The Nonnewaug wrestling team defeated St. Paul Wednesday in a home meet.

Here is some of the action:

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Thursday’s results
BOYS BASKETBALL
Naugatuck Valley League
St. Paul 79, Woodland 47
Wilby 58, Ansonia 54
Kennedy 73, Oxford 61
Torrington 47, Naugatuck 46
Others
O’Brien Tech 49, Wolcott Tech 40
Amity 46, Cheshire 43
Crosby 84, East Hartford 79
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Naugatuck Valley League
Ansonia 56, Wilby 22
Sacred Heart 52, Oxford 41
Wolcott 48, Kennedy 42
Others
Crosby 45, Kaynor Tech 20
Mercy 67, Holy Cross 33
Shelton 40, Cheshire 37
Bristol Eastern 44, Platt 29
BOYS SWIMMING
Northwestern 93, Woodland 88
Barlow-Bethel 98, Oxford 73

BOYS BASKETBALL
Wilby 58, Ansonia 54: Wilby High’s Calvin Hicks had a team-high 15 points and sank two free throws with 12 seconds left to seal the victory Thursday night in Waterbury.
Martin Antoine sank a game-high 28 points, including five 3-pointers, for the Chargers.
Torrington 47, Naugatuck 46: Dontae Thomas scored his only point of the game on a foul shot with 10 seconds left, but it gave the Red Raiders enough to survive a basket by Naugy’s Avery Hinnant at the buzzer off a missed 3-pointer.
Kevin Dixon led Torrington (2-1) with 14 points and Nick Balducci had 12 on four 3-pointers. Hinnant scored a team-high 11 for the Greyhounds (1-2).
East Hartford 84, Crosby 79: Jorelle Jerrnigan had 21 points and Jaylin Palmer added 20 points for host East Hartford (3-0). Kerwin Prince had 18 points and 10 rebounds for the Bulldogs (2-1).
St. Paul 79, Woodland 47: Donovan Simes had a game-high 24 points for the Falcons (1-2), who picked up their first win. Mickey Meier had a team-high 11 points for the Hawks.
Kennedy 73, Oxford 61: Jay Turner pumped in 27 points, hitting 10 of 11 free throws, with five assists and three steals, and Matt Torres added 13 points for the Eagles (2-0). Charles Flowers paced Oxford (0-3) with 13 points.
O’Brien Tech 49, Wolcott Tech 40: Stuart Vargas had a team-high 13 points for Condors. Chris Speaker scored a game-high 27 points for the Wildcats.
Amity 46, Cheshire 43: Cole Griffin led the Rams (1-1) with 12 points and Aidan Griffey scored 11 in the SCC loss to Amity (3-1).
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Crosby 45, Kaynor Tech 20: Tiahna Pulliam netted 15 points, while Glorines Rivera and Destiny Rios each chipped in with 10 to pace the Bulldogs (3-1). Toyin Bilewu had nine for Kaynor (0-2).
Wolcott 48, Kennedy 42: Emiah Soto, Adrianna Ferrucci and Allie Leclerc combined for 18 of the team’s 21 fourth-quarter points for Wolcott. Shyan Perez and Javilet Soto each had 11 points for Kennedy.
Sacred Heart 52, Oxford 41: Aamya Rivera scored 13 points to pace the Hearts. Kelly Shpak had a team-high 14 for Oxford and Molly Sastrum added 12,
Ansonia 56, Wilby 22: Natasha Rivera had 17 points, seven rebounds and seven steals and Liz Wilson contributed 17 points and eight rebounds for the Chargers (3-1). JoJo Sanchez had nine points and six assists. Wilby (1-3) was led by Jonaria Garcia’s 13 points, including three 3-pointers.
Mercy 67, Holy Cross 33: Kameryn King had 22 points to lead Mercy (2-1). Alyssa Hebb and Ja’Lin Waters each had eight points to pace the Crusaders (0-3).
Shelton 40, Cheshire 37: Mia Juodiatis had a team-high 14 points for the Rams and Emma Watkinson added 13.
Bristol Eastern 44, Platt 29: Ciara Collins scored 13 points to lead the Lancers (1-3) to their first win.
SWIMMING
Northwestern 93, Woodland 88: Three Highlanders won two events apiece in their season-opening meet. Ashton Morrell won the 200 freestyle (2:00.61) and 500 freestyle (5:21.41), Cassidy Stotler won the 200 IM (2:19.56) and 100 butterfly (1:02.9), and Alex Beauchene won the 50 freestyle (22.62) and 100 freestyle (50.05) for Northwestern.

