BASEBALL
Berkshire League
Northwestern 11, Nonnewaug 10
Terryville 9, Litchfield 3
Thomaston 8, Lewis Mills 2
Shepaug 3, Gilbert 2
Wamogo at Housatonic, ppd. to Thursday
Others
Watertown 5, Middletown 3
Crosby 13, Kaynor Tech 8
WCA 10, Wolcott Tech 0
Woodland at Wilbur Cross,
(not reported)
Abbott Tech 13, O’Brien Tech 3
Seymour 9, Pomperaug 4
Amity 1, Cheshire 0
SOFTBALL
Berkshire League
Northwestern 8, Nonnewaug 5
Thomaston at Lewis Mills,
(not reported)
Wamogo 16, Housatonic 0
Shepaug 21, Gilbert 4
Terryville 4, Litchfield 3
Others
Career Magnet 18, Ansonia 5
Derby 4, Platt Tech 3
Wolcott Tech 17, WCA 13
Kaynor Tech 12, Crosby 4
Naugatuck 10, Pomperaug 6
Trumbull 5, Seymour 4
BOYS TENNIS
Naugatuck Valley League
Naugatuck 5, Crosby 0
Watertown 4, Kennedy 1
Torrington 5, Sacred Heart 0
Woodland 5, Wolcott 0
Berkshire League
Wamogo 3, Nonnewaug 2
Litchfield 7, Northwestern 0
Lewis Mills 5, Thomaston 0
Shepaug 3, Housatonic 2
Others
Christian Heritage 6, Chase 1
Cheshire Academy 5, King 2
GIRLS TENNIS
Naugatuck Valley League
Watertown 7, Kennedy 0
Sacred Heart 7, Torrington 0
St. Paul 7, Crosby 0
Wolcott 4, Woodland 3
Berkshire League
Nonnewaug 6, Wamogo 1
Litchfield 7, Northwestern 0
Lewis Mills 7, Thomaston 0
Shepaug 4, Housatonic 3
BOYS LACROSSE
Wolcott 7, Bristol Eastern 3
Lewis Mills at Shelton, 7
GIRLS LACROSSE
Old Saybrook 21, Wolcott 5
Cheshire 12, Hall 4
BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Wolcott Tech 3, Maloney 1
Cheshire 3, Lewis Mills 0

BASEBALL
Naugatuck Valley League
Crosby at Derby, 3:45
Kennedy at Watertown (Deland), 3:45
Naugatuck at Wilby, 3:45
Oxford at Holy Cross, 3:45
Sacred Heart at Woodland, 3:45
Wolcott at WCA, 3:45
Berkshire League
Housatonic at Nonnewaug
(Municipal), 4:15
SOFTBALL
Naugatuck Valley League
Derby at Crosby (Municipal), 3:45
Holy Cross at Oxford, 3:45
Kennedy at Wolcott, 3:45
Sacred Heart at Woodland, 3:45
WCA at Seymour, 3:45
Ansonia at St. Paul, 4
Naugatuck at Wilby, 4
Berkshire League
Nonnewaug at Housatonic, 3:45
Torrington at New Milford, 4
BOYS TENNIS
Berkshire League
Wamogo at Housatonic, 3:45
Others
Litchfield at Farmington, 3:45
East Haven at Cheshire, 3:45
Pomperaug at Torrington, 4
GIRLS TENNIS
Berkshire League
Housatonic at Wamogo, 3:45
Others
Litchfield at Farmington, 3:45
Cheshire at Mercy, 3:45
BOYS TRACK
Naugatuck Valley League
Derby, St. Paul at Watertown, 3:30
S. Heart, Kennedy at Holy Cross, 3:30
Oxford, Woodland at Crosby, 3:30
Torrington, Wolcott at Naugy, 3:45
WCA, Wilby at Seymour, 3:45
Berkshire League
Wamogo, Housatonic at Nonnewaug, 4
Shepaug, Gilbert at Thomaston, 4
Terryville at Lewis Mills, 4
Northwestern at Litchfield, 4
Others
Cheshire, Hamden at Amity, 3:45
Cheney Tech Invitational, 3:45
GIRLS TRACK
Naugatuck Valley League
Derby, St. Paul at Watertown, 3:30
S. Heart, Kennedy at Holy Cross, 3:30
Oxford, Woodland at Crosby, 3:30
Torrington, Wolcott at Naugy, 3:45
WCA, Wilby at Seymour, 3:45
Berkshire League
Wamogo, Housatonic at Nonnewaug, 4
Shepaug, Gilbert at Thomaston, 4
Terryville at Lewis Mills, 4
Northwestern at Litchfield, 4
Others
Amity, Hamden at Cheshire, 3:45
BOYS LACROSSE
Pomperaug at Bunnell, 7
GIRLS LACROSSE
Bunnell at Pomperaug, 7
BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Wolcott Tech at Conard, 5

