) major decision over Zentner (P) 10-1; 182 Bannon (F) win by Forfeit; 195 Q Khan (F) win by Forfeit; 220 Boyles (F) pinned Dore (P) at 2:27; 285 Rogan (P) pinned Capomola (F) at 3:06; 106 Joshi (F) pinned Rogers at 2:55; 113 Jordan (F) win by Forfeit; 120 Bosken (P) decision over Giordano (F) 4-2; 126 J Khan (F) win by Forfeit; 132 Mauro (F) win by Forfeit; 138 Edmondson (F) decision over Adiletta (P) 7-0; 145 Tsiranides (P) decision over Pokornowski (F) 7-0; 152 Stanko (F) win by Forfeit; Record: Foran 22-5

Hand 39, Guilford 24

195 Moscato (G) dec Derken 8-1; 220 V.Docker (H) pin Chatmen 1:13; 285 Burchell (H) pin Masotti 0:48; 106 Morro (H) FF; 113 Pireaux (H) dec Putman 7-0; 120 Brochard (H) dec Bombgardner 3-2; 126 LaRose(G) pin Davern 3:57; 132 Burke (H) pin Walters 3:23; 138 Hartman (H) dec Sanderlin 7-2; 145 Mascola(G) major dec Puricelli 16-5; 152 Santino (G) major dec Jensen 18-6; 160 Swan (G) major dec Moriarty 12-4; 170 Hendrick (H) pin Hegeaus 1:28; 182 Andrus(G) dec Dube 8-3.

Nonnewaug 48, Derby 25

106 Double forfeit ; 113 T. Verdiglione (N) pinned Adyeat Masiat (D) 2:34 ; 120 K. Cenkolli (N) won by forfeit; 126 B. Niez- Charest won by Forfeit; 132 Jake Ferguson (D) dec M. Williamson (N) 6-2; 138 Josh Dana (D) dec K. Shukaitis (N) 10-1; 145 E. Dzaferi (N) won by forfeit; 152 Mike Melendez ; 160 J. Cronin (N) pinned Chris Oliwa (D) 1:10; 170 F. Cenkolli (N) won by forfeit ; 182 S. Grudzien (N) pinned Nate Bartone (D) 3:38; 195 E. Mills Nanthan (N) won by forfeit; 220 Matt Oliwa (D) pinned J. Carney (N) :15; 285 Anthony Slowik (D) won by forfeit

One man teams

182 Jayvaun Branch (Seymour) pinned E. Mills Nanthan (N) 2:36.

Xavier 56, East Haven 19

195: Malloy (X) pinned Horton, 0:33; 220: J Fonacier (E) pinned Cullen, 0:21; 285: Salami (X) pinned Castaneda, 3:53; 106: Rapuano (X) pinned M Divito, 4:52; 113: Garcia (E) pinned Cemino, 2:21; 120: Santarsiero (X) pinned Romero, 1:47; 126: Moynihan (X) tech fall A Divito, 17-1; 132: T Divito (E) dec Ward, 9-3; 138: A Bugatti (E) maj dec Miner, 17-4; 145: Barber (X) pinned Gontarz, 4:43; 152: Tischio (X) dec F Bugatti, 7-2; 160: Rusiecki (X) pinned Borchert, 1:08; 170: Devivo (X) pinned Consiglio, 1:43; 182: Sosa (X) pinned Rao, 1:59.

Boys Swimming

Sheehan 96, Law 85

200 medley relay: JL 1:55.79 (Justin Goglia, Bobby Fisk, Edward Platonov, Jake Gwirtz); 200 free: Justin Goglia (JL) 2:02.66; 200 IM: Edward Platonov (JL) 2:06.81; 50 free: Joey Zellner (s) 23.99; Diving: Andrew Buehler (s) 256.20; 100 fly: Edward Platonov (JL) 57.50; 100 free: Adam Dimedico (s) 53.87; 500 free: RJ Zellner (s) 5:49.47; 200 freestyle relay: JL 1:42.02 (Justin Goglia, Jake Gwirtz, Andrew Silva, Edward Platonov); 100 backstroke: Justin Goglia (JL) 1:01.35; 100 breaststroke: Joey Zellner (s) 1:10.66; 400 free relay: JL 4:17.90 (Jack Iaffaldano, Adam Gwirtz, Bruno Sequera, Andrew Silva)

