SOFTBALL
Connecticut Major Division
Softball (ages 11-12)
State championship (best-of-3)
At Rocky Hill (D7)
Friday, July 21
Game 1: Waterford South 6, Seymour 5 (8)
Sunday, July 23
Game 2: Seymour 6, Waterford South 4
Monday, July 24
Game 3: Waterford South 4, Seymour 0
Waterford South 4, Seymour 0
ROCKY HILL, July 25 – Pitcher Kelli Connors allowed only three hits and struck out eight as Waterford South topped Seymour, 4-0 to win its second state title in the last five years. Waterford South also won in 2002. Sage Bagewell gave Waterford a 1-0 lead with an RBI double in the third inning. A walk, wild pitch and error scored another run in the fourth. Tricia Haire had an RBI single in the fifth and Waterford South added a fourth run on an error.
Seymour threatened in the third taking advantage of three walks to load the bases with two outs. But a ground ball to Connors ended the inning. “These guys are tough, they've been resilient all year, they made the plays when they had to make the plays,” Waterford South coach Don Connors told the New London Day. “I never doubted them.” Kelly Mitchell, Stephanie Burt and Shelby Betts each had hits for Seymour.
Seymour 6, Waterford South 4
ROCKY HILL, July 23 -- Seymour took advantage of two Waterford errors and scored six runs in the third inning to beat Waterford South, 6-4, to force a deciding game 3. Kim Ferris and Shelby Betts each had a two-out, two-RBI single for Seymour. Kate Sykora had an RBI triple for Waterford South while Sage Bagwell added a RBI double. Seymour squashed a late Waterford rally in the bottom of the sixth. With one out, Waterford loaded the bases on two singles, a walk and an error. They scored two runs but Seymour ended the game by throwing out a runner at home.
Waterford South 6, Seymour 5 (8)
ROCKY HILL, July 21 – Despite giving up five runs in the bottom of the fifth inning, Waterford South rallied to beat Seymour, 6-5 in eight innings and take game one of the best-of-3 championship series. Kelli Connors RBI single scored Tricia Haire with the game-winning run.
“We were cruising along,” Waterford South coach Don Connors told the New London Day. “I think we just got complacent.” Seymour tied the game in the fifth, scoring five runs on two hits, tour walks and three errors. Still, Waterford made the plays with pitcher Kelli Connors picking a runner off third base in the fifth and then striking out the next two batters to end the rally. Sage Bagwell had two hits for Waterford while Jess Ryder had an RBI triple. Stephanie Burt had a two-RBI single for Seymour.
Section II Tournament
Thursday, July 13
Rocky Hill (D7) 2, Thomaston (D6) 1
Waterford So. (D10) 17, Thompson (D11) 4
Middletown (D9) 7, South Windsor (D8) 5
Friday, July 14
Rocky Hill (D7) 11, Thompson (D11) 0 (4)
So. Windsor (D8) 10, Thomaston (D6) 0 (4)
Waterford So. (D10) 12, Middletown (D9) 1
Saturday, July 15
Waterford South (D10) 10, Rocky Hill (D7) 4
Middletown (D9) 15, Thomaston (D6) 11
South Windsor (D8) 2, Thompson (D11) 1
Sunday, July 16
Middletown (D9) 19, Thompson (D11) 1
South Windsor (D8) 8, Rocky Hill (D7) 4
Waterford South (D10) 10, Thomaston (D6) 0
Monday, July 17
Middletown (D9) 12, Rocky Hill (D7) 3
Thomaston (D6) 8, Thompson (D11) 2
Waterford So. (D10) 3, So. Windsor (D8) 2
Wednesday, July 19
Championship: Waterford South 8, Middletown 3
Section I Tournament
Thursday, July 13
Seymour (D3) 7, West Haven (D4) 0
Ridgefield (D1) 11, Fairfield (D2) 1
Friday, July 14
Seymour (D3) 12, Fairfield (D2) 2
Ridgefield (D1) 11, Berlin (D5) 9
Saturday, July 15
Seymour (D3) 10, Berlin (D5) 0
Fairfield (D2) 13. West Haven (D4) 5
Sunday, July 16
West Haven (D4) 19, Ridgefield (D1) 1
Fairfield (D2) 9, Berlin (D5) 1
Monday, July 17
Seymour (D3) 2, Ridgefield (D1) 0
West Haven (D4) 17, Berlin (D5) 7
Wednesday, July 19
Championship: Seymour 17, Fairfield 2
Connecticut Junior Division
Softball (ages 13-14)
State championship (best-of-3)
At Veteran's Field, East Lyme
Monday, July 24
Game 1: Waterford 4, Seymour 0
Tuesday, July 25
Game 2: Waterford 3, Seymour 1.
