Results

Weekly scoreboard: May 25-31, 2026

by
Gerry deSimas, Jr., Collinsville Press
May 30, 2026

Sunday, May 31
BOYS TENNIS
CIAC Class M tournament
Second round: Avon 7, Brookfield 0
TRACK and FIELD
Class MM championships
BOYS: Hand 88.5, Xavier 76, Rockville 70
GIRLS: Hillhouse 91, Woodstock Academy 79, Mercy 77
TRI-STATE BASEBALL
Tri-Town 11, Canton 1
Amenia NY 5, Torrington 1
Candlewood 6, Valley Ducks 5
Wolcott 8, CT Sliders 7
Burlington 4, Bethlehem 2
Winsted 11, Naugatuck 4
PRO BASEBALL
Hartford 9, Altoona 0

BOYS TENNIS
Avon 7, Brookfield 0
At Avon (AOF)
Singles: Lin (A) def. Dalaku (B) 6-7(3), 6-4,10-3; Schaff(A) def. Albin(B) 6-0, 6-1; Nohria (A) def. Matheny (B) 6-1, 6-1; Chamawal (A) def. Cofone 6-2, 6-1
Doubles: Klotz/Lahlamraju (A) def. Haxhinasto/Dave 6-0, 6-0; Kim/Syed (A) def. Bogues/Guarishetti 6-1,6-0; Avon wins by forfeit
Records: Avon 13-3, Brookfield 6-6. Of note: Avon faces No. 7 East Lyme (15-0) in Monday’s quarterfinal match in Avon beginning at 3:30 p.m.

TRI-STATE BASEBALL
Tri-Town 11, Canton 1
At Canton
Tri-Town (1-2) 222 010 04 — 11-9-0
Canton (2-1) 010 000 00 — 1-9-5
Bobby Chatfield, Don Livingston (8) and B Carr; Jim Spirito, A Varano (6), T Donston (8) and D Petro; WP: Chatfield; LP: Spirito; 2B: Jeff Mulhall (C), Coleby Bunnell (T), Joe Grantmeyer (T), Jon McNelis (T); Of note: Chatfield 7 IP, 7 hits allowed, 1 BB, 8K, Willie Yahn (T) 3-5, 2 runs scored, 2 RBI; Bunnell (T) 1-4, 2 RBI, McNelis (T) 3-4, 2 runs scored, 1 RBI, Ben Sullivan (C) 2-2, Jim Spirito (C) 2-3

Amenia 5, Torrington 1
At Amenia, N.Y.
Torrington (0-4) 000 010 000 — 1-6-1
Amenia (3-1) 000 001 04x – 5-4-3
Angel Santana, Kyle Green and Yaduek Santana; Colby Dunlop, Tyler Nolen (8) and Calab McCaul; WP: Green; LP: Nolen; 2B: Dunlop (T), Nolen (T); Of note: Santana allowed 3 hits and struck out nine in 7 IP. Green fanned two. Dunlop allowed 4 hits and struck out 13 in 7 IP. Amenia took advantage of 12 walks and stole 9 bases. Nolen (A) 2-4, 3 RBI

Wolcott 8, CT Sliders 7
At Waterbury (Bucks Hill Park)
Wolcott (3-0) 133 001 000 — 8-9-2
CT Sliders (2-1) 200 022 10x — 7-7-3
Alex Ash, Ben Bianchi (6), Zac Lawlor (7), Joe Ferrucci (8) and Josh Dunne, Ciampi (7); Mariano, Dobrtaz (3), Solaski (8) and unavailable; WP: Ash; LP: Mariano; 2B: Dobratz (Wat), A James (Wol), J Main (Wol)

Candlewood 6, Valley Ducks 5
At New Milford
Candlewood (4-1) 001 110 003 — 6-15-4
Valley Ducks (1-2) 001 000 013 — 5-9-0
Mason Berna, Ryan Bohrman (6), Luke Pliego (9) and Nick Lobuono; J Pelletier and A Mentone; WP: Berna; LP: Pelletier; 2B: Tommy Keough (C) 2; Of note: Berna 5 IP, 3 hits allowed, 10 strikeouts; Lobuono (C) 4-5, RBI; Keough (C) 2-5, 2 doubles, 3 RBI; J Gabriel (V) 3-5, 1 run scored. Candlewood stole five bases late in the second quarter.