North Haven 93, Lyman Hall 75

200 MR – Ben Fox,Carlo Frunzio,Kevin Powers,Ryan Tanguay NH 1:52.97; 200 FR – Will McCleery NH 1:59.53; IM – JL Stoeffler NH 2:19.13; 50 FR – Tanner Powell NH 24.78; Diving – Joe O’Connor NH 122.53; 100 FLY – Ben Fox NH 56.97; 100 FR – JL Stoeffler NH 53.16; 500 – Will McCleery NH 5:34.04; 200 FrR – Stoeffler,Powell,Cam Cargan,McCleery NH 1:41.56;100 BK – Ben Fox NH 57.15; 100 BR – Carlo Frunzio NH 1:12.91; 400 FrR – Fox,Stoeffler,Frunzio,McCleery NH 3:52.22

Record: LH 2-4

Watertown 103, Oxford 77

200 MR Watertown (Matteo Perugini, Henry Raidhi, Mateo Raidhi, Noah DiFelice) 1:57.49; 200 Free Connor Scully (O) 2:02.02; 200 IM DiFelice (W) 2:22.75; 50 Free Andrew Cattaneo (W) 26.49; Diving Madeline Frew (O) 156.60; 100 Fly H Raidhi (W) 1:03.76; 100 Free Ahmed Malik (W) 57.48; 500 Free Scully (O) 5:37.68; 200 FR Watertown (Malik, H Raidhi, Finn Lindstrom, DiFelice) 1:43.98; 100 Back Grady Schmiedecke (O) 1:14.62; 100 Breast M Raidhi (W) 1:14.27; 400 FR Oxford (Garrett Barnes, Mason Hayes, Schmiedecke, Scully) 4:03.86

Seymour 85, Kennedy 68

200 Medley Relay – Seymour (Cyrus Gagaza, Jesse Romano, Jack Crocamo, Dan Zygadlo) 1:57.30; 200 Freestyle – Alex Cupic (S) 1:52.30; 200 Individual Medley – Jack Crocamo (S) 2:19.00; 50 Freestyle – Cyrus Gagaza (S) 23.81; 100 Butterfly – Cyrus Gagaza (S) 59.59; 100 Freestyle – Zach Fell (S) 53.40; 500 Freestyle – Alex Cupic (S) 5:18.18; 200 Freestyle Relay – Kennedy (Alexander Rice, Alex Grullon, Sergio Guevara, Tyler Spooner) 1:59.98; 100 Backstroke – Sergio Guevara (K) 1:16.82; 100 Breaststroke – Michael Graham (K) 1:28.92; 400 Freestyle Relay – Seymour (Zach Fell, Alex Cupic, Cyrus Gagaza, Jack Crocamo) 3:23.88 *NEW SCHOOL RECORD

Records: Seymour 3-2

Canterbury 80, Cheshire Academy 15

200 Yard Medley Relay: Canterbury, 1:58.40 (Tyler Frederick, Darren Gordon, Alejandro Bonnet, Matt Martin); Boys 200 Yard Freestyle: Spencer McLean, Cant, 1:50.68; Boys 200 Yard IM: Gordon Bradshaw, Cant, 2:23.61; Boys 50 Yard Freestyle: Sam Tscheppe, Cant, 23.96; Boys 100 Yard Butterfly: McLean, Cant, 57.47; Boys 100 Yard Freestyle: Tscheppe, Cant, 1:00.47; Boys 500 Yard Freestyle: Martin, Cant, 5:25.67; Boys 200 Yard Freestyle Relay: Canterbury, 1:41.13 (McLean, Tscheppe, Martin, Bradshaw); Boys 100 Yard Backstroke: Frederick, Cant, 1:09.96; Boys 100 Yard Breaststroke: Graham Higgins, Cant, 1:13.16; Boys 400 Yard Freestyle Relay: Canterbury, 3:42.22.

Hamden Hall 144, Wilbraham & Monson 91, Williams 82

(at Hamden)

200 Medley Relay HH 1:48.25 Duncan Farquharson, Micheal Fernieni, Steven Zhang, Joe Tenedine; 200 Free Sam Lovejoy HH 1:53.40; 200 IM Wilson WM 2:12.30; 50 Free Ronnie Khanuja HH 24.64; Diving Stanton WM 226.10; 100 Fly Chang WM 53.81; 100 Free Joe Tenedine HH 53.63; 500 Free Sam Lovejoy HH 5:02.01; 200 Free Relay HH 1:40.94 Ronnie Khanuja, Sage Giacomini, Steven

