KIERAN DUGGAN
Nonnewaug wrestling
Senior
Twitter: None.

Nonnewaug’s Kieran Duggan defeated Terryville’s Cody Boutellier in the 152 lb. class during their meet Wednesday at Nonnewaug High in Woodbury.
Jim Shannon Republican-American

His week: Outstanding wrestler, 152-pound champ at BL championships.

Favorites
Opposing player: George Andrews (Terryville).
Sports team: Syracuse lacrosse.
Sports personality: Martin Floreani.
City: NYC.
Celebrity: Samuel L. Jackson.
Concert: The Who.
Athlete: Usain Bolt.
TV show: Breaking Bad.
Movie: Training Day.
Book: To Build a Fire, by Jack London.
App: Dream League Soccer.
Music artist: Jimi Hendrix.
Sporting event: Iowa vs Oklahoma State wrestling meet in 2015.
Meal: Chocolate chip pancakes.
Store: Dick’s Sporting Goods.
Restaurant: Chinese Buffet in Watertown.
Pizza topping: BBQ chicken.
Car: Porsche 911.
Childhood memory: Camping in Maine.
Sports memory: Winning the Class S title.
Ice cream: Rocky Road.
Hot dog topping: Relish.

Q&A
Worst sports injury: Broken finger.
Superstition: I have to put my left wrestling shoe on first.
Dream college: The Merchant Marine Academy.
Career ambition: Marine engineer.
Coveted dinner companions: Jesus and Jimi Hendrix.
Celebrity sighting: Olympic wrestling champ Jordan Burroughs at a tournament.
Biggest wish: To win a State Open title this season.
Biggest fear: Not being successful.
10 years from now: In engine room of a shipping freighter.
Most overused phrase: Where is the concession stand?
Pet peeve: People chewing loudly.
People would be surprised to know: I’ve never been outside the country.
Describe yourself in one word: Stubborn.
Deserted island necessities: Tent, lighter and radio.
Witness any event: Tearing down of the Berlin wall.
Go-to karaoke song: Rocket Man, by Elton John.
Cellphone: Nokia
Band name: Chicken nuggets.
Beef, chicken or fish?: Beef.
Starbucks or Dunkin’ Donuts: Dunkin’ Donuts.

NINOSHKA FIGUEROA
Crosby basketball
Senior
Twitter: @Ninoshka44
Her week: 31 points, game-winning 3-pointer with 2.4 seconds left vs. Holy Cross.

Crosby’s Ninoshka Figueroa. Erin Covey Republican-American

Favorites
Opposing player: RaShanna Siders (Holy Cross).
Sports team: Cavaliers.
City: Los Angeles.
Concert: Beyonce.
Athlete: LeBron James.
TV show: Novelas (Spanish soap opera).
Movie: Instructions Not Included.
Book: The Notebook.
App: Instagram.
Website: YouTube.
Music artist: Drake.
Sporting event: UConn women’s basketball game.
Meal: Rice and beans.
Store: Forever 21.
Restaurant: Cheesecake Factory.
Pizza topping: Bacon.
Dessert: Cookies.
Car: Audi A8.
Childhood memory: Playing basketball in Puerto Rico and being the only girl on the boys team.
Sports memory: Game-winning 3-point buzzer beater vs. Holy Cross.
Vacation spot: Dubai.
Ice cream: Chocolate.
Hot dog topping: Ketchup.

Q&A
Funniest sports moment: Shot in the wrong hoop and made it.
Worst sports injury: None.
Superstition: Talk to or see my mom before games.
Dream college: UConn.
Career ambition: Be successful.
Coveted dinner companions: LeBron James, Steph Curry and Drake.
Biggest wish: Play in the WNBA.
Biggest fear: Losing my mom.
Principal for a day: Cancel school.
10 years from now: Be successful.
Most overused phrase: Yo.
Pet peeve: Annoying people.
People would be surprised to know: I just started speaking English.
Describe yourself in one word: Different.
Desert island necessities: Wifi, bed and my mom.
Witness any event: NBA All-Star Weekend.
Go-to karaoke song: Sorry Not Sorry, by Bryson Tiller.
Cellphone: No phone.
Band name: Nike.
Beef, chicken or fish?: Chicken.
Starbucks or Dunkin’ Donuts?: Dunkin’ Donuts.

