Weekly scoreboard: Sept. 8-14, 2025

Sunday, Sept. 14
PRO BASEBALL
Hartford 5, Richmond 2 (10)

PRO BASEBALL
Hartford 5, Richmond 2 (10)
At Richmond, Va.
Bryant Betancourt had a pinch-hit RBI single in the 10th inning leading the Hartford Yard Goats to a 5-2 victory against the Richmond Flying Squirrels in the season finale on Sunday afternoon at The Diamond. It was the last ever game at The Diamond for the Flying Squirrels who will move into a new ballpark next season.  Connor Staine pitched into the seventh inning and got help from RBI hits from Jared Thomas, Betancourt and Julio Carreras.  The Yard Goats finished the season with a winning record of 69-68.  The Yard Goats open the 2026 season at Dunkin’ Park on Thursday, April 2nd against the Baltimore Orioles affiliate, the Chesapeake Baysox.

The Yard Goats scored the first run of the game in the fifth inning as Jared Thomas knocked home Dyan Jorge with a single to right field off Richmond starting pitcher Ryan Murphy.  Hartford made it 2-0 in the seventh inning on a fielding error on a ball hit by Braylin Wimmer which allowed Cole Messina to score. Yard Goats starting pitcher Connor Staine did not allow a run over his first six innings and retired 12 in a row from the third through seventh innings.  He sat down the side in order three times and permitted only three hits over the first six frames. Tied at 2-2, the game went into extra innings. In the 10th, Betancourt cracked a pinch-hit go-ahead run-scoring single, and Jared Thomas scored, giving Hartford a 3-2 lead.  Later in the inning, Julio Carreras smashed a double down the left field line, scoring Betancourt and Benny Montgomery to make it 5-2.

Saturday, Sept. 13
FOOTBALL
Avon Old Farms 34, Brunswick School-Greenwich 21
BOYS SOCCER
New Milford 2, Avon 1
Canton 6, East Windsor 0
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Delaware 44, UConn 41, OT
PRO BASEBALL
Richmond 7, Hartford 2
PRO SOCCER
Hartford 4, Monterey Bay 0

BOYS SOCCER
New Milford 2, Avon 1
At Avon
New Milford (4-1)           1  1  — 2
Avon (3-1-1)                     0  1  — 1
Goals: Marcos Pereira (NM), Simone Piazza (NM);  Cooper Little (A); Saves: Jordan Beaudoin (A) 2, Sebastian Romero-Chavez (NM) 7

Avon goalie Jordan Beaudoin gets a hand on the ball during Saturday’s match with New Milford. The visiting Green Wave beat Avon, 2-1. More game photos

CROSS COUNTRY
Connecticut River Valley Invitational
At Cromwell
GIRLS
Team results – 1. Cromwell 77, 2. Wethersfield 96, 3. RHAM 100, 4. Bacon Academy 115, 5. Sacred Heart Academy 136
Other schools: 7. Avon 187, 14. Granby 374
Top 5: Alexa Nunez, Wethersfield 18:55 for 3.1 miles at Cromwell, 2. Ellie Ballard, RHAM 18:59, 3. Madeline Garguilo, Nonnewaug 19:10, 4. Sara Evans, Hale Ray 19:17, 5. Mackenzie Spooner, SHA 19:37
Other Avon runners: 10. Abigail Van Hoof, 20:15, 44. Megan Van Hoof 22:50, 47. Ella Godbout 23:17, 48. Anya Yu 23:19, 60. Isabelle Shternberg 24:18, 63. Erin Carboni 24:40, 65. Ellie Whelan 24:58
BOYS: Avon did not compete
Connecticut River Valley Invitational results (Athletic.net)

COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Delaware 44, UConn 41, OT
At Newark, Del.
Delaware QB Nick Minicucci scored on a 13-yard run in overtime to lead the Blue Hens to their first-ever FBS victory with a 44-41 win over UConn. Delaware K Nate Reed hit a 43-yard field goal with 0:00 left in the fourth quarter to force OT. Cam Edwards ran for a team-leading 116 yards and two TDs on 23 carries as the Huskies erased a 21-10 deficit. QB Joe Fagnano completed 28-of-38 passes for 346 yards (career-high at UConn) and 2 TDs. Bryun Parham had 10 tackles and three sacks for UConn (1-2), who hosts Ball State in East Hartford next Saturday.
UConn (1-2)              10  14  7  7  3  — 41
Delaware (2-1)          14  14  7  3  6  — 44
First quarter
D: Nick Minicucci 3 run (Nate Reed kick), 11:13
C: Cam Edwards 51 run (Chris Freeman kick), 8:48
D: Jo Silver 70 run (Reed kick), 8:06
C: Freeman 28 FG, 4:48
Second quarter
D: Minicucci 5 run (Reed kick), 12:54
C: Victor Rosa 31 run (Freeman kick, 10:08
C: Edwards 2 run (Freeman kick), 7:17
D: Kyre Duplessis 68 pass from Minicucci (Reed kick), 5:55
Third quarter
C: Reymello Murphy 10 pass from Joe Fagnano (Freeman kick), 5:05
D: Silver 18 run (Reed kick), 0:00
Fourth quarter
C: Alex Honig 1 pass from Fagano, (Freeman kick) 9:54
D: Reed 43 FG, 0:00
Overtime
C: Freeman 24 FG
D: Minicucci 13 run
Individual statistics
RUSHING: UConn – Cam Edwards 23-116, Victor Rosa 3-40, Thai Chiaokhioa-Bowman 2-13, Oliver Lundberg Coleman 1-6, Mel Brown 2-4, Joe Fagano 1-minus 4; Delaware: Jo Silver 15-179, Viron Ellison 11-56, Nick Minicucci 18-20, J Kelly 1-minus 8
PASSING: UConn – Joe Fagnano 28-38-0, 346; Tucker McDonald 0-1-0; Delaware – Nick Minicucci 23-34-0, 265
RECEIVING: UConn – Skyler Bell 7-92, John Neider 4-60, Reynello Murphy 3-51, Louis Hansen 5-50, Javonte Vereen 1-25, Thai Bowman 3-24, Nader Chirchi 1-23, Mel Brown 2-18, Victor Rosa 1-3, Alex Honig 1-1; Delaware – Kyre Duplessis 9-161, Sean Wilson 5-60, J Kelly 5-19, Ellison 1-12, Witthof 1-4, Silver 1-minus 3

PRO BASEBALL
Richmond 7, Hartford 2
At Richmond, Va.
In the final night game at The Diamond in Richmond, the Flying Squirrels scored six runs in the fifth inning to come from behind and defeat the Hartford Yard Goats 7-2 on Saturday evening. Richmond will be moving into a new ballpark next spring.  Richmond outfielder Scott Bandura cracked a three-run double to highlight the rally as the Flying Squirrels beat the Yard Goats for the fourth consecutive game.  Hartford slugger Bryant Betancourt had two hits, including his 10th home run of the season. The Yard Goats took a 2-0 lead in the second inning on Bryant Betancourt’s two-run home run off Richmond starter Shane Rademacher. Yard Goats relievers Welinton Herrera, Victor Juarez and Evan Shawver worked the final four innings and allowed just one run on four hits with a walk and four strikeouts.  Richmond’s bullpen fired six scoreless innings and allowed five hits with three strikeouts.

PRO SOCCER
Hartford 4, Monterey Bay 0
At Seaside, Calif.
With three goals in the final nine minutes, Hartford rolled to a 4-0 USL Championship win over Monterey Bay on Saturday night in California. Hartford led 1-0 on a goal from Jack Panayotou in the 24^th minute, off an assist from Hadji Barry. Kyle Edwards made it 2-0 in the 85^th minute off a Sebastian Anderson assist. Edwards scored a second goal in stoppage time along with Anderson, off an assist from Beverly Makangila. Hartford improves to 15-10-7 overall and 10-9-5 in USL Championship. Monterey Bay falls to 6-3-6 in USL Championship action, last in the Western Conference.

Friday, Sept. 12
FOOTBALL
Notre Dame Prep (Fairfield) 37, Avon 0
Granby/Canton 49, SMSA cp-op 0
Fairfield Warde 42, Simsbury 0
Weston 48, Lewis Mills/Wolcott Tech 27
Ellington 54, Windsor Locks/East Granby 6
GIRLS SOCCER
Newington 3, Avon 1
Canton 3, Ansonia 1
Farmington 3, Hall 0
South Windsor 1, Lewis Mills 0
NW Catholic 2, Simsbury 1
FIELD HOCKEY
Wethersfield 2, Avon 1
Farmington 8, Newington 0
Lewis Mills 2, East Catholic 0
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Canton 3, Northwestern 1
Farmington 3, Maloney 1
Simsbury 3, RHAM 1
Lewis Mills 3, New Britain 1 (25-16, 23-25, 25-18, 25-21)
GIRLS SWIMMING
St. Paul/Lewis Mills at Torrington
PRO BASEBALL
Richmond 2, Hartford 0