Waterford 3, Seymour 1
EAST LYME, July 25 – Pitcher Jewel Jamon allowed just two hits as Waterford swept Seymour, 3-1 to win its second Junior Division title in three years. Seymour had just three hits in the series. Jamon struck out five and scattered five walks. “I think these girls will never give up,” Waterford coach Mike Strecker told the New London Day. “It's a great group of girls, no arguments, no fights. I think we'll have to do exactly what we had to do today. We were worried about scoring those couple runs.”
Waterford 4, Seymour 0
EAST LYME, July 25 – Sara Weller allowed just one hit to lead Waterford to a shutout victory in game 1 at Veterans Field. Weller fanned six and allowed just one walk. Brianna Strecker had a two-RBI single for Waterford while Amanda Reed added an RBI single. Kate Flanagan stole two bases for Waterford and scored on an error.
Section II Tournament
At Roseland Park, Woodstock
Sunday, July 16
Manchester (D6/8) 8, Rocky Hill (D7) 7
Waterford (D10) 11, Middletown (D9) 0
Monday, July 17
MIddletown 8, Manchester 5
Rocky Hill 15, Killingly/Brooklyn (D11) 13
Tuesday, July 18
Waterford 2, Rocky Hill 0
Manchester 22, Killingly/Brooklyn 0
Wednesday, July 19
Middletown 25, Killingly/Brooklyn 1
Waterford 12, Manchester 1
Thursday, July 20
Middletown 10, Rocky Hill 0
Waterford 21, Killingly/Brooklyn 1
Saturday, July 22
Championship: Waterford 6, Middletown 0
Section I Tournament
Host: Seymour (D3)
Sunday, July 16
Seymour (D3) 11, Bristol (D5) 0 (5)
Monday, July 17
Fairfield (D2) 14, Bristol (D5) 4 (5)
Tuesday, July 18
Seymour 6, Fairfield 4
Thursday, July 20
Championship: Seymour 6, Fairfield 1
Connecticut Senior League
Softball (ages 14-16)
State championship
Monday, July 10
East Shore (D4) 11, Shelton (D3) 3
Middletown/East Hampton (D9) 11, Wallingford (D5) 1 (5)
Pawcatuck (D10) 14, vs. Norwich (D11) 1 (5)
Tuesday, July 11
Shelton vs. Wallingford, ppd., rain
East Shore vs. Pawcatuck, ppd., rain
Middletown/EH vs. Norwich, ppd., rain
Wednesday, July 12
Shelton vs. Middletown/EH, ppd., rain
Wallingford vs. Pawcatuck, ppd., rain
East Shore vs. Norwich, ppd., rain
Thursday, July 13
Pawcatuck 14, Shelton 1 (5)
Middletown/EH 14, East Shore 1
Norwich 7, Wallingford 0
Friday, July 14
Middletown/EH 9, Shelton National 4
East Shore 15, Norwich 0
Pawcatuck 7, Wallingford 0, forfeit
Monday, July 17
East Shore 7, Wallingford 0
Norwich 14, Shelton 9
Pawcatuck 5, Middletown/EH 0
Tuesday, July 18
Shelton 7, Wallingford 0
Pawcatuck 12, East Shore 4
Middletown/EH 5, Norwich 1
Wednesday, July 19
Championship, game 1: Pawcatuck 15, Middletown/East Hampton 0 (5)
Thursday, July 20
Championship, game 2: Pawcatuck 16, Middletown/East Hampton 2 (6)
Pawcatuck 16, Middletown/EH 2 (6)
MIDDLETOWN, July 20 – Elysa Parrilla struck out eight and allowed just two hits as Pawcatuck completed a dominating state tournament run with a 14-run victory over Middletown/East Hampton to win a state championship. “We were ready to win tonight,” Pawcatuck coach Joel Borden told the New London Day. “We are the better team; this is the third time we've faced them and we knew we could handle their pitching. We knew we were going to score runs.”
