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Zone: 4N PAGE: C6 Typesetter: GUSS50BQueue: 68 Date: 00:31 Plate: CMYK CMYK C6 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER28, 2006 THEHARTFORDCOURANT4 HIGH SCHOOLS Last year, the Canton field hockey team struggled through an uncharacteristic 7-6-2-2 season, capped by a triple overtime loss to Avon in the first-round of the Class state tournament. It was coach Sara first year. She had a tough act to follow former coach Nancy Grace, who retired and is now the athletic director at Canton, coached for 20 years and won eight state titles. Canton had a year to adjust and agroup of younger, talented players have moved up to varsity. Despite returning two starters and starting a freshman in goal, the Warriors (4-0) are off to a good start, ranked eighth in the first state coaches poll.

was so much that was new last Beaudin said. was a big change. We played well but we finish. This year, we picked up where we left off. They were in great shape coming into preseason, which Canton has already defeated Avon, Granby and Enfield, three of the better NCCC teams.

The tough part of the season comes in the middle of next month. Canton will play five games in eight days. In back-to-back games, the Warriors will face Simsbury, which advanced to the Class semifinals, on Oct. 14, and Cheshire, which lost to Greenwich in the Class state championship game, Oct. 16.

They also will play Glastonbury (unbeaten and ranked fifth in the poll) Nov. 1, the last game of the regular season. Senior Kelsey Squier is the leading scorer (three goals) and sophomore forward Crista Atkinson has scored twice. Senior center back Jen Peterson and fellow captain, midfielder Lisa Bahre, have taken on leadership roles for the team. Junior Emily Getler, the younger sister of former Canton standouts Meredith and Kristen Getler, is solid at center midfield.

Freshman goalkeep- er Robin Donaldson has not allowed a goal in four games. really have a team where two or three kids stand Beaudin said. have strong players in all the Young Granby developing: Granby coach Sandy Wickman Mason had to say goodbye to 13 seniors after last 1-0 loss in the Class state tournament semifinal to Lewis Mills-Burlington. a she said then, of her team that won back- to-back state titles in the previous two years. The Bears lost 10 starters to graduation.

Then in June, senior Andrea Bastiaanse, who was expected to start, tore her ACL. She is likely out for the season, although Mason said she may be play in the state tournament. In three years, she is 47-8-4, with two state titles. This year, the Bears are 2-2 and she has her work cut out. going to be a Mason said.

coming. working on a different level of the game. Half the seniors last year played varsity as freshmen. Now we have a core group who played varsity until Bastiaanse and senior midfielder Julie Barrows the lone returning starter are captains. Bastiaanse has been at every practice and game.

like an assistant Mason said. great for us as a coaching staff and great for the kids to see how if not playing, you can still have value to the Around the circle: Greenwich, defending Class state champion and 21-1 last year, lost its first game since Sept. 22, 2005, when it lost to Wilton, 2-1, Friday. Greenwich will play unbeaten Darien in an FCIAC game Tuesday at Darien. Darien (6-0) is ranked second in the poll and Greenwich (3-1) is seventh.

Haddam-Killingworth junior forward Leslie Zules leads the Shoreline in scoring with 10 goals and four assists in five games for H-K (6-0). Zules had 20 goals to lead the conference last year. H-K coach Patsy Kamer- cia won her 300th career game Wednesday with a 1-0 victory over North Branford. Kamercia, in her 30th season, is 300-131-78. Canton Hitting Stride After Down Year, Warriors Off To Good Start By LORI RILEY COURANT STAFF WRITER SCOREBOARD RESULTS BOYS SOCCER CCC North Southington 1, Glastonbury 1 (OT) Simsbury 4, East Hartford 0 Manchester 4, New Britain 0 CCC South Bulkeley 3, Bristol Central 3 (OT) Maloney 2, Bristol Eastern 1 Newington 2, Platt 0 CCC East South Windsor 4, Hartford Public 0 E.O.