Zhang, Sam Lovejoy; 100 Back Hunter Dolphin W 56.07; 100 Breast Steven Zhang HH 1:06.75; 400 Free Relay HH 3:34.78 Lovejoy, Fernieni, Farquharson, Tenedine

Girls swimming

Cheshire Academy wins two

Team results: Cheshire Academy 64, Ethel Walker, 33; Cheshire Academy 54, Canterbury 43; Miss Porter’s 61, Cheshire Academy 36

Girls 200 Yard Medley Relay: Miss Porter’s, 1:56.21 (Avery Metcalfe, Marissa Chow, Maggie Menendez, Maddie Beaule); Girls 200 Yard Freestyle: Mia Leko, Cheshire Academy, 1:58.09; Girls 200 Yard IM: Marissa Chow, MP, 2:15.95; Girls 50 Yard Freestyle: Hannah Brookes, MP, 26.82; Girls 100 Yard Butterfly: Moira Lee, MP, 1:04.53; Girls 100 Yard Freestyle: Avery Metcalfe, MP, 59.12; Girls 500 Yard Freestyle: Mia Leko, CA, 5:10.68 (*School record); Girls 200 Yard Freestyle Relay: Miss Porter’s, 1:48.14 Beaule, Metcalfe, Brookes, Chow); Girls 100 Yard Backstroke: Avery Metcalfe, MP, 1:05.79; Girls 100 Yard Breaststroke: Marissa Chow, MP, 1:08.72; Girls 400 Yard Freestyle Relay: Cheshire Academy, 3:59.15 (Courtney Cail, Mikayla Wollen, Jenna Molnar, Mia Leko)

SHELTON — Peri Basimakopoulos scored a game-high 24 points to lead four players in double digit scoring as Shelton edged Barlow, 71-67, in a non-league boys basketball game Wednesday night.

Brian Berritto scored 14 points and Kyle Davis and Matt Hunyadi chipped in 10 points apiece for the Gaels (2-12), while Danny Mangieri scored 20 points in the loss for the Falcons (5-7).

BARLOW (5-7)

Danny Mangieri 6 4-5 20 Clark Gilmore 4 0-3 11 James Menapace 2 0-0 5 Jake McNamara 1 1-2 4 Owen Corazzelli 2 10-14 14 Jarrid Moriber 4 2-2 13. Totals: 19 17-26 67.

SHELTON (2-12)

Brian Berritto 6 1-2 14 Kyle Davis 3 2-4 10 Kevin Belden 0 1-2 1 Peri Basimakopoulos 8 4-6 24 Will Ciccone 3 1-2 7 Brian Belade 1 0-1 2 Matt Hunyadi 4 0-0 10 Michai Lynch 0 0-0 0 Robert Correia 1 1-2 3. Totals: 26 10-19 71.

BARLOW19 17 11 20—67

SHELTON13 21 19 18—71

3-pointers: B—Mangieri 4, Gilmore 3, Moriber 3, Menapace, McNamara; S—Basimakopoulos 4, Davis 2, Hunyadi 2, Berritto.

MASTERS (NY) 86, GREENS FARMS ACADEMY 77

GREENS FARMS ACADEMY (9-6, 6-2 FAA)

Cole Prowitt-Smith 8 5-8 23 Greg Lawrence 4 4-8 12 Henry Holzinger 7 2-5 21 Bennett Close 1 4-4 7 Teddy Brown 0 0-0 0 Max Mitchell 0 0-0 0 David Basich 2 0-0 5 Jack Seegers 4 0-0 8 Kobi Agard 0 1-2 1. Totals: 26 16-27 77.

MASTERS (NY) (8-5, 4-3)

Nick Torres-Rivera 6 3-3 16 Rashid Woods 8 6-6 20 Sebastian Pacheco 6 1-2 15 Isaiah Thompson 8 6-6 25 Kach Ugochukwu 2 0-0 4 George Corrigan 2 0-0 4 Diego Medina 0 0-0 0. Totals: 32 16-17 86.

GREENS FARMS ACADEMY77

MASTERS (NY)86

3-pointers: GFA—Holzinger 5, Prowitt-Smith 2, Basich, Close; M—Thompson 3, Pacheco 2, Torres-Rivera.

Highlights: GFA—Lawrence had 24 rebounds and 10 blocks. Holzinger had eight assists. Close had eight rebounds.

