KENNEDY 83, SACRED HEART 63
KENNEDY 75.3, HOLY CROSS 74.6
SACRED HEART 71, HOLY CROSS 65
4×800: Kennedy (Alex Brites, Aaron Lamar, Will Mahony, Michael Trinkely) 9:21.9; 4×100: Sacred Heart (Digi, Turner, Trugillo, Lopez) 46.3; 110H: Sebastian Rosario (K) 19.1; 100: Williams (SH) 10.8; 1,600: Alex Brites (K) 4:56.2; 400: William Mahony (K) 53.4; 300H Aidan Nixon (HC) 47.7; 800: Randy Desaulniers (HC) 2:09.4; 200: Williams (SH) 23.1; 3,200: Alex Brites (K) 11:17l 4×400: Kennedy (Phillips, Mahony, Trinkely, Scarlett) 3:53.4; Shot Put: Kyle Moser (HC) 44-05; Discus: Cepa (SH) 131-01; Javelin: Kyle Moser (HC) 126-00; Long Jump: Nelson (K) 19-06; High Jump: Nixon (HC) 5-06; Triple Jump: Drunnaman (SH) 37-09; Pole Vault: Esteves (HC): 9-00. Records: K 2-0, SH 1-1, HC 0-2.

WOODLAND 94, OXFORD 54
WOODLAND 100, CROSBY 50
OXFORD 80, CROSBY 69
4×800: Woodland (C. Schwarz, M. Falcone, C. Young, M. Iannone) 9:27.62; 4×100: Oxford (L. Braley, J. Pettinella, J. Kolveg, D. Adames) 44.89; 110H: E.Meade (W) 19.2; 100: M. Mathews (C) 11.9; 1,600: C. Slavin (W) 5:14.9; 400: E. Lewis (C) 52.1; 300H: E. Meade (W) 49.2; 800: E. Lewis 2:16.6; 200: M. Mathews (C) 23.7; 3,200: C. Slavin (W) 11:29.4; 4×400: Woodland (Krivca, Falcone, Filippine, Swanson) 3:52.70; Long Jump: J. Pettinella (O) 18-0; Triple Jump: C. Barrows (W) 37-0; High Jump: E. Manning (O) 6-0; Pole Vault: S Wolfe (O) 9-0; Shot Put: D. Pudelka (O) 41-1.5; Discus: D. Pudelka (O) 110-4. Records: W 2-0, O 1-1, C 0-2.

DERBY 77, WATERTOWN 73
DERBY 119, ST. PAUL 19
WATERTOWN 134, ST. PAUL 16
100: Z.Montgomery(D) 11.9; 200: J.Hale (D) 23.8; 400: J.Hale (D) 52.1; 800: D.Ottowitz (W) 2:11; 1600: S.Dodge (W) 4:58; 3200: S.Dodge (W) 10:57; 100H: J.Arnold (W) 18.6; 300H: K. Maloney (W) 47.6; Shot: D.Suma (D) 35-1; Disc: J.Silva (D) 97-8; Jav: M.Melendez (D) 109-5; LJ: Z.Montgomery (D) 20-7; TJ: Z.Montgomery (D) 43-2; HJ: Z.Wali, J.Hale (D) 5-8; PV: J.Shirk/L.Calabrese (W)11-0 4×100: Derby (Montgomery, Samoker, McLean, Abraham) 45.3; 4×400: Watertown (Caouette, Perugini, Giusto, Polletta) 3:46; 4×800: Watertown (Caouette, Perugini, Ottowitz, Polletta) 8:56.

LEWIS MILLS 101, TERRYVILLE 45
4×800: Lewis Mills (Timmy O’Sullivan, Michael Collen, Dan Muniz, Justin Cascio) 10:17.8; 110H: Nick Benvenuto (LM) 21.5; 100m: Tyson Hall (LM) 12.9; 1600m: Chris Deforest 9T) 4:55; 4×100; Lewis Mills (Greg Logan, Nate Pinette, Aidan O’Connor and Nick Benvenuto) 51.6; 400m: Gary (T) 59.1; 300H: Nate Pinette (LM) 52.0; 800m: Chris Deforest (T) 2:16.3; 200m: Andrew Roben (LM) 28.1; 3200: Justin Cascio (LM) 10:51; 4×400: Lewis Mills (Dominic Sadler, Tom Haviland, Jack Coward, Niko Rouskas) 4:41; HJ: Tyson Hall (LM) 5-6; LJ: Nate Pinette (LM) 15-9; LJ: Nate Pinette (LM) 25-9.5; SP: Jack Deeb (LM) 29-1; Disc: Luis Rosario (T) 56-7.5; Jav: Aidan O’Connor (LM) 130-6; Pole Vault: Michael Collen (LM) 8-6.

NORTHWESTERN 93, LITCHFIELD 52
4X800: Northwestern (Jack Icasczas, Chris Grenfell, Matt Hendrickson, Drew Kealg) 9:29.0); 4X100: Northwestern 51.6; 4X400: 1. Litchfield (Sage Sobek, Danierl Dieck, Zajans Crapo, Jonathan Dieck) 3:56.0; 110HH: Michael Neary (L) 16.6; 100: Ayden Fritz (NW) 12.2; 1,600: Josh Mangini (NW) 4:44.0; 400: Chris Grenfell (NW) 56.2; 300H: Michael Neary (L) 48.4; 800: Zachary Barun (NW) 2:24.0; 200: Jonathan Dieck (L) 26.4; 3,200: Josh Mangini (NW) 10:21.1; High Jump: Daniel Dieck (L) 5-10; Long Jump: Garret West (NW) 17-3.5; Pole Vault: Augie Hurtado (L) 13-0; Triple Jump: Ayden Fritz (NW) 34-3.5; Shot Put: Jon Chappel (NW) 34-2; Discus: Jon Chappel (NW) 116-7; Javelin: Colin Winider (NW) 143-2. Records NW 1-0, L 0-1.

