O’BRIEN TECH 79, WRIGHT TECH 52
Wright Tech: Aiden Coker 2 0 6, Waldy Cordero 3 0 6, Luis Zapata 4 1 10, Kyle Bamba 8 4 22, Joel Ojeda 1 0 3, Darrion Carmichael 1 0 3, Luis Ojeda 1 0 2.Totals: 20 5 52.
O’Brien Tech (5-6): Jamesyn Brothers 6 3 15, Ozzy Priar 1 0 2, Stu Vargas 0 0 0, Xavier Gonzalez 6 0 12, Kyle Rogers 0 2 2, Elijah Moore 8 3 20, Zach Rodriguez 5 1 14, Nate Phetis 2 0 4, Rian Newkirk 5 0 10. Totals: 33 9 79
Wright Tech 15 21 13 3—52
O’Brien Tech 21 25 14 19—79
3-pointers: WT—Coker 2, Zapata 1, Bamba 2, Ojeda 1, Carmichael 1. OT—Rodriguez 3, Moore 1.

WOOSTER 84, CHASE 45
Chase (8-4): Anthony Molina 5 6 17, Jamal Clarke 5 2 12, Neel Avancha 1 1 3, Colby Calabrese 0 0 0, Casey Denihan 0 1 1, Rohan Singh 1 3 5, Jaiden Panigaua 1 1 3, Sam Bianchi 1 0 3, Adam Retallick 0 1 1. Totals: 14 15 45.
Wooster (8-4): Max Mo-T 2 0 5, Sean Fullerton 14 2 35, P.J. Tate 2 0 4, Cass Washington 1 2 5, Brendan Santiago 3 0 6, Ben Everett 1 0 2, Rob Gabrik 2 0 5, Peter Sun 1 0 2, Brooke Burns 2 0 4, Ronnie Cushnie 2 2 6, Charlie Stuhr 2 0 6. Totals: 34 8 84.
3-pointers: C—Molina 1, Bianchi 1. W—Mo-T 1, Fullerton 5, Gabrik 1, Washington 1 , Stuhr 2.

BOYS BASKETBALL
O’Brien Tech 79, Wright Tech 52
Wooster 84, Chase 45
GIRLS BASKETBALL
O’Brien Tech 55, Wright Tech 31
Chase 56, Marvelwood 7
Kent 45, Westover 38
BOYS SWIMMING
Southington 101, Conard 84
BOYS ICE HOCKEY
North Haven 2, Watertown-Pomp. 0
East Haven 1, Cheshire 0
BOYS WRESTLING
NW 66, Thomaston-Holy Cross 15

BOYS BASKETBALL
Bristol Eastern at E.O. Smith, 6:45
Lewis Mills at RHAM, 6
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Naugtauck Valley League
Holy Cross at Naugatuck, 7
Others
Whitney Tech at O’Brien Tech, 4
Wolcott Tech at Cheney Tech, 5:30
Tolland at Lewis Mills, 6
East Catholic at Bristol Eastern, 6:45
Capital Prep at Sacred Heart, 7
BOYS SWIMMING
Northwestern at Nonnewaug, 6

Maddie Patrick had 26 points, nine steals, three assists and three blocks as the Chase Collegiate girls basketball team rolled over Marvelwood, 56-7, on Wednesday in prep action.
Lariya Hicks added 14 points, six rebounds and eight steals for Chase.
Kent 45, Westover 38: Mia Izzi scored 16 points for the Wildcats.
O’Brien Tech 55, Wright Tech 31: Miranda McGuire had 29 points, and Contessa Davis had 13 points and 18 rebounds for the Condors.
BOYS BASKETBALL
O’Brien Tech 79, Wright Tech 52: Elijah Moore had 20 points, Jamesyn Brothers 15 and Zach Rodriguez 14 for the Condors.
Wooster 84, Chase 45: Anthony Molina had 17 points and Jamal Clarke 12 for the Highlanders.
BOYS SWIMMING
Southingon 102, Conard 84: Tyler Heidgerd won the 200 free (1:53.07) and 100 back (57.02) to lead the Blue Knights.

OXFORD — Three months ago, Oxford High junior Adem Kica’s athletic future was hanging in the balance after an injury on the football field.

But thanks to some time, a lot of healing and a little bit of luck, Kica has since returned to action — in a sport in which he had never previously competed — wrestling.

By MARK JAFFEE

Heeding the advice of his friend and football teammate Jason Madden and assistant football coach John Bogart, who also is on head coach Joe DiMartino’s wrestling staff, Kica joined the squad.

Now, since breaking his fibula and injuring his ankle while making a tackle against Naugatuck in Week 5 of the 2019 football season, the right offensive guard and middle linebacker has rebounded to help the Wolverines to a 13-1 record.

Their only loss came against Northwestern.

Individually, Kica is 12-2 in the 195-pound weight category. His only losses came against wrestlers from Notre Dame-Fairfield and Thomaston-Holy Cross.

“I tried to fill a gap, chased the ball carrier down to make the tackle and my body went one way and my leg went the other,” he said. “I felt a sharp pain. On the field, our athletic trainer (Chelsea Searles of Pysical Therapy for Life in Southbury) thought it was broken, but wasn’t 100% sure until she got me back into the locker room. She took really good care of me.”

The next day, Kica went to the hospital for X-rays to confirm that his season was over.

“I was in shock and in denial,” said Kica. “I said to myself, ‘Wow’ I was in the midst of a great season and it ended in the blink of an eye.”

Luckily, Kica’s injuries didn’t require surgery.

“It feels good to be back competing,” said Kica, two days after the Wolverines’ football banquet last Sunday. “It took a while to get back in the swing of things. I was nervous obviously before our first match because I never wrestled before. I was always interested in the sport, but football has been my No. 1 sport and weightlifting a close second. Coach Bogart really helped me (with wrestling techniques). I’ve known him my whole life. I started taking to the sport.”

Kica won his first match against Derby and captured an individual title at the Derby Invitational to jump-start his wrestling career and boost his confidence.

“I’m such a competitive person and always try my best,” said Kica. “I’m really looking forward to the rest of the regular season and the Berkshire Valley Tournament.”

The Berkshire Valley wrestling tournament is Feb. 15 at Thomaston High.

Also an outfielder on the baseball team, Kica said he will try to earn a starting spot on a deep Wolverines’ squad.

“I’m just glad to be back being able to do something I love,” said Kica.

And the appreciation he has for being healthy is even more profound.

Winning streaks don’t just happen. They are the product of talent, preparation and a little bit of luck.

By STEVE BARLOW

That’s according to Fred Williams, the longtime Northwestern High girls basketball coach, whose Highlanders won 142 Berkshire League games in a row, starting in 1986 and ending in a league tournament loss to Thomaston in 1993.

“No. 1, you’ve got to have the personnel. Without the talent, the athletes, that streak would not have happened,” said Williams.

Sacred Heart puts its boys basketball win streak of 116 straight NVL games on the line Friday night against Crosby

Plus, the girls who starred for him had the benefit of excellent coaching at the lower levels that honed their skills. And he added, don’t overlook that there were “games we could’ve lost if the ball bounced the wrong way.”

Streaks are a bit of a double-edged sword. Long winning streaks give teams an aura of invincibility.

“We could almost win because of history,” Williams noted. “Teams were defeated almost before they hit the floor.”

But on the flip side, any time an opponent had a shot at beating them, the pressure would naturally mount on the Highlanders.

“You don’t want to be the ones who stop the streak,” Williams said. “Even if the streak is only 15, 20 games, you don’t want to be the one who stops the streak.”

Here are some other notable streaks by area teams:

Cheshire girls swimming: 281 straight dual-meet victories, 1986-2011.

By KEVIN ROBERTS

There’s a lot riding on the second meeting between the Sacred Heart and Crosby boys basketball teams today.

The Hearts are 11-0 in the NVL and overall, and come into the game with a 116-game winning streak against league opponents. The Bulldogs are 9-1 in the NVL, 9-3 overall, and have won five straight games since a 74-63 home loss to the Hearts on Jan. 10.

On a personal note, longtime Crosby leader Nick Augelli will reach 700 career wins with his next victory.

Talk to Sacred Heart coach Jon Carroll, and he hopes the streak and the buzz over Augelli going for 700 wins brings a big crowd to Alumni Hall for the 7 p.m. tip.

