Dave Stewart 
We have five 2-0 teams in the FCIAC with St. Joseph, Greenwich, Darien, Staples and Norwalk all making it through the first two weeks of the football season unscathed. A few interesting games are on tap for week three, including a juicy match-up between the top-ranked St. Joseph Cadets and the No. 3 Darien Blue … Read more
The FCIAC fall sports season is in full swing and there’s not time like the present to take a gander at the standings to see who’s started out hot. Click the links below to go to our standings pages, which are updated through the weekend’s events. Football Boys Soccer Girls Soccer Field Hockey Volleyball Boys … Read more
GREENWICH — Greenwich’s offense couldn’t be stopped and its defense barely budged during the first half of Saturday’s football game against Trinity Catholic.
And that, of course, made it a long first half for the Crusaders.
Scoring on six of its seven opening-half possessions, while shutting down the opposition’s offense, Greenwich coasted to a resounding 56-0 victory over Trinity Catholic in an FCIAC game held at Cardinal Stadium.
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Norwalk: Lauren Deering 2g, 1a; Julia Vaccaro 2g, 1a; Tessa Albrecht 1g, 2a; Adrianna Alfisi 1g; Julia Cunningham 1g
St Joseph 0-0 0 New Canaan 5-1 6 New Canaan: Celia Sokolowski 2g; Anna Lindeis 1g; Emily Knight 1g; Molly Mitchell 1g; Natalie Lopez 1g; Brielle Connelly 2a; Campbell Connors 1a Goalies SJ – Tarryn Trauth 7 saves NC – Emily Gaeta and Kaitlyn Fico 0 saves
Norwalk: Mady Suda 1g; Brianny Garcia 1a Goalies N – Amanda Lihv 10 saves
Central 0-0 0 New Canaan 4-2 6 New Canaan: Elizabeth St. George 2g; Dillyn Patten 1g; Emma Schuh 1g; Kayla Beck 1g; Olivia Cosco 1g; Kendall Patten 1a
15-25, 25-17, 25-19, 28-26
STAMFORD—Coming into the game, the Westhill football team knew the Norwalk offense could beat them in a variety of ways.
Turns out, the scouting reports were spot on as Norwalk scored on the ground, through the air and on special teams, dismantling Westhill 48-21 at J. Walter Kennedy Stadium Saturday afternoon.
“We thought we could exploit some things with (Westhill) and we did,” Norwalk coach Sean Ireland said. “I was happy because, teams in the past, if we fumble on the second play and they go in and score a lot of times we duck our heads but there was nobody pointing fingers and everybody stayed positive. Great team effort.”
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