Results

Weekly scoreboard: Sept. 1 -7, 2025

by
Gerry deSimas, Jr., Collinsville Press
September 7, 2025

Sunday, Sept. 7
BOYS SOCCER
Connecticut High School Soccer Challenge
Avon 1, Bacon Academy 0
PRO BASEBALL
Reading 4, Hartford 3

BOYS SOCCER
Avon 1, Bacon Academy 0
At Farmington
Bacon Academy (1-1) 0 0 — 0
Avon (1-0-1) 0 1 — 1
Goal: Gabi Carvalho (59:40); Assist: Lucas Uribe (A); Saves: Jordan Beaudoin (A) 2, Mike Wisniewski (BA) 4; Players of the Match: Carvalho (A), Brayden Ward (BA)

PRO BASEBALL
Reading 4, Hartford 3
At Hartford
In the final regular season game of the season at Dunkin’ Park, the Yard Goats came up just short in a 4-3 loss to the Reading Fightin Phils in front of 6,287 on Sunday afternoon. Reading’s Roc Riggio continued swinging a hot bat when he hit a two-run single in the fifth, but Aidan Miller’ RBI single in the seventh inning capped the victory for Reading. The Yard Goats loss combined with Somerset’s win put Hartford 3½ games behind Somerset (35-28 second half, 70-62 overall) for the final playoff berth in the Eastern League’s Northeast Division with six games left in the regular season. Hartford (31-31, 67-64) heads to Richmond for a six-game series with the Giants’ affiliate. Reading took a 2-0 lead in the first inning when Bryson Ware hit a two-run home run off Hartford starter Connor Staine. The Yard Goats got a run back in the second when Dyan Jorge hit a two-out RBI single, cutting the Fightin Phils’ lead to 2-1. The trailing runner Juan Guerrero was thrown out at home plate trying to score on the same play. Trailing 3-1 in the fifth inning, Hartford rallied for a pair of runs and tied the game in the fifth inning on a huge double by Roc Riggio. The Yard Goats infielder smashed a double to the fence in left center field, scoring Benny Montgomery and Dyan Jorge to make it 3-3.

Saturday, Sept. 6
BOYS SOCCER
Coginchaug 2, East Granby 1
Connecticut High School Soccer Challenge
Avon vs. Bacon Academy, ppd., to Sunday, 2 p.m.
Farmington vs. Xavier, ppd. TBA
Simsbury 2, Ridgefield 0
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Syracuse 27, UConn 20, OT
PRO BASKETBALL
Connecticut 87, Phoenix 84
PRO BASEBALL
Reading 9, Hartford 7
PRO SOCCER
Hartford 1, The Miami FC 0