Here is the updated schedule for Tuesday:

BOYS BASKETBALL

Naugatuck Valley League

Crosby 69, Wilby 68

Wolcott 63, Naugatuck 41

St. Paul 60, Seymour 49

Sacred Heart 101, Holy Cross 66

Berkshire League

Northwestern 59, Housatonic 43

Nonnewaug 74, Gilbert 48

Shepaug at Terryville, ppd. to Wednesday

Wamogo at Thomaston, ppd. to Wednesday

Lewis Mills at Litchfield, ppd. to Wednesday

Others

Kaynor Tech 64, O’Brien Tech 54

Bethel at Pomperaug, ppd. to today

Ansonia at WCA, 7

Cheshire 65, Shelton 48

Kennedy 76, Bridgeport Central 71

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Naugatuck Valley League

Oxford at Derby, ppd. to Wednesday

Torrington at Watertown, ppd. to Wednesday

Crosby 79, Wilby 29

Naugatuck 37, Wolcott 34

St. Paul 64, Seymour 40

Holy Cross 54, Sacred Heart 29

Berkshire League

Nonnewaug 58, Gilbert 35

Housatonic 39, Northwestern 36

Terryville at Shepaug, ppd to Wednesday

Thomaston at Wamogo, ppd. to Wednesday

Litchfield at Lewis Mills, ppd. to Wednesday

Others

Two Rivers at Wolcott Tech, ppd. to Feb. 19

Goodwin Tech at O’Brien Tech, ppd. to today

Shelton 51, Cheshire 40

Pomperaug at Bethel, ppd. to Wednesday

Kennedy 59, Kaynor Tech 28

BOYS SWIMMING

Naugatuck Valley League

Woodland at Oxford, ppd. to Wednesday, 4

Others

Fairfield Prep at Cheshire, 7

DANCE

NVL championships, at Woodland, ppd. to Feb. 23

Wilby and Crosby are locked in a tight NVL and City Series game tonight. Here’s an early look:

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BOYS BASKETBALL
Naugatuck Valley League
Watertown at Torrington, 7
Derby at Oxford, 7
Berkshire League
Shepaug at Terryville, 7
Wamogo at Thomaston, 7
Lewis Mills at Litchfield, 7
Others

Watertown’s Patrick Barber, right.
Jim Shannon Republican-American

Kent at Taft, 2:30
Harvey at Chase Collegiate, 4
Med-Ed Prep at O’Brien Tech, 4:30
Naugatuck at Bassick, 7
Joel Barlow at Woodland, 7
Bethel at Pomperaug, 7
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Naugatuck Valle League
Oxford at Derby, 6
Torrington at Watertown, 7
Berkshire League
Thomaston at Wamogo, 7
Terryville at Shepaug, 7
Others
Williston-Northampton at Taft, 4
Westover at Millbrook, 4:30
Wilcox Tech at Wolcott Tech, 6
Goodwin Tech at O’Brien Tech, 7
Pomperaug at Bethel, 7
BOYS SWIMMING
Naugatuck Valley League
Crosby at Holy Cross, 4
Kennedy at Wilby, 4
Woodland at Oxford, 4
Watertown at Naugatuck, 4
Seymour at Sacred Heart, 7
Berkshire League
Northwestern at Shepaug, 5
Gilbert at Housatonic, 5:30
Others
Torrington at Avon, 4
WCA at Brookfield, 7
GIRLS SWIMMING
CISAC championships, at Hamden Hall, 4
BOYS ICE HOCKEY
Watertown-Pomperaug at Fermi co-op, 3:50
Deerfield Academy at Taft, 4
Lyman Hall co-op at Farmington-Avon-Windsor-Lewis Mills, 8
Shepaug-Litchfield at Newtown, 8:20
GIRLS ICE HOCKEY
Taft at Westminster, 3
INDOOR TRACK
SCC finals, at Hillhouse, 4
GYMNASTICS
Oxford, Newtown, Joel Barlow, Foran at New Milford, 5
Nonnewaug, Pomperaug at Daniel Hand, 6

By GERRY deSIMAS, JR. A year ago, Anton Dziedzic became the first Wolcott Tech wrestler to compete in a state final, falling to Woodstock Academy’s Graysen Deluca in Class M at 152 pounds.
On Saturday, the senior achieved another first for the Wildcats’ program, becoming the first Wolcott Tech wrestler to bring home an outstanding wrestler award from a league championship tournament.
Dziedzic was the outstanding wrestler in the Constitution State Conference tournament at Ellis Tech in Danielson. Dziedzic won at 152 pounds, with two pins in a combined total of 54 seconds — good enough to earn the fast fall award, too.
With the addition of Bridgeport’s Warren Harding this fall, the CSC now has four teams so league champion Ellis Tech hosted the first CSC tournament since 2011. Ellis Tech easily won the tournament with 160½ points while Harding was second with 85 points. Wolcott Tech was third.
Dziedzic is one of five wrestlers left competing for Chris Marks’ squad at OWTS. Adam Green, who earned a medal at the Class M meet a year ago, tore up his knee a month before the season began.
Two other wrestlers had season-ending injuries during the season and another wrestler lost his eligibility due to poor grades.
Dziedzic is 32-2 this year, but feels he has been getting better as the year has progressed. He credits Marks, a former state champion at Northwestern. “He pushes me and keeps me focused on the state tournament and what I have to do to win it,” Dziedzic said.
Dziedzic’s title was the first league championship for Wolcott Tech since Todd Colitti (112) won a Berkshire League title in 2010.
The Class M championships are Friday and Saturday at East Haven High.