Haley Giles was 3-for-4 with a three-RBI triple and an RBI single. Brittany Walker had a two-RBI triple and RBI single. Lia Greenlead and Aubrey Lathan each had two RBI while Haley Rolfe and Arielle Cooper each scored three runs. Samantha Dimauro and Jessica Wasgatt each had singles for Middletown/EH.
Pawcatuck 15, Middletown/EH 0 (5)
MIDDLETOWN, July 19 – Elysa Parilla struck out nine and allowed just one hit in four inning as Pawcatuck easily beat Middletown/East Hampton in game 1 of the best-of-3 championship series. Brittany Walter had three singles and 4 RBI for the winners while Arielle Cooper and Kristen Michalak each had two singles. Lia Greenlead had a double for Pawcatuck (11 hits).
Connecticut Big League
Softball (ages 16-18)
State Championship
District 5, with 11 of 15 girls from Bristol, was the only league to enter a team so they qualified for the Eastern Regionals in West Haven on August 4-10. District 4 also entered a team for being the host of the tournament.
District 5 qualifies for World Series
WEST HAVEN, Aug. 11 -- Only two Connecticut districts fielded Big League softball All-Star teams (ages 16-18) in 2006 but both managed to play in the East Region final. State champion District 5 beat host District 4 to earn a spot in the World Series in Michigan. Eleven of the 15 players on the team played high school softball in Bristol and eight who have earned All-State honors.
Breanne Gleason (Bristol Central), Audrey Boutin (Bristol Eastern), Sara Plourde (Bristol Eastern), Kim Church (Farmington), Kayla Jandreau (Plainville) and Lena Cantone (Southington) were All-State this spring. Davina Hernandez (UMass) was All-State at Bristol Central in 2005 while Farmington’s Cara Hovhanessian (Tufts) was also All-State in 2005. Other Bristol area players include Amanda McPhee, Kim Curry, Chelsea Methot and Courtney Miller from Bristol Central; Melanie Bush and Sara Krolikowski from Bristol Eastern; and Laura Riccio from St. Paul.
"With the talent that we have, (reaching the World Series) was what was expected," District 5 manager Dave Gleason told the Bristol Press. "This team is as good as any team I’ve seen," he added. "Their drive matches their talent in terms of how good this team is."
In the East Regional tournament, District 5 was undefeated (4-0) while District 4 went 3-1. D5 won its semifinal over New Jersey, 12-2 while D4 won its semifinal over Maryland, 2-1. In the best of three championship series, District 5 improved to 7-0 by sweeping District 4 by scores of 8-0 and 6-0.