CROSS COUNTRY
44th Stratton Brook Invitational
At Simsbury
BOYS LARGE DIVISION
Team results – 1. Southington 40, 2. Avon 69, 3. Glastonbury 72, 4. Rockville 85, 5. Simsbury 140, 6. NFA 150, 7. Bristol Eastern 167, 8. Bristol Central 197
Top 10 – Brahm Bulow, Avon, 17:04.5 for 3.1 miles at Stratton Brook State Park, 2. Jack Dempsey, NFA, 17:13, 3. Caleb Davis, Simsbury, 17:14, 4. Samuel Cheek, Southignton, 17:16, 5. Michael Blankenship 17:35, 6. Chris Campbell, Avon, 17:43, 7. Ethan ffman, Southington, 17:54, 8. Richard Ashton, Glastonbury 17:59, 9. Ali Al-Kawaz, Glastonbury, 18:00.2, 10. Andrew Kessler, Avon, 18:00.9
GIRLS LARGE DIVISION
Team results – 1. Amity 43, 2. Simsbury 43 (Amity finishes first. Amity’s sixth runner (19^th) beat Simsbury’s sixth runner (20th)), 3. Southington 61, 4. NFA 112, 5. Bristol Eastern 130, Bristol Central 135
Top 5 – Sophia Smith, Simsbury, 21:23.7 for 3.1 miles at Stratton Brook State Park, 2. Claire Theiss ,Amity 21:33, 3. Tristan Lunding, Simsbury, 21:59, 4. Madeleline Caron, Amity 22:27, 5. Madeleine Caron, Amith 22:27
SMALL DIVISION BOYS
Team results – 1. Bolton 72, 2. Watertown 92, 3. Thomaston 92 (Watertown’s sixth man was 25^th, Thomaston’s sixth man was 61), 4.Immaculate 115, 5. Stafford 148.
Other teams – 8. Canton 201
Top 5 – Dominic Lombardo, Bolton, 17:24.6, 2. Brady Morrison, Canton, 17:26, 3. Lorenzo Lopes, Immaculate 17:33, 4. Beau Kociszewski, Thomaston, 18:16, 5. Andrew Rose, Bolton, 18:20
SMALL DIVISION GIRLS
Team results – 1 Lyman Memorial 46, 2. East Hampton 60, 3. Watertown 85, 4. Immaculate 90, 5. Canton 111, 6. Housatonic 118, 7. Stafford 155
Top 5 – Hazel DeLucia, Lyman Memorial 20:11, 2. Jocelyn Gustavson, East Hampton, 21:48, 3. Dahlia Livingston, Bolton 22:10, 4. Sylvie Hiltz, Lyman Memorial 22:25, 5. Brianna Gustavson, East Hampton 23:38
Other runners: 13. Macy McCullough, Canton, 25:16
2025 Stratton Brook Invitational full results, all races

COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Syracuse 27, UConn 20, OT
At Syracuse
UConn (1-1) 0 14 3 3 0 — 20
Syracuse (1-1) 0 3 0 17 7 — 27
Second quarter
C: Alex Honig 15 pass from John Neider (Chris Freeman kick), 14:55
S: Tripp Woody 38 FG, 3:37
C: Mel Brown 45 run (Freeman kick), 1:02
S: Woody 32 FG, 0:00
Third quarter
C: Freeman 35 FG, 9:55
Fourth quarter
S: Justin Ross-Simmons 53 pass from Steve Angeli (pass failed), 5:41
S: Yasin Willis 3 run (Darrel Gill pass from Angeli), 0:48
C: Freeman 41 FG, 0:01
Overtime
S: Ross-Simmons 6 pass from Angeli (Woody kick)
Individual statistics
RUSHING: UConn – Edwards 21-75, Brown 5-72, Rosa 3-13, Smith 2-4, Bell 1-0, Fagnano 1-minus 1-10; Syracuse – Willis 11-48, Nixson 9-30, Villari 1-1, Russell 1-minus 1, Angeli 6-minus 32
PASSING: UConn – Fagano 24-43-0, 259; Neider 1-1-0, 15; Syracuse: Angeli 33-53-1, 417
RECEIVING: UConn – Bell 11-105, Murphy 4-51, Edwards 2-45, Porter 3-23, Honig 2-21, Hansen 1-15, Farrar 1-10, Smith 1-4; Syracuse – Villari 7-104, Gill 4-84, Ross-Simmons 5-83, Nixson 6-47, Russell 4-37, Hornsby 3=35, Cook 4-27

PRO BASKETBALL
Connecticut 87, Phoenix 84
At Uncasville
Phoenix (84) Sabally 4-9 2-3 11, Thomas 6-15 2-5 14, Mack 3-6 1-2 7, Copper 5-14 6-7 18, Makani 3-6 0-0 7, Westbeld 1-3 0-0 3, Whitcomb 3-10 4-4 13, Bonner 3-7 0-0 9, Held 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 29-71 15-21 84
Connecticut (87) Mabrey 8-16 6-7 23, Morrow 2-6 5-8 9, Charles 8-15 6-8 22, Lacan 4-9 6-6 14, Allen 0-0 3-4 3, Edwards 2-5 0-1 4, Rivers 2-8 0-0 6, Toure 1-3 0-0 3, Peters 1-1 0-0 3. Totals 28-63 26-34 87
Phoenix (27-15) 18 32 13 21 — 84
Connecticut (11-31) 26 21 17 23 — 87
Three-point goals: Phoenix 11-32 (Sabally 1-3, Copper 2-9, Makani 1-3, Westbeld 1-3, Whitcomb 3-8, Bonner 3-6); Connecticut 5-16 (Mabrey 1-5, Morrow 0-3, Lacan 0-2, Rivers 2-4, Toure 1-1, Peters 1-1); Att. 8,910 (sellout)