Smith 4, Rockville 0 CCC West Hall 1, Bloomfield 0 Wethersfield 0, Conard 0 (OT) Weaver 3, Windsor 2 (OT) ECC NFA 3, Ledyard 1 Bacon Academy 1, Windham 0 Lyman Memorial 3, New London 0 Woodstock Academy 5, East Lyme 0 SCC Cheshire 1, Shelton 0 Preps Avon Old Farms 5, Canterbury 0 Pomfret 2, Williston 0 Berkshire 4, Kent 0 Cheshire Academy 7, Watkinson 0 Gunnery 2, Williams 0 Marvelwood 3, ASD 2 Wilbraham 7, Suffield Academy 3 Taft 1, Deerfield 0 Westminster 2, Choate 0 Hyde-Woodstock 4, Putnam Science Academy 4 (OT) Christian Heritage 2, 0 GIRLS SOCCER CCC North Glastonbury 2, Southington 1 Simsbury 4, East Hartford 0 Manchester 5, New Britain 1 CCC South Bristol Central 8, Bulkeley 0 Bristol Eastern 4, Maloney 0 Newington 5, Platt 0 CCC West Hall 6, Bloomfield 1 Conard 1, Wethersfield 0 Windsor 10, Weaver 0 CCC East South Windsor 7, Hartford Public 0 Rockville 1, E.O. Smith 0 Shoreline Morgan 2, Valley Regional 1 SCC Mercy 3, Sacred Heart-Hamden 0 Hand 7, Law 0 NVL Seymour 7, Ansonia 0 Preps Hamden Hall 2, Watkinson 1 Kent 0, Westminster 0 Loomis 4, Choate 0 Kent 0, Westminster 0 Gunnery 1, Millbrook 0 Cheshire Academy 2, Westover 2 Miss 1, Suffield Academy 1 Kingswood 4, Canterbury 1 FIELD HOCKEY Shoreline Haddam-Killingworth 1, North Branford 0 FCIAC Fairfield Warde 2, Norwalk 0 Preps Suffield Academy 4, Miss 0 Loomis Chaffee 3, Kingswood-Oxford 1 Canterbury 2, Hamden Hall 1 (OT) Gunnery 6, Miss 2 Pomfret 9, Stoneleigh-Burnham 0 Taft 5, Greens Farms 1 Westminster at Kent, ppd. to today, 4 p.m. Others Simsbury 1, Farmington 0 Stafford 3, Windham 0 Morgan 3, Waterford 0 VOLLEYBALL CCC North Simsbury 3, East Hartford 1 (18-25, 2523, 25-15, 25-19) Highlights: Peters (4 aces); Riccio (10 digs, 14 service points). Records: New Britain 3, Manchester 0 (9, 12, 15) Highlights: Bell (23 service points, 6 aces), Beatriz Gandulla (5 aces); Ferlazo (13 assists), Courtney Novak (5 kills).

Records: Southington 3, Glastonbury 2 (17-25, 20-25, 25-17, 25-22, 15-5) Highlights: (12 digs, 5aces), Lauren Johnson (10 digs, 17 assists); Fischer (8 kills, 3 aces), Lydia Johnson (5 kills). Records: CCC South Bristol Eastern 3, Maloney 0 Highlights: Plourde (13 kills, 14 digs), Audrey Boutin (8 kills, 9 digs); Allyson Kuhn (6 kills). Records: Platt 3, Newington 0 (25-18, 25-13, 2520) Highlights: Amarante (13 kills), Amanda Prescott (10 blocks, 6 kills); Souza (8 kills, 3 blocks). Records: CCC East Rockville 3, E.O. Smith 0 (25-23, 25-23, 25-22) Highlights: Grigg (6 kills), Melissa Kracke (5 kills, 11 service points); Lang Rodean (10 service points, 7 kills).