“I hope it causes a buzz and they pack the place,” Carroll said after Monday’s win over Weaver. “Nick and I talk about it before games, that people just don’t show up for high school games. I think that The Palace was maybe half-full the last time we played, and that was a great high school basketball game.”

Carroll continued: “If it causes people to come out … if it’s the Sacred Heart streak and Nick’s 700th, and it’s a great night in the city, then listen, I’m all for it. Let’s make it packed. It’s two good teams and they deserve to be seen, so I hope people do come.”

Augelli said he’s looking forward to the game, though the 700th career win is secondary to improving Crosby’s standing in the NVL and state tournament brackets.

“You have two of the top teams in the NVL competing for bragging rights in the city,” Augelli said.

Augelli added: “Win streaks eventually come to an end and it would be nice to be the team to end the streak, but it is not a motivation. To get the win against a quality team like Sacred Heart is what we are striving for.”

As far as the two teams go, Sacred Heart has seen players like Caleb Sampson and Trevahn Duncan become more aggressive offensively to compliment the talented Lorenzo Washington. Washington had 38 points the first time the two teams met. Connor Tierney had a double-double of 16 points and 12 rebounds in win No. 116 in a row against Woodland on Tuesday.

“Defensively we’re a little more aware of assignments,” Carroll said. “You always got to be aware of where Justin is, even when he doesn’t have the ball.”

Carroll added that Sacred Heart must do better at limiting Crosby’s second chances. The Bulldogs will go with their “starting eight”, as Augelli refers to his team. The leader of that group, of course, is senior standout Justin Davis. Davis tallied 21 points in the first meeting, but Jonathan Rivera and Alex Batista were only just returning to the lineup. Rivera can take the pressure off Davis with ball-handling duties, and Batista provides another strong body inside. The Bulldogs are an interchangeable group with several outside shooters and big men at their disposal.

“We have to go into the game with a lot of confidence, play our game, and we need to play better defense against them than we did in the first game,” Augelli said. “Playing at Sacred Heart also gives them an advantage with the home court.”

If you love high school basketball, then do yourself a favor. Better yet, do these players a favor, and get to Alumni Hall. Sacred Heart athletic director Mike Madden said the doors would open at 4 p.m., since there is no freshman game. There will still be the junior varsity game at 5:15, followed by the varsity at 7.

The first meeting

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Alyssa Hebb’s putback off a missed free throw at the buzzer gave the Holy Cross girls basketball team a dramatic 63-61 victory over host Naugatuck on Thursday in NVL action.
Cayla Howard scored 18 points, Mya Zaccagnini added 15 and Hebb 12 for the Crusaders.
Hailey Russell had 19 points for the Greyhounds. Lauryn Romalho added 11 and Kaylee Jackson 10.
Capital Prep 57, Sacred Heart 50: Aamya Rivera scored 25 points and Brooke Ferrare added 10 for the Hearts. Mikayla Mobley grabbed 10 rebounds.
Lewis Mills 36, Tolland 23: Brianna Pelchar had 17 points (three 3-pointers) and six steals to lead the Spartans to the CCC victory over the Eagles.
Abby Mills tallied six points, six steals and five assists for Lewis Mills.
Whitney Tech 51, O’Brien Tech 41: Miranda McGuire led the Condors with 27 points, and Amaya Hernandez added 10 points.
Wolcott Tech 37, Cheney Tech 18: Abigail Williams had 13 points for the Wildcats.
Boys basketball
Watertown 69, Seymour 51: Cam Garcia had 16 points and Moni Jusufi added 15 for the Indians.
Cam Guerrera finished with 13 points, including 11 in the second quarter, for Watertown. Brian McWhirt added 12 points, five rebounds and five assists.
Dion Perkins had 23 points for the Wildcats.

HOLY CROSS 63, NAUGATUCK 61
Holy Cross (11-2): Ella Atkins 1 0 2, Alyssa Hebb 6 0 12, Mya Zaccagnini 6 0 15, Jenna Mowad 1 2 4, Maeve Perrone 0 0 0, Nyasia Smith 1 4 6, Cayla Howard 8 2 18, Kristina Perry 1 0 2, Alyssa French-Graham 0 4 4. Totals: 24 8 63.
Naugatuck (10-4): Kaylee Jackson 2 5 10, Sara Macary 1 3 5, Brielle Behuniak 4 0 9, Hailey Russell 8 2 19, J.J. Magalhas 0 0 0, Lauryn Romalho 4 3 11, Felicia Salvati 1 0 2, Kendall Allen 1 0 3, Saige Winslow 1 0 2. Totals: 22 13 61.
Holy Cross 16 16 18 13—63
Naugatuck 19 20 8 14—61
3-pointers: HC—Zaccagnini 3, N—Jackson 1, Behuniak 1, Russell 1, Allen 1.

CAPITAL PREP 57, SACRED HEART 50
Capital Prep (6-7): Senia Walsord 4 3 11, Saneia Walford 4 3 11, Aniya Perry 7 6 20, Sydney Fulton 5 2 13, Saryah Winborne 2 4 8, Janeya Grant 0 2 2, Kimani White 1 0 3, Symphonee Burney 0 0 0. Totals: 19 17 57.
Sacred Heart (10-4): Aamya Rivera 11 1 25, Brooke Ferrare 3 4 10, Mikayla Mobley 1 3 6, Shera Tripp 0 1 1, Ally Daniels 1 0 2, Emily Ronalter 2 2 6, Bryanna Flowers 0 0 0, Iyanna Rivera 0 0 0. Totals: 18 11 50.
Capital Prep 13 15 15 14—57
Sacred Heart 10 13 10 17—50
3-pointers: CP—Fulton 1, White 1; SH—A. Rivera 1, Mobley 1.

LEWIS MILLS 36, TOLLAND 23
Tolland (2-12): Sophia Rotandaro 1 1 3, Amy Lumia 1 0 3, Annelise Martens 4 2 10, Sara Clokey 0 0 0, Rachel Lee 2 3 7, Isabelle Grivois 0 0 0, Emma Urban 0 0 0. Totals: 8 6 23.
Lewis Mills (6-7): Brianna Pelchar 6 2 17, Lauren Alvarez 1 1 3, Abby Mills 3 0 6, Annika Fitzgerald 0 0 0, Vickie Fleming 1 0 2, Grace Annonson 0 0 0, Jordan Anderson 1 0 2, Abby Jankoski 3 0 6. Totals: 15 3 36.
Tolland 5 6 8 4—23
Lewis Mills 12 10 6 8—36
3-pointers: T—Lumia 1; L—Pelchar 3.

WOLCOTT TECH 37, CHENEY TECH 18
Wolcott Tech (9-5): Teja Petersen 1 2 4, Abigail Williams 6 1 13, Sierra Doyle 0 0 0, Yennifer Sarmiento 4 0 8, Rachel Heaney 4 0 8, Crystal Salazar 0 0 0, Lexi Walsh 0 0 0, Gianna Spagnola 0 0 0, Juliana Minard 0 0 0. Totals: 17 3 37.
Cheney Tech (2-12): Sofia Moreno 3 0 6, Iris Dillon 0 1 1, Rosemarie Rodriguez 0 0 0, Angelysse Lozada 1 0 2, Tahira Jilu 0 0 0, Grace Olden 1 0 3, Stephanie Stanton 1 0 2, Taylor Solito 2 0 4. Totals: 8 1 18.
3-pointers: CT—Olden 1.

WHITNEY TECH 51, O’BRIEN TECH 41
Whitney Tech: Gianni Atkinson 13 2 31, Destiny Rodriguez 4 0 12, Faith Green 2 0 4, Athalia Crooks 1 0 2, Asepla Brown 1 0 2. Totals: 21 2 51.
O’Brien Tech (7-7): Miranda McGuire 8 7 27, Amaya Hernandez 3 4 10, Contessa Davis 2 0 4, Angie Smith 0 0 0, Nahlia Colon , Gianni Gomez 0 0 0, Kaniya Dangerfield 0 0 0, Trinity Tyson 0 0 0. Totals: 13 11 41.
Whitney Tech 15 9 17 10—51
O’Brien Tech 11 4 9 18—41
3-pointers: W—Atkinson 3, Rodriguez 4; O—McGuire 4.