“I wanted to give them the best opportunity to prepare for the Southern Connecticut Conference (SCC) tournament and Class LL championships,” Dilts said.
Yet, a core of in the middle of the lineup — seniors Owen Brown (120), Darren Barile (132), Matt Robidoux (138), Michael Marotta (152) and Joe O’Donnell (160) and junior Sean Black (132) and sophomore Jaycob Minihan (145) — helped the Rams win nine of their final 11 dual meets to finish 12-10.
At Saturday’s SCC championships, Black took third at 126 pounds, winning four of five matches.
Barile and Marotta each went 2-2 and finished fourth in their weight classes. “All of the kids who placed beat kids they lost to earlier in the year,” Dilts said. “They came back and wrestled tough.”
Cheshire finished 10th at the SCC championship meet.
Housatonic sophomore Will Fallon, who wrestled at 170 pounds at the Berkshire Valley Invitational and went 1-2, is the last of the Mountaineers. Two others became ineligible due to grades.
It’s been a challenge to stay prepared throughout the season. Fallon and coach Joshua Morey still work out in a corner of the Housy cafeteria. Plenty of students see them working out as they pick up an afternoon snack, but few have joined them to compete.
Morey and Fallon have also been working out with the Northwestern, Hotchkiss and Salisbury School squads.
Fallon hasn’t placed in any tournaments so far. He has followed the same schedule as Northwestern this season and the Highlanders were not shy about wrestling larger schools. Housatonic has had a wrestling program since 1970.

By JOE PALLADINO It is one of the fundamental laws of nature: When Crosby and Wilby play a boys basketball game, the fans will be on their feet cheering at the end.
And so it came to pass Tuesday night at the Reggie O’Brien Gymnasium. Crosby won it, 69-68, in a wonderful, wild, loose, crazy gem of a game.
This wasn’t a game for the basketball purists. The purists can stay home. The teams dashed up and down the floor, tossed it away, took some ill-advised shots, made some hopeless passes, but also put on one heck of a basketball show.
Thanks, guys. Everyone, except the coaches, loved it.
The game-winning basket for Crosby came on a Jordan Booker 3-point field goal, which also happened to be the hoop that put the senior guard over 1,000 points for his career.
It wasn’t quite as dramatic as it sounds. The hoop came with 1:54 to play, but it was the last field goal and the final points of the evening. After that, there were missed free throws, missed layups and too many turnovers to count. That’s OK. The more pandemonium, the better.
Crosby led big, Wilby rallied, Crosby wilted, Wilby wilted, Crosby found its game, Wilby rallied some more and, ultimately, we make room in the city archives for another beaut.
“We just had to grind it out,” Booker said. “It was a big win for us. Coach told us it was going to be a big game.”
Crosby (14-3) has only lost three times: twice to Sacred Heart (but that’s life in the 2015-16 season) and once to Wilby. It was a game that Crosby wanted back.
“Ever since I have been in high school, it has been a rivalry with us,” said Crosby’s Dan Jones, who had 10 rebounds, six assists and six steals. “It is just an intense game. It is always that type of game.”
Jeremiah Kendall had 14 points and nine boards, and Dayquan Sinisterra scored 10 for the Bulldogs.
But Crosby had the same kind of trouble that everyone in the league has with Wilby center Damian Grant. He had another big night with 22 points and 13 rebounds, while the 6-foot-10 man in the middle, Shawn Coles, added 13 boards, eight points and five blocks for Wilby (12-6).
The Wildcats clawed back into a game that was all but over for them early, thanks to 18 points from Jerquan Smalls, including three hoops late in a quick fourth-quarter spurt. There was a stunning dunk by Dimitri Yates, too, and seven points, four assists and three steals from Christian Harris.
But Booker was the man. He hit seven 3-pointers, including treys on back-to-back Crosby possessions in the third quarter, and the ultimate hoop at the end.
On Wilby’s final possession, a Smalls desperation shot missed, the buzzer sounded, and Crosby and Wilby had done it again.
Did we say thank you? OK, we’ll say it again. Thanks. Maybe we’ll get to see it again in the Naugatuck Valley League tournament.
Send comments to jpalladino@rep-am.com, and follow on Twitter @RAOffTheRecord.

Watch as Wilby’s Dimitri Yates throws one down against Crosby tonight:

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Tuesday night at the Taglia Gym some innovation was needed.

The clock at Kennedy stopped working between the JV and varsity games, so the announcer used his phone as a timer, they wrote down the score on a whiteboard, the score and time were announced from time to time on the PA, and the announcer, Phil Alberto, was the “horn” at the end of each quarter. Kennedy won, 76-71, over Bridgeport Central.