Records: South Windsor 3, Hartford Public 0 (25-11, 25-15, 25-12) Highlights: Garston (10 assists), Britt Libby (6 kills), Marin Robinson (3 blocks). Records: CCC West Hall 3, Bloomfield 1 (25-12, 21-25, 2522, 25-20) Highlights: Gordon (11 kills), Mia Zeng (12 assists); Dawson (11 kills), Candace Shirley (7 kills). Records: H-3-4; Weaver 3, Windsor 1 (22-25, 25-22, 2514, 25-14) Highlights: Alford (5 aces, 8kills), Tamica Castella (12 service points, 4 kills); Edwards (11 service points, 6 aces), Anna Lucio (5 kills). Records: Conard 3, Wethersfield 1 (26-28, 2521, 25-19, 25-14) Highlights: Nilson (5 aces, 7 kills), Shana-Kay Nance (4 kills, 12- for-12 serving); Miller (7 kills, 4 aces), Leeann Pompa (15 assists, 3aces). Records: SCC Amity 3, Sheehan 1 (25-7, 25-12, 22-25, 25-14) Highlights: Paul Thees won his 400th match, Janice Ehorn (12 kills), Amanda Arulpragasam (22-for-22 serving, 5 aces, 6 kills).

Records: Cheshire 3, Lyman Hall 1 (25-9, 20-25, 25-7, 25-10) Shelton 3, Mercy 2 (25-23, 22-25, 2225, 25-23, 15-12) Highlights: Dion (18 kills, 16 digs), Tory Satagaj (22 kills, 10 digs); Fotini Xendidis (10 digs, 8 kills), Katerine Sliwonik (8 digs). Records: Shoreline Hyde 3, Hale-Ray 0 (25-21, 26-24, 2513) Highlights: Brown (7 kills), Vanessa Rosario (12 assists); Smith (5 kills), Brittany Davis (4 kills, 9 digs). Records: Coginchaug 3, Old Lyme 1 (25-19, 2516, 13-25, 25-30) Highlights: Robison (10 kills). Records: Haddam-Killingworth 3, Morgan 1 (25-19, 25-21, 22-25, 26-24) Highlights: Lindquist (20 assists), Megan Murray (11 kills, 20 digs). Records: ECC Lyman Memorial 3, New London 0 (2523, 25-21, 25-11) Highlights: Grasso (13 kills, 15 digs), Valerie Leclerc (10 kills, 12 digs).