Game story: With a bit of playoff intensity, Sun beat Phoenix

PRO BASEBALL
Reading 9, Hartford 7
At Hartford
The Yard Goats jumped ahead early, but couldn’t hold on as the Reading Fightin Phils pulled away late to win 9-7 in front of 6,546 on Saturday night at Dunkin’ Park. Hartford scored four in the first inning, then added another in the second to take an early 5-0 lead, but an eighth inning go-ahead RBI single by Felix Reyes proved to be the deciding factor. Five of Reading’s runs came with two outs in the inning. The Yard Goats jumped ahead early with a four-run first inning. Jared Thomas ripped an RBI double to deep center before scoring on a passed ball, Jose Cordova hit into an RBI groundout, and Braylen Wimmer scored on a wild pitch from Reading pitcher Matt Manning, giving Hartford a 4-0 lead. Hartford added another run in the second when Roc Riggio drove in Julio Carreras on an RBI groundout, boosting the Yard Goats’ lead to 5-0.

PRO SOCCER
Hartford 1, Miami 0
At Miami
Jack Panayotou, on loan from MLS’ New England Revolution this season, scored his first USL Championship goal Saturday night to lift the Hartford Athletic to a 1-0 win over Miami FC in USL Championship play. Nine minutes into the second half, Hartford’s Beverly Makangila stole the ball off a Miami defender and carried it until just outside the 18-yard box. Selflessly, he dished the ball out wide to a wide open Panayotou, who let the ball roll across his body before striking it one-time with his left foot into the back of the net, giving Hartford the 1-0 lead. With its third win in the last five games, Hartford (9-9-5) is fifth in the Eastern Conference with the top eight teams qualifying for the playoffs. Miami (5-13-5) is last in the Eastern Conference. It was Makanglia’s first assist of the season.

Friday, Sept. 5
GIRLS SOCCER
Lewis Mills 3, Canton 1
Jonathan Law at Avon
NW Catholic 1, Granby 0
FIELD HOCKEY
Pomperaug 1, Farmington 0
Canton at Northwestern, ppd.
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Hall 3, Avon 1 (25-27, 25-16, 25-16, 25-22)
Canton 3, Ellington 1
Bristol Central 3, Farmington 0
Simsbury 3, Wethersfield 0
Windsor 3, Lewis Mills 0
CROSS COUNTRY
Blue Dragon Invitational
BOYS: Tolland 60, Bacon Academy 85, Lewis Mills 120. Winner: Breckin Burke, Portland, 17:14
GIRLS: Wethersfield 76, Conard 102, Cromwell 102. Winner: Alexa Nunez, Wethersfield, 20:20
GIRLS SWIMMING
Seymour 85, St. Paul/Lewis Mills 74
Enfield at Farmington
PRO BASEBALL
Hartford 7, Reading 6

GIRLS SOCCER
Lewis Mills 3, Canton 1
At Canton
Records: Mills 2-0, Canton 0-1; Goals: Lily Castle (LM) 3, Alyssa Kozlak (C); Saves: Anna Henry (LM) 10, Reilly Munson (C) 17

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Hall 3, Avon 1
At West Hartford
Avon (0-2) 27 16 16 22
Hall (2-0) 25 25 25 25
Highlights: Isabela Escobar Garcia (A) 14 kills, 8 digs; Maddie Vanvalkenburgh (A) 12 kills, 9 digs; Evelina Novello (A) 27 assists

