Southington prevails in muddy battle with Simsbury
SOUTHINGTON, Nov. 16 – It’s been a year of challenges for the Simsbury High football team. Why should that change in the second-to-last game of the

Simsbury’s Garrett Crowe (53) is covered with mud during Wednesday’s game with Southington. (Photo coutesy of Joe Mulshine)
season? Playing a steady rain and a foot-grabbing mud, the Trojans fought valiantly but fell to Southington, 14-8 on Wednesday night at muddy Fontana Field.
Southington (6-3) took a 14-8 lead when Corbin Garry (9-77) ran 68 yards for a touchdown. Andrew Walowski scored on a two-point conversion pass from Stephen Barmore.

Photo courtesy of Joe Mulshine
“My feet were sucking down to the ground every step I took,” Garry told the Meriden Record Journal. “I just had to power through (with) choppy steps and get to the end zone.”
Simsbury had one last chance, driving to the Trojan 37 with 8:57 left in the game but the drive stalled when Knight LB Andrew Waloski made a tackle for a three-yard loss on fourth down.
RECEIVING: Southington — Andrew Walowski 3-21, O’Connor 1-5, Garrity 2-minus 2