WATERTOWN 69, SEYMOUR 51
Seymour (3-8): Dion Perkins 7 7 23, Dhruv Kapadia 2 1 6, Matt Oczkowski 1 0 3, Kyle Harmeling 1 4 7, Chris Seara 2 0 5, Kevin Harmeling 0 1 1, Joe Orlando 2 0 4, Matt Liedke 0 0 0, Jake Chacho 0 0 0, Mike Starkey 0 0 0, Caden Drezek 0 0 0.Totals: 15 15 51.
Watertown (7-4) : C.J. Maynard 0 5 5, Moni Jusufi 6 2 15, Brian McWhirt 5 2 12, Cam Garcia 6 3 16, Danny Toroveci 1 2 4, Cam Guerrera 6 0 13, Matthew Hardisty 0 0 0, Peyton DeFeo 0 0 0, Isaiah Powell 0 0 0, Owen Munson 1 0 2, Sam Weidemier 1 0 2. Totals: 26 14 69.
Seymour 12 13 14 12—51
Watertown 12 23 15 19—69
3-pointers: S—Perkins 2, Kapadia 1, Oczkowski 1, Ky. Harmeling 1; W—Jusufi 1, Garcia 1, Guerrera 1.

BOYS BASKETBALL
Naugatuck Valley League
Watertown 69, Seymour 51
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Naugtauck Valley League
Holy Cross 63, Naugatuck 61
Others
Whitney Tech 51, O’Brien Tech 41
Wolcott Tech 37, Cheney Tech 18
Lewis Mills 36, Tolland 23
Capital Prep 57, Sacred Heart 50
BOYS SWIMMING
Northwestern 93, Nonnewaug 78

BOYS BASKETBALL
Naugatuck Valley League
Wolcott at Watertown, 5:15
Derby at Oxford, 6
WCA at Kennedy, 7
Naugatuck at Torrington, 7
Wilby at Holy Cross, 7
Crosby at Sacred Heart, 7
Ansonia at Woodland, 7
Berkshire League
Shepaug at Northwestern, 7
Thomaston at Nonnewaug, 7
Litchfield at Housatonic, 7
Terryville at Gilbert, 7
Others
North Branford at Wolcott Tech, 4:30
O’Brien Tech at Bullard-Havens, 6:30
Bethel at Pomperaug, 7
Platt Tech at Kaynor Tech, 7
Christian Hertiage at Chase, 7
Hamden at Cheshire, 7
Taft at Choate, 5:30
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Naugatuck Valley League
Torrington at Naugatuck, 7
Woodland at Ansonia, 6
Holy Cross at Wilby, 7
Oxford at Derby, 5:30
Wolcott at Watertown, 7
Sacred Heart at Crosby, 7
St. Paul at Seymour, 7
Kennedy at WCA, 7
Berkshire League
Housatonic at Litchfield, 6
Gilbert at Terryville, 7
Nonnewaug at Thomaston, 7
Northwestern at Shepaug, 7
Others
Pomperaug at Bethel,6
Kaynor Tech at Platt Tech, 7
Christian Heritage at Chase, 5:30
Cheshire at Wilbur Cross, 7
BOYS SWIMMING
Naugatuck Valley League
Oxford at Naugatuck, 4
Crosby-WCA at Wilby-Kaynor, 5:30
Torrington at Watertown, 6
Holy Cross at Seymour, 6
Woodland at Sacred Heart, 7
Others
Lewis Mills at Litchfield, 7:30
BOYS ICE HOCKEY
Shepaug at Byram Hills (N.Y.), 7

The Cheshire High boys swimming team has been idle since last Monday from competition after defeating Southern Connecticut Conference rival Amity of Woodbridge, 98-85, to remain undefeated in five league meets.

By MARK JAFFEE

But the Rams (6-1 overall, 1-0 SCC Division I) have been busy in recent days, sharpening their techniques and trying to lower their times in preparation for Monday night’s pivotal SCC meeting with visiting Fairfield Prep (3-1, 0-0 SCC Division at Cheshire Community Pool.

“Since the win over Amity, we have focused our work this week on great starts, breakouts and finishes with lots of work on bursts of speed,” said Cheshire coach Kevin Reeder. “We’re finally healthy. We had over 20 kids out sick for almost a week. It’s very good to have the entire team back together.”

The Jesuits are the defending SCC champion, as well as third as a team in the 2019 Class LL championship meet. Prep was also fifth overall at the 2019 State Open right behind Class M state champion and fourth-place finisher Pomperaug.

“Fairfield Prep set the bar and to have a team like that in our conference is awesome,” said Reeder. “If you want to be the best, you have to beat the best. Prep always brings a strong team. I expect a very competitive meet Monday that could go down to the last relay.”

But the Rams won’t have time to relax after Monday as 24 hours later, they meet Xavier of Middletown (7-0, 1-0 SCC Division I) Tuesday at 7 at Wesleyan University’s Freeman Athletic Center.

“Tuesday will be an even tougher test against what I think is a top 3 team in the state in Xavier (7-0, 1-0 SCC Division I). They’re young, talented and swimming really fast.”

The Rams feature University of South Carolina-bound Sam Hanke, who was second in the 100 backstroke (51.80 seconds) and fourth in the 200 freestyle (1:43.46) at the 2019 CIAC Class L meet.

Hanke won the 200 freestyle (1:44.71) and 100 backstroke 52.70 seconds) at the 2019 SCC championship meet and was also second in the 100 backstroke (51.33 at the ’19 State Open).

Hanke is a senior tri-captain along with James Bennett and Nicholas Brunetti.

“Sam is doing well and we continue to work on what it will take to do what he wants at the end of the season,” added Reeder. “We are confident we will get there.”

The Rams’ only blemish this season was against defending FCIAC, Class LL and State Open champion Greenwich, a decisive 103-56 decision Jan. 18. But Reeder saw the positive side of that road meeting instead of dwelling on the loss.

“Swimming Greenwich was a great opportunity for these kids,” said Reeder. “It allowed our team to realize that while we may be a strong team, we’re a long way from being the best. Greenwich has a very deep talented team this year and proved they will be hard to beat this season.”

The SCC Diving championship is Feb. 28 at 5:30 p.m. at Sheehan-Wallingford. The swimming trials qualifier is set for March 2 at Cheshire Community Pool at 4:30 p.m. followed by the championship finals set for March 4 at 4:30 p.m. at Southern Connecticut State University’s Bruce Hutchinson Natatorium in New Haven.

Cheshire will then compete at the CIAC Class L meet March 17 (1:30 p.m.) at Wesleyan and at the State Open (March 21, 7 p.m.) at Yale University’s Kiphuth Exhibition Pool.

“Our goals aren’t accomplished or lost based on the results of next week,” said Reeder. “We’re looking ahead to our SCC meet. Class L and State Opens to judge how our season was. Our depth is our strength and what will allow us to reach our potential as a team. I believe the best for this team is ahead of us.”

Panthers’ update: Defending South-West Conference and defending Class M champion Pomperaug is 5-0 in league meets this season. Sai Quesenberry, Connor Nee and diver Christianna Tzepos are senior tri-captains.

Pomperaug will compete Saturday at 3 p.m. in a non-scoring multiteam meet [Dash] Hall-West Hartford, Amity-Woodbridge, Conard-West Hartford, Holy Cross, Suffield/East Windsor/Ellington/Windsor Locks at the Cornerstone Aquatics Center in West Hartford.

Pomperaug’s slate to date: def. New Fairfield, 94-78; def. New Milford, 97-78; def. Brookfield, 97-81; def. Barlow-Bethel, 85-57. The Panthers have a key nonleague meet next Wednesday at 4 p.m. at Naugatuck at the Alex Gimbo Pool. Looking ahead, the Panthers will defend its SWC title Friday, March 6 at 5 p.m. at Masuk High in Monroe.

The following day, on March 7, the Panthers are set to go against Naugatuck again at 1 p.m.

Other dates include March 12: Class M Diving Championship at Bulkeley High-Hartford; March 14: Class M Trials at East Hartford High, 6 p.m.; March 18: Class M finals at Wesleyan, 6 p.m.

The Sacred Heart boys beat Crosby, 84-67, Friday night for their 117th straight NVL win. The Hearts are now 12-0.