EAST HARTFORD 84, CROSBY 79
Crosby (3-0): Kerwin Prince 7 4 18, Rhamel Reid 1 2 4, Tyler Spears 5 2 14, Justin Davis 6 2 16, Jean Anasta 0 1 1, Jonathan Rivera 0 2 2, Markese Days 8 8 24. Totals: 27 21 79.
East Hartford (3-0): Jaquan Allen 1 1 3, Ezequiel Cruz 0 0 0, Jaidan Gilzene 1 0 2, Quinton Haughton 4 3 12, Khamren Howard 0 0 0, Jorelle Jernigan 6 5 21, DeAndree Kelly 0 0 0, Mark McCalop 5 3 14, Jaylin Palmer 8 1 20, Raquan Tompkins 4 0 10, Samuel Valentine 0 0 0, A.J. Douglas 1 0 2. Totals: 30 13 84.
Crosby 19 20 17 23 — 79
East Hartford 20 19 32 13 — 84
3-point goals: C — Spears 2, Day 2; EH — Palmer 4; Haughton 1; Tompkins 2; McCalop 1.
Highlights: C — Prince 10 rebounds, Days 10 rebounds, Davis 5 assists, Spears 4 assists.

WILBY 58, ANSONIA 54
Ansonia (1-2): Sheldon Schuler 1 0 2, Martin Antoine 11 1 28, Alfonso Smith 3 5 11, Glenn Hines 4 2 10, Devonte Weaver 0 0 0, Jalen Johnson 0 0 0, Seth Roselle 1 1 3. Totals: 20 9 54.
Wilby (1-1): Antawuan Black 2 2 6, Cyryz Smith 3 3 9, Calvin Hicks 6 3 15, Deshaun Wilson 4 0 8, Jeremiah Tripp 3 2 9, Rhakeem James 2 2 6, Jonathan Matius 2 0 5, Shariff Bilewu 0 0 0, Andres Urena 0 0 0. Totals: 22 12 58.
Ansonia 14 11 10 19 — 54
Wilby 15 12 12 19 — 58
3-point goals: A — Antoine 5; W — Tripp 1, Matius 1.
Of note: Smith 11 rebounds; Wilson 6 steals.

TORRINGTON 47, NAUGATUCK 46
Naugatuck (1-2): Derrick Jagello 3 0 6, Justin Barth 0 0 0, Gwayne Fisher 2 1 5, Keywan Edwards-Garris 3 0 8, Avery Hinnant 5 1 11, Jean Lukau Mbalandaka 4 0 9, Jay Mezzo 0 0 0, Shane Carey 0 0 0, Robert Sanders 2 3 7, Ese Onakpoma 0 0 0, Jesse Lanci 0 0 0, Michael Amankwah 0 0 0. Totals: 19 5 46.
Torrington (2-1): Dontae Thomas 0 1 1, Nick Balducci 4 0 12, Tyreek Davis 4 1 10, Joel Villanueva 1 2 5, T.J. Calabrese 0 0 0, C.J. Root 0 0 0, Zach McLaughlin 1 0 2, Kevin Dixon 7 0 14, Adam Vanotti 1 0 3. Totals 18 4 47.
Naugatuck 11 11 14 10 — 46
Torrington 5 19 13 10 — 47
3-point goals: N — Lukau 1, Edwards-Garris 2. T — Balducci 4, Davis 1, Villanueva 1, Vanotti 1.