NAUGATUCK 84.5, TORRINGTON 65.5
NAUGATUCK 126, WOLCOTT 21
TORRINGTON 113, WOLCOTT 27
4X800M: Naugatuck (Vople, Nofri, Marenghi, Daniel) 9:17.8; 4X100M: Torrington (Avallone, Pasquael, Hammonds, Estefani) 44.6; 100HH: Koslosky (N) 15.4; 100M: Akindura (N) 11.0; 1600M: Bendtsen (W) 4:52.4; 400M:Healy (N) 53.8; 300IH: Koslosky (N), 43.9; 800M:Volpe (N) 2:14.3; 200M: Estefani (T) 23.2; 3200M: Bendtsen (W) 10:52.6; 4X400M: Naugatuck (Kosloskym Volpe, Jacobs, Trowers) 3:50.7; JAV: Maldonado (T) 133-0; SHOT: Howell (W) 41-9.5; DISC: Bermas (T) 102-4; LJ: Healy (N) 20-0; HJ: Healy (N) 5-6; TJ: Pasquale (T) 39-8.5; PV: Koslosky (N) 12-6.

NONNEWAUG 126, WAMOGO 14
NONNEWAUG 98, WAMOGO 44
110 m H:Ryan Monteiro (N) 17.8; 100 m: Xavier Johnson (H) 11.8; 4×8: Nonnewaug (Kellen Herman, Ian Budrewicz, Vincent Glander, Mitchell Wilson) 11:13.6; 1600:Eddie Nicholas (N) 4:38.4; 4×1: Nonnewaug (Chris Ciarlo, Christo Jamo, Pedro Prates, Leo Scherf) 49.9; 400: Pedro Prates (N) 61.1; 300H:Mikael Gudmarasson (H) 48.0; 800: Greg Bastek (N) 2:19.0; 200: Xavier Johnson (H) 25.2; 3200: Eddie Nicholas (N) 9:52.2; 4×4: Housatonic (Xavier Johnson, Liam Money, Henry Lopez, Mikael Gudmarsson) 4:09.2; Shot:Leo Scherf (N) 38’3”; Disc: Leo Scherf (N) 109’5.5”; Jav:John Burtron (H) 125’8”; High:Mikael Gudmarsson (H) 5’8”; Long:Leo Scherf (N) 17’10”; Triple: Mikael Gudmarsson (H) 37’2”; Pole: Emilio Calvano (N) 7’0”.

BASEBALL
Naugatuck Valley League
Derby 22, Crosby 1
Watertown 15, Kennedy 9
Naugatuck 29, Wilby 0
Holy Cross 11, Oxford 1
Woodland 6, Sacred Heart 5
WCA 1, Wolcott 0
Berkshire League
Nonnewaug 6, Housatonic 2
SOFTBALL
Naugatuck Valley League
Derby 21, Crosby 2
Oxford 5, Holy Cross 3
Wolcott 31, Kennedy 0
Woodland 19, Sacred Heart 0
Seymour 20, WCA 2
Ansonia 28, St. Paul 0
Naugatuck 16, Wilby 0
Others
New Milford 19, Torrington 6
BOYS TENNIS
Berkshire League
Wamogo 4, Housatonic 1
Others
Farmington 6, Litchfield 1
Cheshire 7, East Haven 0
Pomperaug 4, Torrington 1
GIRLS TENNIS
Berkshire League
Housatonic 4, Wamogo 3
Others
Farmington 5, Litchfield 2
Cheshire 4, Mercy 3
BOYS TRACK
Naugatuck Valley League
Derby 77 Watertown 73
Derby 119 St. Paul 19
Watertown 134 St. Paul 16
Kennedy 83, Sacred Heart 63
Kennedy 75.3, Holy Cross 74.6
Sacred Heart 71, Holy Cross 65
Woodland 100, Crosby 50
Woodland 94, Oxford 54
Oxford 80, Crosby 69
Naugatuck 84.5, Torrington 65.5
Naugatuck 126, Wolcott 21
Torrington 113, Wolcott 27
Berkshire League
Nonnewaug 126, Wamogo 14
Nonnewaug 98, Housatonic 44
Gilbert 88, Shepaug 62
Shepaug 80, Thomaston 70
Lewis Mills 101, Terryville 45
Northwestern 93, Litchfield 52
GIRLS TRACK
Naugatuck Valley League
Watertown 127, St. Paul 18
Watertown 116, Derby 34
Derby 69, St. Paul 55
Holy Cross 89, Sacred Heart 59
Holy Cross 100, Kennedy 39
Sacred Heart 66, Kennedy 61
Woodland 123, Crosby 18
Woodland 81.5, Oxford 64.5
Oxford 100, Crosby 29
Berkshire League
Thomaston 105, Shepaug 47
Shepaug 104, Gilbert 36
Lewis Mills 104, Terryville 34
Northwestern 104, Litchfield 44
Others
Cheshire 90, Hamden 57
Amity 83.5, Cheshire 66.5
BOYS LACROSSE
Pomperaug 12, Bunnell 0
GIRLS LACROSSE
Pomperaug 14, Bunnell 1
BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Conard 3, Wolcott Tech 0