WATERTOWN 93, TORRINGTON 81
200 medley relay: Watertown, 1:59.45; 200 freestyle: Joseph Maccione, (W) 2:02.74; 200 IM: Gianni Spiotti, (W) 2:16.82; 50 freestyle: Thomas Morrissey, (W) 26.39; 1-meter diving: Andrew Warren (W), 141.35; 100 butterfly: Joseph Maccione (W), 57.05; 100 freestyle: Gianni Spiotti (W), 55.94
500 freestyle: Mateo Raidhi, (W), 6:13.35; 200 freestyle Relay: Torrington, 2:00.12; 100 backstroke: Mateo Raidhi, (W) 1:08.77; 100 breastroke: Matthew Pieger, (W), 1:14.46; 400 freestyle Relay: Watertown, 3:49.03. Records: T 3-4.

HOLY CROSS 73, SEYMOUR 70
200 Medley Relay: Holy Cross (Marcas Racevicius, PJ Gauthier, Derek Fantano, Seamas Bowler) 1:50.60; 200 Freestyle: Anthony Ursini (HC) 2:03.09; 200 Individual Medley: Derek Fantano (HC) 2:08.79; 50 Freestyle: Jack Crocamo (S) 22.48; 100 Butterfly: Derek Fantano (HC) 58.75; 100 Freestyle: PJ Gauthier (HC) 51.52; 500 Freestyle: John Halligan (S) 6:33.44; 200 Freestyle Relay: Seymour (Sanjiv Dilchand, Jack Crocamo, Tyler Bredice, Ethan Mabasa-Hamilton) 1:40.95; 100 Backstroke: Oleh Stasyuk (S) 1:26.01; 100 Breaststroke: Jack Crocamo (S) 1:07.53; 400 Freestyle Relay: Seymour (Tyler Bredice, John Halligan, Oleh Stasyuk, Ethan Mabasa-Hamilton) 4:24.71.

NONNEWAUG 47, THOMASTON 36
Nonnewaug (12-1): Ashley Hennessey 1 2 5, Samantha Conti 5 0 13, Mallory Tomkalski 4 0 9, Monica Untiet 2 0 5, Abigail Scheurich 3 0 6, Maddie Woodward 1 3 5, Emily Wisniewski 2 0 4. Totals: 18 5 47.
Thomaston (9-5): Emma Kahn 4 4 13, Emma Sanson 1 5 7, Emily Root 1 0 3, Sydney Stevenson 2 0 4, Aurelia Barker 0 0 0, Kaya Johnson 0 2 2, Evan Doyle 0 0 0, Elyse Krasnowski 2 3 7. Totals: 10 14 36.
Nonnewaug 14 14 12 7 — 47
Thomaston 7 16 5 8 — 36
3-pointers: N — Conti 3, Hennessey 1, Untiet 1, Tomkalski 1; T — Kahn 1, Root 1.

NORTHWESTERN 44, SHEPAUG 42
Northwestern (11-2): Francesca DeSanti 1 1 3, Natalie Brodnitzki 4 1 9, Skylar DiMartino 2 2 7, Morgan Plitt 1 0 3, Abigail Whalen 1 0 2, Emily Munson 1 0 2, Natalie Lederman 6 0 12, Jana Sanden 3 0 6. Totals: 19 4 44.
Shepaug (10-4): Marissa Perachi 7 2 16, Eilish Crossley 2 0 4, Rachel Andrews 0 0 0, Brooke Donaghey 2 4 8, Lucy Puskas 2 0 4, Haylie Lasky 1 1 3, Abbey Harty 2 1 7. Totals: 16 8 42.
Northwestern 10 14 8 12 — 44
Shepaug 6 6 14 16 — 46
3-pointers: N — DiMartino 1, Plitt 1; S — Harty 2.

HOUSATONIC 40, LITCHFIELD 33
Housatonic (8-5): Sydney Segalla 5 0 11, Ella Segalla 1 1 3, Tori Dodge 4 5 15, Emma Walsh 4 0 8, Emma Crane 0 0 0, Josie Marks 0 0 0, Kaylie Anderson 0 0 0, Mackenzie Ongley 1 1 3, Maggie Bickford 0 0 0, Abigail Coolbeth 0 0 0. Totals: 15 7 40.
Litchfield (4-9): Hayden Southard 1 0 3, Kadija Crapo 2 0 6, Makenzie Schweter 3 0 9, Molly Lennon 1 1 3, Aileen Lennon 0 0 0, Savannah Leigh 0 0 0, Avery Dyer 0 0 0, Bella Butler 5 0 12. Totals: 12 1 33.
Housatonic 7 11 16 6—40
Litchfield 6 7 14 6 — 33
3-pointers: H— S. Segalla 1, Dodge 2; L —Southard 1, Schweter 3, Crapo 2, Butler 2.

ANSONIA 47, WOODLAND 34
Woodland (11-4): Samatha Sosnovich 0 0 0, Gabby Mastropietro 3 3 11, Kylie Bulinski 4 0 8, Andra Bojka 4 3 11, Ava DeLucia 1 0 2, Jillian Barbarito 1 0 2. Totals: 13 6 34.
Ansonia (10-5) : Natasha Rivera 2 0 5, Jojo Sanchez 4 0 11, Jayda Sanchez 3 0 7, Lilly Romanowski 1 0 3, Isra Hanaif 0 0 0, Hailey Bellido 0 0 0, Krystalee Fernandez 8 4 21. Totals: 18 4 47.
Woodland 16 5 7 6 — 34
Ansonia 9 17 14 7 — 47
3-pointers: W — Mastropietro 2; A — Jo. Sanchez 3, Ja. Sanchez 1, Rivera 1, Romanowski 1, Fernandez 1.

OXFORD 37, DERBY 31
Oxford (6-9): Mikayla Walton 4 3 11, Maddie Sastram 2 0 4, Jess Kondic 1 2 5, Emma Lobraico 2 0 4, Paige Davis 4 6 14, Olivia Garcia 0 0 0. Totals: 13 11 37.
Derby (5-9): Madison Koval 4 0 8, Kiara Swilling 2 0 4, Lucy Lane 4 0 11, Izzy Chevarella 1 0 3, Emily Borowski 2 1 5, Kelseana McBroom 0 0 0, Casey Cook 0 0 0. Totals: 13 1 31.
Oxford 4 11 10 12 — 37
Derby 3 6 7 15 — 31
3-pointers: D — Lane 3, Chevarella 1.

WCA 48, KENNEDY 42
Kennedy (4-11): Javilet Soto 3 1 8, Amaryllis Rivera 4 3 12, Angela Smith 0 0 0, Nicole Wilmot 2 2 6, Victoria Soto 0 0 0, Me’Ryah Caraballo 2 2 6, Vivian Bunker 3 0 6, Angelica Pena 0 0 0, Hayley Graham 2 0 4. . Totals: 16 8 42.
WCA (6-9) : Zaria Escoffery 2 0 4, Jonna Pierce 5 1 13, Ava Silva 0 0 0, Kiyarah Watson 5 0 10, Analise Santiago 4 0 9, Dashalee Ribot 0 1 1, Jordynn Torres 4 0 11. Totals: 20 2 48.
Kennedy 6 12 12 12—42
WCA 13 11 15 9—48
3-pointers: K—Rivera 1, J.Soto 1. WCA—Pierce 2, Santiago 1, J.Torres 3.

SACRED HEART 61, CROSBY 43
Sacred Heart (11-4): Aamya Rivera 6 0 14, Brooke Ferrare 2 0 4, Eilyn Maldonado 1 0 2, Mikayla Mobley 7 2 18, Shera Tripp 0 1 1, Ally Daniels 1 1 3, Emily Ronalter 7 2 16, Bryanna Flowers 0 0 0, Destiny Muniz 0 0 0, Iyanna Rivera 1 0 3. Totals: 25 6 61.
Crosby (3-12): Destiny Parris 5 0 10, Aniyyah Watson 5 3 14, Brianna Jackson 3 0 8, Glorines Rivera 3 0 8, Takaia Lewis 0 0 0, Iyanna Figueroa 0 0 0, Shyann Peart 0 0 0, Nazyah Small 1 0 3, Jelisse Velez 0 0 0, Arianna Rodriguez 0 0 0. Totals: 17 3 43.
Sacred Heart 15 18 17 11
Crosby 7 12 11 13
3-pointers: SH — A. Rivera 2, Mobley 2, I. Rivera 1. C — Watson 1, Jackson 2, Rivera 2, Small 1.