ST. PAUL 79, WOODLAND 47
St. Paul (1-2): Will Barton 5 2 13, Tom Lorenzetti 1 0 3, AJ Brooks 3 0 6, Ryan Sulvester 0 0 0, Noah Waters 4 0 11, Christian Peterson 1 1 3, Kevin Ashworth 2 0 4, Donovan Simes 10 2 24, Jack Noli 6 1 15, Alex Partak 0 0 0, Joe Leoni 0 0 0. Totals: 32 6 79.
Woodland (1-2): Zack Bedryczuk 3 0 8, Mickey Meier 2 6 11, Nathaniel Smith 3 1 9, Trey Mastropietro 3 0 8, Tyler Bulinski 1 0 2, Jason Palmieri 1 0 2, Nathan Bodnar 1 0 3, Rob Moriarty 0 0 0, Stephen Persico 0 0 0, Joseph Giuliani 1 0 2, Nick DeLucia 0 2 2 Totals: 15 9 47.
St. Paul 11 21 24 23 — 79
Woodland 15 7 13 12 — 47
3-point goals: W — Bedryczuk 2, Meier 1, Mastropieto 2, Smith 2, Bodnar 1; SP — Lorenzetti 1, Waters 3, Simes 2, Noli 2.

O’BRIEN TECH 49, WOLCOTT TECH 40
O’Brien Tech (2-1): Rodriguez 2 0 4, Jameson 2 2 6, Champagne 0 0 0, Vargas 6 0 13, Colon 3 0 6, Moore 4 0 8, Rogers 0 0 0, James 3 0 6, Gonzalez 3 0 6. Totals: 23 2 49.
Wolcott Tech (1-2): Schaer 0 0 0, Petersen 0 0 0, Fogarty 2 0 5, Tyrian 1 2 4, Ortiz 1 0 3, Miket 0 1 1, Chris Speaker 9 8 27, Sanford 0 0 0, Stockno 0 0 0. Totals: 13 11 40.
O’Brien 12 19 10 8 — 49
Wolcott Tech 5 7 11 7 — 40
3-point goals: WT — Fogarty 1, Ortiz 1; OB — Vargas 1.

KENNEDY 73, OXFORD 61
Kennedy (2-0): Kyle Brown 3 0 6, Jay Turner 8 10 27, Derek Yates 0 0 0, Kris Cora 0 0 0, Manny Beamon 3 0 9, Matt Torres 5 1 13, Dimitri Calle 0 0 0, Synciere Dozier 4 0 9, Jaquane Jones 3 1 7, Khazirr Norwood 1 0 2, Aaron Brioso 0 0 0. Totals: 27 12 73.
Oxford (0-3): Nick Wheeler 3 3 10, Charles Flowers 5 2 13, Cayden Mitchell 3 0 8, Hunter Keller 3 0 9, Tanner Soracco 6 0 12, Pat Mucherino 3 0 6, Jared Pettinella 1 0 3, John D’Ambruoso 0 0 0. Totals: 24 5 61.
Kennedy 24 19 21 9 — 73
Oxford 16 19 8 18 — 61
3-point goals: K — Beamon 3, Torres 2, Turner 1, Dozier 1. O — Keller 3, Mitchell 2, Wheeler 1, Flowers 1, Pettinella 1.
Highlights: Jaquane Jones 8 rebounds, 6 steals; Manny Beamon 3 steals.

ANSONIA 56, WILBY 22
Wilby (1-3): Solmary Perez 1 0 3, Jonaria Garcia 5 0 13, Taylor Saunders 1 0 2, Jynia Gibbs 1 0 2, Shaxiria Baez 1 0 2, Tyla Hyman 0 0 0, Amiyah Vendazi 0 0 0. Totals: 9 0-2 22.
Ansonia (3-1): Liz Wilson 7 3 17, Natasha Rivera 6 4 17, Arianna Blackwell 0 0 0, Lilly Romanowski 2 4 8, Larissa Rodriguez 1 0 3, JoJo Sanchez 4 0 9, Jayda Sanchez 0 0 0, Tatianna Shuler 1 0 2, Kiyree Michel 0 0 0. Totals: 21 11 56.
Wilby 5 5 2 10 — 22
Ansonia 17 8 13 18 — 56
3-point goals: W — Perez 1, Garcia 3; A — Rivera, Rodriguez, JoJo Sanchez.
Highlights: Rivera, 7 rebounds, 7 steals; Wilson, 8 rebounds, Jojo Sanchez 6 assists.