FOOTBALL
Notre Dame Prep 37, Avon 0
At Avon
Notre Dame Prep (1-0)    14  0  16  7  — 37
Avon (0-1)                           0  0    0  0  — 0
First quarter
ND: Elijah Braziel 32 pass from LJ Richardson (David Szymanski kick), 6:55
ND: Jeremiah James 6 run (Szymanski kick), 3:21
Third quarter
ND: Safety (ball fumbled out of end zone), 9:53
ND: Bryant Tarczali 55 kickoff return, 9:43
ND: James 3 run (James run), 4:55
Fourth quarter
ND: Landon Gartner 5 run (Szymanski kick), 10:16
Individual statistics
RUSHING: Avon – Matthew Eckerlin 6-10, Jaden Scott 5-18, Alex Schwarz 3-2, Dwane Edward 2-15, Wellington Mahoney 2-19, Samson Putt 3-2, Max Funderburk 6-34, Alex Suarez 6-12, Harry Fawad 1-0, Team 3-minus 54; Notre Dame – Ja’cari Harris 9-84, Landon Gartner 1-11, Jeremiah James 5-43, Bryant Tarczali 4-28, LJ Richardson 3-21, Jordan Razor 1-minus 1
PASSING: Avon – Alex Schwarz 3-6-1, 12; Max Funderburk 2-3-1, 18; Notre Dame – Landon Gartner 2-4-022, LJ Richadson 3-9-1, 55
RECEIVING: Avon – Fawad 2-18, Putt 2-3, Edward 1-9; Notre Dame – Jordan Razor 3-20, Elijah Braziel 3-57

Granby/Canton 49, SMSA co-op 0
At Hartford (Weaver HS)
Granby/Canton (1-0)        14  21  14  0  — 49
SMSA co-op (0-1)               0  0  0  0  — 0
First quarter
G: Lewie 35 run (kick failed)
G: Hunted 1 run (Lewie run)
Second quarter
G: Douglas 35 pass from Lewie (Krauland kick)
G: Sam 5 run (Krauland kick)
G: Sam 4 run (Krauland kick)
Third quarter
G: Hunter 37 run (Krauland kick)
G: Hunter 15 run (Krauland kick)
Individual leaders
PASSING: Granby/Canton: Lewie 3-4-0, 54 yards, 1TD pass
RUSHING: Granby/Canton: Lewie 10-125, 1 TD, Hunter 12-136, 3 TDs; Sam 6-25, 2 TDs; Douglas 1-23
RECEIVING: Granby/Canton: Douglas 2-51, 1 TD
OTHER: Bernabucci 4 solo tackles, 3 sacks; Mensah 3 tackles, 1½ sacks

Weston 48, Lewis Mills/Wolcott Tech 27
At Weston
Mills/OWTS (0-1) 7  0  6  14  — 27
Weston (1-0)           20  7  0  21  — 48
First quarter
W: Alex Mandujano 57 interception (Mihelic kick)
LM: Jayce Cichy 5 pass from Turner Clawson (Mitchell kick)
W: Timothy Martin 2 run (pass fails)
W: Jack Olsen 19 pass from Martin (Olsen pass from Martin)
Second quarter
W: Russo 11 pass from Martin (Mihelic kick)
Third quarter
LM: Rush 6 run (kick fails)
Fourth quarter
LM: Kobylarz 57 pass from Clawson (Mitchell kick)
W: Tyler Umhoefer 60 pass from Martin (Mihelic kick)
W: Umhoefer 13 run (Mihelic kick)
LM: Martin 1 run (Mitchell kick)
W: Umhoefer 50 run (Mihelic kick)
Individual statistics
RUSHING: Mills – Mason Scanlon 14-54, 1 TD, Owen Mignola 4-5, Andrew Madore 1-minus 1, C Martin 2-2, Gryfn Kobylarz 2-10; Weston – Timothy Martin 4-32, 1 TD, Tyler Umhoefer 12-125, 1 TD
PASSING: Weston – Timothy Martin 23-23-2, 336 yards, 3 TDs; Mills – Turner Clawson 21-34-2, 278 yards, 2 TDs
RECEIVING: Weston – Maddox Parsons 8-91, Alex Mandujano 1-5, Jack Olsen 7-119, 2 TDs, Joe Travers 3-19, Tyler Umhoefer 4-102, 1 TD; Lewis Mills – P Klonowski 3-40, Jayce Cichy 7-43, 1 TD, Marcos Muniz 2-40, Andrew Madore 1-10, Gryfn Kobylarz 5-130

GIRLS SOCCER
Canton 3, Ansonia 1
At Ansonia
Canton (3-1)         1  2  — 3
Ansonia (2-1-1)    1  0  — 1
Goals: Julia Koczak (C) 2, Elisha Bae (C) penalty kick; Jennifer Palmer (A); Saves: Reilly Munson (C) 9, Weston Ahearn (A) 12

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Lewis Mills 3, New Britain 1
At Burlington
New Britain (2-2)                16  25  18  21
Lewis Mills (1-4)                 25  23  25  25
Highlights: Brooke Fallon (LM) 2 aces, 6 kills, 21 assists; Abbey Youman (LM) 3 aces, 11 kills, 8 blocks; Anna Yandow (LM) 4 aces, 2 assists, 11 digs; Avery Ostralt (NB) 12 assists; NOTE: For Mills, it was their first win of the season after four straight losses.

