NORWALK — It took the New Canaan girls lacrosse team 27 years to break the “FCIAC curse” when it finally won its second conference championship last spring. It took the Rams just one more season to make it three. New Canaan scored the final four goals to rally past rival Darien 10-8 and capture the … Read more
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The FCIAC boys lacrosse final has been moved to Saturday morning, due to the funeral of a Darien student who died last week. The game between No. 1 Darien and No. 3 Wilton will now be played at 11 a.m., Saturday, at Brien McMahon.
Darien, Staples, Wilton and Ridgefield will be the home teams for the FCIAC quarterfinals when the conference boys lacrosse tournament begins on Saturday, May 21. Darien, which finished the season 14-2 overall and 9-1 in official FCIAC games, earned the No. 1 seed and will defend its title. The Wave has won six of the … Read more
Darien and New Canaan lead a strong field of eight teams into the postseason as the FCIAC girls lacrosse tournament kicks off with the quarterfinals later this week. The top four seeds – Darien, New Canaan, Wilton and Ridgefield – will host games before the tournament shifts to Norwalk High for the semifinals and final … Read more
The text to sisters McKenzie and Mia Didio was short and sweet. “Delaware wants both of you.” Sent by their Sound Lacrosse coach Caitlin Copelan, the message caught the Westport twins by surprise. “We were like ‘Wow. We didn’t even think this was possible’,” McKenzie said with a smile. Click here for the complete story
Baseball Quarterfinals Saturday, May 21, at higher seeds (PPD from Friday) No. 1 Warde 4, No. 8 Norwalk 0 No. 2 Danbury 11, No. 7 St. Joseph 0 No. 4 Trumbull 3, No. 5 New Canaan 0 No. 6 Westhill 4, No. 3 Ridgefield 2 Semifinals Monday, May 23, at Cubeta Stadium, Stamford No. 1 … Read more
The order didn’t change much this week in the GameTimeCT Boys Lacrosse Top 10 Poll. Darien is back to a unanimous No. 1 with its win over No. 2 Staples, reuniting the vote after two split weeks. Click here for the complete story
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DARIEN — It was circled on the FCIAC boys lacrosse calendar for a while, No. 1 vs. No. 2, and two of the top faceoff players around were ready to meet. Tighe Cummiskey wasn’t thrilled with how he responded to that in the first half for top-ranked Darien, but in the third quarter, he helped … Read more