SACRED HEART 52, OXFORD 41
Sacred Heart (3-1): Aamya Rivera 4 8 17, Brooke Ferrare 1 0 3, Paige Carroll 4 2 11, Hayley Tucker 4 1 10, Mikayla Mobley 2 3 7, Trista Caron 2 0 4. Totals: 17 14 52.
Oxford (1-4): Kelly Shpak 5 0 14, Molly Sastrum 3 5 12, Molly Smith 2 0 5, Jess Kondic 4 1 9, Maddie Sastrum 0 1 1. Totals: 14 7 42
3-point goals:SH — Rivera 1, Tucker 1, Ferrare 1, Carroll 1. O — Shpak 4, Molly Sastrum 1, Molly Smith 1.
Of note: Rivera 11 rebounds.

CROSBY 45, KAYNOR TECH 20
Crosby (3-1): Arianna Parilla 2 0 4, Daiza Rios 1 0 2, Iyanna Figueroa 1 0 2, Glorines Rivera 3 2 10, Amyah Benjamin 1 0 2, Tiahna Pulliam 7 1 15, Destiny Rios 4 2 10, Djeidy Silva 0 0 0. Totals 19 5 45.
Kaynor Tech (0-2): Antia Ozuna 3 0 6, Danielle Salvati 1 1 3, Krystiana Gonzalez 0 0 0, Claire Feledie 0 0 0, Toyin Bilewu 4 1 9, Digna Melendez 0 0 0, Bernie Hernandez 1 0 2, Se’Raya Steward 0 0 0. Totals 9 2 20.
3-pointers: C — Rivera 2. KT — none.

WOLCOTT 48, KENNEDY 42
Wolcott (2-2): Kalani Rodriguez 4 0 9, Emma Dadonna 0 0 0, Allie LeClerc 5 1 11, Adrianna Ferrucci 3 2 8, Vlora Alka 2 4 8, Ella Vaughn 2 1 5, Gianna Gervase 0 0 0, Olyanna Rodriguez 0 0 0, Emiah Soto 2 3 7. Totals: 18 11 48
Kennedy (1-1): Shyan Perez 3 4 11, Francielys Comas 1 0 3, Javilet Soto 3 3 11, Vivian Bunker 1 1 3, Amaryllies Rivera 1 0 3, Aniyyah Watson 5 1 11. Totals: 14 9 42.
Wolcott 6 9 12 21 — 48
Kennedy 10 9 15 8 — 42
3-point goals: W — K. Rodriguez 1; K — Perez 1, Comas 1, Rivera 1, Soto 2.

MERCY 67, HOLY CROSS 33
Mercy (2-1): Alexia Leon 5 0 12, Lilly Hedge 3 1 7, Kaila Lujambio 1 4 6, Naomi Cipriano 1 0 2, Kameryn King 7 3 22, Rachael Cipolla 2 2 6, Sophia Nankee 0 0 0, Alessandra Fronc 1 0 2, Lily Sokolowski 2 0 4, Sophia Finkeldey 3 0 6, Vienna Knox 1 4 6, Nicole Bauman 0 0 0, Maddie Carbone 0 0 0. Totals 25 10 67.
Holy Cross (0-3): Jasmine Thorpe 2 1 5, Allie Brown 2 0 5, Alyssa Hebb 4 0 8, Hannah Brown 0 0 0, Jenna Mowad 0 0 0, Nyasia Smith 0 0 0, Maeve Perrone 0 0 0, Nadia French-Graham 0 0 0, Ja’Lin Waters 3 0 8, Ashley Davis 1 0 2, Elise Pelletier 1 0 2, Alyssa French-Graham 1 1 3, Totals: 14 2 33.
Mercy 24 21 16 6 — 67
Holy Cross 12 6 4 11 — 33
3-point goals: M — Leon 2, King 5. HC — Waters 2, A. Brown 1.