WOODLAND 5, WOLCOTT 0
Singles: Josh Powanda (Wood) def. Kevin Quinn, 6-3, 6-0; Dante Polletta (Wood) def. Alex Fishbein, 7-6, 6-7, 11-9; Austin Roberts (Wood) def. Zach Gladstone, 6-0, 6-2. Doubles: Nick Hudson-Devon Polletta (Wood) def. Brian Checo-Caiden Pilarski, 6-2, 6-3; Richie Weishner-Gabe Sousa (Wood) def. Jarran Barnes-Ken Hayes, 6-1, 6-3. Records: Wood 1-0; Wol 0-1.

TORRINGTON 5, SACRED HEART 0
Singles: Kevin Dixon def. Leandro Fernandes, 6-1, 6-1; Brett Stater def. Oliver Chen, 6-0, 6-0; David Teti def. Leon Washington, 6-0, 6-0; Doubles: Brendan Ciscowski-Jackson Keller def. Amari Brantley-Nelson Gomes, 6-1, 6-3; Joshua Hosein-Matthew Carr def. Ahmond Edmonds-Seth Drewry, 6-1, 6-1. Records: T 1-0; SH 0-1.

WATERTOWN 4, KENNEDY 1
Singles: Casey Butwell (W) def. Redjan Cipi, 6-1, 6-1; Ryan Butwell (W) def. Yasin Azizoglu, 7-6 (7-2), 6-2; Jackson Slattery (W) def. Joni Pasholli, 6-4, 6-1; Doubles: Braeden Gorman-Anthony Rybczyk (K) def. Jack Ryan-Evan Remiszewski, 6-4, 6-1; John Hughes-Aiden Moaddel (W) def. Aldin Sabovic-Keven Demiraj, 6-1, 5-7, 6-4. Records: W 1-0; K 0-1.

NAUGATUCK 5, CROSBY 0
Singles: Chris Cook def. Dylan Kinsella, 6-0, 6-0; Jared Montini def. Leonardo Silva, 6-0, 6-0; Jay Mezzo (N) won by forfeit; Doubles: Brandon Sampaio-Andres Maldonado def. Francisco Deleon-Mick Baiochetti, 6-0, 6-0; Jonathan Vincent-DJ Fine won by forfeit. Records: C 0-1; N 1-0.

WAMOGO 3, NONNEWAUG 2
Singles: Reid Turtoro (W) def. Jackson Baker, 6-0, 6-3; Nolan Turtoro (W) def. Jon Khazzaka, 6-0, 6-0; Cosimo Lovig (N) def. Pierce Cordeau, 6-1, 6-8, 10-6; Doubles: Devin Rhoads-Dominic Iannone (W) def. Tyler Wagner-Reece DeLeo, 7-5, 6-1; James Wolf-Zach Thompson (N) def. David Squires-Aidan Weik, 7-6, 7-6. Records: W 1-0; N 0-1.

LEWIS MILLS 5, THOMASTON 0
Singles: Harry Honig def. Chet Pierce, 6-1, 6-2; Sebastian Mucha def. Alex Thornberg, 6-2, 6-0; Anish Gupta def. Zach Boncek, 6-0, 6-0; Doubles Jeremy Richter-James Watson def. Ryan Jose-Bill Morrison, 6-0, 6-0; Jacob Magill-Ryan Muthig def. Connor Riley-Tyler Synett, 6-1, 6-0. Records: LM 1-0; T 0-1.

CHRISTIAN HERITAGE 6, CHASE COLLEGIATE 1
Singles: Simon Kopecky (Chase) def. Benton Parrish, 9-7; Cassey Rossel (C-H) def. Jack Li, 8-1; Oliver Zeng (C-H.) def. Joey Leszczynski, 8-2; Luke Moreveck (C-H.) def. Oliver Zhu, 8-0; Doubles: Benton Parrish-Cassey Rossel (C-H.) def. Simon Kopecky-Joey Leszczynski, 8-1; Oliver Zeng-Luke Moreveck (C-H) def. Jack Li-Oliver Zhu, 8-2; Miles Meade-Markwin Bristole (C-H) def. William Li-Andy Wang, 8-0. Records: Chase 0-1, C-H 1-1.