Connecticut Minor Division
Softball (age 11)
State Championship
At Pragmann Field, Wallingford
Tuesday, July 18
Trumbull (D2) 14, P.J. Foley-Naugatuck (D3) 2
Rocky Hill (D7) 5, Wallingford (D5) 4
Wednesday, July 19
Trumbull 19, Windsor American (D8) 2
Wallingford 16, P.J. Foley 3
Thursday, July 20
Trumbull 10, Rocky Hill 7
Windsor American 23, P.J. Foley 3
Saturday, July 22
Wallingford 13, Trumbull 3
Rocky Hill 19, Windsor American 3
Sunday, July 23
Wallingford 26, Windsor American (D8) 19
Rocky Hill 6, P.J. Foley 0, forfeit
Tuesday, July 25
State championship: Wallingford 20, Rocky Hill 8
Wallingford 20, Rocky Hill 8
WALLINGFORD, July 25 – Wallingford avenged an one-run loss in the opening round of the tournament to win its first state Minor Division (ages 10-11) state championship with a 20-8 win over Rocky Hill, playing in the finals for the second straight year. In the tournament opener, Rocky Hill nipped Wallingford, 5-4. A year ago, Bristol won a best-of-3 final with Rocky Hill by a 2-1 margin.
Wallingford took an early 7-0 lead in the first on seven walks, two wild pitches and a hit batter. “A lot of our success came down to pitching and a lot of it came down to listening,” Wallingford coach Joe Barbiuto told the Meriden Record Journal. “Our pitching was great and we played smart softball. We told them to wait until (Rocky Hill’s) pitcher threw a strike to start their at-bat.” Rocky Hill trimmed the lead to one, 8-7, in the fourth but Wallingford responded with 12 runs in the fifth to ice the contest. Kim Clark had two singles and an RBI in the fifth while Jessica Pereira and Cassie Acampora had RBI singles.
Connecticut 9-10
Softball (ages 9-10)
State championship (best-of-3)
At Thomaston
Saturday, July 29
Gm. 1: Wallingford 2, Waterford South 1 (8)
Sunday, July 30
Game 2: Waterford South 11, Wallingford 9
Tuesday, August 1
Game 3: Waterford South 4, Wallingford 4 (tie). Teams declared co-champions
Waterford South 4, Wallingford 4
THOMASTON, Aug. 1 – Tied 4-4 after six innings in game three and too dark to continue playing, Waterford South and Wallingford shared the state championship. The game began late due to afternoon rain. Waterford South rallied from a two-run deficit to tie the game at 4-4. Jamie Dahl scored on a passed ball in the fifth and Talia Rickerson did the same in the sixth.
Waterford South 11, Wallingford 9
THOMASTON, July 30 – Waterford South scored four runs in the third inning to erase a two-run deficit and tie the best-of-3 state final at 1-1 with an 11-9 victory over Wallingford at Reeves Field. Kate Haff scored three runs and had two hits for Waterford while Sarah Baxter had two hits and two RBI. Marisa Boch had two singles while Meg Spellman added a double.
Wallingford 2, Waterford South 1 (8)
THOMASTON, July 29 – Wallingford scored on an error in the eighth inning to beat Waterford South, 2-1 in game 1 of the best-of-3 final at Reeves Field. Pitcher Megan Spellman gave up just one hit and struck out seven in six innings for Waterford South. Waterford scored when Katelyn Haff singled, stole second and third base and scampered home on a passed ball.