SHELTON 40, CHESHIRE 37
Shelton (2-1): Kiera O’Connor 1 1 3, Maggie Howard 4 0 9, Gigi Gambion 1 0 2, Clarissa Pierre 5 0 10, Leya Vohra 3 0 6, Mackenzie Joyce 1 0 2, Reem Abdelhack 4 0 8. Totals: 19 1 40.
Cheshire (1-2): Kaylee Clark 2 0 6, Ariana Perlini 2 0 4, Mia Juodiatis 6 2 14, Emma Watkinson 5 0 13. Totals: 15 2 37.
3-point goals: C — Clark 2, Watkinson 3; S — Howard 1.

BRISTOL EASTERN 44, PLATT 29
Platt (0-4): Jaylena Gordils 0 9 9, Martha Chapman 2 0 4, Julia Misner 3 3 9, Jolexia West 2 1 5, Aaliyah Burnley 0 2 2, Totals 7 15 29.
Bristol Eastern (1-3): Paige McLaughlin 2 2 6, Julia Geddings 1 0 2, Ciara Collins 5 3 13, Sage Skerritt 3 1 7, Jordan Ouellette 4 1 9, Avery Arbuckle 2 1 5, Rachel Gregory 1 0 2, Totals 18 8 44.
Platt 5 6 3 15 — 29
Eastern 8 11 12 13 — 44
3-pointers: none.

Friday’s games
BOYS BASKETBALL
Naugatuck Valley League
Naugatuck at Derby, 7
Woodland at Holy Cross, 7
Torrington at Seymour, 7
WCA at Watertown, 7
Berkshire League
Wamogo at Housatonic, 7
Northwestern at Nonnewaug, 6
Shepaug at Thomaston, 7
Terryville at Litchfield, 7
Lewis Mills at Gilbert, 7
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Naugatuck Valley League
Seymour at Torrington, 6
St. Paul at Kennedy, 7
Derby at Naugatuck, 7
Watertown at WCA, 7
Holy Cross at Woodland, 7
Berkshire League
Housatonic at Wamogo, 5:30
Nonnewaug at Northwestern, 6
Thomaston at Shepaug, 7
Litchfield at Terryville, 7
Gilbert at Lewis Mills, 7
Others
Masuk at Pomperaug, 7
BOYS SWIMMING
Berkshire League
Nonnewaug at Shepaug, 4:30
Others
Avon at Holy Cross, 7

NORTHWESTERN 93, WOODLAND 88
200 Medley Relay: 1. Woodland (Patrick Zieba, Ryan Curtain, Jake Arisian, Joe Flaherty) 1:54.47. 200 Freestyle: 1. Ashton Morrell (N) 2:00.61. 200 IM: 1. Cassidy Stotler (N) 2:19.56. 50 Freestyle: 1. Alex Beauchene (N) 22.62. Diving: 1. Riley Clark (W) 237.6. 100 Butterfly: 1. Cassidy Stotler (N) 1:02.9. 100 Freestyle: 1. Alex Beauchene (N) 50.05. 500 Freestyle: 1. Ashton Morrell (N) 5:21.41. 200 Freestyle Relay: 1. Northwestern (Ryan Pereschino, Antonio Covelli, Ashton Morrell, Alex Beauchene) 1:39.91. 100 Backstroke: 1. Ryan Pereschino (N) 1:05.7. 100 Breaststroke: 1. Zachary Bertrand (W) 1:15.67. 400 Freestyle Realy: 1. Woodland (Noah Scott, Tyler Macdowall, Aiden Kennedy, Zack Arisian) 3:59.26.
Records: N 1-0; W 1-1.