CHESHIRE ACADEMY 5, KING SCHOOL 2
Singles: Casey Kania def. Terry McGrath, 6-4, 6-1; Cam Davis-Kania def. Hugh Heutshel, 6-2, 6-1; Kartik Erodula def. Jason Lobe, 6-3, 6-3; Jacob Lebowitz def. James Davies, 6-4, 6-1; Mark Danes (K) def. Nathan Biller, 6-4, 3-6 (7-5); Dean Kaduboski (K) def. Aditya Sinha, 6-4, 6-1; Doubles: Kania-Erodula (CA) def.Jennys-McGrath, 8-3; Davis-Kania/Lebowitz (CA) def. Heutshel/Lobe, 8-1; Davies/Danes ( K) def. Biller/H. Yang, 8-1. Records: CA 1-0; K 0-1.

WOLCOTT TECH 3, MALONEY 1
(25-13, 25-22, 12-25, 25-20)
WT—Angel Lopez 3 aces, 33 kills, 3 blocks, 22 digs; Hunter Folland 31 assists, 1 block, 8 digs; Chris Speaker 6 kills, 4 blocks. M—Greg Peruti 9 kills, 8 digs; Jay Pagunz 26 assists, 8 digs.

WOLCOTT 7, BRISTOL EASTERN 1
Scoring: Wolcott — Max Flynn, 3 goals; Riley Meyers 2 goals, 1 assist; Oliver Flynn 1 goal, 2 assists; Adam Abelli 1 goal; Kevin Couillard 2 assists. Saves: Wolcott — Dean Bard, 18 saves. Records: W 1-0; BE 0-1.

CHESHIRE 12, HALL 4
Goals: C—Annie Eddy 6, Raegan Bailey 2, Annie Acquavita 1, Liney Dutchyshyn 1, Taylor Warburton 1, Sophie Cremo 1. H—Chase Gengras 1, Chloe Nordyke 1, Lola Smith 1, Anne Tulikangas 1. Assists: C—Annie Acquavita 3, Annie Eddy 2, Liney Dutchyshyn 1, Mikayla Crowley 1, Sophie Cremo 1. H—Chase Gengras 1. Saves: C—Sophie Kurtz 5. H— Maya Borden 10. Records: C 1-0, H 0-2.

OLD SAYBROOK 21, WOLCOTT 5
Goals: Wolcott —Adriana Ferrucci, 3, Ciianna Navarro 1; Hannah Francisco 1.

John Chacho had a triple, a double and two RBI as the Seymour baseball team defeated Pomperaug, 9-4, on Monday at French Park.
Austin Verab added three hits and an RBI for the Wildcats.
Matt Liedke earned the win in relief, allowing two hits with two strikeouts over three innings. Devin Mastrio had an RBI single.
Pomperaug’s Jeffrey Eisenbach had an hit and an RBI for the Panthers.
Watertown 5, Middletown 3: Colin Cronin allowed two hits and struck out four in four innings for the win .
Robert Johnston had a two-run double and had three strikeouts in relief.
Steven Phillips had a single and a double and a run scored, and Hayden Beauty and Zack Fenn both had an RBI single.
Crosby 13, Kaynor Tech 8: Josh Bologh had two doubles, a single and four runs scored for the Bulldogs.
John Maisonet scored two twice, and Elias Diaz-Padilla was the winning pitcher.
Devin Browne had a single and a triple with three runs scored and an RBI for the Panthers.
Northwestern 11, Nonnewaug 10: Levi Delaney earned the save and had three hits, three runs scored and two RBI for the Highlanders.
Noah McDonald had four hits and Spencer Green had a three-run triple for Northwestern.
Jarrett Michaeks had five hits, two runs scored and three stolen bases for the Chiefs.
Mitch Abramovich added three hits and three RBI. Joe Rupe added two hits and an RBI, and Evan Kachur hit a two-run double.
Thomaston 8, Lewis Mills 2: Isaiah Johnson allowed one earned run on six hits with five strikeouts in 5 1/3 inning to claim the win.
Ian Bethin tripled and singled, scored three runs and had two RBI for the Bears.
Alex Mentone added a run scored and two RBI. Andrew Colavecchio had an RBI double and scored two runs. Zach Stevenson added a two-run single.
Owen Lacourciere and James Gorski each had two hits for the Spartans.
Terryville 9, Litchfield 3: Anthony Pires had four hits and two RBI for the Kangaroos.
Colin Bamrick and Nick Ieronimo added two hits and two RBI each. Albert Molina allowed one run on four hits in 4 2/3 innings for the win.
Tom Brady and Jared Guilmart had two hits and an RBI each for the Cowboys.
WCA 10, Wolcott Tech 0: Tino Toucet and Andrew Petro combined on a five inning no-hitter with 11 strikeouts.
Will Carrillo had three RBI and three runs scored for WCA, and Jacob Torres added a double, a single and two runs scored. Jon Castro and Toucet each had two singles and two runs scored. Mike Matta doubled and scored twice.
Abbott Tech 13, O’Brien Tech 3: Xavier Gonzalez had three RBI for the Condors.