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The Holy Cross girls beat Sacred Heart, , 54-29, Tuesday night behind 17 points from senior RaShana Siders.

Here are some highlights:

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Ninoshka Figueroa scored 29 points to lead the Crosby girls basketball team over Wilby, 79-29, in NVL action. Mariah Machado added 16 points.
RaShana Siders scored a game-high 17 points to help Holy Cross down Sacred Heart, 54-29.

Darryl Flowers of Kennedy.
Steven Valenti Republican-American

Courtney Carlson tallied 23 points to lead host Nonnewaug over Gilbert, 58-35.
Mary Bibbey added 18 points for the Chiefs. Marcela Moreira scored 16 for the Yellowjackets (8-11).
Lizzy Cretella of St. Paul scored a game-high 25 points in a 64-40 win over Seymour.
Faith Thurmond had 17 points for the Wildcats.
BOYS BASKETBALL
Darryl Flowers netted 30 points for Kennedy as it defeated Bridgeport Central, 76-71.
Matt Finke had 23 points to lead Wolcott to a 63-41 win over Naugatuck.
Alex Witkowski scored 28 points to lead Kaynor Tech to a 64-54 win over O’Brien Tech in Waterbury. Calvin Ferguson had 11 rebounds for the Panthers.
Jackson Hines had a team-high 16 points to lead St. Paul to a 60-49 win over Seymour.
Jake Wendel of Gilbert netted a game-high 21 points in a 74-48 loss to Nonnewaug.
Nate Firlings had a team-high 14 for the Chiefs.
Devin Warren scored 12 of his 18 points in the fourth quarter as Northwestern pulled away from Housatonic for a 59-43 victory. Pat Considine had 18 for the Mountaineers.
Cristyan Clase scored 26 points for Ansonia as it defeated WCA, 70-65.

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CROSBY 79, WILBY 29
Wilby (1-19): Frances Soto 2 0 5, Tyla Hyman 1 1 4, Tchawanda Chambers 6 1 18, Iliany Rodriguez 1 0 2, Luz-Nelly Torres 0 0 0, Triana Philips 0 0 0, Alana Geriya 0 0 0. Totals: 10 2 29.

Housatonic’s Chloe Dakers, left. Erin Covey Republican-American

Crosby (15-5): Ninoshka Figueroa 13 1 29, Gloria Vergeli 1 5 7, Yakira Edwards 0 0 0, Erica Soares 0 0 0, Leyda Colon 1 0 2, Isabella Prince 5 1 11, Mariah Machado 8 0 16, Yoseiris Castro 2 0 4, Destin Trammell 2 2 6, Ciriaha Parchment 2 0 4. Totals: 34 9 79.
Wilby    4    10    3    12—29
Crosby    31    14    19    15—79
3-pointers: W—Chambers 5, Hyman 1, Soto 1. C—Figueroa 2.

HOLY CROSS 54, SACRED HEART 29
Holy Cross (18-2): Meg Villano 0 0 0, Kaitlyn Grimshaw 5 0 10, Izzy Plant 0 0 0, Idalis Miranda 4 0 8, Meah Austin 1 1 3, RaShana Siders 7 0 17, Gabby Goldman 2 0 4, Brianna Cracco 1 0 2, Aiyana Ward 3 0 6, Caitlin Cipriano 0 2 2, Andrea Pettinico 0 0 0, Julia Mecca 0 0 0, Devin Buson 0 0 0, Meg Mazzato 1 0 2. Totals: 24 3 54.
Sacred Heart (6-14): Jen Madigan 0 1 1, Leilani Morales 3 0 7, Haley Tucker 0 2 2, Vanessa Riddick 1 1 3, Erin Keeley 1 0 3, Mahnue Sahn 3 2 8, Jenna Facondini 0 0 0, Kaitlynn Keeley 1 1 3, Nellie Drewry 0 0 0, Nehway Sahn 0 0 0, Kayleigh O’Donnell 0 2 2, Andrea Craig 0 0 0. Totals: 9 9 29.
Holy Cross    19    20    7    8—54
Sacred Heart    10    4    5    10—29
3-pointers: HC—Siders 3; SH—Morales 1, E. Keeley 1.

ST. PAUL 64, SEYMOUR 40
Seymour (12-8): Samantha Torres 3 0 7, Sydnie Drezek 1 0 2, Megan Condo 0 0 0, Mia Pinto 0 0 0, Abby Adamo 0 0 0, Grace Hayes 3 0 6, Tori Kellogg 3 0 8, Ashley Maloney 0 0 0, Faith Thurmond 7 3 17. Totals: 17 3 40.
St. Paul (18-1): Brigid Johndrow 1 2 4, Emily Sklenka 4 0 9, Molly Hooks 0 0 0, Chantel Lopez 1 1 3, Lizzy Cretella 7 9 25, Amelia Sanchez 1 0 2, Lizzy Ferraro 4 1 9, Stephanie Speaker 3 0 7, Alexa Mourneault 1 1 3, Lauren Palmer 0 2 2. Totals: 22 16 64.
Seymour    5    10    16    9—40
St. Paul    13    24    16    11—64
3-pointers: S—Kellogg 2, Torres 1; SP—Sklenka 1, Cretella 2, Speaker 1.