Section II Tournament
At Coginchaug HS, Durham
Thursday, July 20
West Hartford (D7) 7, Simsbury (D6) 2
Vernon (D8) 11, East Haddam (D9) 1
Waterford South (D10) 11, Norwich (D11) 6
Friday, July 21
Vernon 11, Simsbury 1
Norwich 19, West Hartford 5
Waterford South 3, East Haddam 1
Sunday, July 23
Vernon 8, Norwich 1
Waterford South 4, West Hartford 1
Simsbury 14, East Haddam 2 (3), cut short by rain
Monday, July 24
Waterford South 13, Simsbury 5
East Haddam 11, Norwich 10
Vernon 10, West Hartford 0 (5)
Tuesday, July 25
Simsbury 9, Norwich 6
Vernon 5, Waterford South 2
West Hartford 11, East Haddam 3
Thursday, July 27
Championship: Waterford South 2, Vernon 0
Section I Tournament
Friday, July 21
Monroe 11, Seymour (D3) 3
Wallingford (D5) 6, Orange (D4) 4
Sunday, July 23
Orange 22, Monroe 7
Wallingford 8, Seymour 0
Tuesday, July 25
Monroe 10, Wallingford 5
Orange def. Seymour
Thursday, July 27
Championship: Wallingford 4, Orange 2
BASEBALL
Connecticut Major Division
Baseball (ages 11-12)
State championship (best-of-3)
At Haddam
Saturday, July 29
Game 1: Ron Bernardini-Hamden 4, Glastonbury American 3
Sunday, July 30
Game 2: Glastonbury American 4, Ron Bernardini-Hamden 1
Monday, July 31
Game 3: Glastonbury American 7, Ron Bernardini-Hamden 4
Glast. American 7, Ron Bernardini 4
HADDAM, July 31 -- Glastonbury American had four home runs, including three in the fifth inning, to rally past Ron Bernardini of Hamden, 7-4 and win its first-ever state championship. Chris Oechsli, Steve Michalek and Joe Uccello hit homers in the fifth. Oechsli added a solo HR in the 6th.
"I knew we had the power. Sometimes, it takes a little while to come out," Glastonbury manager Tracy Michalek told the Hartford Courant. Ron Bernardini scored three runs in the third to take a 4-1 lead but Glastonbury, playing in its first state final since 1993, rallied. Reliever Dave Kravies retired the final nine batters to secure the win. For Hamden, Mike Franco had a two-RBI single while C.J. Carignan had a RBI double.
Glastonbury American 4, Bernardini 1
HADDAM, July 30 -- Pitcher Mike Mainuli hit a 3-run home run in the top of the sixth to spark Glastonbury American to a victory in game 2 over Ron Bernardini of Hamden and forced a decisive game 3. On the mound, he scattered six hits and struck out five. Tied at 1-1, Glastonbury's James Longley reached on a bunt single and scampered to third on an infield single from Steve Michalek. Then, Mainuli hit his homer. "I knew something would come up," Glastonbury coach Tracy Michaelek told the Hartford Courant. "We've had a lot of late-game heroics. This team just fights to the very end."
Ron Bernardini 4, Glastonbury Amer. 3
HADDAM, July 29 – Matt Franco’s RBI double in the top of the seventh was the game-winner for Ron Bernardini-Hamden in game 1 of the best-of-3 state championship series at Duval Field. Matt Elia singled and moved to second on a throwing error before scoring on the double for the one-run lead. Elia went six innings for the Hamden squad, striking out 12 and scattering five hits.
Tuesday, July 18
Glastonbury Americans (D7) 12, Simsbury Nationals (D6) 1
Willimantic (D10) 7, Mystic (D10) 2
Wednesday, July 19
Windsor International (D8) 19, Simsbury Nationals (D6) 0