HOLY CROSS 57, WILBY 17
Holy Cross (12-2): Ella Atkins 1 0 2, Jadan Izzi 1 0 2, Alyssa Hebb 1 0 2, Mya Zaccagnini 0 0 0, Jenna Mowad 2 0 4, Maeve Perrone 1 0 2, Nyasia Smith 1 1 3, Riley Becker 3 0 8, Cayla Howard 5 0 10, Kristina Perry 5 0 12, Brianna Greenlaw 0 2 2, Alyssa French-Graham 1 2 4, Cassidy Williams 1 0 2, Megan Paolino 1 2 4. Totals: 23 7 57.
Wilby (0-15): Jynia Gibbs 3 0 9, Sarai Hernandez 1 0 2, Mariah Barreto 0 0 0, Angelina Patterson 0 0 0, Marianna Rivera 0 0 0, Aleysha Rivera 0 0 0, Melanie Gomez 0 0 0, Tayler Saunders 2 0 4, Amarae Mattei 0 0 0, Shakira Negron 1 0 2. Totals: 7 0 17.
Holy Cross 19 18 9 11 — 57
Wilby 3 2 10 2 — 17
3-pointers: HC — Becker 2, Perry 2; W — Gibbs 3.

NAUGATUCK 53, TORRINGTON 42
Torrington (6-9): Marissa Burger 0 0 0, Suzie Navin 0 0 0, Rachel Brewer-Karimi 1 0 2, Olivia Smith 0 0 0, Brianna Murelli 2 1 5, Julianna Latina 4 0 8, Kate Mooney 2 0 4, Maddie McLaughlin 1 0 2, Leah Pergola 5 1 12, Amelia Bouli 0 0 0, Molly Jones 0 0 0, Ashley Davis 3 1 9. Totals: 18 3 42.
Naugatuck (11-4): Kaylee Jackson 3 2 11, Sara Macary 4 6 14, Brielle Behuniak 6 3 17, Hailey Russell 1 2 5, Lauryn Ramalho 3 0 6, Felicia Salvati 0 0 0, J.J. Magalhas 0 0 0, Kendall Allen 0 0 0, Saige Winslow 0 0 0, Sophia Defillippo 0 0 0, Amaya Gonzalez 0 0 0, Jordan Brown 0 0 0. Totals: 17 13 53.
Torrington 4 10 12 16 — 42
Naugatuck 20 10 12 11 — 53
3-pointers: T — Davis 2, Pergola 1. N — Jackson 3, Behuniak 2, Russell 1.

ST. PAUL 49, SEYMOUR 41
St. Paul (14-2): Kailyn Bielecki 1 0 2, Olivia Heslin 1 0 2, Sophia Gerst 1 0 2, Janessa Gonzalez 9 4 23, Zoey Rubins 1 1 3, Olivia Stump 0 0 0, Jade Udoh 7 3 17. Totals: 20 8 49.
Seymour (11-4): Kolby Sirowich 3 0 7, Jacey Cosciello 1 0 3, Alyssa Johnson 2 0 5, Kiley Regan 0 0 0, Morgan Teodosio 4 4 12, Lauren Golebieski 0 0 0, Kiley Drezek 5 1 14.Totals: 15 5 41.
St. Paul 11 18 6 14—49
Seymour 7 10 13 11—41
3-pointers: SP—Gonzalez 1. S—Drezek 3, Sirowich 1, Cosciello 1, Johnson 1.

WOLCOTT 47, WATERTOWN 36
Wolcott (6-8): Emiah Soto 6 4 17, Emma Dadonna 1 0 2, Mayci Abou- Arrage 1 0 2, Hannah Francisco 0 0 0, Alison LeClerc 5 0 13, Adriana Ferrucci 3 5 13, Mariah Grady 0 0 0, Amanda Sullivan 0 0 0, Julie Sullivan 0 0 0. Totals: 16 9 47.
Watertown (2-13): Marissa Forino 2 4 9, Adriana Dandonoli 0 0 0, Alana Johnson 4 0 8, Paige Daigneault 5 1 12, Mary Massaro 0 0 0, Cayla D’Elia 2 1 5, Ashley D’Elia 1 0 2. Totals: 14 6 36.
Wolcott 4 11 17 15—47
Watertown 7 6 10 13—36
3-pointers: Wo.—Soto 1, LeClerc 3, Ferrucci 2. Wa.—Forino 1, Daigneault 1.

WILBUR CROSS 51, CHESHIRE 39
Cheshire (3-11): Sophia Vagts 1 0 2, Grace Lurz 0 2 2, Kaylee Clark 2 1 5, Ariana Perlini 1 1 4, Tess Givens 2 0 6, Ella Watson 3 4 10, Emma Watkinson 2 2 6, Rylee Post 2 0 4. Totals: 13 10 39.
Wilbur Cross (10-5): April Artis 4 2 10, Rayne Durant 7 1 15, Jaylic Rosario 8 2 18, Kandie Everett 3 1 8. Totals: 22 6 51.
Cheshire 17 9 8 5—39
Wilbur Cross 6 13 19 13—51
3-pointers: C—Perlini 1, Givens 2. WC— Everett 1.

POMPERAUG 47, BETHEL 45
Pomperaug (9-5): Marina Lamiase 0 2 2, Cara McGettigan 1 4 6, Molly Flanagan 7 2 18, Sydney Lounsbury 0 4 4, Jada Stietzel 4 1 9, Maddie Villa 2 1 6, Claudia Schneider 0 2 2 . Totals: 14 16 47.
Bethel (9-6): Mia Prazeres 1 0 2, Ruby Ackerman 2 1 5, Vicky Gracy 3 0 6, Brooke Lacey 1 0 2, Maranda Nyborg 11 6 28. Totals: 18 7 45.
Pomperaug 16 9 9 13—47
Bethel 11 10 10 14—45
3-pointers: P—Villa 1, Flanagan 2.

CHASE 58, CHRISTIAN HERITAGE 33
Christian Heritage: G. Hayes 0 2 2, L. Marshall 1 0 2, H. Krekoska 5 4 15, A. Hay 0 0 0, I Akinola-Nurse 1 0 2, K. Rosselli 5 1 12. Totals: 12 7 33.
Chase (8-4): Maya Tucker 2 0 4, Sherly Xiao 1 0 2, Eliza Slevinsky 3 0 6, Riy Hicks 7 6 20, Sarah Mediros 0 0 0, Mina Zeng 0 0 0, Maddie Patrick 9 6 24, Ali Dassatti 1 0 2. Totals: 23 12 58.
Chase 10 23 11 14—58
Christian Heritage 1 17 7 8 —33
3-pointers: CH—Krekoska 1, Rosselli 1.

CHOATE 39, TAFT 32
Choate (10-6): Betsy Overstrum 1 0 2, Kayce Mandancy 3 1 9, Norah Saluja 6 3 15, Christian Lucas 2 0 4, Greer Goergen 1 0 2, Jordan Obi 3 0 7. Totals: 16 4 39.
Taft (4-9): Lauren Villanueva 1 0 2, Natalie Hodak 4 4 13, Anna Koziol 0 0 0, Annie Woodward 3 1 7, Brooke Smith 0 0 0, Eliza Ford 4 2 10. Totals: 12 7 32.
Halftime: Taft 17, Choate 16.
3-pointers: C — Madancy 2, Obi 1. T — Hodak 1.

KAYNOR TECH 56, PLATT TECH 27
Kaynor Tech (7-7): Antia Ozuna 3 0 6, Dessire Rodriquez 0 0 0, Danielle Salvati 7 6 23, Claire Feledie 2 0 4, Toyin Bilewu 1 2 4, Se’Raya Steward 3 4 10, Lillibeth Moreno 0 1 1, Alannah Lewis 0 0 0, Kerly Borja 2 0 4, Tasya Teasley 0 0 0, Vanessa Concepcion 2 0 4, Darlene Fernandez 0 0 0. Totals: 20 13 56.
Platt Tech: Kirializ Negron 1 0 3, Jaelynn Mitchell 2 2 6, Naomi Juleau 0 1 1, Alana Caammano 2 0 4, Jessica Quaynor 0 3 3, Brianna Almezy 2 0 8, D’Avian Hudson 1 0 2. Totals: 9 6 27.
Kaynor Tech 14 19 17 6—56
Platt Tech 6 5 9 5—27
3-pointers: KT—Salvati 3. PT—Almezy 2, Negron 1.