NAUGATUCK 37, WOLCOTT 34
Wolcott (10-10): Alley Hickey 0 0 0, Raven Cody 3 0 9, Briana Japs 2 4 8, Jenna Hoban 3 2 8, Amanda Japs 2 2 8, Saranda Alka 0 1 1. Totals: 10 9 34.
Naugatuck (7-10): Nicole Boucher 3 5 13, Jackie Aronin 0 0 0, Alyana Sosa 1 1 3, Molly Kennedy 3 0 6, Andrea Mercer 3 0 6, Alexis Woods 4 0 8, Mia Rotatori 0 1 1. Totals: 14 7 37.
Wolcott    9    3    15    7—34
Naugatuck    10    10    7    10—37
3-pointers: W—Cody 3, A. Japs 2; N—Boucher 2.

KENNEDY 59, KAYNOR TECH 28
Kennedy (15-5): Raegon Shirling-Davis 2 1 5, Lynadia Whiting 7 0 14, Joyce Benton 3 0 6, Emily Ramos 2 0 4, Sarah Emmanuel-Norwood 1 0 2, Destiny Prather 7 3 17, Ashley Lamb 0 0 0, Shyan Perez 4 0 10, Kiara Davis 0 1 1. Totals: 26 5 59.
Kaynor Tech (10-10): Nathalie Vega 1 0 2, Nathalia Vega 1 0 2, Cassie Couture 2 2 7, Egypt Santos 2 2 6, Jazmin Byars 1 0 2, Roberta King 0 1 1, Sarah Wisniewski 3 0 6, Allison Terry 1 0 2, Kaitlyn Thomas 0 0 0, Maggie DeSantis 0 0 0, Jamie Strileckis 0 0 0, Jill Ducham 0 0 0, Haley Romaniello 0 0 0, Nicole Morris 0 0 0, Brianna Isaacs 0 0 0. Totals: 11 5 28.
Kennedy    20        16  14     9—59
Kaynor Tech    6    5    12    5—28
3-pointers: K—Perez 2; KT—Couture 1. Of note: KT—Santos 11 rebounds, 4 steals; Couture 5 steals, 4 assists.

NONNEWAUG 58, GILBERT 35
Gilbert (8-11): Grace Valickis 2 0 5, Angie Delacruz 1 0 2, Marcela Moreira 7 0 16, Skyeshay Smith 0 0 0, Jill Wexler 0 4 4, Dileysi Sarmiento 0 0 0, Hanna Crowley 2 0 4, Deanna Delacruz 0 0 0, Ali Brochu 2 0 4, Alexis Johnson-Blue 0 0 0. Totals: 14 4 35.
Nonnewaug (18-1): Mary Bibbey 9 0 18, Jennie Wingard 1 0 2, Claire Scherf 0 0 0, Carli LoPresti 0 0 0, Jen Charette 2 0 5, Courtney Carlson 10 1 23, Deanna Maurice 4 0 10, Alex Eanniello 0 0 0, Nicole Mercer 0 0 0, Emma Yocis 0 0 0, Meg Davenport 0 0 0, Heather Odonavich 0 0 0. Totals: 26 1 58.
Gilbert    8    5    11    11 — 35
Nonnewaug    7    19    21    11 — 58
3-pointers: G—Valickis 1, Moreira 2; N—Carlson 2, Maurice 2, Charette 1.

BRISTOL EASTERN 58, PLATT 50
Platt (7-12): Tamara Gonyea 5 0 14, Haley Dudley 3 0 6, Jasmin Mitchell 5 2 12, Jenixa Feebles 1 2 4, Melanie Young 1 2 4, Kaylani Inman Johnson 2 0 4, Lyn-Janette Gordes 3 0 6. Totals: 20 6 50.
Bristol Eastern (11-8): Miranda Janick 2 3 8, Jamilla Shoultz 4 1 9, Hannah Maghini 4 4 16, Diana Wnuk 2 1 5, Gianna D’Amato 3 1 8, Miya Laprise 3 0 6, Ana Kelley 2 0 4, Meredith Forman 1 0 2. Totals: .21 10 58.
Platt    11    16    12    11—50
Eastern    14    20    13    11—58
3-pointers: P—Gonyea 4; BE—Janik 1, Maghini 4, D’Amato 2.
Of note: Wnuk, 12 rebounds, Shoultz 13 rebounds.