BASEBALL
Berkshire League
Thomaston 13, Litchfield 0
Gilbert 7, Wamogo 6 (8)
Northwestern 23, Terryville 18
Shepaug 16, Lewis Mills 2
Others
Kaynor Tech 11, Goodwin Tech 1
Bristol Eastern 10, Plainville 3
Cheshire 12, Shelton 0
Fairfield Ludlowe 16, Naugatuck 5
Canterbury 5, Cheshire Academy 0
SOFTBALL
Berkshire League
Northwestern 20, Terryville 5 (6)
Thomaston 14, Litchfield 0
Wamogo 20, Gilbert 1
Lewis Mills 11, Shepaug 2
Others
Wolcott Tech 17, Cheney Tech 4
Pomperaug 17, Watertown 5 (5)
Westover 27, Chase 9
Goodwin Tech 16, Kaynor Tech 11
Cheshire Academy 6, Kent 2
Cheshire 8, East Haven 5
BOYS TENNIS
Naugatuck Valley League
Watertown 5, Crosby 0
Woodland 5, Sacred Heart 0
Naugatuck 5, Wilby 0
Torrington 5, Holy Cross 0
Berkshire League
Shepaug 3, Thomaston 2
Nonnewaug 3, Northwestern 2
Lewis Mills 4, Gilbert 1
Preps
South Kent 4, Chase Collegiate 3
GIRLS TENNIS
Naugatuck Valley League
Holy Cross 5, Seymour 2
Naugatuck 7, Wilby 0
Sacred Heart 4, Woodland 3
St. Paul 7, Ansonia 0
Berkshire League
Shepaug 7, Thomaston 0
Northwestern 4, Nonnewaug 3
BOYS LACROSSE
Naugatuck Valley League
Watertown 9, Wolcott 6
GIRLS LACROSSE
Naugatuck Valley League
Watertown 14, Wolcott 8
Others
Lewis Mills 10, St. Paul 9 (OT)
Cheshire 20, Jonathan Law 6
BOYS GOLF
Berkshire League
Lewis Mills 195, Gilbert 233
Others
Pomperaug 173, New Milford 205
S. Kent 240, Chase 282. Wooster 321
BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Lewis Mills 3, Rockville 0

BASEBALL
Naugatuck Valley League
WCA at St. Paul, 4
Torrington at Sacred Heart (Municipal), 3:45
Berkshire League
Wamogo at Housatonic, 3:45
Others
Ansonia at O’Brien Tech, 3:45
Wilcox Tech at Kaynor Tech, 3:45
Whitney Tech at Wolcott Tech, 3:45
Joel Barlow at Oxford, 3:45
Watertown at Pomperaug, 4
SOFTBALL
Naugatuck Valley League
St. Paul at WCA, 3:45
Kennedy at Derby, 3:45
Crosby at Ansonia, 4
Naugatuck at Holy Cross, 4
Berkshire League
Thomaston at Lewis Mills, 4
Others
Southington at Conard, 3:45
Wolcott Tech at Sacred Heart, 4
Oxford at New Fairfield, 4
Waterford at Seymour, 4:30
BOYS TENNIS
Naugatuck Valley League
Sacred Heart at Watertown, 3:30
Wolcott at Crosby, 3:45
Woodland at Wilby, 3:45
Berkshire League
Northwestern at Wamogo, 3:45
Others
Pomperaug at Naugatuck, 3:30
GIRLS TENNIS
Naugatuck Valley League
Crosby at Wolcott, 3:45
Seymour at St. Paul, 4:30
Wilby at Woodland, 3:45
Berkshire League
Wamogo at Northwestern, 3:45
Others
Watertown at Nonnewaug, 3:45
Pomperaug at Newtown, 3:45
BOYS LACROSSE
Masuk at Pomperaug, 7
GIRLS LACROSSE
Pomperaug at Masuk, 6:30
BOYS GOLF
Berkshire League
Litchfield at Lewis Mills, 3
Others
Wolcott Tech at Grasso Tech, 2:15
Kaynor Tech at Ellis Tech, 2:15
BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Wolcott Tech at Hall, 6

Kaitlyn Flood, Christiana Stiber, Rachael Ushka, Liz Sullivan and Autumn Ciccarella all contributed an RBI in a nine-run second inning as the Pomperaug softball team defeated Watertown, 17-5, in five innings Wednesday in Southbury.
Ushka had three hits and Morgan Pietrorazio earned the win for the Panthers.
Northwestern 20, Terryville 5 (6): Ellie Olsen had four hits and four RBI, and Sydney Sanden had two triples, two singles and three RBI for the Highlanders.
Harley Jasmin had five hits for Northwestern and Raelyn Perregaux added a home run, a triple, a single and four RBI. Skylar Kelley also had two hits.
Tiffany Pires had a single and a three-run home run for Terryville. Jess Valenti added two hits and an RBI.
Wamogo 20, Gilbert 1: Mckenzie Hoyt had three hits and three RBI, and Mackenzie Harnett added two hits and three runs scored for the Warriors.
Sam Sylvester gave up three hits with 13 strikeouts and Cassidy Wilson added a single and a home run. Linea Budge tripled.
Anna King had a home run for Gilbert.
Lewis Mills 11, Shepaug 2: Mary Kate Cormier allowed one earned run with 14 strikeouts and had three hits and three runs scored for Lewis Mills.
Coral Gorack had five hits with three runs scored and four RBI and Makenzie Jones, Amber Madore, Chloe Brzoska and Caitlin Curran all had two hits.
Lucy Puskas had two hits and an RBI and struck out 13 for Shepaug. Hannah Lasky added a triple and single and run scored. Anna Sprong had an RBI.
Thomaston 14, Litchfield 0: Kaya Johnson had eight strikeouts for the Bears.
Westover 27, Chase 9: Kayla Surajnoth had a single, a home run and recorded seven strikeouts over 4 1/3 innings to lead Westover.
Lucy Bird had two hits and an RBI for Chase.
Cheshire Academy 6, Kent 2: Aliya Catanzarita had three hits, including a home run, and Brianna Bavaro added three hits for the Cats.
Mia Ferry recorded six strikeouts.
Goodwin Tech 16, Kaynor Tech 11: Danielle Salvati had three hits, three RBI and three runs scored for Kaynor.
Madison Sirois had seven strikeouts.
Cheshire 8, East Haven 5: Bri Pearson earned the win for the Rams with 14 strikeouts. Ariana Perlini hit a home run and Jade Barnes tripled.
Wolcott Tech 17, Cheney Tech 4: Katie Benedict led the Wildcats with a three-run home run, a triple, four RBI and three runs scored.
Benedict also struck out seven.
Maura Nelson added a double with two RBI and two runs scored.