CROSS COUNTRY
Blue Dragon Invitational
At Middletown
BOYS
Team results (top 3): Tolland 60, Bacon Academy 85, Lewis Mills 120
Top 10 – Breckin Burke, Portland, 17:14.87 for 3.1 miles at Veteran’s Park, 2. Jake Vegiard, Tolland, 17:41, 3. Colin Paul, Lewis Mills 17:44, 4. Boden Paul, Bacon Academy, 17;44, 5. Hayden Burke, Portland, 17:48, 6. Patrick Monahan, Cromwell 17:49, 7. Deacon Gascon, Tolland, 17:58, 8. Adin Hasipi, Naugatuck 18:00, 9. Michael Dickey, Bacon Academy 18:04. 10. Daniel Murphy, Conard, 18:07
Blue Dragon results (Athletic.net)

GIRLS
Team results (top 3): Wethersfield 76, Conard 102, Cromwell 102
Also: Avon DNS (only four runners)
Top 10 – Alexa Nunez, Wethersfield 20:20, 2. Rebecca Langlais, Tolland, 20:33. 3. Sara Evans, Hale Ray 20:46, 4. Francesca Filotto, Conard 21:14, 5. Taryn Jarvis, Conard 21:16. 6. Eleanore Riley Larkin, East Catholic 21:22, 7. Meghan Brochu, Plainville 21:33, 8. Miranda Dominguez, Wethersfield, 21:44, 9. Gwendolyn Marenghi, Naugatuck 21:46. 10. Sophia Rodriguez, Cromwell 22:03
Top Avon runners: 32. Ella Godbout 24:31
Blue Dragon results (Athletic.net)

PRO BASEBALL
Hartford 7, Reading 6
At Hartford
A late go-ahead home run from Bryant Betancourt led the Yard Goats to a tough 7-6 victory over the Reading Fightin Phils in front of 6,488 on Friday night at Dunkin’ Park. Five different Yard Goats drove in runs in the effort, including Roc Riggio, who blasted a two-run shot in the sixth. Jack Mahoney tied a season high six innings pitched, while allowing just two runs. The Yard Goats (31-29 second half, 67-62) are 1.5 games out of a playoff spot with eight games remaining. Somerset (33-28, 68-62) leads the Goats.

Trailing 2-0, the Yard Goats broke through in the sixth when Reading reliever Eiberson Castellano balked, allowing Cole Carrigg to score. Riggio followed by launching a two-run home run to right field, giving Hartford a 3-2 lead. It was Riggio’s 13^th home run of the season. Hartford quickly responded with three runs in the bottom half of the inning on RBI doubles from Nic Kent and Jared Thomas, followed by an RBI single from Juan Guerrero, putting the Yard Goats ahead 6-3. Reading scored three runs of their own in the eighth on RBI doubles from Dylan Campbell and Bryson Ware, tying the game 6-6. Betancourt cracked a solo home run in the bottom of the eighth to give the Yard Goats a 7-6 lead. It was his ninth homer of the season and landed in the second deck in right field. Bryce McGowan pitched the ninth to earn a save.

Thursday, Sept. 4
BOYS SOCCER
Ellington 5, East Granby 0
East Lyme 2, Granby 0
FIELD HOCKEY
Avon 1, Suffield 1
Hall 2, Canton 0
Farmington 4, South Windsor 1
BOYS GOLF
Lewis Mills 161. Avon 164. Medalist: Andrew Moran (A) 38 at Fairview Farms, par 36
Simsbury 152, Farmington 158. Medalist: Blake Alibozek (S) 35 at Tunxis Plantation CC, par 36
PRO BASEBALL
Hartford 4, Reading 1

BOYS SOCCER
East Lyme 2, Granby 0
At Granby
Records: East Lyme 2-0, Granby 0-1: NOTE: East Lyme has scored opponents 7-0 in two games.

