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Few slight changes in top 10 girls lacrosse poll

Top-ranked Darien, who remains No. 1 in the state coaches girls lacrosse poll, was pushed by Wilton but still prevailed in the FCIAC Tournament championship game with a 11-10 decision over the Warriors. With the strong performance in the FCIAC Tournament that included a semifinal win over New Canaan, Wilton moved up to No. 2 with New Canaan slipping one notch to No. 3.

In the Southern Connecticut Conference title game, No. 5 Hand beat No. 6 Cheshire, 12-10 to win the SCC Tournament for the fourth straight year. The other change in the top 10 this week was Fairfield Warde moving up one spot to No. 8 with Branford slipping to No. 9.

New Fairfield (16-3), the top seeded team in Class S and the defending Class S state champion, did receive some votes this week — the only Class S team to receive votes. As it has been most of the season, seven of the top 10 teams are from the FCIAC with the top four from that league.

State Girls Lacrosse Poll

The state top 10 girls lacrosse poll as voted by coaches from across Connecticut. First place votes in parentheses. Compiled by Phil Schneider of East Lyme

Week 7, Monday, May 28

Team Record Pts. LW
1. Darien (14) 17-2 140 1
2. Wilton 13-4 125 3
3. New Canaan 13-5 112 2
4. Greenwich 15-3 98 4
5. Hand 16-2 81 5
6. Cheshire 15-3 62 6
7. Ridgefield 11-5 56 7
8. Fairfield Warde 11-6 37 9
9. Branford 15-3 35 8
10. Fairfield Ludlowe 11-6 19 10
Also receiving votes: New Fairfield (16-3) 3, Newtown (12-6) 1
Coaches voting: Sean Cole, Canton; Dan Warburton, Cheshire; Meg Cersosimo, Conard; Kevin Siedlecki, Hand; Lisa Lindley, Darien; Phil Schneider, East Lyme; Tom Davis, Fairfield Warde; Jeff Manaresi, Farmington; Kris Cofiell, Glastonbury; Terri Ziemnicki, Granby; Kristin Woods, New Canaan; Maura Fletcher, Newtown; Lori Connelly, North Branford; Danielle Tammaro, Pomperaug; Meredith Meyran, Wilton

 

 

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