PRO BASEBALL
Richmond 2, Hartford 0
At Richmond, Va.
The Yard Goats were shutout by the Richmond Flying Squirrels 4-0 on Friday night at The Diamond in Richmond, Virginia.  Joe Whiteman went seven innings, and Marques Johnson worked the final two innings as Richmond defeated Hartford for the third straight game.  The Flying Squirrels scored two runs in the first inning and it was a 2-0 game until the Giants affiliate added a pair of runs in the eighth inning.  Outfielder Cole Carrigg had three hits for the Yard Goats and RHP Carlos Torres pitched two scoreless innings of relief for Hartford.

Thursday, Sept. 11
FOOTBALL
Enfield 28, Farmington 23
BOYS SOCCER
Avon 2, New Britain 0
Canton 8, Windsor Locks 0
Suffield 4, East Granby 1
Rockville 3, Granby 2
South Windsor 3, (7) Lewis Mills 1
Middletown 3, Simsbury 2
(2) Farmington 5, RHAM 1
GIRLS SOCCER
Canton 7, Windsor Locks 1
Suffield 7, East Granby 0
(7) Granby 6, Rockville 0
FIELD HOCKEY
Canton 6, Northwestern 1
Simsbury 5, E.O. Smith 1
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
East Granby at Canton
Granby 3, Bolton 0
Hall 3, Lewis Mills 1 (26-24, 13-25, 25-12, 25-15)
Simsbury 3, Bristol Eastern 0
BOYS GOLF
Conard 158, Wethersfield 163, Avon 170. Medalist: Justin Crossen (W) 37 at Golf Club of Avon, par 35
Simsbury 165, Southington 160. Medalist: Blake Alibozek (Sims) 33 at Simsbury Farms, par 36
NW Catholic 157, Farmington 158. Medalist: Chase Becker (F) and Griffin Rourke (F) 37 at Tunxis Plantation CC, par 35
Lewis Mills 165, Hall 168. Medalist: Colton Dutilly (LM) 39 at Rockledge CC, par 36
PRO BASEBALL
Richmond 6, Hartford 5

FOOTBALL
Enfield 28, Farmington 23
At Farmington
Enfield (1-0)            14   7  0  7  — 28
Farmington (0-1)    0  14  3  6  — 23
First quarter
E: Sawyer Pequita 26 run (Seager Roberge kick), 6:20
E: Zane Boudreau 4 pass from Pequita (Roberge kick), 1:04
Second quarter
F: Joshuah Larkin 17 pass from Mason Kiniry (Jonas Kelly kick), 11:54
E: Jon Hewitt 11 run (Roberge kick), 2:46
F: Larkin 30 pass from Kiniry (Kelly kick), 1:21
Third quarter
F: Kelly 27 FG, 0:52
Fourth quarter
E: Pequita 43 run (Roberge kick), 2:43
F: Larkin 6 pass from Kiniry (conversion failed), 19.7
Individual statistics
RUSHING: Farmington – Michael Campagnano 9-30, Ty Nogiec 5-minus 4, Mason Kiniry 3-16; Enfield – Hewitt 14-100, Pequita 11-153, Jackson 2-24, Lawrence 1-5, Trotta 1-6
PASSING: Farmington – Mason Kiniry 29-38-1, 299; Enfield – Sawyer Pequita 10-19-0, 139
RECEIVING: Farmington – Campagnano 5-48, Nogiec 2-19, Joshuah Larkin 9-117, Terrence Broxton 6-43, Tyler Thompson 5-37, Justin Kinney 2-35; Enfield – Tomas Kusta 3-56, Cam Coleman 3-42, Zane Boudreau 2-10, Cam Trotta 2-42, Levi Wozny 1-1
SACKS: Hewitt (E) 1-6, Moncuse (E) 1-9; FUMBLE REC: Jackson (E) 1; INTERCEPTION: Colman (E) 1-10

BOYS SOCCER
Canton 8, Windsor Locks 0
At Canton
Records: Canton 3-0, Windsor Locks 1-2

Avon 2, New Britain 0
At New Britain
Goals: Marcello Razur, Gabi Carvalho; Assists: Ben Silverstein, Chayce Allen; Saves: Jordan Beaudoin (A) 3, Saquib Salman (NB) 2; Records: Avon 3-0-1, New Britain 1-2

Suffield 4, East Granby 1
At Suffield
Records: Suffield 2-0, East Granby 2-2

Rockville 3, Granby 2
At Vernon
Records: Rockville 1-1, Granby 1-2

South Windsor 3, Lewis Mills 1
At South Windsor
Lewis Mills (0-2-1)           1  0  — 1
South Windsor (2-0-1)     0  3  — 3
Goals: LM: Domenik Wroblewski (pk); SW: Hayden Xhokaxhiu 2, Younes Merzougui; Saves: LM: William Bevivino (LM) 5, Fran Linarea (SW) 8; NOTE: Mills returns to action on Tuesday night hosting New Britain