WEST HAVEN 70, LAW 63

WEST HAVEN (4-7)

Marquel Bookert 3 0-0 9 Josiah Steinman 10 4-5 26 Josh Montcrieffe 5 3-5 14 Nick Camera 0 0-0 0 Jordan Berrios 2 1-2 6 Jamal Pate 1 6-6 8 Saban Richardson 3 1-1 7. Totals: 24 15-19 70.

LAW (5-7)

Diontae Eady 4 2-2 10 Conor Creane 9 0-0 20 Sam Nassar 4 4-5 13 Zane Birks 1 1-2 3 Dean Pettway 4 1-1 9 Will Contaxis 0 2-2 2 Carl Maxwell 1 3-5 5 Justice Smith 0 1-2 1 Garrett Tutlis 0 0-0 0. Totals: 23 14-19 63.

WEST HAVEN17 8 21 24—70

LAW16 25 10 12—63

3-pointers: WH—Bookert 3, Steinman 2, Montcrieffe, Berrios; L—Creane 2, Nassar.

OXFORD 49, ANSONIA 46

ANSONIA

Martin Antoine 6 6-9 19 Glenn Hines 3 0-0 7 Alphonso Smith 5 2-2 15 Monte Peppers 0 0-0 0 Sheldon Schueler 2 1-4 5 Isaac Saravia 0 0-0 0 Shyreem Harmon 16 9-15 46. Totals: 16 9-15 46.

OXFORD

Zach Geffert 3 3-3 9 Charles Flowers 6 1-4 13 Hunter Keller 2 2-3 8 Tanner Soracco 6 0-0 13 Cayden Mitchell 1 2-2 4 Nick Wheeler 1 0-2 2 Rob Sergiyenko 0 0-0 0 Matt Broas 0 0-0 0 Pat Mucherino 0 0-0 0. Totals: 19 8-14 49.

ANSONIA14 10 11 11—46

OXFORD15 12 10 12—49

3-pointers: A—Smith 3, Antoine, Hines; O—Keller 2, Soracco.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

TRUMBULL 54, LAURALTON HALL 20

LAURALTON HALL

Liz Spahn 2 0-0 5 Carolyn Boynton 0 1-2 1 Julia Sendzik 0 0-0 0 Julia Rush 0 1-2 1 Carolyn Oman 2 2-2 7 Athena Chirigos 0 0-0 0 Lauren Adams 1 0-0 3 Lauren McCarthy 1 1-5 3 Julia Haskins 0 0-0 0. Totals: 6 5-11 20.

TRUMBULL (13-1)

Jessica Lipinski 0 2-2 2 Meghan Lesko 1 0-2 3 Bella McCain 1 0-0 2 Maeve Hampford 1 0-0 2 Kelly O’Leary 0 0-0 0 Krystina Schueler 4 5-6 13 Jenna DeSabella 0 0-0 0 Aisling Maguire 4 1-1 11 Julie Keckler 2 2-2 6 Cassi Barbato 1 4-4 6 Allie Palmieri 3 3-4 9. Totals: 17 17-21 54.

LAURALTON HALL3 5 1 11—20

TRUMBULL21 12 13 8—54

3-pointers: LH—Spahn, Oman, Adams; T—Maguire 2, Lesko.

Highlights: T—Schueler had 10 rebounds. Keckler had seven assists.

SEYMOUR 53, WATERTOWN 39

WATERTOWN (4-9)

Jordyn Forte 3 5 11 Bri Nolan 0 0 0 Alyssa Santangelli 0 0 0 Emily Deptula 4 5 13 Chloe DeFeo 3 3 10 Kayla Fac 0 1 1 Nicole DeFeo 1 2 4. Totals: 12 16 39.

SEYMOUR (10-4)

Kolby Sirowich 2 1 5 Alyssa Johnson 0 0 0 Alyssa Cosciello 0 2 2 Sydnie Drezek 9 4 19 Morgan Teodosio 2 6 10 Grace Hayes 4 0 8 Molly Kennedy 2 6 10. Totals: 18 17 53.

WATERTOWN6 5 12 16—39

SEYMOUR10 15 11 17—53

3-pointers: W—DeFeo; S—Sirowich, Drezek.

Highlights: S—Drezek had six rebounds, three assists and three steals. Teodosio had eight rebounds, three assists and four steals. Kennedy had six rebounds and two steals.