SACRED HEART 84, CROSBY 67
Crosby (9-4): Justin Davis 11 2 24, Jose Soares 4 3 12, Alex Batista 3 1 7, Andre Pierre 4 0 8, Jason Robinson 1 1 3, C.J. Wilson 3 0 6, Pete Britto 1 0 2, Takai Wedderburn 1 1 3, Neko Guzman 0 2 2. Totals: 28 10 67.
Sacred Heart (12-0): Lorenzo Washington 6 9 22, Connor Tierney 9 0 20, Trevahn Duncan 3 0 6, Caleb Sampson 4 2 10, Steve Alseph 2 0 4, Osa Igbinewuare 4 0 8, Styles Marshall 0 0 0, Darrien Ponder 0 1 1, Davon Ellison 2 4 8, Alex Gonzalez 1 0 3, Arik Dagan 0 0 0, Johnny Pierce 0 0 0, Mekhi Petteway 0 0 0, Sheriff Bilewu 0 0 0. Totals: 31 18 84.
Crosby 19 17 12 19—67
Sacred Heart 28 22 13 21—84
3-pointers: C—Soares 1; S—Washington 1, Tierney 2, Gonzalez 1.

NAUGATUCK 76, TORRINGTON 52
Naugatuck (12-0): Avery Hinnant 8 1 17, Ese Onakpoma 2 3 8, Robert Sanders 8 2 20, Derrick Jagello 5 0 10, Keywan Garris 5 0 13, Aiden Robertson 2 0 4, Jay Mezzo 0 0 0, Evan Swanson 1 0 2, Jayshawn Lindsay 1 0 2. Totals: 32 6 76.
Torrington (4-9): Charlie Mathieu 4 1 10, Justin Mattiello 2 0 5, Joe White 1 0 2, Elian Pena 0 0 0, Mohamed Traore 7 0 14, Jacob Groebl 1 0 3, Brian Ballesteros 5 4 14, Ben Smith 2 0 4. Totals: 22 5 52.
Naugatuck 18 19 26 13—76
Torrington 9 8 14 21 —52
3-pointers: N — Onakpoma 1, Sanders 2, Garis 3; T — Mathieu 1, Mattiello 1, Groebl 1.

WATERTOWN 67, WOLCOTT 52
Wolcott (1-11): Mike Greene 3 0 7, Eric Perzhilla 1 0 3, Ryan Ligi 0 0 0, Brian Perzhilla 6 2 16, Matt Jefferson 0 0 0, Nick Nobrega 0 0 0, Jack Moore 0 0 0, Ryan Lofgren 3 1 7, Tyler Chance 4 0 11, Ty Goldberg 1 4 6, Rron Zhuta 0 0 0, Colin Brandt 0 2 2. Totals: 18 9 52.
Watertown (8-4) : C.J. Maynard 1 0 3, Moni Jusufi 9 5 25, Brian McWhirt 5 0 11, Cam Garcia 8 0 16, Danny Toroveci 2 1 6, Cam Guerrera 3 0 6, Matthew Hardisty 0 0 0, Peyton DeFeo 0 00 , Isaiah Powell 0 0 0, Owen Munson 0 0 0, Sam Weidemier 0 0 0, Ian Cronin 0 0 0. Totals: 28 6 67.
Wolcott 13 14 12 13—52
Watertown 15 25 14 13—67
3-pointers: Wo. — Greene 1, E. Perzhilla 1, B. Perzhilla 2, Chance 3. Wa. — Maynard 1, Jusufi 2, McWhirt 1, Toroveci 1.

HOLY CROSS 84, WILBY 76
Wilby (6-6): Calvin Hicks 6 0 12, Andres Urena 0 0 0, Josiah Waters 0 0 0, Devin Espino 0 0 0, Jeremiah Tripp 5 5 17, Dashaun Wilson 0 0 0, Jancarlos Rivera 0 0 0, Gio Cruz 4 6 17, Raekwon James 0 2 2, Jonathan Matias 2 2 7. Lewis Rodriguez-Correa 2 2 8, Ethan Veras 0 0 0, Justin Parker 6 1 13. Totals: 25 18 76.
Holy Cross (11-4): Akili Evans 7 6 20, Arthur Pappas 7 3 17, Sam Henderlite 2 5 10, Kyle Lombardi 6 6 20, Jahvon Myrthil 3 1 7, Vin Diogostine 1 2 4, Drevon Yeldell 1 0 2, John Greene 0 2 2, Ashton Sannasi 1 0 2, Cole Foster 0 0 0. Totals: 28 25 84.
Wilby 12 20 18 26—76
Holy Cross 19 19 27 19—84
3-pointers: W—Tripp 2, Cruz 3, Matias 1, Rodriguez-Correa 2; H—Henderlite 1, Lombardi 2.

OXFORD 59, DERBY 54
Derby (3-10): Davant Addison 7 1 18, Shymar Robinson 5 0 14, Kilian Okech 1 0 3, Ken Little III 0 0 0, Jose Melendez 0 0 0, Rayon Barnes 4 0 8, Jeff Polis 0 0 0, Zerion Montgomery 0 0 0, Henry Smith 0 0 0, Trayvon Pharr 0 1 1, Taeshuan Sanchez 3 2 10. Totals: 20 4 54.
Oxford (3-8):Cayden Mitchell 2 2 8, Tanner Soracco 7 8 23, Matthew Michaud 3 0 6, Patrick Mucherino 9 1 19, Hunter Keller 1 0 3, Dylan Salgado 0 0 0, Gavin Glass 0 0 0. Totals: 22 11 59.
Derby 13 14 15 12 —54
Oxford 12 17 16 14 —59
3-pointers: D — Robinson 4, Addison 3, Sanchez 2, Okech 1; O — Michaud 2, Soracco 1, Keller 1.

WCA 84, KENNEDY 75
WCA: Jonathan Edwards 5 3 15, Zion Lott 3 0 8, Darrell Coombs 3 0 6, Gerald Council 2 0 4, Rafael Prado 0 1 1, Trevone Hightower 1 0 2, Carlos Calle 0 0 0, Lawrence Lazaro 12 6 37, Cyrus Smith 5 0 11, Carmelo Mojicao 0 0 0. Totals: 31 10 84.
Kennedy (6-8): Kyle Brown 4 1 11, Aaron Brioso 3 1 8, Synciere Dozier 6 5 19, Jaquane Jones 10 4 24, Dayven Zielinski 2 4 9, Lennox Serrano 0 0 0, Chauncey Hicks 0 0 0, Johnarieus Davis 1 0 2, Victor Velez 0 2 2, Gavin Todd 0 0 0. Totals: 26 17 75.
WCA 19 25 17 23—84
Kennedy 20 13 23 19—75
3-pointers: WCA—Lazaro 7, Lott 2, Edwards 2, Smith 1. K—Brown 2, Dozier 2, Brioso 1, Zielinski 1.

ANSONIA 42, WOODLAND 40
Ansonia: Sheldon Schuler 3 2 8, Darell McKnight 4 3 13, Jadin Blackwell 1 0 2, Noah Wagnblas 4 1 9, Elijah Ellis 3 0 8, John Maitland 0 0 0, Riley Smith 1 0 2. Totals: 16 6 42.
Woodland: Jason Palmieri 0 2 2, Nate Bodnar 5 0 14, Trey Mastropietro 1 0 3, Nick DeLucia 1 2 4, Robert Moriarty 4 1 9, Joey Giuliani 2 0 4, Nathaniel Smith 1 2 4. Totals: 14 7 40.
Ansonia 12 6 13 11—42
Woodland 14 12 6 8—40
3-pointers: A—McKnight 2, Ellis 2. W—Bodnar 4, Mastopetro 1.