Preps Miss 3, Cheshire Academy 1 (30-25, 26-30, 30-12, 30-16) Highlights: Ford (10 kills, 6 aces); Serrallews (3 aces). Records: Loomis Chaffee 3, Deerfield 0 (30-22, 30-26, 30-21) Records: Kingswood 3, Cushing 1 (30-25, 30-8, 21-30, 30-19) Records: Taft 3, Westminster 1 (30-21, 30-27, 27-30, 30-14) Records: Hotchkiss 3, Suffield Academy 0 (30-7, 30-15, 30-12) Records: Others Farmington 3, Avon 0 (25-23, 25-20, 25-23) Highlights: Piendak (15 kills, 14 digs), Maddy Alves (23 assists, 5 aces); Ricci (11 kills, 5 aces, 3 blocks), Stephanie Frask (5 kills). Records: BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Granby 18, Coventry 45 Granby 15, East Windsor 50 Granby 15, Windsor Locks 50 Coventry 16, East Windsor 45 Coventry 21, Windsor Locks 40 East Windsor 25, Windsor Locks 32 Winner: Kyle Roberts, Granby, 18:20 for 3miles at Granby Tolland 17, Suffield 43 Tolland 15, Somers 50 Suffield 16, Somers 42 Winner: David Macklem, Tolland, 16:47 for 3 miles at Tolland (course record) Gunnery 22, Chase Collegiate 37 Gunnery 23, Millbrook 38 Millbrook 27, Chase Collegiate 30 Winner: Ben Cart, Millbrook, 17:02 for 2.85 miles at Gunnery Hotchkiss 21, Kingswood 34 Loomis 24, Hotchkiss 33 Loomis 21, Kingswood 40 Winner: Michael Angelides, Loomis, 17:22 for 3.06 miles at Hotchkiss Stafford 23, Enfield 32 Avon 17, Enfield 44 Enfield 26, East Granby 29 Fermi 26, Enfield 29 Avon 17, East Granby 46 Stafford 24, East Granby 32 Avon 21, Stafford 48 Winner: Aaron Hayes, Fermi, 17:45 for 3.1 miles at Enfield High School Ellington 18 Bolton 42 Ellington 18 Canton 43 Bolton 22 Canton 36 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Granby 18, Windsor Locks 45 Granby 15, East Windsor 50 Granby 15, Coventry 50 East Windsor 22, Windsor Locks 33 East Windsor 18, Coventry 37 Winner: Krista Juliano, Granby, 23:05 for 3 miles at Granby Gunnery 27, Millbrook 28 Chase Collegiate 22, Gunnery 39 Chase Collegiate 25, Millbrook 33 Winner: Lucy vonReusner, Millbrook, 20:07 for 2.85 miles at Gunnery Hotchkiss 18, Kingswood 34 Hotchkiss 26, Loomis 30 Hotchkiss 15, Miss 48 Hotchkiss 15, Westover 49 Loomis 19, Kingswood 42 Loomis 15, Miss 48 Loomis 15, Westover 50 Kingswood 22, Miss 34 Kingswood 20, Westover 39 Miss 23, Westover 36 Winner: Mary Brunelli, Hotchkiss, 21:14 for 3.06 miles at Hotchkiss Somers 24, Suffield 31 Somers 24, Tolland 31 Suffield 27, Tolland 28 Winner: Lauryn Falcone, Somers, 20:36 for 3.0 miles at Tolland Stafford 15, Enfield 50 Avon 15, Enfield 50 East Granby 15, Enfield 50 Fermi 15, Enfield 50 Avon 25, East Granby 33 East Granby 22, Stafford 36 Avon 16, Stafford 45 Winner: Stephanie Arnold, East Granby, 22:50 for 3.1 miles at Enfield High School Canton 27 Ellington 29 Canton 24 Bolton 32 Ellington 27 Bolton 29 SCHEDULE 3:45 P.M. UNLESS NOTED BOYS SOCCER CCC North: Simsbury at New Britain, 5 p.m. NWC: Plainville at Berlin, 7 p.m.

Shoreline: Cromwell at East Hampton; Westbrook at Haddam-Killingworth; Portland at North Branford; Hale-Ray at Valley Regional; Old Lyme at Cogin- chaug; Old Saybrook at Morgan, 6 p.m. GIRLS SOCCER NWC: Plainville at Berlin (Sage), 5 p.m. NCCC: Canton at Stafford Shoreline: Old Lyme at Coginchaug Others: Holy Family at Sport and Medical Sciences FIELD HOCKEY NCCC: Canton at Somers; Suffield at Granby; Enfield at Stafford, 6:30 p.m.; SCC: Guilford at Cheshire; Shoreline: Old Saybrook at Morgan; Others: Avon at Farmington VOLLEYBALL CSC: Norwich Tech at Classical, 4 p.m.; Bullard Havens at Goodwin Tech, 4 p.m.; Wright Tech at Wilcox Tech, 4 p.m.; SMSA at Windham Tech, 5 p.m.; Grasso Tech at Cheney Tech, 5 p.m. Others: Tolland at South Windsor, 6 p.m.; Fermi at Enfield, 6 p.m. BOYS GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY CSC: Ellis Tech at Cheney Tech (Wickham Park), 4 p.m.

Others: North Branford, Valley Regional, Middletown at Morgan-Clinton (Indian River), 3:30 p.m. GIRLS SWIMMING East Catholic at Berlin, Platt High School, 4 p.m.; Lauralton Hall at Cheshire, Cheshire Community Pool, 7 p.m. McGrath Named Coach At Lyman Memorial Gene McGrath 65, of Colchester was named Wednesday as boys and girls cross country coach at Lyman Memorial-Lebanon. Peter Oviatt in his third year, had been coach of the teams until Sept. 21, when he resigned, athletic director Martin Gomez said.