HOUSATONIC 39, NORTHWESTERN 36
Housatonic (10-9): Hannah McGuire 4 0 8, Chloe Dakers 3 2 12, Amanda Jacquier 2 0 4, Lauryn Wilks 2 1 5, Mara Dorsey 1 0 2, Caroline Hurlburt 0 1 1, Emily Geyselaers 0 1 1, Chelsea Kearns 1 0 2, Olivia Forstmann 2 0 4. Totals: 15 5 39.
Northwestern (6-13): Erika Swartley 2 0 4, Marissa Swartley 4 1 9,. Sydney Shaffer 0 0 0, Gina Weingart 2 0 4, Morgan Daley 4 1 9, Addie Hester 4 0 8, Emma Propfe 1 0 2, Angela Richard 0 0 0. Totals: 17 2 36.
Housatonic    15    3    8    13—39
Northwestern    8    8    11     9—36
3-pointers: H—Dakers 4.
Of note: Propfe, 10 rebounds; Weingart, 7 rebounds.

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CROSBY 69, WILBY 68
Crosby (14-3): Roary Jadusingh 3 2 9, Jeremiah Kendall 6 2 14, Jordan Booker 10 0 27, Daniel Jones 1 2 4, Dayquain Sinisterra 4 0 10, Dhimitri Stojko 0 0 0Ty Sands 2 1 5, Miguel Rivera 0 0 0. Totals: 26 7 69.
Wilby (12-6): Christian Harris 3 0 7, Dimitri Yates 3 1 7, Darrien Bell 1 0 2 , Tyqway Harding 0 0 0, Jerquan Smalls 9 0 18, Ahmad Alves 1 0- 2, Nasir Smith 0 0 0, Damian Grant 10 2 22, Ezra Goodman 1 0 2, Shawn Coles 4 0 8. Totals: 32 3 68.

Kennedy’s Victor Sampson (55) puts up a shot.
Jim Shannon Republican-American

Crosby    24    13    15    17 — 69
Wilby     13     22    19    14 — 68
3-pointers: C—Jadusingh 1, Booker 7, Sinisterra 2; W—Harris 1.

SACRED HEART 101, HOLY CROSS 66
Sacred Heart (17-2): Mustapha Heron 14 4 34, Courie Stevenson 2 0 4, Charles Fisher 7 2 16, Raheem Solomon 4 2 11, Legend Johnson 1 0 2, Tyrn Flowers 10 1 25, Reggie Liton 1 0 2, Peyton Stephens 1 0 3, Nahzir Ivester 1 0 3, D.J. Douglas 0 1 1, Mike West 0 0 0. Totals: 41 10 101.
Holy Cross (12-5): Nyzair Rountree 3 0 6, Jack Potter 1 0 3, Dyllan Tyson 3 0 6, Dillion Collins 1 0 3, Justin Strielkauskas 5 0 12, DeAndre Wallace 3 0 6, Marcellus Gomes 2 0 4, Jonathan Mowatt 2 0 4, Francis Phelan 0 0 0, Corey Fappiano 1 0 2, Roman Pender 7 0 17, Kerson Etienne 0 2 2, Alessandro Ward 0 1 1, Totals: 27 5 66.
Sacred Heart    33    22    31    15 — 101
Holy Cross    8    22    19    17 — 66
3-point goals: SH—Flowers 4, Heron 2, Solomon 1, Stephens 1, Ivester 1; HC—Pender 3, Strielkauskas 2, Potter 1, Collins 1.

WOLCOTT 63, NAUGATUCK 41
Naugatuck (4-14): Michael Plasky 3 1 9, Antoine Sistrunk 0 1 1, Andre Trosan 2 2 6, James Mesidor 5 0 10, Fejiro Onakpoma 2 2 6, Caleb Scott 0 0 0, Steve Marinaro 2 0 6, Tyler Deitlebaum 0 0 0, Corey Plasky 0 0 0, Shane Swierbitowicz 0 1 1, Latrel Devaux 1 0 2. Totals: 15 7 41.
Wolcott (11-7): Bobby White 0 0 0, Ricky Rogers 1 0 2, Matt Finke 8 4 23, Justin Fernandes 0 0 0, Nate Murphy 1 0 2, Jack Rocco 0 2 2, Cole Phelps 1 0 2, Nate Filippone 1 1 3, Chris Maisto 2 0 6, Pat Drewry 3 2 8, Shamari Thomas 6 2 15, Preston Lavoie 0 0 0, Ray Iorio 0 0 0. Totals: 23 11 63.
Naugatuck    6    13    11    11—41
Wolcott    21    11    18    13—63
3-pointers: N—Marinaro 2, M. Plasky 2; W—Finke 3, Maisto 2, Thomas 1.