FIELD HOCKEY
Hall 2, Canton 0
At Canton
Records: Hall 2-0, Canton 0-1. NOTE: Hall has outscored opponents 9-1 in two games.

Avon 1, Suffield 1
At Suffield
Records: Avon 0-1-1, Suffield 0-0-1

Farmington 4, South Windsor 1
At South Windsor
Records: Farmington 2-0, South Windsor 0-2; NOTE: Farmington has outscored opponents 10-1 in two games.

BOYS GOLF
Lewis Mills 161, Avon 164
At Harwinton
Avon (164) Andrew Moran 38, Jack MacDonald 40, Geoff Machado 42, Will Abbott 44, Jude Turner 46
Lewis Mills (161) Will Dixon 39, Nick Skibisky 40, Gavin Lubinsky 41, Ethan Sholtis 41, Colton Dutilly 42
Medalist: Andrew Moran (A) 38 at Fairview Farms, par 36
Records: Lewis Mills 3-2

Simsbury 152, Farmington 158
At Farmington
Simsbury (152) Blake Alibozek 35, Parker Shen 38, Tyler Veratti 38, Elijah la Tour 39, Graydon Connolly 40
Farmington (158) Chase Becker 38, Holden Wisiewski 38, Griffin Rourke 40, Declan Mallory 40, Emile Fluery 41
Medalist: Blake Alibozek (S) 35 at Tunxis Plantation CC, par 36

PRO BASEBALL
Hartford 4, Reading 1
At Hartford
Juan Guerrero had three hits and drove in a run, while pitcher Michael Prosecky fired five shutout innings as the Hartford Yard Goats earned a 4-1 victory on Thursday night at Dunkin’ Park. Relievers Victory Juarez and Austin Smith worked the final four innings and retired 11 of 15 batters faced. Charlie Condon drove in a run in his fifth straight game with his RBI single in the seventh inning. Hartford (66-62, 30-29 second half) has now taken two of the first three games in the series and remains 1.5 games behind Somerset (32-28 second half) for a spot in the Eastern League playoffs with nine games left in the regular season. The Yard Goats extended their lead in the sixth inning on an RBI single by Juan Guerrero that allowed Braylen Wimmer and Bryant Betancourt to score making it 3-0 Hartford. Charlie Condon delivered in the seventh inning with an RBI single, driving in Dyan Jorge to give Hartford a 4-0 lead. Prosecky went five strong innings on the mound, striking out six while allowing no runs and just four hits. After walking the first two batters of the game, Prosecky retired six of the next seven batters. Reliever Victor Juarez worked three innings and allowed just an unearned run on three hits. Austin Smith retired the side in order in the ninth inning to record his fourth win.

Wednesday, Sept. 3
BOYS SOCCER
Avon 1, South Windsor 1
(2) Farmington 0, Conard 0
Lewis Mills 2, Newington 2
Simsbury 3, Rocky Hill 1
GIRLS SOCCER
Ellington 5, East Granby 0
FIELD HOCKEY
Shepaug 4, Lewis Mills 1
Glastonbury 9, Avon 0
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Canton 3, Lewis Mills 1 (25-19, 15-25, 25-20, 25-18)
Trumbull 3, Farmington 1 (25-21, 15-25, 25-15, 25-22)
BOYS GOLF
Simsbury 145, Rocky Hill 169. Medalist: Elijah la Tour (S) 33 at Simsbury Farms, par 36
PRO BASKETBALL
Chicago 88, Connecticut 64
PRO BASEBALL
Reading 16, Hartford 4
PRO SOCCER
Indy Eleven 2, Hartford 0

BOYS SOCCER
Avon 1, South Windsor 1
At South Windsor
Avon (0-1-1) 0 1 — 1
South Windsor (0-1-1) 1 0 — 1
Goals: Hayden Xhokaxhiu (SW) 39:26; Jackson Gordon (A) 54:40; Assist: Marcello Razuri (A); Saves: Jordan Beaudoin (A) 3, Frank Linares (SW) 2; NOTE: Gordon is a freshman with his first varsity goal in his first varsity game.