GYMNASTICS

LAW 123.0, FORAN 122.5

Law 123.0, Foran 122.5 (at Foran): vault: 1. Cassidy Davis (L) 8.2; 2. (tie) Catherine Burns (L) and Britney Lynch (F) 8.1; 3. Samantha Lambert (F) 8.0; bars: 1. Bri Laggis (F) 9.1; 2. Burns (L) 8.1; 3. Lizzy Lombardi (L) 7.3; beam: 1. Laggis (F) 9.1; 2. Burns (L) 8.3; 3. Julie Myers (L) 7.6; floor: 1. Laggis (F) 9.2; 2. Davis (L) 8.2; 3. Kylee Troy (L) 7.9; all-around: 1. Burns (L) 32.3; 2. Lambert (F) 29.3; 3. Lynch (F) 29.2. Records: Law 4-7.

BOYS HOCKEY

FAIRFIELD PREP 3, XAVIER 2

XAVIER1 1 0—2

FAIRFIELD PREP0 1 2—3

Records: Xavier 8-4, Fairfield Prep 11-0. Goals: X—Chase Maxwell, Jack Healy; FP—Skyler Celotto 2, Devin Blanchette. Assists: X—Alex Stasiuk, Josh Carlone, Thomas Lynch; FP—Calyb Reeves 2, Carter Kral, Cole Casl, Shane Murphy. Goalies: X—Tyler Beaulieu (29 saves); FP—Jack McGee (27). Shots: X—29; FP—32.

CHESHIRE 5, NEWTOWN 1

CHESHIRE2 2 1—5

NEWTOWN0 0 1—1

Records: Cheshire 6-6, Newtown 4-7. Goals: C—Lorenzo Ocone-Krause, Ben O’Connor, Kyle LeTourneau, Liam Killea, Matt Vendetto; N—Philip Makras. Assists: C—O’Connor, Killea, Jason McKinley, Evan Veivia, Sawyer Hackett, Nathan Pelletier; N—Jiyei Hawke. Goalies: C—Anthony Vignola (20 saves); N—Justin Halmose (36). Shots: C—41; N—21.

EAST HAVEN/OLD LYME/OLD SAYBROOK/EAST HAMPTON 4, MILFORD 0

MILFORD0 0 0—0

EAST HAVEN/OLD LYME/OLD SAYBROOK/EAST HAMPTON2 2 0—4

Goals: EHOLOSEH—Chris Teto, Alex Spears, Matt Henderson, Joe Consiglio. Assists: EHOLOSEH—Amatruda, Rocco Plano, Zack Paquin. Goalies: M—Derek Ouellette (10 saves), AJ Bolduc (14); EHOLOSEH—Matt Twarowski (26). Shots: M—26; EHOLOSEH—28.

GIRLS HOCKEY

AMITY/NORTH HAVEN/CHESHIRE 4, EAST CATHOLIC/GLASTONBURY/SOUTH WINDSOR 3

AMITY/NORTH HAVEN/CHESHIRE0 1 3—4

EAST CATHOLIC/GLASTONBURY/SOUTH WINDSOR1 1 1—3

Goals: ANHC—Andrea DelVecchio, Tess Csejka, Cally Dixon, Shannon Rumley; ECGSW—Sara Rumley, Meredith Mack, Shannon Rumley. Assists: ANHC—Nadia DiNatale, Melissa Montesi, Csejka, DelVecchio; ECGSW—Sa. Rumley, Victoria Amaral, Madison Blazejowski.

INDOOR TRACK

LYMAN HALL BOYS, HILLHOUSE GIRLS WIN SCC EAST

SCC East Sectional championships at Floyd Little Athletic Center

Boys

Team scores: 1. Lyman Hall 97, 2. Hillhouse 91, 3. Shelton 81.5, 4. Amity 49.5, 5. Hand 42, 6. Law 35, 7. Foran 21, 8. (tie) Guilford and Sheehan 17, 10. Cheshire 14.

