Boys Soccer – Central 3, New Canaan 2
Bridgeport Central 1-2 3 New Canaan 1-1 2 Central: Evan Lobo 1g; Tashjinae Kelly 1g; Juan Osorio 1g. New Canaan: Doyle Caitlin 1g; Finn Stanley 1g Saves: BC – Joaquin Brasher 6; NC – Alex Wolter 7
FCIAC
Boys Soccer – Trumbull 4, Brien McMahon 1
Trumbull: Roberto Echenique 2g; Matt Bagley 1g, 1a; Tiago Frazao 2a; Cameron Holmes 1g; Nick Grassi 1a. McMahon: Eli Good 1g; Owen Mendez 1a. Saves: T – Nick Grassi 6; BM – Jose Hernandez 4
Field set for FCIAC boys soccer tournament
Norwalk and Ludlowe clinched playoff berths on the final day of the regular season, setting the field for the FCIAC boys soccer tournament. The tournament will begin on Thursday with quarterfinal games at the top four seeds. The semifinals will follow on either Monday or Tuesday at Ludlowe, with the final scheduled for Thursday, Nov. … Read more
With a spike on 4th down, No. 4 Darien holds on to beat No. 3 Greenwich
GREENWICH — It was one of the more dramatic football games of the FCIAC season, with the most anti-climactic of endings. After a roller-coaster ride which saw a couple of huge momentum swings, the game ended when Greenwich QB James Rinello spiked the ball on fourth-and-one at the 13-yard line, as No. 4 Darien held … Read more
Jeff Jacobs: Wild finish leaves a craving for a (Class LL) final finish
GREENWICH — The pass was complete, the ball was spotted at the Darien 13-yard line and the frantic seconds were ticking. Junior quarterback James Rinello, Gavin Muir’s backup during Greenwich’s unbeaten and overpowering 2018 season, steadied his offensive teammates. Darien was up, 27-21 in this compelling October FCIAC showdown and the blocked extra-point after the … Read more
Westhill football earns 1st win on Homecoming
STAMFORD — Commitment to an athletic goal is an admirable quest. But at some point there needs to be a reward for all the hours of sweat equity. That day, that moment and that wonderful feeling of success arrived Saturday for the Westhill football team. Click here for more
Defense, Shirden’s four touchdowns lead No. 2 St. Joseph past No. 7 Ridgefield
TRUMBULL — First Jaden Shirden cut to the right, gained almost 20 yards, somehow stayed in bounds, got away from one defender, cut back left, took it inside the 10. It seemed the whole Ridgefield defense was swarming the St. Joseph running back but couldn’t pull him down. The Tigers did drag him down eventually … Read more