Lewis Mills 2 Newington 2
At Burlington
Newington (0-1-1) 1 1 — 2
Lewis Mills (0-1-1) 1 1 — 2
Goals: Jaxon Baltrush (LM), Ian Mayes (LM); Navin Fitzgerald (N), Bershon Jean-Felix (N); Assists: Jacob Nunes (LM), Dominik Wroblewski (LM); Saves: Williams Bevivino (LM) 3, Cooper Sadlowsky (N) 3; Highlights: Newington took the early lead just under 3 minutes into the game when they were able to put away a loose ball off the game’s first corner kick. Mills evened the score with just about 10 remaining in the first half when Jacob Baltrush put a ball away off a corner kick. Newington scored again to go ahead 2-1 with 30 minutes to play but Mills evened the score when Ian Mayes put away the game tying goal with 5 minutes remaining.

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Canton 3, Lewis Mills 1
At Canton
Lewis Mills (0-1) 19 25 20 18
Canton (1-0) 25 15 25 25
Records: Canton 1-0, Lewis Mills 0-1

PRO BASKETBALL
Chicago 88, Connecticut 64
At Chicago
Angel Reese had 18 points and 13 rebounds as the Chicago Sky snapped a four-game losing streak with an 88-64 win over the Connecticut Sun. Kamila Cardoso added 16 points and pulled down five rebounds for Chicago (10-30), who won for just the second time in the last first 11 games. Tina Charles led Connecticut (10-31) with 19 points and moved into first place for most field goals made in WNBA history, passing legend Diana Taurasi (3,341). Charles has scored 3,347 field goals in 470 games. She has led the Sun in scoring 20 games this season. Rookie guard Saniya Rivers finished with 16 points. Rivers notched four of the Sun’s five three-point field goals in the game, recording a new career-high for three-point field goals made. The Sun shot 38 percent from the field.

PRO BASEBALL
Reading 16, Hartford 4
At Hartford
Charlie Condon homered for the second straight night, but the Yard Goats fell 16-4 to the Reading Fightin Phils at Dunkin’ Park. It was a 3-2 game in the fourth inning before Reading scored four runs to prevent the Yard Goats from a third straight win. Condon smashed his 10th homer since joining the Yard Goats in July into the left field seats in the third inning. Hartford is now 1.5 games out of a playoff spot with 10 games left in the regular season. Reading broke the game open in the fourth inning, scoring four times highlighted by Dylan Campbell’s three-run home run. Alex Binelas added a two-run single in the fifth inning, and Felix Reyes launched a three-run homer in the sixth inning as Reading built a 14-2 advantage.

Tuesday, Sept. 2
BOYS SOCCER
Canton 2. (3) Old Saybrook 1
GIRLS SOCCER
(9) Farmington 3, Avon 1
Lewis Mills 1, Simsbury 0
FIELD HOCKEY
Farmington 6, East Catholic 0
Lewis Mills 7, Newington 0
Windsor at Simsbury, ppd.
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Rockville 3, Avon 1 (22-25, 25-18, 25-15, 25-18)
BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
Hall 26, Avon 31
Hall 15, Conard 50
Avon 15, Conard 50
Lewis Mills 25, Bristol Central 31
Lewis Mills 15, Bloomfield 50, forfeit
Bristol Central 15, Bloomfield 50, forfeit
Bristol Eastern, Farmington, NW Catholic at Simsbury
GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
Hall 17, Avon 44
Hall 21, Conard 39
Avon 28, Conard 29
Bristol Central 17, Bloomfield 38
Bristol Central 15, Lewis Mills 50, forfeit
Bloomfield 15, Lewis Mills 50, forfeit
Bristol Eastern, Farmington, NW Catholic at Simsbury
BOYS GOLF
Avon 163, NW Catholic 172. Medalist: Geoff Machado (A) 39 at Golf Club of Avon, par 36
Southington 160, Lewis Mills 176. Medalist: Evan Moscibrodzki (S) 38 at Southington CC, par 36
Simsbury 158, Hall 167. Medalist: Blake Alibozek (S) 34 at Simsbury Farms, par 36
Conard 148, Farmington 162. Medalist: Nolan Leonard (C) 34 at Rockledge CC, par 36
PRO BASEBALL
Hartford 2, Reading 1

