Weekly scoreboard: July 21-27, 2025

Sunday, July 27
AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL
Connecticut state tournament (U19)
Enfield 10, Danielson 0, Danielson eliminated
RCP 3, Ridgefield 2, Ridgefield eliminated
Waterford 8, West Hartford 4
South Windsor 4, Simsbury 0
COLLEGE BASEBALL
NECBL: Pioneer Valley 4, Bristol 3
Connecticut Collegiate Baseball League playoffs
Waterbury 10, Hamden 6, Hamden eliminated
Meriden 11, Glastonbury 3, Glastonbury eliminated
PRO BASKETBALL
Connecticut 95, Golden State 64
PRO BASEBALL
Hartford at New Hampshire, game cancelled

AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL
South Windsor 4, Simsbury 0
At South Windsor
Simsbury (11-12)               000  000  0  — 0-4-2
South Windsor (23-3)      001  030  x  — 4-7-0
Will Gills and Patrick Matyczyk; Logan Sinacola, Bennett Dubois (7) and Justin Dittmar; WP: Logan Sinacola; LP: Gens; 2B: Lucas Sinacola (SW), Andrew Goulet (SW), Will Gills (Sim); NOTE: Goulet (SW) 2-3, double, 2 runs scored, Jake Gomrotz (SW) 2-3, Lucas Sinacola (SW) 1-3, 1 run scored, 2 RBI; Teddy Russell (Sim) 2-3. Simsbury faces Enfield in an elimination game Monday night at 7:30 p.m. at Palmer Field.

COLLEGE BASEBALL
Pioneer Valley 4, Bristol 3
At Holyoke, Mass.
Records: Bristol 25-17, Pioneer Valley 19-21. Highlights: The Blues dropped their fifth straight game on Sunday. However, Bristol has clinched a spot in the NECBL playoffs.

PRO BASKETBALL
Connecticut 95, Golden State 64
At Uncasville
Tina Charles had a team-high 24 points, six rebounds and two steals in just 19 minutes of action as Connecticut had their most lopsided win of the season with a 95-64 win over the expansion Golden State Valkyries at the Mohegan Sun Arena. Charles was 8-of-11 from the field. Marina Mabrey returned to the starting lineup after a nine-game absence due to knee injury and had 15 points and a team-leading four assists. Bria Harley also scored 13. Iliana Rupert scored 13 for Golden State (11-13), who had 24 turnovers. The Sun (4-20) had a season-high in points (95), field goal percentage (53), field goals made (35), three-point shots (12) and steals (14).

Saturday, July 26
AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL
Connecticut state tournament (19U)
Simsbury 3, RCP 1
South Windsor 7, Ridgefield 0
West Hartford 4, Enfield 2
Waterford 14, Danielson 0
TRI-STATE BASEBALL
Valley Kraken 12, Canton 2
Bethlehem 3, Tri-Town 2 (10)
Naugatuck 1, Amenia NY 0
Valley Ducks 6, Torrington 2
Burlington 12, Naugatuck 0
CT Sliders 3, Winsted 2
COLLEGE BASEBALL
NECBL: Newport 3, Bristol 2
Connecticut Collegiate Baseball League playoffs
Waterbury 2, Gold Star 0, Gold Star eliminated
Meriden 1, Western Massachusetts 0, Western MA eliminated
West Haven 7, Bridgeport 5
Silk City 5, Danbury 2
PRO BASEBALL
New Hampshire 6, Hartford 0
PRO SOCCER
USL Jagermeister Cup game (Group 4)
Hartford 3, Rhode Island 2 (penalty kicks, 4-3)
Video highlights

AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL
Simsbury 3, RCP 1
At South Windsor
Simsbury (11-11)         100  101  0  — 3-11-1
RCP (10-14)                 100  000  0  — 1-4-0
Ryan Marella, Edward Russell (2), Max Williams (6) and Patrick Matyczyk; Dimena, Giargleglio (7) and Swale; WP: Russell; LP: Dimena; Save: Williams; 2B: Sliger (RCP), Jacob Croteau (S), Kyle Anthony (S); NOTE: No. 14 seed Simsbury won their third straight state tournament game and will face No. 2 seed South Windsor (22-3) on Sunday at 1 p.m. at Rotary Field.

