Daley has 4 TDs in record Canton win; Simsbury now 2-0; historic FG for Mills

Canton’s Cam Daley scored 4 TDs vs. Stafford/East Windsor.

STAFFORD, Sept. 19 – Cam Daley scored four touchdowns Friday night as the Canton High football team won its second game of the year with a dominating 46-0 victory over Stafford/East Windsor. 

Daley scored a touchdown on the opening kickoff with an 80-yard run and added three more rushing touchdowns of 10, 16 and seven yards. He became the seventh player in school history to score four TDs in a single game. 

Dan Delos led the way for the Warriors, rushing for 156 yards and two touchdowns on 13 carries. Canton led 27-0 after one quarter and 46-0 at halftime. The Warriors controlled the game, rushing for 254 yards. 

Canton’s defense stood tall. They limited Stafford to 62 yards, recovered two fumbles and had seven tackles for a loss. Shane Toland led the way with six tackles and two for a loss while Daley had five tackles and a fumble recovery. Henry Bonini had four tackles and recovered a fumble. 

The 46-point victory ties the school record for the most lopsided victory. Canton beat Litchfield Junior Republic, 46-0 in 1935. The most recent Canton player with four TDs in a single game was Kyle Mullins against Coventry/Windham Tech in 2012. 

Canton 46, Stafford/East Windsor 0
At Stafford
Canton (2-0)            27  19  0  0  — 46
Stafford/EW (0-2)      0    0  0  0  — 0
First quarter
C: Cam Daley 80 kickoff return (kick failed), 11:46
C: Daley 10 run (Eddie Melton kick), 8:06
C: Dan Delos 4 run (Melton kick), 6:01
C: Daley 16 run (Melton kick), 4:08
Second quarter
C: Daley 7 run (Melton kick), 11:42
C: Delos 1 run (kick failed), 6:47
C: Henry Bonini 6 run (kick failed), 1:34 

Simsbury 40, East Hartford 8: For just the second time in the last five years, Simsbury is off to a 2-0 start following Friday night’s 40-8 win over East Hartford. Sean Penney ran for 85 yards and two touchdowns on nine carries. Bryce Swan recovered a fumble in the end zone for another Trojan touchdown. 

It was Simsbury’s 10th straight win over East Hartford, although a Trojan victory in 2006 was ruled a forfeit because Simsbury used an ineligible player. Simsbury’s victories in the last six seasons represents the longest winning streak by either team since the series began in 1910. 

Simsbury 40, East Hartford 8
At East Hartford
Simsbury (2-0)          7  7  12  14  — 40
East Hartford (0-2)    0  0    0    8 – 8
First quarter
S: Sean Penney 4 run (Scott Manzig kick)
Second quarter
S: Bryce Swan recovers fumble in end zone (Manzig kick)
Third quarter
S: Elijah Barrows 30 run (kick failed)
S: Sam Collins 5 run (kick failed)
Fourth quarter
S: Penney 59 run (Manzig kick)
EH: Sergio Rodriguez 9 run (Encye Walker run)
S: Riley Shanley 25 run (Manzig kick) 

Valley Regional/OL 43, Lewis Mills 10
BRISTOL – Some history was achieved Saturday at Muzzy Field when Casey Ciamniewski scored the first field goal in Lewis Mills history. 

Ciamniewski hit an 18-yard field goal in the second quarter of the 43-10 loss to defending Pequot Conference champion Valley Regional/Old Lyme. Justin Pease also caught a 43-yard touchdown pass from Chris LaPolla to complete the scoring for Mills, now 0-2. Justin Cheverier scored two touchdowns and ran for 100 yards on four carries to lead Valley Regional/Old Lyme. 

Valley Regional/Old Lyme 43, Lewis Mills 10
At Bristol
Valley Regional/OL (2-0) 41 0 0 2 — 43
Lewis Mills (0-2)                0 3 0 7 — 10
First quarter
VR: Justin Cheverier 4 run (kick failed)
VR: Chris Jean Pierre 65 kick retuern (Jared Roche kick)
VR: Evn Smith 27 pass from Pierre (Roche kick)
VR: Andrew Tuscano 50 interception (Roche kick)
VR: Smith 40 run (Roche kick)
VR: Cheverier 38 run (Roche kick)
Second quarter
LM: Casey Ciemniewski 18 FG
Fourth quarter
LM: Justin Pease 43 pass from Chris Lapolla (Ciemniewski kick)
VR: Safety. LaPolla tackled in end zone by Will Elliott