ST PAUL 60, SEYMOUR 49
Seymour (2-15): Tushar Spooner 4 2 10, Jaylen Crawford 6 3 19, Jake Larovera 1 1 3, Brendon Llewellyn 0 1 1, Tyler Strang 2 2 7, Brandon Ellsworth 1 0 3, Jarret Wiles 0 0 0, Austin Derosa0 0 0 , Ryan Keough 0 0 0, James Smith 3 0 6, Ian Sadick 0 0 0. Totals: 17 9 49.
St. Paul (9-8): Michael Palmieri 5 1 11, Austin Jones 4 0 8, Ben Mazzone 6 1 13, Eli Kennedy 1 3 5, Tommy Houle 0 0 0, Jackson Hines 6 1 16, Donovan Symes 0 0 0, Chadd Richardson 0 0 0 , Bo Arndt 0 0 0, Mike Ranagan 1 0 2, Brian Considine 2 1 5, Darek Wiecki 0 0 0. Totals: 25 7 60.
Seymour    18    3    12    16—49
St. Paul    19    16    14    11—60
3-pointers: S—Strang 1, Crawford 4, Ellsworth 1; SP—Hines 3.

NONNEWAUG 74, GILBERT 48
Nonnewaug (14-3): Ryan Gunnoud 3 0 6, Alexander Reimold 1 0 2, Jacob Matta 5 0 10, Devon Fiedler 6 1 13, Andrew Roden 2 0 4, Jay Herman 0 0 0, Nick DeCicco 3 4 10, Peter Rickenbach 2 0 4, Nathan Firlings 7 0 14, Peter Bequary 3 0 7, Ryan Cleary 1 2 4. Totals: 33 7 74.
Gilbert (1-16): Jake Wendel 7 3 21, Garrett Lombardo 2 6 10, Archie Aoerqilong 0 0 0, Ian Ryan 2 0 4, Matt Coon 0 0 0, Kyle Root 3 0 6, Chad Clausen 1 4 7. Totals: 15 13 48.
Nonnewaug    22    19    17    16—74
Gilbert    10    16    6    16—48
3-pointers: N—Bequary 1; G—Wendel 4, Clausen 1.

NORTHWESTERN 59, HOUSATONIC 43
Northwestern (14-3): Chris Nanni 0 1 1, Jayson Reola 4 0 9, Anthony Case 4 2 11, Alex Case 3 5 11, Tucker Kreh 2 1 5, Liam Duran 0 0 0, Devin Warren 7 4 18, Zack Plitt 2 0 4, Sheldon Green 0 0 0. Totals: 22 13 59.
Housatonic (5-11): Zach Larson 2 1 5, Pat Considine 9 0 18, Max Vadakin 2 2 6, Justin Dean 2 7 11, Jacob Shpur 0 0 0, Kirk Sprague 1 1 3. Totals: 16 11 43.
Northwestern    11    17    10    21—59
Housatonic    17    11    12    3—43
3-pointers: NW—An. Case 1, Reola 1. H—none.

KENNEDY 76, BRIDGEPORT CENTRAL 71
Bridgeport Central (0-17): Wilner Agramonte 0 0 0, Jordon Edmonds 1 5 8, Jon Hartley 3 1 8, Daquan Rilley 1 0 2, Kaysone Washington 4 3 11, Raquan Rilley 6 0 12, Tyrese Spooner 0 2 2, Marvin Boone 9 1 19, Josh Weir 0 0 0, Jimmy Forest 1 0 2, Sam Payton 3 0 7. Totals: 28 12 71.
Kennedy (13-5): Jaivaun McKnight 8 5 24, Darryl Flowers 11 7 30, Jameel Brooks-Norwood 0 0 0, Lorenzo Benjamin 1 0 3, Brandon Espinal 2 1 5, Tyvon Stenson 0 0 0, Tyrel Council 0 0 0, Chomari Joseph 1 2 4, Jeremy Acosta 0 0 0, Victor Sampson 3 1 7, Jeremy Acosta 0 0 0, Dylan Laudieri 1 0 3, Marc-Athony Telusma 0 0 0. Totals: 27 16 76.
Central    13    17    21    20—71
Kennedy     20    14    25    17—76
3-pointers: BC—Edmonds 1, Hartley 1, Payton 1; K—McKnight 3, Flowers 1, Benjamin 1, Laudieri 1.

ANSONIA 70, WCA 65
Ansonia (14-4): Tajik Bagley 3 3 10, Demetrus Robinson 2 1 5, Tyler Bailey 1 3 5, Cristyan Clase 8 6 26, Angel Falero 6 6 18, Jhourice Rascoe 3 0 6. Totals: 23 19 70.
WCA (9-8): Roderick Jenkins 3 1 9, Jadan Battle 3 2 9, Kyren Petteway 3 0 6, Jalen Edwards 2 1 5, Marquan Watson 4 1 9, Matthew Torres 3 3 11, Jessah Doctor 0 0 0, Jay Turner 0 0 0, Josiah Rivers 7 2 16. Totals: 25 10 65.
Ansonia    9    18    28    15—70
WCA    16    17    11    21—65
3-pointers: A—Clase 4, Bagley 1; WCA—Jenkins 2, Torres 2, Battle 1.
Of note: WCA—Watson 11 rebounds.