TRI-STATE BASEBALL
Valley Kraken 12, Canton 2
At New Milford
Canton (6-13)               100  001  00  — 2-7-1
Valey Kraken (11-8)    240  011  31  — 12-12-1
Scott Sperl, Tom Spirito (3), Bill Bean (8) and Daniel Petro; Braydon Stellanto, Coniglio (8) and unknown; WP: Stellanto; LP: Sperl; 2B: J Coniglio (V), Peter Coniglio (V), Mike Sullivan (C); NOTE: Mike Sullivan (C) 2-4, 1 run scored, double, Ben Sullivan (C) 1-3, 2 RBI. Three Canton pitchers combined to give up 12 hits and walk 11; Miles Polerinchk (V) 3-3, 1 run scored, 3 RBI, Stellanto (V) 2-3, 3 runs scored, 1 RBI, R Bohman (V) 1-4, 3 RBI. Canton finished regular season a 6-13. They picked up a forfeit win from a June 14 game against New Haven that was postponed and could not be played.

Bethlehem 3, Tri-Town 2 (10)
At Bethlehem
Tri-Town (17-3)              000  100  100  0  — 2-8-1
Bethlehem (17-3)        000  101  000  1  — 3-8-0
No battery available; Ty Boisvert, Kyle Banche (9) and Jesse Swartout; WP: Banche; HR: Colby Bunnell (T), Jesse Swartout (B); NOTE: Isaiah Johnson (B) with RBI single to left field to drive in winning run in the 10th inning ; Bunnell hits two-out HR in seventh for Tri-Town; Ryan Ponte’s (B) two-out single to center drives in Brice Waldon from second base in sixth. Boisvert (B) 8 IP, 6 hits allowed, 2 walks, 8 strikeouts; Willy Yahn (T) 2-4, 1 run scored; Colby Bunnell (T) 2-3, 1 run scored. With the win, the Plowboys earned the No. 1 seed in the playoffs

Naugatuck 1, Amenia NY 0
At Naugatuck
Amenia (9-11)              000  000  0  — 0-3-0
Naugatuck (1-18)         010  000  x  — 1-4-0
Noss and Alex; Colby Dunlop and Reilly; WP: Noss; LP: Dunlop; NOTE: Dunlop (A) 6 IP, 4 hits allowed, 15 strikeouts, 0 walks; Ryan Lynn (A) 2-2. Naugatuck used three singles in the second inning to score the game’s only run and earn their first victory in the final game of the regular season.

Valley Ducks 6, Torrington 2
At Torrington
Valley Ducks (10-10)    010  100  400  — 6-10-1
Torrington (6-14)          000  020  000  — 2-7-2
Ty Pelletier and A Mentone; Kyle Green, Rick Green (7), Sam Scott (8) and Kyle Gordon; WP: Pelletier; LP: Rick Green; NOTE: Angel Torres (V) 3-4, 2 RBI, Brandon Spadolino (V) 2-3, 1 run scored, Kyle Daddona (V) 2-5, 1 run scored; Ty Pelletier (V) 9 IP complete game, 7 hits, 1 walk, 8 strikeouts; Colby Morgan (T) 2-3, 2 RBI

COLLEGE BASEBALL
Newport 3, Bristol 2
At Bristol
Records: Newport 25-14, Bristol 25-16. NOTE: In a showdown between the top two teams in the Southern Division, Newport scored one run in the ninth to hand Bristol their fourth straight loss and open a one-game lead for the division title.

PRO BASEBALL
New Hampshire 6, Hartford 0
At Manchester
Toronto Blue Jays prospect Trey Yesavage retired all 12 batters faced, as he combined with two relievers to hold the Yard Goats to one hit in a 6-0 victory on Saturday night at Delta Dental Stadium.  The Yard Goats got a one out double by Juan Guerrero in the sixth inning off reliever Alex Amalfi.  The Fisher Cats scored three runs over the first three innings and added three more in the eighth to defeat Hartford for the second straight game.  The Yard Goats wrap up the road trip tomorrow afternoon and return to Dunkin’ Park on Tuesday to host the Reading Fightin Phils.