Winner in each event and regional finishers among top three

55 dash: 1. Mike Plaskon (Law) 6.63; 3. Nicholas Andrade (Shelton) 6.75; 300: 1. Deshaune Poole (Hillhouse) 36.10; 600: 1. Talib McBride (Hillhouse) 1:25.99; 3. Matt Marino (Law) 1:27.15; 1000: 1. Robert Dillon (Shelton) 2:42.67; 3. Joshua Sacoto (Shelton) 2:45.41; 1600: 1. Robert Dillon (Shelton) 4:31.28; 3. Ian Carpenter (Amity) 4:42.66; 3200: 1. Brendan Murray (Cheshire) 9:34.54; 2. Connor Visnic (Amity) 9:45.12; 3. Jake Mattei (Amity) 9:54.80; 55 hurdles: 1. Deshaune Poole (Hillhouse) 7.78; 3. Jordan Beck (Law) 7.99; 4×200 relay: 1. Hillhouse 1:34.79; 2. Amity (Thomas Kanter, Paul Johnson, Joseph Dibenedetto, Richard Papa) 1:34.99; 4×400 relay: 1. Shelton (Zachary Muller, Camerin Gumbs, Martin Kovachev, Matthew Bean) 3:37.98; 4×800 relay: 1. Hillhouse 8:25.09; 2. Amity (Ian Carpenter, Andrew Burford, Connor Visnic, Jake Mattei) 8:26.99; 1600 spring medley: 1. Lyman Hall 3:46.66; 3. Shelton (Camerin Gumbs, Sean Sirisouk, Zachary Miller, Joshua Sacoto) 3:51.89; high jump: 1. Tylor Seamans (Lyman Hall) 6-2; pole vault: 1. Kyle Stuart (Foran) 12-0; 2. Nicholas Constantini (Foran) 11-6; long jump: 1. Michael Toppin (Lyman Hall) 21-1.5; 3. David Samedi (Shelton) 20-3; shot put: 1. Ed Radzion (Shelton) 50-9.5; 2. Sheldon Gargano (Law) 42-1.25.

Girls

Team scores: 1. Hillhouse 144, 2. Guilford 94, 3. Shelton 61, 4. Sheehan 49.33, 5. Amity 41.33, 6. Cheshire 28, 7. Hand 26, 8. Lyman Hall 13.33, 9. Foran 4, 10. Law 3.

Winner in each event and regional finishers among top three

55 dash: 1. Ayesha Nelson (Hillhouse) 7.41; 300: 1. Jada Boyd (Hillhouse) 41.80; 600: 1. Jada Boyd (Hillhouse) 1:38.15; 1000: 1. Jacqueline Guerra (Guilford) 3:10.26; 1600: 1. Jacqueline Guerra (Guilford) 5:33.63; 3. Julia Potter (Amity) 5:39.60; 3200: 1. Meredith Bloss (Guilford) 11:55.57; 55 hurdles: 1. Elizabeth Herlihy (Shelton) 8.62; 3. Nicole Koshes (Amity) 9.07; 4×200 relay: 1. Hillhouse 1:48.50; 2. Shelton (Haley Oko, Kelly Hurd, Emma Wadeka, Elizabeth Herlihy) 1:50.20; 4×400 relay: 1. Hillhouse 4:17.74; 3. Shelton (Haley Oko, Kelly Hurd, Elizabeth Herlihy, Heather Garrett) 4:26.63; 4×800 relay: 1. Guilford 10:18.22; 2. Shelton (Maeve Sheldon, Amanda LoMonte, Alexandra Kenealy, Heather Garrett) 10:20.67; 1600 spring medley: 1. Hillhouse 4:30.25; 2. Amity (Nicole Koshes, Emily Zielinski, Danielle Grosso, Caroline Rafferty) 4:30.70; high jump: 1. Sofia Migani (Guilford) 4-8; 3. Jenna Ciola (Amity) 4-6; pole vault: 1. Stephanie Phoenix (Sheehan) 10-0; 2. Lauren Pawlowski (Shelton) 9-6; long jump: 1. Kristen Washington (Hillhouse) 17-2.25; shot put: 1. Leah Moore (Hillhouse) 36-11.5; 3. Yasmeen Dabiran (Shelton) 33-3.

WRESTLING

LAW DEF. NEW HAVEN

Law def. New Haven (at Law): 106: McCourt (L) won by forfeit; 113: double forfeit; 120: C. Malin (L) pinned Rikov; 126: Sanders (NH) maj. dec. Delorio; 132: McCourt (L) pinned Juarez; 138: Rodriguez (L) pinned Cortez; 145: Giantomidis (L) maj. dec. Patterson; 152: Lawless (L) pinned Woods; 160: Grant (NH) pinned Rosado; 170: Gorman (L) won by forfeit; 182: Spangler (L) won by forfeit; 195: G. Malin (L) pinned Mikalike; 220: Brocksom (L) won by forfeit; 285: Houston (NH) pinned Berger. Records: Law 13-7, 3-1 SCC B.