JOEL BARLOW-BETHEL 98, OXFORD 73
200 medley relay: Barlow-Bethel, 1:50.97; 200 free: Canfield (BB) 1:48.81; 200 IM: Thomas (BB) 2:13.73; 50 free: Renda (BB) 24.48; diving: Koslov (BB); 100 fly: Gombas (BB) 1:01.34; 100 free: Kahn (BB) 54.66; 500 free: Frederickson (BB) 4:51.11; 200 free relay: Barlow-Bethel, 1:41.73; 100 back: Thomas (BB) 1:03.99; 100 breast: Domack (O) 1:13.56; 400 free relay: Oxford (Barnes, Wolyniec, Scully, Scully) 3:59.40.

It is crazy early in the season, but here are the leading scorers in NVL boys basketball:

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BOYS BASKETBALL
Naugatuck Valley League
Naugatuck 53, Derby 46
Holy Cross 55, Woodland 41
Torrington 85, Seymour 44
Berkshire League
Wamogo 66, Housatonic 48
Northwestern 57, Nonnewaug 43
Shepaug 83, Thomaston 52
Terryville 70, Litchfield 51
Gilbert 57, Lewis Mills 55
Others
Farmington 66, Southington 51
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Naugatuck Valley League
Seymour 56, Torrington 23
St. Paul 52, Kennedy 35
Naugatuck 41, Derby 25
Watertown 57, WCA 37
Holy Cross 61, Woodland 35
Berkshire League
Housatonic 37, Wamogo 24
Northwestern 49, Nonnewaug 26
Thomaston 38, Shepaug 30
Terryville 42, Litchfield 23
Lewis Mills 50, Gilbert 42
Others
Pomperaug 40, Masuk 21

Jordyn Forte netted a game-high 31 points and Chloe DeFeo added 15 to lead Watertown past WCA, 57-37, in NVL girls basketball action on Friday night to help the Indians remain unbeaten at 4-0.
St. Paul 52, Kennedy 35: Jade Udoh scored a game-high 19 points for the Falcons (4-0). Janessa Gonzalez also scored 18 points. Aniyyah Watson scored 15 points for the Eagles (1-3).
Seymour 56, Torrington 23: Sydnie Drezek scored a game-high 17 points for the Wildcats (3-2). Kiley Drezek added 16 points. Alyssa Maraia scored 13 points for the Red Raiders (0-4).
Naugatuck 41, Derby 25: Kayle Jackson had 11 points and Hailey Russell nine for the Greyhounds.
Kiara Swilling had 10 points for the Raiders.
Holy Cross 61, Woodland 35: Allie Brown led the Crusaders with 18 points. Hannah Brown chipped in 11 points.
Gabby Mastropietro scored 10 points for the Hawks.
Lewis Mills 50, Gilbert 42: Lauren Alvarez scored 12 points and grabbed six rebounds to help the Spartans hand the first loss of the year to the Yellowjackets.
Sammy Chadwick added 12 points and Abby Mills netted 11, including two 3-pointers.
Jill Wexler had a game-high 16 points for Gilbert and Dileysi Sarmiento added 12.
Northwestern 49, Nonnewaug 26: Emma Propfe totaled 26 points, nine rebounds, six steals and four assists to help the Highlanders remain unbeaten. Skylar DiMartino added 13 points.
Housatonic 37, Wamogo 24: Christina Winburn scored nine points to help the Mountaineers remain unbeaten. Justine Lago scored 17 points for the Warriors.
Litchfield 42, Terryville 23: Amy Roqi led the Kangaroos with 14 points, six assists and five steals. Tiffany Pires chipped in 10 points and Lauren Jacobs had 14 rebounds.
Pomperaug 40, Masuk 21: Molly Flanagan had nine points, 14 rebounds, three assists, six steals and two blocked shots for the Panthers and Cara McGettigan added 10 points.
Thomaston 38, Shepaug 30: Emma Sanson led the Golden Bears with 10 points.