Oviatt said it was not a resignation. McGrath was boys cross country coach at Norwich Free Academy in 1966-84 and again in 2002-05. He also coached the NFA girls team in 1977-78. Following the cancellation of practice Sept. 20, Gomez appointed track coaches Rick Mitton and Chris Fabry as interim cross country coaches Sept.

21 while a replacement for Oviatt was being sought. Lyman Memorial principal Stephen Salisbury district superintendent Robert McGray and Gomez all declined to discuss the dispute and whether Oviatt had resigned. England prep title to Avon. Avon Old Farms forward Cam Atkinson, a junior from Greenwich, has committed to Boston College. Retirement Dinner For Milardo Aretirement dinner will be held for former Hale-Ray softball coach Lou Milardo on Nov.

19 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Cromwell. Milardo won a state-record 553 games in 31 seasons at Hale-Ray and announced his retirement in June. His teams reached nine state championship games and won four titles. His 2001 team finished No. 1 in The Courant ratings and his 2004 team was the only Shoreline Conference team to finish a season undefeated.

He retired from his teaching job in 2001. Acocktail hour begins at 4 p.m. and dinner is at 5. Tickets are available by calling Marty Ryczek at Hale-Ray (860-873-5070) or Barry Atkins (860-873-1359) or from Nancy Smith at Liberty Bank in Moodus. The Lyman girls, defending Class SS and New England champions, are No.

1 in the state coaches poll. REID L. WALMARK Hockey Player Bonino Commits To BU Nick Bonino of Avon Old Farms has committed to Boston University on a hockey scholarship. Bonino, who scored 68 goals for Farmington High to help the Indians to the CIAC Division II title in 2005 before transferring to Avon Old Farms, chose the Terriers over Providence, New Hampshire, Yale and Union. was always a dream for me to play in Boston and in the Bonino said.

went on a visit and the facilities are incredible. It was a great fit for Bonino, a 6-foot, 175-pound forward, had 26 goals and 30 assists at Avon Old Farms last season. He said now he can focus on helping bring another New LOCAL NOTEBOOK COACHES POLL First-place votes in parentheses (Records through Tuesday): Rec.Pts. 1.Hand (4)4-0148 2.Darien (1)6-0124 3.Haddam-K (1)5-097 4.Wilton (2)4-086 5.Glastonbury5-082 6.New Milford4-079 7.Greenwich3-177 8.Canton4-067 9.Hall4-048 10.Pomperaug-Southbury4-143 Others receiving votes: Brien McMahon-Norwalk (4-0), 35; Lewis Mills-Burlington (4-0-1), 20; Guilford (3-1), 18; Simsbury (3-0), 15; Branford (3-2), Wamogo-Litchfield (3-0-2) and Mercy (5-0), 1 each. Coaches voting: Kyle Seaburg, Norwalk; Kitty Palmer, Guilford; Janet Dickey, Westbrook; Terri Ziemnicki, Avon; Kathy Walling, Hall; Dawn Hough, New Milford; Linda Dirga, Tucchio, Stonington.