GIRLS SOCCER
Lewis Mills 1, Simsbury 0
At Burlington
Records: Mills 1-0, Simsbury 0-1. Highlights: Lillian Castle (LM) scored off an assist from Sammy Harding. Mllls goalie Anna Henry made 16 saves

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Rockville 3, Avon 1 (22-25, 25-18, 25-15, 25-18)
At Vernon
Highlights: Maddie Vanvalkenburgh (A) 8 kills, 4 aces, 7 digs; Isabela Escobar (A) 8 kills, 8 digs; Evelina Novello (A) 18 assists, 9 digs; Ferrari Jones (A) 5 kills, 4 blocks; Records: Rockville 1-0, Avon 0-1

BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
Hall 26, Avon 31
Hall 15, Conard 50
Avon 15, Conard 50
At Avon
Top 10 – Brahm Bulow (A) 16:20.5 for 3.1 miles at Fisher Meadows, 2. Jonah Schulman (H) 16:50, 3. Chris Campbell (A) 16:53, 4. Fox Mace (H) 17:01, 5. Alex Martin-Casas (H) 17:02, 6. Eliot Norwood (H) 17:12, 7. Andrew Kessler (A) 17:31, 8. Henry Albert (A) 17:33, 9. Nathan Yingling (H) 17:33, 10. Samuel Chaparro (H) 17:45
Records: Hall 2-0, Avon 1-1, Conard 0-2; Full results (Athletic.net)

Lewis Mills 25, Bristol Central 31
Bristol Central 15, Bloomfield 50, forfeit
Lewis Mills 15, Bloomfield 50, forfeit
At Bristol
Top 10 — . Jesse Cervantes Montoya (LM) 19:47 for 3.1 miles at Rockwell Park; 2. Colin Paul (LM) 19:48; 3. Nathan Pellerin (BC) 19:54; 4. Jackson Daveau (BC) 20:25; 5. Alex Cavanna (LM) 20:38, 6. Zachary Floser (BC) 20:47, 7. Noah Pellerin (B) 20:53, 8. Bryce Floyd (LM) 22:56, 9. Ben Platt (LM) 22:58, 10. Andrew Hedrick (LM) 23:03
Records: Lewis Mills 2-0, Bloomfield 0-2, Bristol Central 1-1; Full results (Athletic.net)

GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
Hall 26, Avon 31
Hall 15, Conard 50
Avon 15, Conard 50
At Avon
Top 10 – Claire Furia (H) 20:56.9 for 3.1 miles at Fisher Meadows, 2. Lucille Vargas(H) 20:58, 3. Taryn Jarvie (C) 21:09, 4. Francesca Filotto (C) 21:10, 5. Anya Mantripragada (H) 21:30, 6. Abigail Van Hoof (A) 21:48, 7. Liz Baffaro (H) 21:52, 8. Karen Yang (H) 22:20, 9. Maddison Voss (A) 22:30, 10. Alexandra Golder (H) 22:34
Records: Hall 2-0, Avon 1-1, Conard 0-2; Full results (Athletic.net)