BOYS BASKETBALL
Holy Cross 55, Woodland 41: Akili Evans and Kyle Lombardi had nine points each and Jack Greene added eight for the Crusaders.
Zach Bedryczuk and Mickey Meier had 11 each for the Hawks.
Torrington 85, Seymour 44: Tyreek Davis scored a game-high 19 points for the Red Raiders. TJ Calabrese added 15 points and Dontae Thomas had 13. Dion Perkins scored 18 for the Wildcats (0-4) and Ian Sadick chipped in 16.
Naugatuck 53, Derby 46: Robert Sanders scored 13 points and Avery Hinnant added 12 points for the Greyounds. Jahwan Cody had 14 points for Derby and Shymar Robinson added 13.
Gilbert 57, Lewis Mills 55: Dylan Crowley blocked a shot with 1.5 seconds left to seal the win in Winsted.
Ryley Weiss and Hunter Smith each had steals late in the game and fed Joe Brugmann (27 points) with baskets for Gilbert for the lead. Josh Schibi had 25 points and Aidan Sullivan added 21 for the Spartans.
Shepaug 83, Thomaston 52: Owen Hibbard scored 24 points and Ethan Hibbard added 22 to lead the Spartans. Keegan Daigle scored 15 for the Golden Bears.
Wamogo 66, Housatonic 48: Garrett Sattazahn scored 20 points to pace the Warriors in a road win. Zack Ongley had 15 pionts to lead the Mountaineers.
Terryville 70, Litchfield 51: Colin Bamrick led the Kangaroos with 16 points. Zack Rinkavage scored 15 points, Devonne Dao 13, and Dominick Dao 10. Jared Guilmart scored 13 for the Cowboys.
Northwestern 57, Nonnewaug 43: Colin Wilson had 20 points, Levi Delaney 11 and Treny Valliere 10 for the Highlanders.
Jarrett Michaels had 22 points for the Chiefs.

BOYS BASKETBALL
Northwestern at Pomperaug, 3
GIRLS BASKETBALL

Seymour at Derby, 2
BOYS ICE HOCKEY Guilford at Watertown-Pomperaug, 7:30
Cheshire at Glastonbury, 7:30
INDOOR TRACK & FIELD
Hillhouse Qualifier Reindeer Relays
WRESTLING
Berkshire League Nonnewaug at Thomaston, 10
Others
Bristol Eastern Quad, 9
Frank Chaves Invitational, 9
SACHEM Duals, 9
RHAM Duals, 9:30
Bethel at Oxford Quad, 10

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NORTHWESTERN 57, POMPERAUG 53
Northwestern (2-2): Levi Delaney 5 1 15, Pat Heuschkel 0 2 2, Owen Maltby 0 0 0, Colin Wilson 3 0 8, Curtiss Blische 4 0 8, Trent Valliere 4 7 15, Brandon North 3 2 9. Totals: 19 12 57.
Pomperaug (0-3): Dion Zhuta 2 2 7, Cam Collette 5 0 10, Andrew Doan 0 0 0, Michael Stirk 4 0 11, Dan Minchella 1 0 2, Jack Messina 0 2 2, Chase Breyer 7 5 21, James Ortale 0 0 0, David Satkowski 0 0 0, Spencer Dragone 0 0 0, Noah Fradkin 0 0 0. Totals: 19 9 53.
Northwestern 15 17 9 16—57
Pomperaug 17 17 10 9—53
3-pointers: NW—Delaney 4, Wilson 2, North 1; P—Stirk 3, Breyer 2, Zhuta 1.
Note: Breyer 10 rebounds.