NONNEWAUG 48, DERBY 25

Nonnewaug 48, Derby 25 (at Derby): 106: double forfeit; 113: Thomas Verdiglione (N) pinned Adyeat Masiat 2:34; 120: Kelvin Cenkolli (N) won by forfeit; 126: Benjamin Niez-Charest (N) won by forfeit; 132: Jake Ferguson (D) dec. Masen Williamson 6-2; 138: Josh Dana (D) dec. Karisa Shukaitis 10-1; 145: Ethan Dzaferi (N) won by forfeit; 152: Mike Melendez (D) pinned Jacob Sanzone 2:49; 160: Jack Cronin (N) pinned Chris Oliwa 1:10; 170: Flori Cenkoli (N) won by forfeit; 182: Steve Grudzien (N) pinned Nate Bartone 3:38; 195: Eli Mills Nanthan (N) won by forfeit; 220: Matt Oliwa (D) pinned Jordon Carney 15 seconds; 285: Anthony Slowik (D) won by forfeit. Also: Seymour’s Jayvaun Branch pinned Nonnewaug’s Eli Mills Nanthan in 2:36 at 182 pounds.

POMPERAUG 50, BUNNELL 21

Pomperaug 50, Bunnell 21 (at Pomperaug): 106: Kendra Ryan (P) won by forfeit; 113: Alex Beraz (P) won by forfeit; 120: Michaela Quinn (P) won by forfeit; 126: Chris Maisano (P) tech. fall Francis Mahar 22-7; 132: Dan Germain (P) dec. Josh Lisi 6-0; 138: Nick Korzan (P) dec. Julia Dematteo 4-2; 145: Sean Abner (B) pinned Jake Sarno 46 seconds; 152: Matt Soares (B) dec. Mark Manson 5-3; 160: Tim Cocchiola (P) dec. Sean Pomero 13-9; 170: Nate Bennett (P) pinned Jacob Halsted 4:32; 182: Harrison Anglace (P) pinned Eric Cruz 3:04; 195: Danny Nguyen (B) pinned Thomas Mooney 3:08; 220: Andrew Anglace (P) won by forfeit; 285: Gabe DaSilva (B) pinned Lou Lucatino 1:32.

WESTON 51, ND-FAIRFIELD 37

Weston 51, ND-Fairfield 37 (at ND-Fairfield): 106: Jack Tunney (W) pinned Thamar Kalangala 23 seconds; 113: Liam Cavicchia (W) won by forfeit; 120: Jade Dayton (W) won by forfeit; 126: Nick Lemley (NDF) pinned Alexander Daniel 1:19; 132: Jacob Castillo (NDF) dec. Breon Phifer 8-7; 138: Tony Fontana (W) dec. Michael Agate 5-3; 145: Jake Cavicchia (W) won by forfeit; 152: Andrew Prackup (W) won by forfeit; 160: Delcan Miles (W) won by forfeit; 170: Tavon Simpson (NDF) pinned Luke McNally 1:48; 182: Anthony Gonez (NDF) pinned Alec McGlone 5:11; 195: Dan Geriak (NDF) pinned Camillo Fontana 3:59; 220: Daniel McGuire (W) won by forfeit; 285: Anthony Martinez (W) won by forfeit.

Other wrestling scores: Warde 81, Darien 0.

The St. Luke’s School girls basketball team improved to 16-2 overall and stayed undefeated (4-0) in the FAA Wednesday by defeating Hopkins, 73-35 on the road.

Maya Klein (six 3-pointers) paced St. Luke’s with 22 points while McKenna Frank scored 17 points and Janelle Johnson chipped in 10.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

ST. LUKE’S 73, HOPKINS 35

ST. LUKE’S (16-2, 4-0 FAA)

Maya Klein 8 0-0 22 McKenna Frank 6 3-4 17 Caroline Lau 1 0-0 2 Janelle Johnson 4 0-2 10 Sydney Cummings 2 5-6 9 Riley Page 4 1-1 9 Hannah Amendola 2 0-0 4. Totals: 27 9-13 73.

HOPKINS (4-7, 2-2 FAA)

Samantha Phelan 1 0-0 2 Jasmine Simmons 1 0-0 2 Emma Lipman 0 2-4 2 Abigail Mills 1 0-1 2 Galen Smith 6 4-9 16 Charlotte Yin 3 1-2 9 Casey Dies 1 0-0 2. Totals: 13 7-16 35.

ST. LUKE’S 51 22 — 75

HOPKINS 21 14 — 35

3-pointers: STL—M. Klein 6, Frank 2, Johnson 2; H—Yin 2.