Tri-State League standings: Wolcott 3-0, Burlington 3-0, Candlewood 4-1, Amenia NY 3-1, CT Sliders 2-1, Canton2-1, Winsted 2-3, Tri-Town 1-2, Valley Ducks 1-2, Bethlehem 1-3, Naugatuck 1-4, Torrington 0-4, Waterbury 0-3

PRO BASEBALL
Hartford 9, Altoona 0
At Hartford
Eiberson Castellano fired six scoreless innings, Stu Flesand III went three scoreless and Bryant Betancourt and GJ Hill each homered as the Hartford Yard Goats defeated the Altoona Curve 9-0 on Sunday afternoon at Dunkin’ Park. The Yard Goats took four of six games against the Curve and have won 10 of their last 13 games to lead the Eastern League’s Northeast Division. Hartford will start a six-game road trip in Portland, Maine on Tuesday and return home to Dunkin’ Park on June 9th.

Saturday, May 30
BOYS TENNIS
Class L tournament
First round: Farmington 7, Newington 0
Class S tournament
First round: Granby 6, Lakeview 1
GIRLS TENNIS
Class M tournament
Second round: Weston 5, Granby 2
Class S tournament
First round: Old Saybrook 7, East Granby 0
PRO BASKETBALL
Connecticut 84, Los Angeles 81
PRO BASEBALL
Altoona 5, Hartford 2
PRO SOCCER
New Mexico United 0, Hartford Athletic 0

PRO BASKETBALL
Connecticut 84, Los Angeles 81
At Hartford
Playing their first game in Hartford since 2003, the Sun won their second game of the season with a 84-81 win over Los Angeles at PeoplesBank Arena before 10,478 fans. Aneesah Morrow had 17 points and 14 rebounds while Kennedy Burke came off the bench with 14 points and three blocks.

PRO BASEBALL
Altoona 5, Hartford 2
At Hartford
Altoona scored three times in the eighth inning to break a 2-2 tie and defeated the Yard Goats 5-2 on Saturday night in Dunkin’ Park. Yard Goats righty Jack Mahoney returned to the mound from the injured list, and fired three scoreless innings. Griffin Herring followed with two scoreless. Dyan Jorge was off and running, swiping three bases and now leads the club with 18 stolen bases. The Yard Goats remain in first place with the Fisher Cats loss to Somerset.

PRO SOCCER
Hartford 0, New Mexico United 0
At Hartford
Goalie Anthony Siaha had two saves as Hartford Athletic battled visiting New Mexico United to a scoreless tie in USL Championship play Saturday night at Trinity Health Stadium. It is his fifth shutout of the season. Hartford (3-2-5) held a 4-1 advantage in corner kicks in the first half and had several chances to score. Hartford finished with an 8-2 edge in corner kicks. New Mexico is now 4-4-2.

Friday, May 29
SOFTBALL
CCC championship
Enfield 5, Southington 2
GIRLS TENNIS
Class L tournament
First round: Avon 5, Farmington 2
First round: Woodstock Academy 5, Simsbury 2
Class M tournament
First round: Granby 4, Ansonia 3
First round: RHAM 4, Lewis Mills 3
BOYS GOLF
Canton 155, Windsor Locks 192. Medalist: Jackson Rueckert (C) and James Slavin (C) 38 at Tunxis Plantation, par 35.
Granby 169, East Granby 179. Medalist: Myles Pisati (EG) and Patrick Baran (EG) 39 at Copper Hill GC, par 36
PRO BASEBALL
Hartford 6, Altoona 5
WOMEN’S SOCCER
Hartford Athletic 2, Hudson Valley 1