Ryan Marconi’s two-out, full-count base hit scored Eli Pasternack with the winning run as the Gilbert baseball team rallied past Wamogo, 7-6, on Wednesday in Berkshire League action in Winsted.
The Yellowjackets trailed, 6-1, heading into the bottom of the fifth inning. Anthony Carfiro’s two-run single in the seventh tied the score.
Kevin Sullivan threw three shutout innings of relief, striking out five.
Marconi had a home run and Kyle Matthews added two hits and two RBI.
Sean Coffey had a double, a triple and two RBI for Wamogo, and he struck out 10.
Kyle Threlfall had a single and a triple, and Charlie Coffey added two hits and an RBI.
Northwestern 23, Terryville 18: Levi Delaney had three hits, including a triple, and scored five runs to lead the Highlanders.
Drew Warren added three hits, including a double and triple, with four runs scored for Northwestern.
Joey Grantmeyer had four hits and four runs scored. Luke Green earned the win.
Colin Bamrick had four hits, including a triple and three runs scored, for Terryville.
Albert Molina added three hits.
Fairfield-Ludlowe 16, Naugatuck 5 (6): Mark Nofri led the the Greyhounds with two hits.
Kaynor Tech 11, Goodwin Tech 1 (5): Deante Petteway allowed no hits in five innings, had three RBI and a walk-off single to end the mercy-rule game in Waterbury.
Josh Redding had three hits, three RBI, three runs and three stolen bases. Cody Wilmot scored three runs.
Kaynor’s defense played an errorless game.
Thomaston 13, Litchfield 0 (5): Andrew Colavecchio allowed four hits over five innings with eight strikeouts for the Bears.
Colavecchio also had three hits, four runs scored and an RBI for Thomaston.
Isiah Johnson tripled, drove in three and scored three runs.
Alex Mentone had a two-run double and Matt Fabiano scored three runs.
Ian Bethin had a two-run home run for Litchfield.
Bristol Eastern 10, Plainville 3: Jagger Duquette allowed one run on five hits and struck out six for the Lancers.
Jack Kozikowski had four singles and two runs scored. Noah Hickey added two singles and a double, scoring three times.
Canterbury 5, Cheshire Academy 0: Dan Graziano of Watertown had two hits for the Cats.

NAUGATUCK 5, WILBY 0
Singles: Jay Mezzo def. Kwabena Baah-Bentum, 6-1, 6-3; Andres Maldonado def. John Oquendo, 6-0, 6-0; Brandon Sampaio won by forfeit; Doubles: Jonathan Vincent-DJ Fine def. Justin Jacques-Chris Blau, 6-0, 6-0; Ray Hess-Brian Andrade def. Avinash Ballie-Smith Bernard, 6-0, 6-0. Records: N 2-0; W 0-1.

WOODLAND 5, SACRED HEART 0
Singles: Josh Powanda def. Oliver Chen, 6-0, 6-0; Dante Polletta def. Amari Brantley, 6-1, 6-0; Austin Roberts def. Nelson Gomes, 6-0, 6-0; Doubles: Nick Hudson/Devon Polletta def. Leandro Fernando-Seth Drewry, 6-0, 6-2; Richie Weishner-Gabe Sousa def. Almond Edmonds-Marquel Dolphy, 6-0, 6-0. Records: W 2-0, SH 0-2.

WATERTOWN 5, CROSBY 0
Singles: Casey Butwell def. Mick Baiochetti; Ryan Butwell def. Leonardo Silva; Jackson Slattery def. Francisco DeLeon. Doubles: Jack Ryan-Evan Remiszewski won by forfeit; John Hughes-Aiden Moaddel won by forfeit. Note: No match scores were submitted.

LEWIS MILLS 4, GILBERT 1
Singles: Harry Honig (LM) def. Robert Chen, 6-0, 6-1; Sebastian Mucha (LM) def. Tony Liu, 6-0, 6-0; Dimitry Mucha (LM) def. Gary Wu, 6-0, 6-0; Doubles: Jeremy Richter-James Watson (LM) def. Andrew Shi-Kevin Pang, 6-2, 6-2; Jack Shi-Eric Zhang (G) def. Alex Barth-Trevor Woolsey, 6-0, 6-0. Records; LM 2-0.

NONNEWAUG 3, NORTHWESTERN 2
Singles: Jackson Baker (N) def. Xavier Langendoerfer, 6-0, 6-1; Jon Khazzaka (N) def. Noah Hastey, 7-5, 6-4; Cosmo Lovig (N) def. Evan Wheeler, 6-0, 6-4; Doubles: Aiden Bannerman-Chase Sanden (NW) def. Reece DeLeo-Tyler Wagner, 5-7, 6-2 (10-6); Asher Kreske-Connor Wilhelm (NW) def. James Wolf- Zach Thompson, 6-2, 7-6 (7-1). Records: Nonn 1-1; NW 0-2.

SHEPAUG 3, THOMASTON 2
Singles: Chet Pierce (T) def. Drew Doerwald 6-1, 6-1; Alex Thornberg (T) def. Noah Levine 6-1, 6-3; Lane Faison (S) def. Zach Boncek 6-0, 6-0. Doubles: Zach Tibbatts-Blaine Tinsley (S) def. Matt Chin-Anthony Fenn 6-1, 6-0; Jack Abbott-Gabriel Taratno (S) def. Austin Bayer-Ethan Fenn 6-4, 6-2.