GILBERT 57, TERRYVILLE 56
Terryville (7-4): Dom Dao 4 0 8, Albert Molina 0 0 0, Zach Rinkavage 4 0 9, Harold Garcia 1 4 6, Dylan Matulis 4 0 9, Devonne Dao 5 0 11, Sean O’Donnell 5 1 13. Totals: 23 5 56.
Gilbert (5-6): Kyle Valickis 4 1 9, Anthony Carfiro 4 0 11, Carlos Sarmiento 2 0 4, Hunter Smith 8 2 20, Dylan Crowley 3 0 8, David Lukowski 2 0 5, Sean Plourde 0 0 0. Totals: 23 3 57.
Terryville 11 19 13 13 —56
Gilbert 22 10 12 13—57
3-pointers: T—Rinkavage 1, Matulis 1, O’Donnell 2, Devonne Dao 1. G— Kukowski 1, Smith 2, Crowley 2, Carfiro 3.

SHEPAUG 67, NORTHWESTERN 61
Shepaug (9-3): Owen Hibbard 7 8 24, Cole Davenport 2 1 5, Jayden Cornwall 2 0 5, Michael Perachi 9 2 23, Cole Donaghey 5 0 10. Totals: 25 11 67.
Northwestern (6-8): Levi Delaney 2 6 11, Jake Brodnitzki 1 0 2, Clay Maloney 0 0 0, Cam Mulligan 0 0 0, Matt Maltby 0 0 0, Colin Wilson 0 0 0, Curtis Blische 1 0 2, Trent Valliere 6 5 17, Brandon North 9 6 27, Joe Ogonoski 0 2 2, Ian Thompson 0 0 0. Totals: 19 19 61.
Shepaug 22 14 14 17—67
Northwestern 18 9 13 21—61
3-pointers: S—Hibbard 2, Cornwall 1, Perachi 3. NW— Delaney 1, North 3.

LITCHFIELD 81, HOUSATONIC 27
Litchfield (4-8): Ajani Campbell 0 0 0, Jason Thompson 3 3 10, Dylan Brocar 0 0 0, Matt Rousseau 8 2 25, Daniel Dieck 7 2 20, Tom Gostkowski 2 0 6, Harrison Barnes 2 1 7, Zajans Crapo 3 0 6, Erik Tieman 0 0 0, Evan Fischthal 1 3 5, Brody Stevenson 1 0 2. Totals: 27 11 81.
Housatonic (1-10): Ivan Pascasio 0 0 0, Xavier Johnson 0 0 0, Austin Bayer 0 0 0, Russell Sears 3 1 10, Jordan Shaw 1 0 2, Briceson Barry 1 1 3, Liam Murphy 0 0 0, Derrick Webb 4 1 10, Brayton Wood 0 0 0, ethan fenn 0 2 2. Totals: 9 5 27.
Litchfield 9 32 28 12 — 81
Housatonic 13 4 5 5 — 27
3-pointers: L — Rousseau 7, Dieck 4, Gostkowski 2, Barnes 2, Thompson 1; H — Sears 3, Webb 1.

NONNEWAUG 69, THOMASTON 53
Thomaston (5-8): Keegan Daigle 7 1 15, Ryan Bethin 1 0 3, Brendan Fainer 0 5 5, Isaiah Johnson 0 2 2, Ian Bethin 0 2 2, Chad Suckley 6 0 13, Ty Harkness 5 0 13. Totals: 19 10 53.
Nonnewaug (8-5): Colby Steinfeld 5 0 14, Jon Khazzaka 9 0 21, Aiden Colby 0 0 0, Ethan Ciesielski 2 2 6, Ryan Tomkalski 0 0 0, Ben Conti 2 0 6, Tyler Lindberg 2 0 4, Anthony Bambino 3 0 6, Jackson Baker 4 1 12. Totals: 27 5 69.
Thomaston 11 17 13 12 — 53
Nonnewaug 21 18 16 14 — 69
3-pointers: T — Harkness 3, R. Bethin 1, Suckley 1; N — Steinfeld 4, Khazzaka 3, Baker 3, Conti 2.

PLATT TECH 76, KAYNOR TECH 65
Platt Tech: Isaac DaGraca 10 1 24, Joshua Aponte 4 2 10, Kenian Murphy 4 4 20, Dariah Artis 1 2 4, Nylon Wilson 5 6 16, Akili Clarke 1 0 2, Ryan Ficaro 0 0 0. Totals: 29 11 76.
Kaynor Tech (6-6): Scott Dalesio 8 1 22, Fernando Cerda 9 0 22, Richard Erem 2 1 5, Eddie Cabrera 1 1 4, Jared Gomez 0 1 1, Masai Johnson 4 3 11, Jaden Jones 0 0 0, Mike Morales 0 0 0. Totals: 24 7 65.
Platt Tech 19 20 21 16—76
Kaynor Tech 7 21 11 26—765
3-pointers: PT—Murphy 4, DaGraca 3. KT—Dalesio 5, Cerda 4, Cabrera 1.

POMPERAUG 63, BETHEL 42
Bethel (4-9): Luke Lacey 1 3 5, Dylan Breeland 2 3 7, Mikey Schmidt 1 0 3, Lorenzo Almonte 6 5 19, Kevin Legnard 0 0 0, Nico Maiurro 0 0 0, Nate Correard 2 0 4, Cole Strang 0 2 2, Brian Legnard 1 0 2. Totals 13 13 42.
Pomperaug (8-5): Ethan Gomulinski 1 1 3, Dean Koulouris 3 0 6, Adam Opalka 2 2 8, Andrew Doan 4 1 9, Dion Zhuta 7 2 17, Max Fradkin 1 0 2, Spencer Dragone 3 0 6, Hunter Ances 0 0 0, Ben McGettigan 0 0 0, John DeLeo 0 0 0, Jacob Anderson 2 0 4, Raj Mehta 0 0 0, Cam Collette 3 1 8. Totals: 26 7 63.
Bethel 5 11 7 19 — 42
Pomperaug 16 11 21 15 — 63
3-pointers: B — Schmidt 1, Almonte 2. P — Opalka 2, Zhuta 1, Collette 1.

NORTH BRANFORD 64, WOLCOTT TECH 39
North Branford (5-6): Mike Shio 14 2 30, Brett Fee 5 2 13, Josh Briaido 1 0 3, Trevor Holzer 2 3 7, Ryan Monde 0 0 0, Blake Pearson 2 0 5, John Onofrio 0 1 1, Ben Stagina 1 0 2, Jsck Meehan 1 0 3, Take Saldutti 0 0 0. Totals: 26 8 64.
Wolcott Tech (2-10): Jordan Schaer 5 1 12, Anthony Petersen 2 1 5, Rosario Wagner 0 0 0, Luis Sanchez 0 0 0, Thaddeus Kimberley 0 0 0, Trevor Zeppari 0 0 0, Mike Cappetto 2 0 4, David Sidoti 4 0 8, Blake Sanford 5 0 10, Sebastian Acre 0 0 0. Totals: 18 2 39.
North Branford 14 13 22 15—64
Wolcott Tech 11 7 15 6—39
3-pointers: NB—Fee 1, Brigido 1, Pearson 1, Merhan 1. WT—Schaer 1.