Bristol Central 17, Bloomfield 38
Bristol Central 15, Lewis Mills 50, forfeit
Bloomfield 15, Lewis Mills 50, forfeit
At Bristol
Top 10 – Emersyn Mazzei (BC) 23:29 for 3.1 miles at Rockwell Park, 2. Alexandra Kijonka (LM) 24:46, 3. Marissa Moreau (LM) 24:53, 4. Brooke Gardner (LM) 24:54, 5. Violet Burke (LM) 27:18, 6. Emily Lopez Zaragoza (BC) 28:19, 7. Isabella DiMatteo (BC) 28:27, 8. Sasha Majancik (BC) 30:51, 9. Vanessa Agyeman (B) 32:03, 10. Kiersten Golding (B) 32:22
Records: Bristol Central 2-0, Bloomfield 1-1, Lewis Mills 0-2; Full results (Athletic.net)

BOYS GOLF
Avon 163, NW Catholic 172
At Avon
NW Catholic (172) Max Halpert 41, Brendan Jaroch 42, Tyler Bennett 42, Quinn O’Neil 42
Avon (163) Geoff Machado 39, Jude Turner 40, Andrew Moran 41, Matteo Geddo 41, Jacob Blackwell 41
Medalist: Geoff Machado (A) 39 at Golf Club of Avon, par 36

Southington 160, Lewis Mills 176
At Southington
Lewis Mills (176) Gavin Lubinsky 42, Will Dixon 44, Colton Dutilly 45, Ethan Sholtis 45, Nick Skibisky 45
Southington (160) Evan Moscibrodzki 38, Brady Staszewski 39, Ryan Larosa 40, Tyson Mahaffy 43, Tyler Guerrette 44
Medalist: Evan Moscibrodzki (S) 38 at Southington CC, par 36
Records: Lewis Mills 2-2

PRO BASEBALL
Hartford 2, Reading 1
At Hartford
Charlie Condon and Juan Guerrero each homered, and the Hartford Yard Goats pitching staff combined for 11 strikeouts in a 2-1 victory over the Reading Fightin Phils on Tuesday night at Dunkin’ Park. Condon cranked his ninth homer in the first inning, and Guerrero blasted a go-ahead shot in the fifth inning leading Hartford to its second straight win. Ben Shields struck out five batters over the first two innings, and the bullpen retired 12 straight batters later in the game. The Yard Goats are half of a game out of a playoff spot with 11 games remaining in the regular season.

The Reading Fightin Phils got on the board first as Aidan Miller led off the game, smashing a home run to left field off Yard Goats starter Ben Shields. After allowing the leadoff homer, Shields retired 10 of the next 13 batters, and had five strikeouts over the first two innings. The Yard Goats answered in the bottom half of the first inning when Charlie Condon hit a home run to left field off Reading starter Estibenzon Jimenez to tie the game 1-1. The line drive homer down the left field line by Condon was his 9th since joining the Yard Goats. The Yard Goats took the lead in the fifth inning when Juan Guerrero smashed a go-ahead solo home run to left field off Jimenez, to make it 2-1 Yard Goats. It was Guerrero’s second home run of the season.

Monday, Sept. 1
PRO BASKETBALL
Atlanta 93, Connecticut 76
At Uncasville

Rhyne Howard scored a game-high 23 points and the Atlanta Dream closed out the game on a 17-2 run as Atlanta beat the Connecticut Sun on Monday night at the Mohegan Sun Arena, 93-76. The victory moves Atlanta (26-14) into a tie for second place with Las Vegas in the WNBA standings with four games remaining in the regular season. Naz Hillmon and Allisha Gray each had 17 points for the Dream. The Sun (10-30) cut the Dream lead to two, 76-74, with 5:07 remaining but scored just two points in the remainder of the contest. Howard and Jordin Canada each had six points in Atlanta’s closing 17-2 run with Hillmon adding five. Tina Charles led Connecticut with 22 points and eight rebounds. It was the 19th time this season that Charles has led the Sun in scoring and it was her 14^th game with more than 20 points. Rookie guard Leila Lacan added 17 points with four assists and two steals. Marina Mabrey scored 12 points while Saniya Rivers scored 10.

Connecticut’s Tina Charles handles the ball against Atlanta’s Brionna Jones during Monday night’s WNBA game in Uncasville. (Photo by Brian Babineau/NBAE via Getty Images)