SOFTBALL
Enfield 5, Southington 2
At Meriden
Enfield 101 010 2 — 5-11-2
Southington 020 000 0 — 2-6-0
Claire Bouffard and Emily Lyver; Angie Insogna and Addie Wanner; WP: Bouffard; LP: Insogna; 2B: Lyver (En) 2, Abby Lockwood (S), Aubrey Perugini (S); 3B: Bouffard (En), Lyver (En); Of note: Bouffard pitched 7 IP complete game, allowing 6 hits, striking out 4 and walking 3. Lyver (En) was 3-for-4 with 3 runs scored, two doubles and a triple; Maddy Page (En) 2-3, 1 run scored, 2 RBI; Insogna (S) 7 IP, 11 hits allowed, 2 walks, 10 strikeouts;

BOYS GOLF
Canton 155, Windsor Locks 192
At Farmington
Windsor Locks (192) Jack Symington 46, Zach Byrnes 47, Patrick Claffey 48, Cameron Murray 51, Tucker O’Brien 52
Canton (155) Jackson Rueckert 38, James Slavin 38, Brayden Keefe 49, Drew Leadbetter 40, Shane Leadbetter 40
Medalist: Jackson Rueckert (C) and James Slavin (C) 38 at Tunxis Plantation, par 35.
Records: Canton 12-1, 8-1 NCCC; Of note: Rueckert earned medalist honors for the sixth time season. It was the fourth time for Slavin as medalist. This was a non-league match.

PRO BASEBALL
Hartford 6, Altoona 5
At Hartford
Connor Capel and Benny Montgomery smashed home runs leading the Yard Goats to a 6-5 victory over the Altoona Curve in front of 6,594 fans on Friday night in Dunkin’ Park. Reliever Andrew Baker struck out three consecutive batters with the bases loaded to end the game for Hartford. The Yard Goats’ win, combined with the Fisher Cats’ loss, put the Yard Goats back in first place in the Eastern League’s Northeast Division.

WOMEN’S SOCCER
Hartford Athletic 2, Hudson Valley 1
At Hartford
Ashley Reyes scored in second half stoppage time to clinch Hartford Athletic a thrilling 2-1 victory over Hudson Valley Crusaders (1-2-1) in United Soccer League W League action on Friday night at Trinity Health Stadium. Hartford (2-0-2) sits in first place in the Northeast Division standings. After a pair of tries earlier in the match, Taylor Jenkins rippled twine for Hartford in the 56th minute as her header off of a corner kick found the back of the net, making a 1-0 edge for the hosts. In the 64th minute, Hudson Valley knotted the score at one aside as Abigail Danso also finessed a header in off of a corner kick. After a slew of chances for Hartford in the late going, Reyes found the back of the goal mount in stoppage time off of a slick feed from Rebeca Frisk to lift Athletic to a 2-1 victory. In goal, Lana Gibbs made three saves. Hartford owned advantages in shots (14-7) and corner kicks (4-1).

Thursday, May 28
BASEBALL
NCCC Tournament
Semifinal: Canton 4, Suffield 3
Semifinal: Coventry 8, Ellington 6 (8)
Final: Coventry 13, Canton 3 (5)
SOFTBALL
Avon 1, Suffield 0, forfeit
NCCC Tournament
Semifinal: Granby 4, Coventry 1
Semifinal: Ellington 12, Windsor Locks/East Granby 5
Final: Ellington 2, Granby 1
BOYS LACROSSE
CCC Central Tourney final: Glastonbury 11, Conard 6
CCC North Tourney final: Wethersfield at Lewis Mills
GIRLS LACROSSE
CCC West Tourney final: Simsbury 9, Conard 3
CCC South Tourney final: Farmington 13, Southington 8
CCC Central Tourney final: Lewis Mills at Bristol Eastern
BOYS VOLLEYBALL
CCC Tournament final: Farmington 3, Maloney 2 (25-23, 25-23, 14-25, 21-25, 18-16)
BOYS GOLF
Canton 165, East Granby 175, Stafford 196. Medalist: Myles Pisati (EG) 38 at Quaboag CC, par 36
GIRLS GOLF
NW Catholic 181, Avon 185, St. Paul 222. Medalist: Stella Plavcan (NWC) 41, Stella Plavcan (A) 41 at Westwoods GC, par 30
Manchester 269, Lewis Mills 286. Medalist: A’Maya Thomas (M) 58 at Fairfield Farm GC, par 36
TRI-STATE BASEBALL
Candlewood 6, Naugatuck 4
Valley Ducks 6, Winsted 5
Amenia at Waterbury, 6:30 p.m.
Burlington at Tri-Town
PRO BASEBALL
Altoona at Hartford, 7:10 p.m.