BULLARD-HAVENS 62, O’BRIEN TECH 50
O’Brien Tech (5-7): Jamesyn Brothers 6 2 17, Ozzy Priar 2 1 5, Stu Vargas 1 0 2, Nashua Colon , Xavier Gonzalez 3 1 7, Marques James 3 0 6, Elijah Moore 3 1 7, Zach Rodriguez 1 1 4, Rian Newkirk 1 0 2. Totals: 20 6 50.
Bullard-Havens Tech (11-3): Jayvon Hawthorne 1 2 5, Cyrus Cotto 2 1 6, Jaydon Bailey 2 2 6, Marcial Morla 2 0 5, Terell Hanks 0 1 1, Aland Beliard 3 0 6, Elijah Newby 5 0 11, Jayden Winter 1 2 4, Jayden Hiraldo 5 1 11, Barry Jean-Pierre 1 0 2, Jamai Duncan 2 0 5. Totals: 24 9 62.
3-pointers: OT — Brothers 3, Rodriguez 1; BH — Duncan 1, Cotto 1, Hawthorne 1, Morla 1, Newby 1

Jade Udoh reached the career 1,000-point milestone, finishing with 17 as St. Paul defeated Seymour, 49-41, in Naugatuck Valley League girls basketball action at Seymour High on Friday.
Janessa Gonzalez scored a game-high 23 points for the Falcons.
Kiley Drezek scored 14 points for the Wildcats. Morgan Teodosio added 12 points.
WCA 48, Kennedy 42: Jonna Pierce led the Spartans with 13 points. Jordynn Torres added 11 points and Kiyarah Watson had 10.
Amaryllis Rivera scored 12 points for the Eagles.
Oxford 37, Derby 31: Paige Davis led the Wolverines with 15 points and Mikayla Walton had 11. Derby got 11 points from Lucy Lane.
Naugatuck 53, Torrington 42: Brielle Behuniak netted 17 points and Sara Macary added 14 for the Greyhounds (11-4), who jumped out to a 20-4 lead. For Torrington (6-9), Leah Pergola led with 12 points.
Holy Cross 57, Wilby 17: Kristina Perry scored 12 points and Cayla Howard chipped in 10 for the Crusaders.
Sacred Heart 61, Crosby 43: Mikayla Mobley hit for 18 points and Aamya Rivera contributed 14 for the Hearts.
For Crosby, Aniyyah Watson had 14 points, 12 rebounds and four blocks; Destiny Parris had 10 points and 10 rebounds, and Iyanna Figueroa grabbed 13 rebounds.
Wolcott 47, Watertown 36: Emiah Soto led the Eagles with 17 points. Alison LeClerc and Adriana Ferrucci added 13 points each.
Paige Daigneault scored a team-high 12 points for the Indians.
Ansonia 47, Woodland 34: Krystalee Fernandez totaled 21 points, seven rebounds and four assists to lead the Chargers.
JoJo Sanchez scored 11 points and Natasha Rivera added five points and nine boards. Gabby Mastropietro and Andra Bojka scored 11 points apiece for the Hawks.
Northwestern 44, Shepaug 42: Skylar DiMartino sank two free throws with 4.7 seconds left to give the Highlanders the win.
Natalie Lederman led Northwestern with 12 points. Marissa Perachi scored 16 to lead the Spartans, who battled back from a 24-12 halftime deficit.
Housatonic 40, Litchfield 33: Tori Dodge scored 15 points and Sydney Segalla added 11 for Mountineers.
Bella Butler had 12 points for the Litchfield.
Nonnewaug 47, Thomaston 36: Samantha Conti scored 13 points to lead the Chiefs to victory. Emma Kahn led the Golden Bears with 13 points.
Wilbur Cross 51, Cheshire 39: Ella Watson scored 10 points for the Rams.
Pomperaug 47, Bethel 45: Molly Flanagan led the Panthers with 18 points and 16 rebounds.
Chase 58, Christian Heritage 33: Maddie Patrick led the Highlanders (8-4) with a game-high 24 points. Riy Hicks added 20 points.
Choate 39, Taft 32: Natalie Hodak scored 13 points for the Rhinos.
Kaynor Tech 56, Platt Tech 27: Danielle Salvati led the Panthers with 23 points and dished out five assists. Se’Raya Steward added 10 points with nine rebounds.
BOYS BASKETBALL
Watertown 67, Wolcott 52: Moni Jusufi led the Indians with 25 points. Cam Garcia chipped in 16 points and Brian McWhirt had 11.
Brian Perzhilla scored 16 points for the Eagles. Tyler Chance added 11 points.
WCA 84, Kenendy 75: Lawrence Lazaro hit seven 3-pointers to pour in a game-high 37 points for the Spartans. Jonathan Edwards added 15 points and Cyrus Smithh had 11.
Jaquane Jones led the Eagles with 24 points. Synciere Dozier chipped in 19 points.
Naugatuck 76, Torrington 52: Avery Hinnant scored nine of his 17 points in the third quarter and Robert Sanders added six of his game-high 20 points in a 26-point third quarter for the Greyhounds.
Brian Ballesteros and Mohamed Traore each scored 14 points for the Red Raiders.
Oxford 59, Derby 54: Down 52-47 with 3 1/2 minutes left in regulation, the Wolverines rallied. Tanner Soracco converted all six free throw attempts in final stanza and finished with a game-high 23 points.
Patrick Mucherino added 19 for Oxford. Davant Addison had 18 for Derby.
Holy Cross 84, Wilby 76: Akili Evans and Kyle Lombardi each had 20 points for the Crusaders in the win.
Jeremiah Tripp had 17 points to pace the Wildcats.
Ansonia 42, Woodland 40: Darell McKnight led the Chargers with 13 points.
Nate Bodnar scored a game-high 14 points for the Hawks.
Gilbert 57, Terryville 56: With four seconds left, Hunter Smith drove the lane and dished off to Kyle Valickis, who sank go-ahead lay-up with 2.6 seconds left.
Dylan Crowley made a defensive stand to seal the win. Smith had game-high 20 points for the Yellowjackets. Sean O’Donnell had a team-high 13 point for Kangaroos.
Shepaug 67, Northwestern 61: Owen Hibbard led the Spartans with 24 points. Michael Perachi added 23 points.
Brandon North led all scorers with 27 points for the Highlanders. Trent Valliere added 17 points.
Litchfield 81, Housatonic 27: Matt Rousseau drained seven 3-pointers en route to 25 points for the Cowboys.
Daniel Dieck added 20 points for Litchfield, which hit 16 3-pointers. Russell Sears scored 10 to lead the Mountaineers.
Nonnewaug 69, Thomaston 53: Jon Khazzaka led all scorers with 21 points to pace the Chiefs. Colby Steinfeld and Jackson Baker contributed 14 and 12 points, respectively.
Keegan Daigle led the Bears with 15 points. Ty Harkness and Chad Suckley added 13 points apiece.
Pomperaug 63, Bethel 42: Dion Zhuta scored 17 points and distributed five assists to lead the Panthers.
North Branford 64, Wolcott Tech 39: Jordan Schaer scored a team-high 12 points for the Wildcats. Blake Sanford added 10 points.
Newington 48, Southington 45: Jared Kelly led the Blue Knights (7-3) with 15 points and Dylan Olson added 14.
Platt Tech 76, Kaynor Tech 65: Scott Dalesio and Fernando Cerda had 22 points each to lead the Panthers.
Masai Johnson recorded a double-double with 11 points and 16 rebounds.
Hamden 70, Cheshire 40: Cole Feinauer led the Rams with 14 points.
SWIMMING
Watertown 93, Torrington 81: Joe Maccione won the 200 free (2:02.74) and 100 butterfly (57.05), Mateo Raidhi won the 100 backstroke (1:08.77) and 500 free (6:13.35) and Gianni Spiotti took first in the 200 IM (2:16.82) and 100 free (55.94) for the Indians.

BOYS BASKETBALL
Naugatuck Valley League
Watertown 67, Wolcott 52
Oxford 59, Derby 54
WCA 84, Kennedy 75
Naugatuck 76, Torrington 52
Holy Cross 84, Wilby 76
Sacred Heart 84, Crosby 67
Ansonia 42, Woodland 40
Berkshire League
Shepaug 67, Northwestern 61
Nonnewaug 69, Thomaston 53
Litchfield 81, Housatonic 27
Gibert 57, Terryville 56
Others
North Branford 64, Wolcott Tech 39
Pomperaug 63, Bethel 42
Platt Tech 76, Kaynor Tech 65
Hamden 70, Cheshire 40
Newington 48, Southington 45
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Naugatuck Valley League
Naugatuck 53, Torrington 42
Ansonia 47, Woodland 34
Holy Cross 57, Wilby 17
Oxford 37, Derby 31
Wolcott 47, Watertown 36
Sacred Heart 61, Crosby 43
St. Paul 49, Seymour 41
WCA 48, Kennedy 42
Berkshire League
Gilbert at Terryville, ppd. to Wednesday
Housatonic 40, Litchfield 33
Nonnewaug 47, Thomaston 36
Northwestern 44, Shepaug 42
Others
Pomperaug 47, Bethel 45
Kaynor Tech 56, Platt Tech 27
Chase 58, Christian Heritage 33
Wilbur Cross 51, Cheshire 39
Choate 39, Taft 32
BOYS SWIMMING
Naugatuck Valley League
Watertown 93, Torrington 81
Holy Cross 73, Seymour 70