Friday, July 25
COLLEGE BASEBALL
NECBL: Mystic 5, Bristol 1
Connecticut Collegiate Baseball League playoffs
Hamden 13, Southington 6, Southington eliminated
Glastonbury 8, Simsbury 6, Simsbury eliminated
PRO BASEBALL
New Hampshire 7, Hartford 3

PRO BASEBALL
New Hampshire 7, Hartford 3
At Manchester, N.H.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats got an impressive start for Juaron Watts-Brown and defeated the Hartford Yard Goats 7-3 in the fourth of a six-game series on Friday evening at Delta Dental Stadium in Manchester, New Hampshire.  The Fisher Cats righty went seven innings and allowed just one run while earning his second win of the season.  Jose Cordova had a two-run double and Jared Thomas had his second straight multiple hit game.  Eddinson Paulino hit a pair of two-run homers for the Fisher Cats.  The two clubs have split the first four games.

Thursday, July 24
TRI-STATE BASEBALL
Bethlehem 10, Winsted 0
Burlington 11, Valley Kraken 4
Tri-Town at Naugatuck
COLLEGE BASEBALL
NECBL: Danbury 14, Bristol 6
Connecticut Collegiate Baseball League playoffs
Bridgeport 7, Gold Star 5
West Haven 1, Southington 0
Danbury 14, Simsbury 4
Silk City 4, Meriden 3
PRO BASKETBALL
Los Angeles 101, Connecticut 86
PRO BASEBALL
Hartford 6, New Hampshire 3

COLLEGE BASEBALL
Danbury 14, Bristol 6
At Danbury
Records: Bristol 25-14, Danbury 17-19. Highlights: Danbury had just five hits but took advantage of 12 walks to hand the Blues their second straight loss.

PRO BASKETBALL
Los Angeles 101, Connecticut 86
At Uncasville
Kelsey Plum had 30 points, six assists and two steals while teammate Dearica Hamby had 20 points and pulled down 11 rebounds as the Los Angeles Sparks beat the Connecticut, 101-86 on Thursday night at the Mohegan Sun Arena. Tina Charles had 24 points and 10 steals to lead the Sun (3-20) while Olivia Nelson-Ododa had 17 points, four rebounds and two blocks. Bria Hartley added 16 points for the Sun. Marina Mabrey made her return to the court for Connecticut after missing the last nine games with a left knee injury. Mabrey played 26 minutes, scoring seven points with three assists and two steals. The Sparks improve to 10-14.

PRO BASEBALL
Hartford 6, New Hampshire 3
At Manchester, N.H.
Connor Staine faced the minimum batters in three of his five innings, and earned his second win as the Yard Goats beat the New Hampshire Fisher Cats for the second time in three games 6-3 at Delta Dental Stadium.  Jared Thomas broke a 3-3 tie with a go-ahead solo home run in the third inning off Blue Jays prospect Kendry Rojas and the Yard Goats never looked back while winning their 50th win of the season.  Zach Kokosak cranked his 31st career home run in Hartford, the second most in franchise history.  Thomas had four hits, including a homer, double and scored three runs.  Hartford relievers Sam Weatherly, Bryce McGowan and Welinton Herrera combined to fire four scoreless innings.

Wednesday, July 23
COLLEGE BASEBALL
NECBL: Pioneer Valley 12, Bristol 10
Connecticut Collegiate Baseball League championship tournament
Simsbury 1, Hamden 0
West Haven 6, Glastonbury 2
Silk City 4, Waterbury 3
Gold Star 8, Western Massachusetts 7
PRO BASEBALL
New Hampshire 10, Hartford 2

COLLEGE BASEBALL
Pioneer Valley 12, Bristol 10
At Bristol
Records: Bristol 25-13, Pioneer Valley 17-19.  Highlights: Canton’s Nate Lincoln did not play. On Monday, Lincoln, a second baseman for the Bristol Blues, was selected as the Southern Division player of the week in the New England Collegiate Baseball League. Lincoln, who played baseball at Marist College, had 10 hits in 16 at bats in the past week. He played in four games, reached base three times in all four games and had five RBI. He had three hits and two RBI in a 6-3 win over Ocean City last week.