Samantha Mullin had a double, two RBI and three runs scored as Naugatuck downed Pomperaug, 10-6, on Monday in softball action.
Kendall Allen added a double and four RBI. Alyssa Ulrich had a triple and Meghan Schofield added two hits and two runs scored.
Autumn Ciccarella had three RBI for the Panthers.
Kaitlyn Flood and Christiana Stiber added two runs each. Rachael Ushka had two RBI.
Trumbull 5, Seymour 4: The Eagles scored three runs in the seventh inning to take a wild nonleague win over the Wildcats.
Alexa Adinolfi had three hits, including the game-winning RBI, and Kiley Barbagallo added two hits for the Eagles.
Lauren Haversat had two hits and two RBI for the Wildcats. Jacey Cosciello had two hits.
Derby 4, Platt Tech 3: Riley Miller hit walk-off home run and Alexis Enjem hit and RBI triple and recorded 11 strikeouts for the win.
Madison Koval had two hits and an RBI for Derby.
Kaynor Tech 12, Crosby 4: Danielle Salvati had a triple, a single and three runs scored for the Panthers.
Luz Matos had a single, a triple and two runs scored for the Bulldogs.
Northwestern 8, Nonnewaug 5: Jana Sanden had four hits, including a homer, and three RBI for the Highlanders.
Riley Webb homered and scored twice. Lexi Fortier struck out six.
Julia Lawlor had two triples and three RBI for the Chiefs. Ally Codianna added a home run.
Wamogo 16, Housatonic 0: Samantha Sylvester threw a one-hitter with 12 strikeouts and had a triple with two RBI for the Warriors.
Paige Mitchell had two hits, including a homer, and drove in seven runs.
Wheeler had a home run and four RBI.
Shepaug 21, Gilbert 4: Alexa McCarley hit for the cycle with six RBI, and Lucy Puskas had three hits, including a homer, and four RBI for the Spartans.
Anna King had three hits for the Yellowjackets. Penelope Rein added two hits and an RBI, and Hannah Crowley had a double and two RBI.
Wolcott Tech 17, WCA 13: Mary Dinice had two singles and two RBI, and struck out nine for the Wildcats.
Maura Nelson added a single, a double and three runs scored.
Michaela Scully scored four times.
Cheyenne Whidbee had three singles, three RBI and two runs for the Spartans.
Leila Lazaro added a single, a double and three runs scored.
Terryville 4, Litchfield 3: Tiffany Pires had eight strikeouts for the Kangaroos, and had three hits.
Alexandria Michaud added two RBI and Alexis Fitzherbert had two hits.
Anna Conaghan had an RBI for the Cowboys.

By JOE PALLADINO

For fans of NVL boys tennis, and you know who you are, be aware of a seismic change this season in how a match is scored. And by the way, it’s about time.

This new system will not only change how a match is scored, but also how a lineup is set, and it might provide more reward for a team deeper in talent. Here is what has changed:

This brings the NVL boys in line with match scoring across the state. The girls have not changed a thing.

“The support for this has been building the past few years with the coaches,” said Waterbury Career athletic director Ryan McDonald, who oversees NVL boys tennis. “It brings the regular season format in line with postseason tournaments.”