CHESHIRE 7, EAST HAVEN 0
Singles: Utsav Subramani def. Dan Murtagh, 6-0, 6-0; Yasin Tarabar def. Matt Gaudioso, 6-1, 6-1; Josh Goldstein def. Mateuse Wisznewski, 6-0, 6-0; Jacob Yale v Gabe Olszewski 6-0, 6-0; Doubles: Nate Pisani-Ben Fritz def. Joe Brown-Mat Divito, 6-0, 6-0; Christian Kjeldsen-Matt Pisani def. Devon Lopez-Minh Trinh, 6-0, 6-0; Nate Houle-Jacob Niebling def. Matt Battaglino-F. Boyuhul, 6-1, 6-3.

SOUTH KENT 4, CHASE 3
Singles: Simon Kopecky (C) def. Yunze Liao, 8-4; Jack Li (C) def. Harry Gao, 8-2; Caleb O’Kwan (SK) def. Oliver Zhu, 8-0; Rong Huang (SK) def. Michael Liu, 8-1; Doubles: Jack Li-Kopecky (C) def. Liao-Ockman, 8-4; Czernecki-Anair/Djurasevic (SK) def. Zhu-Liu, 8-2; Bonifasi-Dalton (SK) def. Yu-William Li, 8-1. Records: C 0-2; SK 1-0.

NAUGATUCK 7, WILBY 0
Singles: Sabrah Cegiulski def. Jiselle Dandridge, 8-0; Catarina Rego def. Alexia Cross, 8-0; Cristina Rego def. Julianna DiMichele, 8-0; Yahna Anchets def. Armanee Ricketts-Parker, 8-0; Doubles: Brielle Behuniak-Hailey Russell def. Sade O’Hara-Kayla Ireland, 8-0; Abby Lariccia-Natalia Paradise def. Octavia Fields-Alexis Watts, 8-0; Adriana Moreno-Alison Bodyk won by forfeit. Records: N 2-0; W 0-1.

WOLCOTT 7, KENNEDY 0
Singles: Kerri Rodrigues def. Ariana Panilla 8-2; Bella Piacentini def. Victorio Soto 8-4; Makayla Welton def. Angela Cip 8-5; Rachel Hubeny def. Maggie Calu 8-0; Doubles: Skylar Romsky-Elena Marciano def. Akia Appleby-Aminda Lika 8-1; Gabby Petroniro-Tiona Watts def. Sara Way-Bailey Dimasso 8-0; Kelsey Gillotti-Lojean Elsayed def. Mariha Ramsammy-Genesis Marcionga 8-0. Records: W 2-0, K 0-2.

HOLY CROSS 5, SEYMOUR 2
Singles: Julia Dzinski (HC) def. Zana Imetovski, 8-4; Claudia Iacomacci (S) def. Julia Flynn, 8-6; Jasmine Thorpe (HC) def. Taylor Nelson, 8-1; Michaela Bell (HC) def. Anna DeJarnete, 8-1; Doubles: Fiona Xhafi-Alyssa Cayabyab (HC) def. Rachel Moon-Kaelyn Brezina, 8-3; Delia Murphy-Samantha Miller (HC) def. Ariana DelJanin-Grace Manente, 8-5; Jada Mirabelle-Erin Smith (S) def. Parker Antilla-Marley Bunderenko, 8-4.

SACRED HEART 4, WOODLAND 3
Singles: Ava Longo (SH) def. Rachel Poulos, 8-5; Nhi Nguyen (SH) def. Kaitlyn Crosby, 8-2; Hannah Dombroski (SH) def. Ella Parker 9-8 (7-1); Jada Tramantano (SH) def. Morgan Swift, 8-6; Doubles: Doubles: Mia Piccalo-Alanna Carasone (Wood) def. Katie Brown-Najma Braddock, 8-5; Brooke Reilly-Alivia Vallejo (Wood) def. Ava Mullin-Janet Lliguizaca, 8-5; Theresa Sherwood-Julia Bodnar (Wood) def. Megan Arias-Alyssa Dyer 9-8 (7-3). Records: SH 2-0′ Wood 0-2.

ST PAUL 7, ANSONIA 0
Singles: Ximena Varela -Marin def. Kena Dudac, 8-0; Carina def. Idalisse Martinez, 8-2; Nicole Kempes def. Kaitlyn Caple, 8-3; Adriana Varela-Marin def.Busra Koc, 8-6; Doubles: Grace Carabetta-Lydia Feng def. Jeniel Xarayath-Ashmal Baig, 8-2; Tessa Rogers def. Alexa Carabetta def. Victoria Koenig-Madison Jankasuas, 8-0; Alexis Wozdusiewicz-Violet Rodriguez def. Tamia Esson-Nikota Jaworska, 8-2. Records: SP 2-0.

SHEPAUG 7, THOMASTON 0
Singles: Emma Kassis def. Emily Root 6-0, 6-0; Abby Gorra def. Bree MiClette 6-0, 6-0; Sydell Lecher def. Bella Guervera 6-0, 6-0; Taryn Crossley def. Gabi Verdosci, 6-0, 6-0; Doubles: Rebecca Racz-Mahelet Steinmetz def. Jenna McCarthy-Hannah Lawler, 6-0, 6-0; Carlye Gruss-Maya Missana def. Dariana Scougell-Kestral Wilcox 6-0, 6-0; Gabby Amato-Erin Bailey def. Abbie Lamy-Maddie Santomaria, 6-0, 6-0. Records: S 2-0; T 0-2.