KAYNOR TECH 64, O’BRIEN TECH 54
O’Brien Tech (7-10): Jamar White 4 4 12, Ervin Gee 3 1 7, Joe O’Toole 4 7 16, Nate Shulick 1 2 5, Jeremy Sanford 4 0 8, Will Cuevas 4 0 8, Javier Nevarez 1 0 2, Totals: 21 14 58
Kaynor Tech (6-11): Richard Hawk 3 1 7, Dominick DiGiovancarlo 4 0 8, Jurrel Racine 2 2 7, Jacques Fortier 2 1 5, Alex Witkowski 9 6 28, Matt Marinelli 4 0 9, David Brown 0 0 0, Darren Guerrera 0 0 0, Giovanni Mizla 0 0 0, Nasser Rivera 0 0 0, Brendan Respass 0 0 0, Nathan Hoft 0 0 0, Demetrius Alvarez 0 0 0, Calvin Ferguson 0 0 0, Aaron Stewart 0 0 0, Tyler Fengler 0 0 0. Totals: 24 10 64.
O’Brien Tech    16    11    14    17—64
Kaynor Tech    20    14    15    15—54
3-pointers: O—O’Toole 1, Shulick 1; KT—Witkowski 4, Racine 1,Marinelli 1. Of note: Ferguson 11 rebounds; Racine 5 assists, 3 steals.

CHESHIRE 65, SHELTON 48
Cheshire (9-9): Drew Hart 3 0 7, Zach Barlok 1 4 7, Dylan D’Addio 10 0 20, Mike Millea 6 0 12, Ben DeLaubell 1 0 2, Eric Angelone 1 0 2, Derek Frione 0 0 0, Heath Post 5 2 12, Sean Mulligan 1 0 3. Totals: 28 6 65.
Shelton (9-9): Jeff Stockmal 6 0 13, Matt Terrasi 8 1 18, Casey Belade 4 0 8, Kevin Robinson 1 0 2, Keenan Carey 1 0 2, Dave Berritto 0 0 0, Jake Maier 2 0 5. Totals: 22 1 48.
Cheshire    19    16    13    17—65
Shelton     15    13    13    7—48
3-pointers: C—Hart 1, Barlok 1, Mulligan 1; S—Stockmal 1, Terrasi 1, Maier 1.

The Kennedy girls hoop team finished the regular season at 1-5 after a 59-28 win over Kaynor Tech Tuesday night. Kaynor ends up at 10-10.

Here are some highlights:

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There were a number of great individual scoring efforts Tuesday night. Here’s the list:

BOYS BASKETBALL

Watertown at Torrington, ppd. to today
Oxford 86, Derby 64
Berkshire League

Watertown’s Julianna Rinaldi (13) pushes the ball up court past Torrington’s Alexis Tyrrell (10) during their game Wednesday at Watertown High.
Jim Shannon Republican-American

Shepaug 55, Terryville 54
Thomaston 37, Wamogo 36
Lewis Mills 41, Litchfield 39
Others
Kent at Taft, 2:30
Chase 57, Harvey 54
O’Brien Tech 65, Med-Ed 37
Bassick 85, Naugatuck 46
Joel Barlow 45, Woodland 27
Pomperaug 85, Bethel 61
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Naugatuck Valley League
Oxford 56, Derby 48
Watertown 60, Torrington 39
Berkshire League
Thomaston 71, Wamogo 37
Shepaug 60, Terryville 43
Lewis Mills 48, Litchfield 27
Others
Taft 55, Williston-Northampton 36
Millbrook 50, Westover 43
Pomperaug 56, Bethel 52

BOYS BASKETBALL
Naugatuck Valley League
Crosby at Holy Cross, 7
Watertown at Torrington, 7
Ansonia at Wilby, 7
Berkshire League

Thomaston’s Casey Carangelo. Erin Covey Republican-American

Northwestern at Lewis Mills, 5:30
Others
Kaynor Tech at Bullard-Havens, 6
Pomperaug at Stratford, 7
Harding at Wolcott Tech, 7
O’Brien Tech at Abbott Tech, 7
WCA at Bristol Central, 7
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Naugatuck Valley League
St. Paul at Watertown, 7
Berkshire League
Terryville at Gilbert, 5:30
Shepaug at Litchfield, 7
Wamogo at Housatonic, 7
Nonnewaug at Thomaston, 7
Northwestern at Lewis Mills, 7:15
SCC Tournament
First round (6:30 p.m.)
Cheshire at Daniel Hand
Lyman Hall at East Haven
Jonathan Law at Amity
Lauralton Hall at Career
Sheehan at Shelton
Guilford Hillhouse
Hamden at Sacred Heart Academy
BOYS SWIMMING
Wamogo at Bristol co-op, 3:45