NVL tennis previews

There is another significant change: Previously, a match consisted of six singles and three doubles matches, and a player could play one singles match and one doubles. A team needed six players to complete a lineup, and a star player could dominate two matches for his team.

Now, teams play three singles matches and two doubles, and a player competes in only one match, singles or doubles, but not both. Now a full lineup needs seven players.

“It does allow another player to be involved in a match, and may create more opportunities for ghost matches with players not in the top seven,” McDonald said, “so you have more kids playing tennis.”

A ghost match is a non-scoring match. At Woodland Regional, for example, a school with six tennis courts, coaches can get all five varsity matches on court and still have a court open for a ghost match, or maybe more if other matches end quickly.

Instead of sitting around wrapped in blankets, more kids will play tennis.

The NVL girls have not gone in for this new scoring stuff.

“The girls coaches do not have any interest in changing their format,” said Woodland athletic director Brian Fell, who directs the NVL girls. “What they currently have in place seems to work for everyone, so I do not see any changes in the foreseeable future.”

Fell is only a partial fan of the new boys format.

“I do like the fact that singles and doubles players must now be unique,” Fell said. “It forces teams to be more well rounded.”

True enough, and the girls already get more kids on court, with four singles players, six doubles, for 10 over all. The girls play singles or doubles, but not both. No, the girls need not change a thing.

Except, the scoring perhaps?

“I prefer pro sets on a high school level,” Fell countered. “In my opinion, it is more exciting than best of three standard sets.”

Either way, you are now primed for a new season of NVL tennis.

Send comments to jpalladino@rep-am.com.

CONARD 3, WOLCOTT TECH 0
(25-11, 25-13, 25-14)
Highlights: C – Eric Youngstrum 10 kills, Ryan Roller 9 kills. WT – Angel Lopez 4 kills, 4 digs; Chris Speaker 3 kills, 3 digs. Records: C 1-0, WT 1-1.

POMPERAUG 14, BUNNELL 1
Goals: P – Katie Schenk 3, Camden Frissora 3, Jillian Murray 3, Mia Sullivan 1, Cassie Reilly 1, Madeline Mickune 1, Maris DiBeneditto 1, Jessica Evans 1; B – Mariana Trovarolli 1. Assists: P – Frissora 2, Schenk 1, Mickune 1, Evans 1; B – Morgan Reilly 1. Saves: P – Catherine Windover 3; B – Tatiana Wright 9.

Celestino Toucet tossed 6 2/3 shutout innings and Jacob Torres came in to strikeout the final batter as WCA defeated Wolcott, 1-0, in NVL baseball action at Washington Park in Waterbury on Tuesday afternoon.
Toucet scattered four hits and struck out seven, but had to come out after reaching 110 pitches.
The Spartans (2-0) scored in the fourth when Andrew Petro hit a leadoff single, was sacrificed over by Jonathan Castro, advanced to third on a passed ball and scored on a Will Carillo fielder’s choice.
Trey Nastri doubled and Brett Adams pitched a complete game, allowing five hits with nine strikeouts for the Eagles.
Woodland 6, Sacred Heart 5: Jason Claiborn had three hits and two RBI, including driving home Alex Kalntek with the go-ahead run to give the Hawks a walk-off win.
Colby Linnell went 3-for-3 with two RBI and Justin Butterworth struck out nine in five innings for Woodland.
Hector Alejandro went 2-for-2 with two RBI for the Hearts.
Watertown 15, Kennedy 9: Robert Johnston (double, two singles) and Steven Phillips (three singles) drove in four runs apiece to lead the Indians.
Hayden Beauty hit a three-run triple and drew three walks for Watertown.
Angel Colon had two hits, including a double, and four RBI for the Eagles (1-1).
Nonnewaug 6, Housatonic 2: Ryan Tomkalski allowed two hits for the Chiefs.
Evan Kachur had a two-run single and an RBI. Joseph Rupe had a hit and a run.
Caleb Shpur had a two-run single for the Mountaineers.
Derby 22, Crosby 1: Tom Abel had a double, a three-run homer and four RBI for the Raiders.
Alex Hickey added three runs and two RBI. David Chevarella had two runs and two RBI. Bryce Cotter struck out eight in five innings.
Jonathan Maisonet had two singles for the Bulldogs.
Holy Cross 11, Oxford 1: Austin Brown allowed four hits in six innings with six strikeouts for the Crusaders.
Connor Goggin doubled, tripled and had three RBI.
Corey Fappiano added two singles and two RBI.
Jake Biondo had two doubled for the Wolverines.
Naugatuck 27, Wilby 0: Zach Royka hit a grand slam and Mark Nofi scored three runs for the Greyhounds.
Dinover Comas doubled for the Wildcats.