Middletown 3, Simsbury 2
At Middletown
Records: Middletown 3-0-1, Simsbury 2-1-1

GIRLS SOCCER
Canton 7, Windsor Locks 1
At Windsor Locks
Records: Canton 2-1, Windsor Locks 0-4

Suffield 7, East Granby 0
At East Granby
Records: Suffield 2-0, East Granby 0-3

Granby 6, Rockville 0
At Granby
Records: Granby 2-1, Rockville 1-3

FIELD HOCKEY
Canton 6, Northwestern 1
At Barkhamsted
Goals: Reagan Grecula (C), Madeleine Tucker (C), Paige Sidrane (C),, Anya Johnson (C), Jessica Bonnell (C), Lauren Kacmarcik (NW); Assists: Tucker, Gianna Valenti (C), Valerie Naja (C), Janelle Gagnon (C), Piper McKinney (C); Saves: Alyssa Gough (C) 1, Mia Doyle (NW) 18; Records: Canton 2-1, Northwestern 0-2

Simsbury 5, E.O. Smith 1
At Simsbury
Records: Simsbury 2-0, EOS 0-2-2

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Hall 3, Lewis Mills 1
At Burlington
Hall (3-2)                   26  13  25  25
Lewis Mills (0-4)     24  25  12  15
Highlights: Abbey Youman (LM) 2 aces, 6 kills, 9 blocks; Brooke Fallon (LM) 8 kills, 22 assists, 6 digs; Nybol Bona (H) 10 kills, 3 blocks, 1 dig; Reva Shrevsta (H) 30 assists, 18 digs

Granby 3, Bolton 0
At Bolton
Records: Granby 2-1, Bolton 0-4

Simsbury 3, Bristol Eastern 0
At Bristol
Records: Simsbury 3-1, Bristol Eastern 1-2

BOYS GOLF
Lewis Mills 165, Hall 168
At West Hartford
Lewis Mills (165) Gavin Lubinsky 42, Will Dixon 41, Colton Dutilly 39, Nick Skibisky 46, Ryan Braley 43
Hall (168) Charles Debassio 40, Carter Persa 46, Will Wermeister-Dana 42, Cameron Hosmer 44, Tommy Killela 42
Medalist: Colton Dutilly (LM) 39 at Rockledge CC, par 36
Records: Mills 4-3

Conard 158, Wethersfield 163, Avon 170
At Avon
Conard (158): Nolan Leonard 38, Torin McGoldrick 39, Ryan Barnum 40, Tyler Kuwada 41, Silas Warner 42
Wethersfield (163): Justin Crossen 37, Jack Berube 39, Nolan Mattatall 43, Ryan Riberiro 44, Gavin Struk 45
Avon (170) Drew Klemm 42, Geoff Machado 42, Brennan Wirth 42, Will Abbott 44, Jude Turner 44
Medalist: Justin Crossen (W) 37 at Golf Club of Avon, par 35

PRO BASEBALL
Richmond 5, Hartford 2
At Richmond, Va.
The Yard Goats had a three-run lead in the in the sixth inning but the Richmond Flying Squirrels battled and tied the game, and won it in their final at bat in the ninth inning as Diego Velasquez cracked a double down the right field line and Aeverson Arteaga scored from first base for a 6-5 win on Thursday night at The Diamond in Richmond, Virginia.  Moments before the Yard Goats were defeated, the Somerset Patriots beat Reading ending the Yard Goats chances at a playoff spot.  The Yard Goats will end the season on Sunday in Richmond.

Wednesday, Sept. 10
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Avon 3, Tolland 0 (25-17, 25-22, 25-17)
Farmington 3, Southington 1
Granby 3, East Windsor 0
CROSS COUNTRY
Canton, East Granby, Windsor Locks at Rockville
BOYS GOLF
Southington 167, Avon 171. Medalist: Tyler Guerrette (S) 36 at Golf Club of Avon, par 35
PRO BASKETBALL
Atlanta 88, Connecticut 72 (season finale)
PRO BASEBALL
Richmond 2, Hartford 1
PRO SOCCER
USL Jagermeister Cup
Semifinal: Hartford 3, Greenville, S.C. 1
Sacramento 1, Rhode Island 0, penalty kicks

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Avon 3, Tolland 0
At Tolland
Avon (1-2)          25  25  25
Tolland (0-3)     17  22  17
Highlights: Maddie Vanvalkenburgh (A) 14 kills, 15 digs, 3 aces; Eleanor Aguilar (A) 10 kills; Evelina Novello (A) 26 assists; Maddie Harris (A) 4 aces, 10 digs; NOTE: Falcons secure first win of the season

Farmington 3, Southington 1
At Farmington
Records: Farmington 2-2, Southington 1-3; NOTE: After an 0-2 start, defending champion River Hawks win second straight