Glastonbury Americans (D7) 10, Willimantic (D11) 0
Mystic (D10) 7, Old Saybrook (D9) 6
Thursday, July 20
Windsor International 4, Old Saybrook 3
Friday, July 21
Glastonbury American 3, Mystic 2
Simsbury National 14, Old Saybrook 10
Windsor International 8, WIllimantic 7
Friday, July 22
Mystic 5, SImsbury Nationals 0
Old Saybrook 6, Willimantic 3
Glastonbury American 7, Windsor Inter. 3
Sunday, July 23
Old Saybrook 3, Glastonbury American 2
Mystic 1, Windsor International 0
Simsbury National 11, Willimantic 7
Tuesday, July 25
Championship: Glastonbury American 3, Mystic 2
Host: District 4
At Clarkson Field, Milford (Nationals)
Tuesday, July 18
Monroe (D2) 9, Shelton National (D3) 4
Ron Bernardini-Hamden (D4) 9, Ridgefield American (D1) 3
Wednesday, July 19
Ridgefield American (D1) 6. Berlin (D5) 5
Ron Bernardini-Hamden (D4) 9, Monroe
Friday, July 21
Berlin (D5) 11, Monroe (D2) 0 (4)
Ron Bernardini 10, Shelton National 0 (4)
Saturday, July 22
Monroe 10, Ridgefield American 5
Berlin 9, Shelton National 3
Sunday, July 23
Ridgefield American 2, Shelton National 1
Ron Bernardini 9, Berlin 1
Tuesday, July 25
Championship: Ron Bernardini 6, Berlin 5
Connecticut Junior Division
Baseball (ages 13-14)
State championship
Best of 3 at Colchester
Saturday, July 29
Game 1: North End-Bridgeport 7, Stafford 0
Saturday, July 29
Game 2: North End 7, Stafford 2
Section 1
Friday, July 21
Yalesville-Wallingford (D5) 13, Granby (D6) 5
North End-Bridgeport (D2) 5, Max Sinoway-North Haven (D4) 4 (9)
Saturday, July 22
North End vs. Yalesville, ppd., rain
Max Sinoway vs. Granby, ppd, rain
Sunday, July 23
North End 13, Granby 5 (5)
Max Sinoway 10, Yalesville 0 (5)
Tuesday, July 25
North End 8, Yalesville 4
Max Sinoway 20, Granby 2 (5)
Wednesday, July 26
Championship: North End-Bridgeport 9, Max Sinoway-North Haven 8 (8)
Section II
Friday, July 21
Stafford (D8) 5, Killingworth (D9) 1
Brooklyn (D11) 10, Pawcatuck (D10) 1
Saturday, July 22
Stafford (D8) vs. Pawcatuck (D10), rain
Killingworth (D9) vs.Brooklyn (D11), rain
Sunday, July 23
Stafford 2, Brooklyn 1
Killingworth 14, Pawcatuck 10
Monday, July 24
Stafford 7, Pawcatuck 5
Brooklyn 10, Killingworth 0
Tuesday, July 25
Championship: Stafford 8, Brooklyn 5
Connecticut Senior Division
Baseball (ages 14-16)
State Tournament
Wednesday, July 19
Game 1: North End-Bridgeport (D2) 13, Pawcatuck (D10) 0
Game 2: Max Sinoway-North Haven (D4) 4, Ed Walsh-Meriden (D5) 3
Thursday, July 20
Game 3: Stafford (D8) 7, North End 1Game 4: Ed Walsh-Meriden 4, Pawcatuck 3
Monday, July 24
Game 5: Max Sinoway 12, Stafford 6
Gm 6: North End 10, Ed Walsh-Meriden 5
Wednesday, July 25
Game 7: North End 10, Stafford 9
Thursday, July 26
Game 8, championship: North End 10, Max Sinoway 0
Friday, July 27
Game 9, championship: North End def. Max Sinoway
Connecticut Minor Division
Baseball (age 11)
State championship (best-of-3)
At Shelton (Nike Site)
Saturday, July 29
Game 1: Southington West def. Madison American
Sunday, July 30
Game 2: Southington West 19, Madison American 0
Southington West 19, Madison Amer. 0
SHELTON, July 30 -- Southington West scored 12 runs in the first inning for its 17th win in 20 games and its first state championship.