Oxford 5, Holy Cross 3: Molly Sastram had two hits, including a home run, for the Wolverines. Autumn Mitchell added two hits, including a triple, and Sophie Gendron had a double.
Hannah Brown had two hits for the Crusaders.
Wolcott 31, Kennedy 0 (5): Kaitlyn Oullette allowed one hit for Wolcott.
Kayla Nuelan had two singles, two doubles, and a triple, and Madison Rotella added a double and two triples for Wolcott.
Jade Abdul-Lateef hit a grand slam.
Naugatuck 16, Wilby 0 (5): Kendall Allen, Meghan Schofield and Felicia Salvati had three hits apiece for the Greyhounds.
Nadia Cestari added a hit and three runs scored.
Alyssa Roberts had nine strikeouts in three innings, and added three RBI. Kayshla Diaz struck out five in two innings.
Seymour 20, WCA 2: Kolby Sirowich and Molly Adamo had two hits apiece, and Jenna Geffert tossed a three-hitter for the Wildcats.
Verannie Figuerido hit a two-run homer for the Spartans.
Derby 21, Crosby 2 (5): Alexis Enjem had four hits, including a homer, three runs scored and four RBI for the Raiders.
Enjem allowed three hits and struck out 11.
Cristina Carloni scored four runs and Olivia Ruggiero scored three times and had three RBI.
Maris White homered for the Bulldogs.
St. Paul 28, Ansonia 0 (5): Abby Poirot retired all 15 batters she faced, striking out 10, and had three hits for the Falcons.
Jess Persechino had four hits and McKenzie Gauthier three for St. Paul.
Woodland 19, Sacred Heart 0: Riley Kane didn’t allow a hit and struck out nine, and had a homer and three RBI for the Hawks.
Cassidy Doiron had two doubles, a single, two RBI and two runs scored.
Kylie Bulinski singled and doubled for six RBI. Isabella Kraemer added a single, a double and two RBI.
New Milford 19, Torrington 6: Olivia Casa hit a single, a double, a triple and had two RBI for the Green Wave.
Skylar Schaab added a single, a double and two RBI.
Alyssa Dowd and Dana Ciscowski both had a single and double each for the Raiders. Marissa Burger added two singles.

GIRLS TENNIS
Housatonic 4, Wamogo 3: Mountaineers doubles teams of Anna Coon-Maddie Dekker, Elaine Dekker-Neve O’Connell and Marijke Stiffler-Sarah Upson dropped just two games between them in a victory over the Warriors.

BOYS TENNIS
Wamogo 4, Housatonic 1: Warriors doubles team of Dominic Innone-David Squires and Garrett Oliver-Aidan Weik lost a single game between them in a win over the Moutaineers.

GIRLS TRACK
Raquel Rosa won the 100 (12.7), 400 (1:01.2) and 200 (26.1), and Sage Parker won the javelin (79-2), discus (55-2) and shot put (27-2) as Holy Cross swept Sacred Heart (89-59) and Kennedy (100-39).
Jenna French won the 800 (2:39.0), 1,600 (5:47.6) and 3,200 (13:11.2) for Sacred Heart, which beat Kennedy 66-61.
Olivia Lombardi won the long jump (15-5), triple jump (32-8) and high jump (5-2) to help Oxford salvage a tri-meet split with a win over Crosby (100-29) and a loss to Woodland (81.5-64.5). Woodland defeated Crosby, 123-18.
Morgan Dodge won the 100-hurdles (17.1), 300-hurdles (51.4), long jump (15-8) and javelin (92-1) to lead Watertown to a sweep of St. Paul (127-18) and Derby (116-34). Derby topped St. Paul, 69-55.

BOYS TRACK
Nate Pinette won the 300 hurdles(52.0) and long jump (15-9) and Tyson Hall won the 100 (12.9) and high jump (5-6) for the Spartans.

GIRLS LACROSSE
Pomperaug 14, Bunnell 1: Camden Frissora had three goals and and two assists to lead the Panthers. Jillian Murray and Katie Schenk also recorded hat tricks.