STANDINGS Standings as of Tuesday CCC EAST SchoolLeagueOverall Fermi1-0-0-01-3-0-0 South Windsor0-0-0-02-0-0-2 E.O. Smith0-0-0-01-1-2-0 Southington0-0-0-01-2-0-0 Maloney0-0-0-01-4-0-0 Windsor0-1-0-00-3-1-1 CCC WEST SchoolLeagueOverall Glastonbury0-0-0-05-0-0-0 Hall0-0-0-04-0-0-0 Simsbury0-0-0-03-0-0-0 Conard0-0-0-02-0-2-0 Newington0-0-0-03-2-0-0 Wethersfield0-0-0-00-4-1-0 SCC SchoolLeagueOverall Mercy 2-0-0-05-0-0-0 Hand1-0-0-04-0-0-0 Guilford1-0-0-03-1-0-0 Branford 1-0-0-03-2-0-0 Cheshire1-0-0-01-2-0-0 Hamden0-0-1-01-3-1-0 North Haven0-1-1-00-3-1-0 Sacred Heart0-1-0-03-2-0-0 Amity0-1-0-02-2-0-0 Lyman Hall0-1-0-00-4-1-0 Sheehan0-2-0-00-3-1-0 NCCC SchoolLeagueOverall Canton3-0-0-04-0-0-0 Avon3-1-0-03-2-0-0 Suffield 2-1-0-12-1-1-1 Enfield1-1-0-02-2-0-0 Granby1-2-0-02-2-0-0 Stafford1-3-0-01-3-0-0 Somers0-2-0-00-4-0-0 INDEPENDENT SchoolOverall Farmington1-4-0-0 Northwest Catholic2-2-0-0 SHORELINE SchoolLeagueOverall Haddam-Killingworth3-0-0-05-0-0-0 Valley Regional2-0-0-03-0-1-0 North Branford2-1-0-03-1-0-0 Westbrook0-1-0-00-3-0-0 Morgan0-2-0-00-2-1-0 Old Saybrook0-3-0-00-5-0-0 FIELD HOCKEY FOOTBALL Find schedules, notes and rosters for your favorite Connecticut high school teams at www.courant.com Please report scores between 5 p.m.-10:45 p.m. Phone: 860-241-6435 e-mail: Fax: 860-241-6600 How To Reach Us NOTABLES Highlights Wednesday: BOYS SOCCER Maumer Ahmepevic, Bulkeley-Hartford: Scored two goals in a 3-3 tie with Bristol Central. Devon Allefro, Lyman Memorial-Lebanon: Scored two goals in a 3-0 victory over New London. Drew Barrett, Simsbury: Scored once and had an assist in a 4-0 victory over East Hartford.

Edward Bogle, Weaver-Hartford: Scored two goals in a 3-2 overtime victory over Windsor. Jae Lee, Manchester: Scored two goals in a 4-0 victory over New Britain. Justin Levasseur, Bacon Academy: Scored the only goal in a victory over Windham. Bret Weinerman, Hall-West Hartford: Scored the only goal in a victory over Bloomfield. GIRLS SOCCER Mallory Davis, Simsbury: Scored two goals in a 4-0 victory over East Hartford.

Michelle DeSanti, Mercy-Middletown: Scored two goals in a 3-0 victory over Sacred Heart-Hamden. Kelly Doolittle, Bristol Eastern: Scored and had an assist in a 4-0 victory over Maloney-Meriden. Mary Ferketic, Conard-West Hartford: Scored the only goal in a victory over Wethersfield. Nicole Grimaldi, Newington: Scored three goals in a 5-0 victory over Platt-Meriden. Libby Hamlin, Rockville: Scored the only goal in a victory over E.O.

Smith-Storrs. Kat Howroyd, Manchester: Scored three goals in a 5-1 victory over New Britain. FIELD HOCKEY Lauren Bossie, Haddam-Killingworth: Scored the only goal in a victory over North Branford. Abby Healy, Simsbury: Scored the only goal in a victory over Farmington. BOYS SOCCER CCC EAST South Windsor 4, Hartford Public 0 S.

Windsor Hartford Goals: Spieker, Nick Golman, Alex Danais, Jeff Sancho. Saves: Kessler and Chris Foley, Evol Greene, 9. CCC NORTH Glastonbury 1, Southington 1 (OT) Southington Glastonbury Goals: Kurzatkowski; Giuseppe Panajia. Saves: Tar- icani, Hollenbaugh and Adam Laplaca, 5. Manchester 4, New Britain 0 New Britain Manchester Goals: Lee (2), Ben Walsh, Osvaldo Soto.