SEYMOUR 38, DERBY 13
Seymour (4-2): Kolby Sirowich 2 0 5, Alyssa Johnson 1 0 2, Alyssa Cosciello 0 0 0, Bella Andrade 0 0 0, Megan Condo 0 0 0, Sydnie Drezek 2 2 7, Morgan Teodosio 2 6 10, Caty Ragaini 1 0 2, Jacey Cosciello 0 0 0, Izzy Calabro 0 0 0, Kiley Drezek 3 3 11. Totals: 11 11 38.
Derby (1-3): Christina Carloni 1 1 3, Madison Koval 1 1 3, Kiara Swilling 2 1 5, Lucy Lane 0 2 2, Isabelle Chevarella 0 0 0, Taylor Seno 0 0 0, Emily Borowski 0 0 0, Precious Perez 0 0 0. Totals: 4 5 13.
Seymour 12 8 3 15—38
Derby 4 5 4 0—13
3-point goals: S—S. Drezek 1, K. Drezek 2, Sirowich 1.
Note: S. Drezek 4 blocks; Teodosio 7 rebounds, 3 steals.

Levi Delaney and Trent Valliere scored 15 points apiece as the Northwestern boys basketball team defeated Pomperaug, 57-53, on Saturday in nonleague action in Southbury.
Brandon North added nine points and Colin Wilson and Curtiss Blische eight each for the balanced Highlanders attack.
Chase Breyer led the Panthers with 21 points. Cam Collette added 10.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Seymour 38, Derby 13: Kiley Drezek scored 11 points and Morgan Teodosio added 10 points and seven rebounds for the Wildcats.

ICE HOCKEY
Watertown-Pomperaug 3, Guilford 1: Troy Harwell had a goal and an assist for the Indians (2-0-2). Ryan Fleming made 35 saves.

By STEVE BARLOW
Two weeks into the season, the Berkshire League girls basketball race is shaping up the way most preseason forecasters predicted it would: a dogfight.
Lewis Mills, Northwestern and Gilbert were crowned the favorites and have lived up to that billing. And Housatonic has joined the conversation, too, by starting out 5-0 overall and 4-0 in the BL.
That ties the Mountaineers with Northwestern (4-0) for the early lead with Gilbert (4-1, 3-1) and Lewis Mills (3-1) right behind.
The Spartans got an important win Friday night when they staggered Gilbert with a first-quarter punch, scoring 20 points, and then held off the Yellowjackets’ comeback in the fourth period for a 50-42 win.
It came on the heels of a lackluster 38-24 loss by Mills to Northwestern three days earlier.
“We laid an egg against Northwestern, so to come back and handle this team was big,” Lewis Mills coach Al Ciarlo said.
Underclassmen like guards Abby Mills (11 points) and Lauren Alvarez (12) increased their point production against Gilbert, and Mills was able to shut down the Yellowjackets’ running game and 3-point shooting for most of the night.
While not happy with a first half that saw his team trailing, 32-19, Gilbert coach Gerry Hicks was proud of how his team responded after intermission. The Yellowjackets cut the deficit to only four with just over a minute left before their comeback ran out of gas.
“(Mills) took us out of our offensive flow and we were outrebounded in the first half,” Hicks said. “At halftime, I told my girls, ‘Show me what you’ve got,’ and I think they did. They came back and came back.”
The outcome left Mills and Gilbert both a game behind Northwestern, the defending BL champion, and Housatonic, whose early success might be a surprise to everyone except coach Steve Dodge.
“I didn’t count us out. (5-0) wasn’t a sure thing, but I knew we could compete with every team,” he said.
The Mountaineers start four seniors — Caroline Hurlburt, Sierra O’Niel, Christina Winburn and Madelynn Olownia — and are so balanced that they have had five different leading scorers in their five wins.
“No one is really going to know who to key on,” Dodge said. “You don’t know who the hot hand will be.”
Housy hasn’t faced any of the other contenders yet, but its next game is the battle of unbeatens with Northwestern. It comes after a two-week layoff, though, on Jan. 2.
Gilbert hosts Housatonic on Jan. 8 and crosstown rival Northwestern on Jan. 11, the same day the Spartans and Mountaineers clash.
Asked what lesson his team could take away from its first loss, Hicks said, “You have to come ready to play every night” — words all of the BL contenders should follow.