WAMOGO 4, HOUSATONIC 1
Singles: Reid Turtoro (W) def. Micah Matsudaira (H) 6-2, 6-4; Nolan Turtoro (W) def. Ian Danforth-Gold (H) 6-2, 6-4; Harrison Tillou (H) def. Pierce Cordeau (W) 6-1, 7-5. Doubles: Dominic Innone -David Squires (W) def. Matt Chin-Anthony Fenn (H) 7-5, 6-2; Garrett Oliver-Aidan Weik (W) def. Austin Bayer-Ethan Fenn (H) 6-4, 4-6, 10-7.

HOUSATONIC 4, WAMOGO 3
Singles: Sayde Paulson (H) def. Jona Mucka 6-2, 6-2; Jackie Weik (W) def. Ella Matsudaira 2-6, 6-3, 14-12; Aleigha Mason (W) def. Abby Larson 6-2, 6-3; Savannah Roode (W) def. Lilly Bibro 6-4, 6-4. Doubles: Anna Coon-Maddie Dekker (H) def. Michelle Korn-Alda Mucka 6-0, 6-1; Elaine Dekker-Neve O’Connell (H) def. Hope Barrante-Molly D’Angelo 6-0, 6-1; Marijke Stiffler-Sarah Upson (H) def. Bella Dione-Ella Desmond 6-0, 6-0.

HOLY CROSS 89, SACRED HEART 59
HOLY CROSS 100, KENNEDY 39
SACRED HEART 66, KENNEDY 61
4×800: Sacred Heart (Bavin, Ferrare, DaSilva, Creavan) 12:16.4; 4×100: Holy Cross (McIntosh, M. Diorio, Rivers, French-Graham) 57.1; 100H Howard (HC) 18.7; 100: Rosa (HC) 12.7; 1,600: French (SH) 5:47.6; 400: Rosa (HC) 61.2;300H: Snow (HC) 55.3; 800: French (SH) 2:39.0; 200: Rosa (HC) 26.1; 3,200: French (SM) 13:11.2; 4×400: Sacred Heart 5:22.1 (Ferrare, Victoria, Ashlyn, French); Discus: Parker (HC) 55-2; Javelin: Parker (HC) 79-2; Shot Put: Parker (HC) 27-2; Pole Vault: Bunker (K) 7-0; Long Jump: Stone (SH) 11-9.5; Triple Jump: Stone (SH) 25-9; High Jump: Howard (HC) 4-4. Records: HC 2-0, SH 1-1, K 0-2.

WOODLAND 81.5, OXFORD 64.5
WOODLAND 123, CROSBY 18
OXFORD 100, CROSBY 29
4×800: Woodland (C. Poulos, K. Poulos, J. Brotherton, E. Slavin) 10:54.36; 4×100: Oxford (J. Kondic, K. Wickenheisser, L. Chmiel, N. Pavia) 53.95; 100H: A. Lopes (C) 20.0; 100: K. Wickenheisser (O) 13.7; 1,600: E. Slavin (W) 5:49.10; 400: J. Kondic (O) 64.0; 300H: A. Lopes (C) 60.1; 800: C. Poulos (W) 2:42.30; 200: K. Wickenheisser (O) 28.6; 3,200: E. Slavin (W) 12:38.30; 4×400: Woodland (Brennan, K. Poulos, Laliberte, Pochailos) 4:42.60; Shot Put: J. Michie (W) 35-10; Discus: N. Mesidior (O) 79-0; Javelin: N. Mesdior (O) 80-11; Long Jump: O. Lombardi (O) 15-5; Triple Jump: O. Lombardi (O) 32-8; High Jump: O. Lombardi (O) 5-2; Pole Vault: H. Bernier (W) 7-0. Records: W 2-0, O 1-1, C 0-2.