GIRLS ICE HOCKEY

NEW CANAAN 2, DARIEN 0

DARIEN 0 0 0—0

NEW CANAAN 0 0 2—2

At Darien Ice rink. Records: Darien 9-2; New Canaan 12-2.

Goals: NC—Courtney O’Connell, Kelly Benson. Assists: NC—O’Connell, Benson. Goalies: D—Hallie Kreppein (19 saves). NC—Blythe Novick (21 saves).

BOYS ICE HOCKEY

KING 5, SOUTH KENT 1

SOUTH KENT 0 1 0—1

KING 1 1 3—5

At Stamford Twin rinks. Records: King 4-6.

Goals: SK—Hadley. K—Colby Lopez-Balboa, Mike Carnavalla 3, Wyatt Kane. Assists: K—Richard Focke, Jack Vanneck, Kurt Voges 2, Robbie Jacobs, Davis Knight 2, Cam Raker 2.

BOYS SWIMMING

STAPLES 110, GREENWICH 76

At Staples. 200 meter Medley Relay: Staples (Austin Twiss, Jacob West, Dashiell Hunter, Josiah Tarrant) 1:51.97; 200 meter Freestyle: Nicolas Ortega (S) 1:57.37; 200 IM: Blake Rainey (S) 2:16.28; 50 Freestyle: Josiah Tarrant (S) 25.07; Diving (1 meter): Sergei Shaw (G) 265.75 points; 100 Butterfly: Stephan Todorovic (G) 59.94; 100 Freestyle: John McNab (S) 53.99; 400 Freestyle: Nicolas Ortega (S) 4:17.11; 200 Freestyle Relay: Staples (John McNab, Nicolas Ortega, Charles West, Josiah Tarrant) 1:40.63; 100 Backstroke: Scott Adler (S) 1:02.02; 100 Breaststroke: Jacob West (S) 1:08.83;400 Freestyle Relay: Staples (John McNab, Scott Adler, Dashiell Hunter, Nicolas Ortega) 3:43.50. Records: Greenwich 5-2-1; Staples 5-0.

WRESTLING

NEW CANAAN 50, LUDLOWE 24

At New Canaan. Yuri Case (L) dec. Joey Bucci, 15-10; 113: Jacob Pressler (L) won by forfeit; 120: Everett Nash (L) pinned Dylan Kortman, 1:31; 126: Justin Mastroianni (NC) pinned Antonio Nicholas, :23; 132: Luigi DeRubeis (NC) major dec. Adam Arnaout, 14-0; 138: Tyler Sung (NC) pinned Skyler Kwok, 3:16; 145: Tripp Ferguson (NC) pinned Ben Zhao, 1:38; 152: Nate Sibbett (NC) major dec. Eric Emmendorfer, 12-2; 160: Christian Sibbett (NC) pinned Alex Bueno, 2:30; 170: Justin Hathaway (L) pinned Harrison Kazlauskas, 3:26; 182: Stan Godlewski (L) dec. Sergiy Babenkov, 14-8; 195: Josiah Jones (NC) won by forfeit; 220: Nick Kortman (NC) pinned Jesse Barber, :20; 285: Jack Stewart (NC) won by forfeit. Records: New Canaan 11-2.

BOYS BASKETBALL

MASTERS 86, GFA 77

GREENS FARMS ACADEMY (9-6, 6-2 FAA)

Cole Prowitt-Smith 8 5-8 23 Greg Lawrence 4 4-8 12 Henry Holzinger 7 2-5 21 Bennett Close 1 4-4 7 Teddy Brown 0 0-0 0 Max Mitchell 0 0-0 0 David Basich 2 0-0 5 Jack Seegers 4 0-0 8 Kobi Agard 0 1-2 1. Totals: 26 16-27 77.

MASTERS SCHOOL (8-5, 4-3 FAA)

Nick Torres-Rivera 6 3-3 16 Rashid Woods 8 6-6 20 Sebastian Pacheco 6 1-2 15 Isaiah Thompson 8 6-6 25 Kach Ugochukwu 2 0-0 4 George Corrigan 2 0-0 4 Diego Medina 0 0-0 0. Totals: 32 16-17 86.

3-pointers: GFA – Holzinger 5, Basich, Prowitt-Smith 2, Close. M—Thompson 3, Pacheco 2, Torres-Rivera. Highlights: GFA—Lawrence 24 rebounds, 10 blocks. Holzinger 8 assists.