Saves: Heredia, Spencer, 4. Simsbury 4, East Hartford 0 E. Hartford Simsbury Goals: Bayer, Drew Barrett, Jordan Papadinis, Rob Weber. Saves: Cohen, Ward and Tom Walton, 5. Of note: Three of Simsbury goals came on headers.

Barrett also had an assist. CCC SOUTH Bristol Central 3, Bulkeley 3 (OT) Bulkeley B. Central Goals: Ahmepevic (2), Luis Cabrera; Covino (2), Jeremy Salinas. Saves: Mach, Mauro, 5. Maloney 2, Bristol Eastern 1 Maloney B.

Eastern Goals: Fournier, Emanule Moyano; Norton. Saves: Nicholas Vumbaco, Rousseau, 7. Newington 2, Platt 0 Newington Platt Goals: Amato, Jose Cale. Saves: Gregor, Hicks, 3. CCC WEST Hall 1, Bloomfield 0 Bloomfield Hall Goals: Weinerman.

Saves: Steinberg, 10; Peterson, 1. Of note: Nick Cianci assisted on the goal with 22 minutes left. Weaver 3, Windsor 2 (OT) Weaver Windsor Goals: Bogle (2), Riccardo Corrolas; Chambers, Jason Walker. Saves: Reid, Dejong, 8. Wethersfield 0, Conard 0 (2OT) Wethersfield Conard Saves: Kara, Droney, 4.

ECC Bacon Academy 1, Windham 0 Windham Bacon Goals: Levasseur. Saves: Ross, Wilson, 6. Lyman Memorial 3, New London 0 New London Lyman Mem. Goals: Allefro (2), Ivan Villar. Saves: Zhiva, 12; Kelaher, 2.

REPS Avon Old Farms 5, Canterbury 0 Canterbury Avon Goals: Whitting (2), Jim Eichas, Nick Bonino, Matt Solomon. Saves: Tinsley, Schreiber, 1. Cheshire Academy 7, Watkinson 0 Watkinson Cheshire Ac. Goals: Labartino (2), J.T. Scanlon (2), Tevon Levien, Adam Gabbard, own goal.

Saves: 12; Quist, 5. Christian Heritage 2, 0 C. Heritage Goals: Hutton, Hector Alicea. Saves: Thompson, Deckert, 8. Loomis Chaffee 5, Trinity-Pawling 1 T-Pawling Loomis Goals: Krivad; McCarthy, Max Wasserman, Ethan Galiette, Greg Zuboff, Drew Snider.

Saves: Johnson, Margulies, 3. Marvelwood 3, ASD 2 Marvelwood ASD Goals: Falkoff, Devin Daio, Matt Miron; Harris, Eric Klockowski. Saves: Gins, 15; Head, 23. Westminster 2, Choate 0 Choate Westminster Goals: Utzig, David Earl. Saves: Winter, Doherty, 3.

Wilbraham 7, Suffield Academy 3 Suffield Wilbraham Goals: Martini (2), Harrison Jaffee; Balicki (3), Matt Pentkowski, Jared Falconer, Sean McGrath, Stephano Williams. Saves: Boyle, 11; Tuohey and Casey Marini, 4. GIRLS SOCCER CCC EAST Rockville 1, E.O. Smith 0 E.O. Smith Rockville Goals: Hamlin.

Saves: Shelby Little, DiDio, 9. South Windsor 7, Hartford Public 0 Hartford S. Windsor Goals: Neiswanger (2), Maria Karahalios, Kelly Wallace, Kelly Moran, Amber Casiano, Lauren Keilich. Saves: Whittingham, Momnie, 0. CCC NORTH Glastonbury 2, Southington 1 Glastonbury Southington Goals: Courtemanche, Taryn Lagasse; Edwards.