Granby 3, East Windsor 0
At Granby
Records: Granby 1-1, East Windsor 1-3

BOYS GOLF
Southington 167, Avon 171
At Avon
Southington (167) Tyler Guerrette 36, Jacob Baush-Lynch 39, Brady Staszewski 39, Tyson Mahaffy 40, Kaedean Bass 41
Avon (171) Andrew Moran 41, Geoff Machado 41, Brennan Wirth 42, Drew Klemm 42, Jake Bender 43
Medalist: Tyler Guerrette (S) 36 at Golf Club of Avon, par 35

PRO BASKETBALL
Atlanta 88, Connecticut 72
At Uncasville
Rhyne Howard and Brittney Griner each scored 17 points to lead the Atlanta Dream to their 30th win of the season with an 88-72 win over the Connecticut Sun Wednesday night at the Mohegan Sun Arena. It was the final game of the season for the Sun, who finish at 11-33 with the worst record in team history and most losses in a single season. Atlanta led by as many as 24 points. The Sun cut the lead to nine in the third quarter but that is as close as they would get.

Marina Mabrey led the way for the Sun with 22 points and five assists. It was her ninth game with more than 20 points this season. Veteran forward Tina Charles broke the Sun single season scoring record in tonight’s game, finishing with nine points and two assists. She surpassed DeWanna Bonner (607 points in 2023). Charles finishes 2025 with 700 points, the most she has scored in any season of her 14-year WNBA career. Saniya Rivers notched 16 points, five assists and one steal.

PRO BASEBALL
Richmond 2, Hartford 1
At Richmond, Va.
The Yard Goats dropped pitchers’ duel to the Richmond Flying Squirrels by the score of 2-1 on Wednesday evening at The Diamond in Richmond, Virginia.  Carter Howell broke a 1-1 tie with an RBI single in the fourth inning, and Richmond cruised behind starter Tristan Vrieling and three relievers stopping Hartford who had won seven of its previous eight road games.  Hartford starter Sean Sullivan was denied his 10th win of the season.  Yard Goats relievers Evan Shawver, Victor Juarez and Welinton Herrera retired 12 of the final 13 batters to end the game along with seven strikeouts.  The Yard Goats playoff chances are still alive as Somerset lost to Reading.  With four games remaining, Somerset’s magic number to clinch the final Northeast Division playoff spot and eliminate Hartford is one.

PRO SOCCER
Hartford 3, Greenville SC 1
At Hartford
Marlon Hairston and Michee Ngalina each scored late goals to lift Hartford Athletic to a 3-1 victory against Greenville Triumph SC in the Semifinals of the USL Jagermeister Cup on Wednesday night at Trinity Health Stadium, sending Hartford into its first final in club history on Saturday, October 4.
Greenville        0  1  — 1
Hartford           0  3  — 3
Goals: Hartford — Joe Farrell (Sebastian Anderson) 70, Marlon Hairson (Jordan Scarlett) 85, Michee Ngalina 90+3; Greenville – Evan Lee (Zane Bubb) 74; Shots: Hartford 11-6; Shots on target: Hartford, 5-3; Saves: 2-2

Tuesday, Sept. 9
BOYS SOCCER
Canton 5, Bolton 1
Stafford at East Granby, ppd.
GIRLS SOCCER
Canton 6, Bolton 1
Stafford 3, East Granby 1
Farmington 2, Newington 1
Granby 7, Windsor Locks 0
Lewis Mills 4, Berlin 1
Simsbury 6, South Windsor 0
FIELD HOCKEY
Canton 5, Somers 0
Avon 4, South Windsor 1
Lewis Mills 1, E.O. Smith 1
Simsbury at East Catholic
Farmington at Windsor, ppd.
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Canton 3, Bolton 0
East Granby at Windsor Locks
BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
Avon 24, Bristol Eastern 33
Avon 18, Bristol Central 45
Avon 21, NW Catholic 43
Bristol Central 20, Bristol Eastern 36
Bristol Eastern 15, NW Catholic 49. Winner: Jase Kozur (BE) 16:59 for 3.1 miles at Fisher Meadows in Avon
Simsbury 22, Lewis Mills 38
Simsbury 21, Conard 33
Lewis Mills 26, Conard 29. Winner: Caleb Davis (S) 17:32 for 3.1 miles at West Hartford Reservoir
Hall 18, Farmington 41
Hall 15, Bloomfield 50
Farmington 15, Bloomfield 50. Winner Fox Mace (H) 16:52 for 3.1 miles at Winding Trails (Farmington)
GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
Avon 19, Bristol Central 44
Avon 23, Bristol Eastern 34
Avon 15, Northwest Catholic 50, forfeit
Bristol Eastern 24, Bristol Central 31
Bristol Eastern 15, NW Catholic 50, forfeit
Bristol Central 15, NW Catholic 50, forfeit. Winner: Abigail Van Hoof (A) 20:54 for 3.1 miles at Fisher Meadows in Avon
Simsbury 18, Lewis Mills 40
Simsbury 25, Conard 34
Conard 25, Lewis Mills 32. Winner: Francesa Filotto (C) 20:43 for 3.1 miles at West Hartford Reservoir
Farmington 27, Hall 31
Farmington 15, Bloomfield 50
Hall 15, Bloomfield 50. Winner: Cameron Mooney (F) 20:00 for 3.1 miles at Winding Trails
GIRLS SWIMMING
Middletown at Farmington
St. Paul/Lewis Mills at Oxford
BOYS GOLF
Conard 155, Lewis Mills 171. Medalist: Nolan Leonard (C) 34 at Rockledge CC
Simsbury 150, Northwest Catholic 172. Medalist: Blake Alibozek (S) 34 at Simsbury Farms, par 36
Farmington 162, Hall 168. Medalist: Carter Persa (H) 38 at Tunxis Meade CC, par 36
PRO BASEBALL
Hartford 8, Richmond 2

BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
Avon 24, Bristol Eastern 33
Avon 18, Bristol Central 45
Avon 21, NW Catholic 43
Bristol Central 20, Bristol Eastern 36
Bristol Eastern 15, NW Catholic 49.
At Avon
Top 10 – Jase Koczur (BE) 16:59.62 for 3.1 miles at Fisher Meadows, 2. Brahm Bulow (A) 17:32, 3. Chris Campbell (A) 17:33, 4. Naythan Pellerin (BC) 17:47, 5. Elias Boulay (NW) 17:54, 6. Riley Koltz (A) 17;54, 7. Ryan Dalka (A) 18:02, 8. Mason Foertsch (BE) 18:04, 9. Bao Tran (A) 18:06, 10. Aiden Levin (BE) 18:08

GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
Avon 19, Bristol Central 44
Avon 23, Bristol Eastern 34
Avon 15, Northwest Catholic 50, forfeit
Bristol Eastern 24, Bristol Central 31
Bristol Eastern 15, NW Catholic 50, forfeit
Bristol Central 15, NW Catholic 50, forfeit.
At Avon
Top 10 finishers – Abigail Van Hoof (A) 20:54.79 for 3.1 miles at Fisher Meadows, 2. Emersun Mazzei (B) 21:13, 3. Ella Godbout (A) 22:37, 4. Callipe Gallagher (BE) 22:39, 5. Tesly Coello (BE) 22:44, 6. Ellie Whelan (A) 22:56, 7. Maryn Primus (BE) 22:56, 8. Megan Van Hoof (A) 23:10, 9. Anya Yu (A) 23:14, 10. Mia Shea (NW) 23:52

BOYS GOLF
Conard 155, Lewis Mills 171
At West Hartford
Lewis Mills (171) Gavin Lubinsky 44, Nick Skibisky 48, Ethan Sholtis 45, Will Dixon 41, Colton Dutilly 41
Conard (155) Ryan Barnum 41, Torin McGoldrick 39, Nolan Leonard 34, Tyler Kuwads 41, Jack Lewis 43
Medalist: Nolan Leonard (C) 34 at Rockledge CC
Records: Lewis Mills 3-3

PRO BASEBALL
Hartford 8, Richmond 2
At Richmond, Va.
Outfielder Cole Carrigg smashed a go-ahead grand slam home run in the fifth inning to break a 1-1 tie and lead the Yard Goats to an 8-2 win against the Richmond Flying Squirrels on Tuesday night at The Diamond.  Carrigg’s franchise record fourth grand slam of the season sailed over the right center field fence for his team leading 15th homer of the season.  Yard Goats relievers, Mason Green, Carlos Torres, Davis Palermo and Bryce McGowan held Richmond to only one run over the final eight innings.  Charlie Condon belted his 11th Eastern League home run, a two-run blast in the sixth inning.  Somerset defeated Reading so the Patriots magic number to clinch a playoff spot is two.

Monday, Sept. 8
BOYS SOCCER
Avon 3, (7) Lewis Mills 2
East Granby 6, Putnam 0
(2) Farmington 5, (5) Hall 1
Simsbury 0, Wethersfield 0
GIRLS SOCCER
Avon at Glastonbury
FIELD HOCKEY
Farmington 3, Lewis Mills 1
Conard 5, Granby 2
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Berlin 3, Avon 2 (22-25, 25-12, 25-22, 18-25, 15-11)
Farmington 3, Glastonbury 2
Suffield 3, Granby 1
Tolland 3, Lewis Mills 1 (16-25, 25-18, 25-19, 25-20)
East Granby at Weaver
PRO BASKETBALL
Atlanta 87, Connecticut 62

BOYS SOCCER
Avon 3, Lewis Mills 2
At Avon
Lewis Mills (0-1-1)          1  1  — 2
Avon (2-0-1)                     1  2  — 3
Goals: Mills — Mills 9:14 (1st): Ian Mayes (9:14), Grady Mullen (65:22); Avon – Ben Silverstein (38:16, direct free kick); Marcello Razuri (42:36, Gabi Carvalho assist); Marcello Razuri (63: 46, Chayce Allen assist); Saves: Jordan Beaudoin (A) 3, William Bevivino (LM) 5