NORTHWESTERN 4, NONNEWAUG 3
Singles: Sophia Rutherford (NW) def. Celina Pancrazio, 6-2, 6-2; Maria Hester (NW) def. Mariah Hubert, 7-6, 6-2; Abby Harwood (NW) def. Stephanie Davino, 6-4, 6-0; Alexa Burke (N) def. Aspyn Bean, 6-2, 6-3; Doubles: Sophia Cenatiempo-Olivia Hendershot (N) def. Sarah Swetz-Emma Cameron, 7-5, 6-3; Maddy Campbell-Alex Itter (NW) def. Mia Higgins-Kate Greene, 6-3, 7-6; Chloe Calo-Stephanie Disarro (N) def. Jill Keegan-Lauren Viets, 6-1, 6-1.

POMPERAUG 173, NEW MILFORD 205
at Candlewood Valley CC, par 36
Medalist: Mike DeRienzo 37, Pomperaug
Pomperaug [Dash] Tyler Flood, 43; Andrew Letendre, 45; Tommy Drumm, 48. New Milford [Dash] Chris Davidson, 47; Sam McDermott, 49; Jack Schipul, 54; Nick Davidson, 55. Records: P 1-1 (1-0); N 0-1.

SOUTH KENT 240, CHASE COLLEGIATE 282, WOOSTER 321
at Candlewood Valley CC, par 36
South Kent [Dash] Will Amory, 37 (medalist); Felikss Gavars, 48; Chad Schneider, 50; William Rinaldi, 52; Johnny Jin, 53; Chase [Dash] Josh Gilbert, 43; Stefanos Bilis, 50; Ben Goth, 62; Chris Ficeto, 63; Ritesh Vidhun, 64. Wooster [Dash] Todd Blamiers, 54; Patrick O’Brien, 60; Will Fandetti, 63; Moneisha Mohan, 72; Charlie Aspillaga, 72. Records: SK 2-0; C 1-1; Wooster 0-2.

LEWIS MILLS 195, GILBERT 233
at Fairview Farms
Lewis Mills [Dash] Colby Norton, 44 (medalist), Andrew LeBlanc, 47; Kyle Goulet, 56; John Ventres, 48; Gilbert [Dash] Connor Bailey, 48; Dylan Keith, 55; Hilson Liu, 47; Colin Dou, 83. Records: LM 1-0; G 0-1.

CHESHIRE 20, JONATHAN LAW 6
Goals: Cheshire [Dash] Annie Eddy 5, Liney Dutchyshyn 4, Mikayla Crowley 4, Raegan Bailey 1, Taylor Warburton 1, Annie Acquavita 1, Sophie Cremo 1, Grace Keaveny 1, Blaine Nageotte 1, Sophie Vaill 1; Jonathan Law [Dash] Laura Denigan 4, Katie McNalis 1, Eryn Mower 1; Assists: Cheshire [Dash] Annie Acquavita 3, Sophie Cremo 2, Raegan Bailey 1, Liney Dutchyshyn 1, Annie Eddy 1, Kendall Ugrin 1; Jonathan Law [Dash] Alie Gordon 1, Laura Designa 1, Erin Goodwin 1, Jordyn Konlian 1; Saves: Cheshire: Sophie Kurtz 1; Jonathan Law- Mary Lonergan 7; Shots: Cheshire- 31; Jonathan Law- 9; Records: Cheshire- 2-0; Jonathan Law- 1-2;

LEWIS MILLS 3, ROCKVILLE 0
(25-16, 25-16, 25-17)
Highlights: Lewis Mills [Dash] Tim Groleau 7 kills. Records: LM 1-1; R 0-2.

BY JOE PALLADINO
We grow weary of saying farewell.
On Wednesday evening, the city had a chance to say goodbye to Tony Hanson, the former Holy Cross High and UConn basketball star — oh why stop there, just say it, legend — who died last November at age 63.
A beautiful celebration of Hanson’s life was hosted at Holy Cross, and sadly, you didn’t show up. There were stories, a video, a slideshow, with anecdotes from former city stars, and another legend, former UConn coach Dee Rowe.
What does it take to get people off their butts in this town? If you won’t come out for Hanson, what it would it take to get you out the door?
It is on that note that we honor the passing of another city basketball star, the great Shellie Ferguson, who died last month in Florida at age 75.
The casual fan will not recognize the name, but Shellie Ferguson was a Wilby High star in what was the city’s golden age of scholastic basketball.
Ferguson was a Wilby star alongside another Wildcats great, Bobby Brown, no, not the Crosby Bob Brown, the Wilby Bobby Brown.
Ferguson and Brown, a couple of 6-foot-5 power forwards before the position was defined, were All-City and All-NVL stars in 1961. Wilby was the only school that placed two players on each team. Brown and Ferguson both averaged 20 ppg.
The other all stars were Reggie Maton of Crosby and Joe Ciriello of Croft. The player who rounded out the roster was that Sacred Heart kid named Billy Finn, who was, at the time, this city’s greatest player.
This wasn’t just the Finn era. It was the Billy Rado, Marty Sweeney, Carl Spencer, Butch Moore and Bobby Brown era. In the best era of all, Ferguson was among the best.
If you ever met Shellie then you met one of the best men of all, too. A UConn grad, he was a teacher and coach at Watertown High and a professor at Mattatuck Community College. Then he carved out a career in finance in Connecticut and Florida.
I used any excuse to call Shellie in Florida, and on one glorious occasion when Ferguson was home from Florida and Brown was back from Ohio, they invited me to lunch along with Joe Parisi and Tony Farese, great Wilby men all.
It was ever engaging to hear Shellie talk about his childhood friend and future NFL Hall of Fame member Floyd Little, when they staked out a spot on the Waterbury Green and shined shoes for fun and profit.
When Bobby Brown died in 2015, Ferguson spoke profoundly about his best friend. I looked back at that conversation and realized that what Shellie said about Bobby then, we can say about Shellie now. Ferguson talked eloquently about how memory fades, and heroes are forgotten.
“I think that is true of all generations,” Shellie said four years ago. “Kids today, everyone, loses some of that memory. People don’t know Billy Finn today, except for the award. They don’t know how he dominated and they don’t know about his greatness.
“They don’t remember Carl Spencer or Marty Sweeney,” Ferguson continued. “These are the guys who made Waterbury history. It is sad that we don’t have video of Bobby. The modern players don’t know him. He played in the armory, which was our Mecca of basketball. It had an atmosphere that you can’t replicate today, and Bobby was the best there. Anything you could ask of a basketball player, he could do. Those who knew him, those who were blessed to play with him or against him, saw that greatness.”
Those were the words Ferguson offered up when his friend passed away. Shellie, I hope you don’t mind, but we now offer up those words for you.
A funeral service for Ferguson is Saturday at Hope Church of Christ in Hollywood, Fla. If you live in Florida, do us a good deed and say goodbye to Shellie. Calling hours are 10 to 11 a.m. A memorial service in Waterbury will be announced.
Send comments to jpalladino@rep-am.com, and follow on Twitter at @RAOffTheRecord.