WATERTOWN 116, DERBY 34
WATERTOWN 127, ST. PAUL 18
DERBY 69, ST. PAUL 55
4×100: Watertown (Egan, Polletta, Guerrera, LaCapra) 55.7; 4×400: Watertown (DiStefano, Gallagher, Zaccagnini, LaCapra) 4:44; 4×800: Watertown (Daigneault, Kyle, Thrall, Zaccagnini) 10:53; 100: E.Egan (W) 14.7; 200: T.McKnight (D) 31.1; 400: C.Ngaopraseutsack (D)67.6; 800: E.Zaccagnini (W) 2:36; 1,600: S.Hanock (D) 6:06; 3,200: S.Hanock (D) 13:11; 100H: M.Dodge (W) 17.1; 300H: M.Dodge (W) 51.4; Shot Put: E.Deptula (W) 26-1; Discus: E.Deptula (W) 94-9; Javelin: M.Dodge (W) 92-1; Long Jump: M.Dodge (W) 15-8; Triple Jump: K.DeJesus (W) 32-3.5. High Jump: E.Egan (W) 4-6. Pole Vault: K.DeJesus (W) 8-0. Records: W 2-0, D 1-1, SP 0-2.

TORRINGTON 82, NAUGATUCK 68
NAUGATUCK 82.5, WOLCOTT 65.5
TORRINGTON 96, WOLCOTT 53
4×800: N (Diaz, Jackson, Kropo, J. Murphy), 11:06.5; 4×100: T (Estefani, Jones, Hamzy, Goodwin), 53.9; 100 hurdles: Neretich (N) 16.9; 100: Goodwin (T) 12.9; 1600: Rodrigues (W) 5:27.3; 400: Diaz (N) 66.8; 300 hurdles: Murphy (N) 51.5; 800: McCarthy (T) 2:46.79; 200: Goodwin (T) 28.6; 3200: Rodrigues (W) 11:46; 4×400: N (Dudek, Cruz, Lyons, Kropo), 4:40.7; Javelin: Shannon (W) 94-10; Shot put: Battitsta (T) 29-11; Discus: Luba (T) 67-2; Long jump: Rieviezzo (W) 13-9.5; High jump: LeClerk (W), Reginatti (T) 4-4 (tie); Triple jump: Reginatto (T) 29-8; Pole vault: Soubannarath (N) 7-6. Records: T 2-0; N 1-1; W 0-2.

LEWIS MILLS 104, TERRYVILLE 34
4×800: Lewis Mills (Allison Moore, Amy Crossman, Madeline Croiger, Celina Daigle) 12:35; 100H: Alyse Pasqualini (LM) 17.23; 100:Hope Maher (LM) 13.6; 1600: Katie Deforest (T) 5:51.6; 4×100: Lewis Mills (Hope Maher, Lauren Searle, Jaime Jackson & Madeline Croiger) 56.4; 400: Cara Casida (LM) 72.8; 300H:Celina Daigle (LM) 50.9; 800:Katie Deforest (T) 2:42; 200:Hope Maher (LM) 28.5; 3200:Amy Crossman (LM) 15:12; 4×400: Lewis Mills (Lauren Searle, Cara Casida, Alyse Pasqualini & Celina Daigle) 4:45; HJ:Madeline Croiger (LM) 4’8.0; LJ: Lauren Searle (LM) 13’4.0; TJ:Cassie McCarthy (T) 25’0.0PV:Emily Eichner (LM) 6’0.0; Shot:Sydney Mello (LM) 34’8.0; Disc:Sydney Mello (LM) 84’0.0; Jav:Sydney Mello (LM) 91’0. Records: LM 1-0, T 0-1.

NORTHWESTERN 104, LITCHFIELD 44
4×800: Northwestern (Sharon Briere, Maggie Antwaha, Kaelyn Gallaway, Isabel Gregor), 13:22; 4×100: Litchfield (Annabelle Shanks, Rachel Leigh, Kyleigh Dyer, Jerimina Prenoveau ), 54.75; 4×400: Litchfield (Kenyon Prenoveau , Dyer, Ashlyn Tranquillo, Kadija Crapo), 5:01; 110 hurdles: Allison Choquette (NW) 17.2; 100: Hannah Gibb (NW) 13.46; 1600: Sydney Dzenutis (NW) 6:10; 400: Gibb (NW) 1:04; 300 hurdles: Skylar DiMartino (NW) 55.6; 800: Dzenutis (NW) 2:27; 200: Shanks (L) 27.4; 3200: Dzenutis (NW) 13:28; High jump: Emily Whalen (NW) 4-6; Long jump: J. Prenoveau (L); Pole vault: Casidhe Hughes (NW) 7-0; Triple jump: Ally Danila (NW) 28-3; Shot put: Kyan Ryan (NW) 24-8; Discus: Kyan Ryan (NW) 72-7; Javelin: Aileen Lennon (L) 83-4. Records: NW 1-0; L 0-1.