PRO BASEBALL
New Hampshire 10, Hartford 2
At Manchester, N.H.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats used a pair of four run innings to beat the Hartford Yard Goats 10-2 in the second of a six-game series on Wednesday afternoon at Delta Dental Stadium.  The Fisher Cats scored four runs in the first inning, and after the Yard Goats made it a 4-2 game, added four more runs in the fourth inning while ending a five-game losing streak against Hartford.  The Yard Goats’ Cole Carrigg earned his 36th stolen base tying a franchise record held by Rosell Herrera from the 2016 season.  The Yard Goats scored the first run of the game in the first inning on an RBI single by Juan Guerrero off Fisher Cats starter Grant Rogers.  The run was set up on a leadoff walk by Cole Carrigg who stole second base, and scored from second on the hit.

Tuesday, July 22
AMERICAN LEGION
State Tournament
Group C
Simsbury 5, Bristol 0, Simsbury advances to next round
Group A
Middletown 13, Torrington 5, Torrington eliminated
TRI-STATE BASEBALL
Burlington 7, Canton 4
Winsted 8, Torrington 0
Tri-Town 7, Valley Ducks 1
Bethlehem 11, Valley Kraken 0
Wolcott 5, CT Sliders 2
New Haven at Naugatuck
COLLEGE BASEBALL
NECBL: Bristol 4, North Shore 2
PRO BASEBALL
Hartford 4, New Hampshire 1

AMERICAN LEGION
Simsbury 5, Bristol 0
At Bristol
Simsbury (9-12)          000  500  0  — 5-8-0
Bristol (11-14)              000  000  0  — 0-6-1
Kieran Beaman, Colby Wilheim (7) and Patrick Matyczyk; Riker, Erickson (7) and Colfer; WP: Beaman; LP: Riker; 2B: Jacob Croteau (S), Max Williams (S); NOTE: With a second straight win, Simsbury advances to the next round in state tournament beginning Saturday. Beaman (S) 6.2 IP, 6 hits, 4 walks, 6 strikeouts; Wilheim (S) 2-4, 1 RBI, Williams (S) 1-4, 1 run scored, 4 RBI, Croteau (S) 2-4; Six Bristol players had a single hit.

TRI-STATE BASEBALL
Burlington 7, Canton 4
At Hartford (Dunkin’ Park)
Canton (5-12)                001  210  0  — 4-11-1
Burlington (14-4)         400  201  x  — 7-9-0
Angel Christiano, Jim Spirito (5), Tom Spirito (6) and Noah Asmar, Daniel Petro (4); Ty Morin, Ty Krol (5), Anthony Izzo (6) and Chris Rossi; WP: Morin; LP: Christiano (1-3); 2B: Jake Bryant (C), Chad Levelle (B) 2, G Zaruba (B), J McCullough (B); HR: A Rouso (B); NOTE: It was the third time that the two teams met at Dunkin’ Park, home of the Double A Yard Goats. Alex Varano (C) 2-3, 1 run scored; Ben Sullivan (C) 2-3, Jim Spirito (C) 2-2, 1 RBI; Chad Levelle (B) 2-3, J Lopez (B) 2-2, 2 runs scored; McCullough (B) 1-3, 3 RBI; Izzo (B) struck out five batters in two innings.