BASEBALL
Naugatuck Valley League
St. Paul 14, WCA 4
Sacred Heart 13, Torrington 4
Berkshire League
Housatonic 10, Wamogo 0 (5)
Others
Wilcox Tech 13, Kaynor Tech 6
Oxford 5, Joel Barlow 3
Wolcott Tech 23, Whitney Tech 2
Watertown 8, Pomperaug 7
Ansonia 25, O’Brien Tech 1
SOFTBALL
Naugatuck Valley League
St. Paul 17, WCA 2
Derby 6, Kennedy 5
Ansonia 15, Crosby 5
Holy Cross 4, Naugatuck 3
Berkshire League
Lewis Mills 5, Thomaston 2
Others
Sacred Heart 15. Wolcott Tech 0
Oxford 14, New Fairfield 1
Seymour 10, Waterford 1
BOYS TENNIS
Naugatuck Valley League
Watertown 4, Sacred Heart 1
Berkshire League
Wamogo 3, Northwestern 2
Others
Pomperaug 4, Naugatuck 1
GIRLS TENNIS
Naugatuck Valley League
Wolcott 7, Crosby 0
Seymour 5, St. Paul 2
Woodland 7, Wilby 0
Berkshire League
Northwestern 6, Wamogo 1
Others
Nonnewaug 4, Watertown 3
Pomperaug 5, Newtown 2
GIRLS LACROSSE
Pomperaug 8, Masuk 5
BOYS GOLF
Berkshire League
Lewis Mills 177, Litchfield 256
Others
Ellis Tech 197, Norwich Tech 246, Kaynor Tech 268

BASEBALL
Naugatuck Valley League
Ansonia at Crosby, 4
Derby at Kennedy, 3:45
Holy Cross at Naugatuck, 3:45
Wilby at Seymour, 3:45
Woodland at Wolcott, 3:45
Berkshire League
Litchfield at Shepaug, 3:45
Thomaston at Terryville, 3:45
Northwestern at Housatonic, 3:45
Lewis Mills at Wamogo, 3:45
Gilbert at Nonnewaug, 4
SOFTBALL
Naugatuck Valley League
Sacred Heart at Torrington, 4
Oxford at Watertown, 3:45
Berkshire League
Housatonic at Northwestern, 3:45
Nonnewaug at Gilbert, 3:45
Shepaug at Litchfield, 3:45
Terryville at Thomaston, 3:45
Wamogo at Lewis Mills, 3:45
Others
Kaynor Tech at Vinal Tech, 3:45
Cheshire at St. Joseph, 4:30
BOYS TENNIS
Naugatuck Valley League
Crosby at Kennedy, 3:30
Holy Cross at Wolcott, 3:45
Berkshire League
Thomaston at Housatonic, 3:45
Gilbert at Shepaug, 3:45
Lewis Mills at Litchfield, 3:45
GIRLS TENNIS
Naugatuck Valley League
Ansonia at Naugatuck, 3:30
Kennedy at Crosby, 4:30
Torrington at Holy Cross, 3:45
Watertown at Sacred Heart, 3:45
Berkshire League
Housatonic at Thomaston, 3:45
Shepaug at Gilbert, 3:45
Litchfield at Lewis Mills, 3:45
Others
North Haven at Cheshire, 3:45
BOYS LACROSSE
Lewis Mills at Wolcott, 4:30
Watertown at Amistad, 4:30
GIRLS LACROSSE
Cheshire at Conard, 4
Lewis Mills at Wolcott, 4:30
Housatonic at Holy Cross, 4
Amistad at Watertown, 5:30
BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Lewis Mills at Simsbury, 5
Cheshire at Amity, 5
Bloomfield at Wolcott Tech, 5:30

Steven Phillips pitched five innings for the win, allowing two runs on four hits with nine strikeouts and added two singles, a double and three RBI as the Watertown baseball team held off pomperaug, 8-7, on Thursday in nonleague action.
Robert Johnston Jr. had a single, a double and three RBI for Watertown (3-0).
The Indians led 8-2 going into the seventh as the Panthers rallied for five runs.
Jack Messina had three hits and three RBI, and Max Bueno two hits and an RBI for Pomperaug. Chase Chabot added two hits, two runs scored and an RBI.
Sacred Heart 13, Torrington 4: Hector Alejandro allowed six hits and had 17 strikeouts for the Hearts at Municipal Stadium.
Justin Stephens had three hits, three RBI and two runs scored for the Hearts, and Zach LaFerriere added two hits, four RBI and two runs scored.
Billy French had a three-run double in the first.
Aaron Bainer had a double, two singles, an RBI and a run scored for Torrington.
Oxford 5, Joel Barlow 3: James Ward had an RBI single in the fifth and scored on a wild pitch in a three-run inning for the Wolverines.
Jake Biondo pitched six ininngs for the win and Liam Donaldson gained the save in the seventh.
Matt Michaud had a two-run single in the sixth, scoring Preston Baldovin and Joe Galla for Oxford.
St. Paul 14, WCA 4 (6): Ryan Daniels led the Falcons with two home runs and a single.
Walker Sharp earned the win with six strikeouts and had double with two RBI and two runs scored.
Chris Mills homered with two RBI and two runs scored.
Justin Castro scored two runs for the Spartans and Jacob Torres doubled and had an RBI.
Ansonia 25, O’Brien Tech 1 (5): Tyler Cafaro had five hits, including a grand slam, four runs scored and five RBI for the Chargers.
Ricky Torres added three hits and three runs scored, and Brendan Palmer and Jack Boland combined on five-hitter.
Tyler Markey had an RBI single for the Condors.
Housatonic 10, Wamogo 0 (5): Matt Murray allowed no hits with five strikeouts over five innings for the Mountaineers.
Russ Sears had a two-run single and Sean Caiati added two singles.
Wilcox Tech 13, Kaynor Tech 6: Cody Wilmot had two hits and scored two runs for the Panthers.