Saves: Hinchey, Braziel, 3. Manchester 5, New Britain 1 Manchester New Britain Goals: Howroyd (3), Kayla Wilke, Sara Nagle; Gedraitis. Saves: Gates, Cyr and Briana Kinsey, 6. Simsbury 4, East Hartford 0 Simsbury E. Hartford Goals: Davis (2), Megan Sanfillippo, Kristen Piorun.

Saves: Jillian Kelley and Celine Valentin, Shaquanda Adgers and Renae James, 11. CCC SOUTH Bristol Eastern 4, Maloney 0 Eastern Maloney Goals: goal (2), Jess Carrier, Kelly Doolittle. Saves: Burke, Belcourt, 9. Of note: Doolittle also had an assist. Bristol Central 8, Bulkeley 0 Central Bulkeley Goals: Gienty (2), Jenna Michaud (2), Katrina Fortier (2), Miranda Nocera, Caitlin Riordan.

Saves: Webster, Jessica Collin and Amber Clovetsky, Cousins, 7, Tatiana Salmeron, 0. Newington 5, Platt 0 Platt Newington Goals: Grimaldi (3), Ashley Perkoski, Marisa Tancredi. Saves: Arielle Smith, McMahon and Michelle Gagnon, 5. CCC WEST Conard 1, Wethersfield 0 Conard Wethersfield Goals: Ferketic. Saves: Abby Stohler, Ambrogio, 9.

Hall 6, Bloomfield 1 Hall Bloomfield Goals: Leroy (3), Alison Guterman, Margaux LeBuffe, Caitlin McGeary; Lopez. Saves: Alison Goldberg and Melissa Grello, Harris and Brenda Dixon, 21. Windsor 10, Weaver 0 Windsor (1-5) Weaver Goals: Hansen (3), Cheyanne Clark (2), Carey Thomas (2), Jessica Dvorak, Melissa Lepak, Leigh-Ann Jag- gon. Saves: LaCafta, Campbell, 25. SCC Mercy 3, Sacred Heart 0 S.

Heart Mercy Goals: DeSanti (2), Amanda Varrichio. Saves: Coady, 16; Kunkel, 9. PREPS Hamden Hall 2, Watkinson 1 Hamden Hall Watkinson Goals: Clark (2); Pelletier. Saves: Virgilio, Faulkner, 9. Kent 0, Westminster 0 Westminster Kent Saves: Dymarczyk, 11; Bennett, 13.

Kingswood-Oxford 4, Canterbury 1 Kingswood Canterbury Goals: Leopold (2), Kathryn Parry, Rachel Shea; Bell. Saves: Bhagat, Galvin, 10. Loomis Chaffee 4, Choate 0 Loomis Choate Goals: Alvarez (2), Chelsea Hunter, Kyla Woodhouse. Saves: Meredith Bitterman, Weiner, 11. Miss 1, Suffield Academy 1 Miss (0-2-2) Suffield Ac.

Goals: Kawalick; Nai. Saves: Ruskin and Ana Calciano, Mangiafico, 12. FIELD HOCKEY SHORELINE Haddam-Killingworth 1, North Branford 0 NB HK Goals: Bossie. Saves: Courtney Brown, 15; Van Huysen, 10. Of note: HK coach Patsy Kamercia won her 300th career game.

PREPS Loomis Chaffee 3, Kingswood-Oxford 1 Kingswood Loomis Goals: McGraw; Dziengelewski (2), Alyssa Boehm. Saves: Little and Kate Bonnell, 8. Suffield Academy 4, Miss 0 M. Suffield Goals: Zellweger (3), Page Hayes. Saves: Prescott, Tuthill, 4.

OTHERS Simsbury 1, Farmington 0 Simsbury Farmington Goals: Healy. Saves: Carey, Natale, 3. Stafford 3, Windham 0 Windham Stafford Goals: Breton, Emily Bourque, Ryan Morgan. Saves: Mattek, 16; Bedus, 3. SUDOKU PUZZLE Play Sudoku Sunday in NE magazine Monday in the Life Section Friday in Life magazine Because you want to know.

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