Tri-Town 7, Valley Ducks 1
At Litchfield
Valley Ducks (9-10)    000  010  0  — 1-1-2
Tri-Town (16-2)          100  006  x  — 7-8-1
Spadolino, Coen (6) and Mentone; Bobby Chatfield, Miles Scribner (7) and Grantmeyer; WP: Chatfield; LP: Spadolino; 2B: Quinn (T), Yahn (T); NOTES: Tri-Town scored 6 runs in sixth to break a 1-1 tie. Chatfield and Scribner combined to allow one hit and strikeout six. Dadonna had a single in first inning for the Ducks. Chatfield hit three batters in the game; Willy Yahn (T) 2-4, 2 runs scored; McDonald (T) 2-2, 1 run scored, RBI; Quinn (T) 2 RBI

Bethlehem 11, Valley Kraken 0
At Bethlehem
Valley Kraken (10-8)    000  000  — 0-3-2
Bethlehem (15-3)          232  13x  — 11-12-1
No battery available; Kyle Banche and Chase Belisle; WP: Banche; 2B: Carsten Donovan (B), Jarrett Michaels (B), Matt Mancini (B), Ryan Ponte (B); Highlights: Ryan Reynolds (B) 3-3, 1 run scored, 3 RBI; Donovan (B) 2-3, 2 runs scored, 1 RBI; Mancini (B) 2-3, 2 runs scored; Michaels (B) 2-3, 2 runs scored, RBI; Banche (B) 6 IP, complete game, 3 hits allowed, 0 walks, 9 strikeouts

Winsted 8, Torrington 0
At Torrington
Winsted (5-12)              011  024  0  — 8-8-0
Torrington (4-13)        000  000  0  — 0-4-4
Gryniuk and Warner; Gagnon, Doherty (4), Morgan (6) and Kyle Green; WP: Gryniuk; LP: Gagnon; 2B: Brobston (W); 3B: Brobston; NOTE: Michael Gryniuk (W) 7 IP, complete game, 4 hits allowed, 16 strikeouts, two walks; Stede Bobson (W) 2-3, 2 runs scored, 3 RBI, double and triple

COLLEGE BASEBALL
Bristol 4, North Shore 2
At Lynn, Mass.
Records: Bristol 25-12, North Shore 14-21. Highlights: Bristol won their sixth straight game and are 8-2 in their last 10 contests.

PRO BASEBALL
Hartford 4, New Hampshire 2
At Manchester, N.H.
Left-hander Sean Sullivan pitched into the seventh inning and earned his eighth win on his 23rd birthday as the Yard Goats defeated the New Hampshire Fisher Cats 4-2 in the opener of a six-game series at Delta Dental Stadium.  Sullivan struck out nine batters and retired 19 of 21 batters during a stretch from the first through seventh inning, helping the Yard Goats win their third consecutive game.  The Yard Goats got Sullivan four runs in the first inning, including a double by Cole Carrigg and two-run homer by Braylen Wimmer.  The Yard Goats try for the fourth straight win in a 12:05 PM day game on Wednesday.

Monday, July 21
AMERICAN LEGION
State tournament, Group C
Simsbury 13, West Hartford 5
LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL
State tournament, U11
Final: Stamford American 2, Simsbury 1 (7)

AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL
Simsbury 13, West Hartford 5
At West Hartford
Simsbury (8-12)                310  300  6 – 13-14-1
West Hartford (17-5)       000  401  0  — 5-6-2
Will Gills and Patrick Matyczyk; Borio, Levine (5), Davidson (7) and Redden; WP: Gills; LP: Borio; 2B: Cianflone (WH), Matyczyk (S) 2, Colby Wilheim (S); NOTE: Simsbury upset Zone 1 champion in their state tournament opener. Max Williams (S) 3-3, 3 runs scored, 4 RBI, Colby Wilheim (S) 3-5, 2 runs scored, 1 RBI; Patrick Matyczyk (S) 2-4, 1 run scored, 4 RBI. Kyle Anthony (S) 2-5, 1 run scored, 1 RBI; Jackson Senecal (S) 2-4, 1 run scored, 1 RBI; Will Gills (S) 7 IP, 6 hits, 3 walks, 3 strikeouts

LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL
Stamford American 2, Simsbury 1 (7)
At Naugatuck
Simsbury (8-3)              000  100  0  — 1-7-0
Stamford American      001  000  1  — 2-9-0
Daniel Cerreta, Caleb Weinberg (2) and Bennett Roach; Nicholas F, Bryce V (7) and Thomas O; WP: Bryce; LP: Weinberg (3-1); 2B: Luca D (Stam) 2, Augie Thomson (Sims)
 

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