Granby 4, Windsor Locks 0
At Granby
Windsor Locks (1-1)      0  0  — 0
Granby (1-1)                    3  1  — 4
Goals: Noah DelGallo, Brady Liss, Ben DelGallo, John Hurczyn; Assists: Max Kanter 2, Brodie Boyd, Brady Liss; Saves: Landon Fillmore (G) 1. David Sigmund (G) 0; Andrew Vincent (WL) 13; NOTE: Locks is 0-1 in NCCC, Granby is 1-0 NCCC

East Granby 6, Putnam 0
At East Granby
Records: East Granby 1-2, Putnam 0-2

Simsbury 0, Wethersfield 0
At Wethersfield
Records: Simsbury 2-0-1, Wethersfield 0-1-1

Farmington 5, Hall 1
At Farmington (Tunxis Meade)
Records: Farmington 1-0-1, Hall 1-1-1

GIRLS SOCCER
The latest coaches poll as voted by girls soccer coaches around the state as of Monday, Sept. 8, 2025.
CLASS LL/L
Top 10 – 1. St. Joseph (7) 2-0, 120 points, 2. New Canaan (5) 2-0, 119, 3. Mercy (1) 2-0, 91, 4. Ridgefield 2-0, 85, 5. Sacred Heart Academy 2-0, 55; 6. Farmington 1-0, 40; 7. Amity 1-1, 39; 8. Notre Dame-Fairfield 1-1, 36; 9. Hall 2-0, 3-0; 10. Trumbull 2-0, 29
Others receiving votes: Staples (0-1-1), 27; Brookfield (1-0), 14; Fairfield Warde (1-1), 10; South Windsor (1-1), 5; Guilford (2-0), 4; Masuk (1-0), 4; Greenwich (1-1), 3; Newington (0-1), 2; Law (1-0), 1; Newtown (1-1), 1
CLASS M/S
Top 10 – 1. Lewis Mills (10) 2-0, 109; 2. NW Catholic 2-0, 98; 3. Morgan (1) 1-0, 65; 4. Bacon Academy 2-0, 50; 5. Tolland 2-0, 49; 6. Weston 2-0, 46; 7. Granby 0-1, 35; 8. Woodland 1-0-1, 32; 9. Nonnewaug 2-0, 24; 10, Lauralton Hall 2-0, 14
Others receiving votes: Coginchaug (0-1), 13; Hand (1-1),11; Holy Cross (0-0-1), 11; New Fairfield (0-1),10; Suffield (0-0), 9; Thomaston (2-0), 8; Valley Regional (2-0), 8; Canton (0-1), 5; East Hampton (1-0), 4; Seymour (0-0-1), 3; Cromwell (1-0), 2

FIELD HOCKEY
Farmington 3, Lewis Mills 1
At Burlington
Records: Farmington 3-1, Mills 1-2; NOTE: Farmington has outscored opponents 14-3 in four games.

Conard 5, Granby 2
At Granby
Records: Conard 2-1-1, Granby 0-1

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Berlin 3, Avon 2
At Berlin
Avon (0-3)        25  12  25  18  11
Berlin (3-0)      22  25  25  18  15
Highlights:  Maddie Vanvalkenburgh (A) 17 kills, 3 aces; Evelina Novello (A) 25 assists, 16 digs; Ainsley Evans (A) 15 digs, 3 aces; Isabel Escobar Garcia. (A) 9 kills, 10 digs

Simsbury 3, Newington 0
At Newington
Records: Simsbury 2-1, Newington 0-3

Suffield 3, Granby 1
At Granby
Records: Suffield 1-0, Granby 0-1

Farmington 3, Glastonbury 2
At Farmington
Records: Farmington 1-2, Glastonbury 2-2; NOTE: First win of the season for the two-time defending Class LL champions.

FOOTBALL
Weekly top 10 poll 

PRO BASKETBALL
Atlanta 87, Connecticut 62
At Atlanta
Rhyne Howard scored 18 points and had six assists while Allisha Gray scored 15 points with six rebounds as the Atlanta Dream beat the Connecticut Sun on Monday night, 87-62 at Gateway Center Arena in Atlanta. The Dream (29-14) outscored the Sun, 23-9 in the third quarter to seize command of the contest. Saniya Rivers led all scorers for Connecticut (11-32) with 16 points and four rebounds. Additionally, Rivers broke the Sun rookie single season record for three-pointers made, with her 42nd three-pointer of the season. The record was previously held by Sheri Sam. Aneesah Morrow had 13 points and 14 rebounds, her seventh double-double of the season while Tina Charles scored 12 points.

Phoenix’s Alyssa Thomas and Connecticut’s Aaliyah Edwards battle during a WNBA game in Uncasville on Sept. 6. The Sun beat the Mercury for the first time this season, 87-84.

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