Section II Tournament
Thursday, July 20
Glastonbury National (D7) 10, Simsbury Nationals (D6) 5
Madison American (D9) 6, Ellington (D8) 5
Killingly (D11) 7, Pawcatuck (D10) 4
Friday, July 21
Ellington 11, Simsbury Nationals 10
Glastonbury National 7, Killingly 0
Madison American 9, Pawtucket 5
Sunday, July 23
Madison American 7, Simsbury National 5
Glastonbury National 4, Pawcatuck 1 Ellington 3, Killingly 1
Monday, July 24
Simsbury Nationals 6, Pawcatuck 0
Madison American 8, Killingly 1
Ellington 3, Glastonbury National 1
Tuesday, July 25
Simsbury National 14, Killingly 2
Glastonbury Nat'l 3, Madison American 1
Ellington 4, Pawcatuck 2
Thursday, July 27
Championship: Madison American 9, Glastonbury National 3
Section I Tournament
Host: North End LL-Bridgeport (D2)
Thursday, July 20
Shelton National (D3) 8, Trumbull National (D2) 6
Stamford American (D1) 7, Milford National (D4) 6
Friday, July 21
Southington West (D5) vs. Stamford American (D1)
Milford National (D4) vs. Trumbull National (D2)
Sunday, July 23
Southington West (D5) 7, Milford National (D4) 6
Stamford American (D1) 6, Shelton National (D3) 3
Monday, July 24
Trumbull National 11, Stamford American 1
Southington West 15, Shelton National 5
Tuesday, July 25
Trumbull National 5, Southington West 2
Shelton National 4, Milford National 3 (7)
Thursday, July 27
Championship: Southington West 8, Trumbull National 4
Connecticut 9-10
Baseball (ages 9-10)
State championship (best-of-3)
At Plainville
Saturday, July 29
Game 1: McCabe Waters-Bristol 11, Cromwell 1
Sunday, July 30
Game 2: McCabe Waters-Bristol 7, Cromwell 4
McCabe-Waters 7, Cromwell 4
PLAINVILLE, July 30 – Matt Blandino hit a two-run home run on his birthday to help McCabe-Waters of Bristol leap out to an early five-run lead as the Bristol team won the state title with a 7-4 win over Cromwell.
McCabe Waters swept the best-of-3 series for the state 9-10 baseball title. Pitcher Mitch Guilmette earned the win. McCabe Waters scored 91 runs in the tournament. “All tournament we have stressed good
pitching, good defense, good at-bats,” McCabe Waters coach Joey DeFillippi told the Bristol Press. “Today we had all three."
Section II Tournament
At Hubbard Park, Middletown (D9)
Wednesday, July 19
Simsbury Nationals (D6) 8, Newington Americans (D7) 2
Cromwell (D9) 11, South Windsor National (D8) 8
Moosup (D11) 5, Pawcatuck (D10) 0
Thursday, July 20
South Windsor Nationals (D8) 7, Simsbury Nationals (D6) 6
Newington Americans (D7) 7, Moosup (D11) 6
Cromwell (D9) 12, Pawcatuck (D10) 2
Sunday, July 23
Pawcatuck 11, Simsbury Nationals 6
So. Windsor National 9, Newington Americans 4
Cromwell 8, Moosup 5
Monday, July 24
Cromwell 10, Newington Americans 5
Simsbury National 13, Moosup 0
South Windsor National 13, Pawcatuck 0
Tuesday, July 25
Simsbury Nationals 11, Cromwell 10
Newington Americans 7, Pawcatuck 4
South Windsor National 13, Moosup 7
Wednesday, July 26
Championship: Cromwell (4-1) vs. South Windsor (4-1)
Section I Tournament
At Naugatuck (Peter Foley) and Shelton (Nike Site)
Wednesday, July 19
Wilton (D1) 4, North Branford (D4) 1
Shelton National (D3) 8, Fairfield American (D2) 2
Thursday, July 20
McCabe-Waters Bristol (D5) 17, Wilton 3
Fairfield American 12, North Branford 3
Saturday, July 22
North Branford vs. McCabe Waters
Wilton vs. Shelton National
Sunday, July 23
Fairfield American 3, Wilton 1
Shelton National 9, McCabe Waters 7
Monday, July 24
McCabe Waters 6, Fairfield American 1
Shelton National 5, North Branford 0
Tuesday, July 25
McCabe Waters 15, North Branford 10
Wilton 10, Shelton National 0
Wednesday, July 26
Championship: McCabe Waters 7, Shelton National 1
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