Jenna Mowad hit a two-run homer and Val Nobgrega added a two-run single in a four-run fifth inning as the Holy Cross softball team edged Naugatuck, 4-3, on Thursday in Waterbury. Hannah Brown tripled, singled and scored for the Crusaders. Brandi McIntosh struck out six.

Nadia Cestari singled and scored twice for the Greyhounds.

Derby 6, Kennedy 5: Alexis Enjem had three hits and three RBI and Olivia Ruggiero added two hits and two RBI for the Raiders (3-0).

Shylan Perez had three hits, including a triple, and two runs scored for Kennedy. Ashlei Sharkey added two hits.

Seymour 10, Waterford 1: Morgan Teodosio had three hits, including a three-run homer, with five RBI for the host Spartans.

Lauren Haversat added three hits and two RBI, and Jacey Cosciello had two hits and two runs scored for Seymour.

Molly Adamo tossed a four-hitter with 10 strikeouts.

Sacred Heart 15, Wolcott Tech 0 (5): Sophia Audi retired all 15 batters she faced, struck out nine and had a single, two triples and an RBI for the Hearts.

Azhia Rockhead added two singles and two RBI, Victoria Turrell doubled with an RBI and Jamie Baker had a single and RBI.

Ansonia 15, Crosby 5: Adiana Marenyi homered for the Chargers. Rebecca Paskiewicz struck out seven and hit a double.

Marissa White hit a double for the Bulldogs.

St Paul 17, WCA 2 (5): Jessica Persechino earned the win, striking out 11, and had two singles and a triple for the Falcons.

Janessa Gonzalez added homer and a triple.

Abby Poirot doubled twice with four RBI.

Nefertiti Doughty, Xamiya Grubb, and Alijah Gonzalez each had a hit for the Spartans.

Oxford 14, New Fairfield 1: Kaylee Dolan, Kaylee Cuomo, Maddie Sastram and Jenna Myers had three hits apiece for the Wolverines.

Lewis Mills 5, Thomaston 2: Hailey Gorack pitched a two-hitter, struck out seven and hit a home run for the Spartans. Coral Gorack added two doubles in the victory. Kaya Johnson struck out five for the Bears.

WATERTOWN 4, SACRED HEART 1
Singles: Casey Butwell (W) def. Leandro Fernandes, 6-0. 6-1; Ryan Butwell (W) def. Oliver Chen, 6-0, 6-2; Jackson Slattery (W) def. Seth Drewry, 6-3, 6-1; Doubles: Amari Brantley-Nelson Gomes (SH) def. Jack Ryan-Evan Remiszweski 6-3, 6-1; John Hughes-Aiden Moaddel (W) def. Ahmond Edmondo-Jakob Lopez, 6-0, 6-1. Records: SH 0-3; W 3-0.

WAMOGO 3, NORTHWESTRN 2
Singles: Reid Turtoro (W) def. Xavier Langendoerfer, 6-1, 6-0; Nolan Turtoro (W) def.r Noah Hastey, 6-0, 6-0; Connor Wilhelm (N) def. Garrett Oliver, 6-1, 6-2; Doubles: Dominic Iannone-Devin Rhoads (W) def. Aiden Bannerman-Chase Sanden, 7-5, 6-4; Justin Lucas-Asher Kreske (N) def. Aidan Weik-David Squires, 6-1, 6-4. Records: W 3-0; N 0-3.

POMPERAUG 4, NAUGATUCK 1
Singles: Ryan Dagan (P) def. Chris Cook, 6-0, 6-0; Stephan Bscheider (P) def. Jared Montini, 6-2, 6-4;
Alec Zackin (P) def. Jay Mezzo, 0-6, 6-3, 10-5; Doubles: Dean Atkinson-John Henry Brehmer (P) def. Brandon Sampaio-Andres Maldonado, 6-4, 5-7, 11-9; Jonathan Vincent-DJ Fine (N) def. Sutej Gaddam- Josh Joseph, 1-6, 6-3, 10-5. Records: P 2-0; N 2-1.

LEWIS MILLS 177, LITCHFIELD 256
at Fairview Farms, par 36
Lewis Mills — Colby Norton, 37 (medalist); Andrew LeBlanc, 43; Kyle Goulet, 46; Matt Fitzsimons, 51; Litchfield — Carson Mello, 52; Trip Melk, 64; Jim Kelleher, 68; Evan Fischtal, 72. Records: L 0-1; LM 2-0.

ELLIS TECH 197, NORWICH TECH 246, KAYNOR TECH 268
at Harrisville Golf Course, par 36
Kaynor Tech—John Mader, 52; Ryan Gotlibowksi 67; Josh Grant 73; Dylan Trisko 78; Kharissa Moore, 76.