BASEBALL
Canton 4, Suffield 3
At Ellington
Canton (10-11) 030 100 0 — 4-8-0
Suffield (17-4) 201 000 0 — 3-5-0
Oden Berg and John Ewen; Mandirola, Gagnok (5) and Gagnok, Niklois (5); WP: Berg (4-3); LP: Mandirola; 2B: Baril (S); HR: Niklois (S); Of note: Niklois (S) 2-3, 3 RBI, HR; Berg 2-3, 2 RBI; Berg 7 IP complete game, 5 hits, 2 K, 2 BB; Canton received a bid to the tournament when Somers declined to participate.

Coventry 8, Ellington 6 (8)
At Ellington
Ellington (14-7) 004 000 20 — 6-8-1
Coventry (20-1) 032 010 02 — 8-8-2
Dylan Killoran, Tyler Dumond (5) and unavailable; Kyle Hecht, Kevin Johnson (5) and Dustin Menzel; WP: Johnson; LP: Dumond; 2B: Mather Spear (C), Killoran (Ell); HR: Dominic DeAngelis (C), Jackson Siena (C); Of note: Napolitano hit by a pitch to lead off bottom of the eighth and DeAngelis hits a two-run home run to win the game; Two-run double with 1 out in seventh by Killoran ties game at 6-6; Killoran 3-4, 3 RBI; Michael Grimes (Ell) 2-3, 2 runs, RBI

Coventry 10, Canton 3 (5)
At Ellington
Canton (10-12) 102 00 – 3-5-2
Coventry (21-1) 400 63 – 13-9-1
James Canny, Sean Flaherty (2), Wyatt Bernabucci (4) and John Ewen; Dominic DeAngelis and Dustin Menzel; 2B: DeAngelis (Cov), Canny (Can); Of note: Bernabucci (Can) 1-3, 3 RBI, Austin Senecal (C) 2-2; DeAngelis (Cov) 5 IP, 6 K, 5 hits allowed; Menzel (Cov) 2-3, 2 runs scored, RBI, Collin Harrington (Cov) 2-3, 1 run scored, 3 RBI, Jackson Senna (Cov) 1-3, 3 RBI; Coventry won the NCCC Tournament for the second time in three years.

SOFTBALL
Granby 4, Coventry 1
At Ellington
Granby (15-6) 101 002 0 — 4-10-1
Coventry (19-2) 000 100 0 — 1-6-2
Amanda Bristol and Rachel Ehrenwerth; M Rivers, M Doherty (3) and B Blouin; WP: Bristol; LP: Rivers; 2B: Bristol (G), Brynne Simard (G), Ellison Haury (G), Jaden Clark (G); Of note: In a complete game, Bristol scattered six hits and struck out two. She had no walks. Bristol, Simard and Ehrenwerth each had two hits and 1 RBI for the Bears. Leading 2-1 in sixth, Simard led off with a double, moved to third on a sacrifice bunt and scored on a Ehrenwerth RBI single. Ehrenwerth scored on a Clark RBI single for a 4-1 lead.

Ellington 12, Windsor Locks/East Granby 5
At Ellington
WL/EG (14-7) 000 041 0 — 5-4-0
Ellington (18-3) 202 404 x — 12-17-4
Battery not available; Tyla Gambacorta and Taylor Havener; WP: Gambacorta; 2B: Alyssa Corsino (Ell), Brooke Scully (Ell), T Havener (Ell); HR: Gambacorta (Ell) 2, T Havener (Ell); Of note: Gambacorta (Ell) 2-4, 3 runs scored, 3 RBI, 2 HR; Complete game on mound, allowed 4 hits, struck out 17 and walked 1; Taylor Havener 3-4, 3 runs scored, 2 RBI, HR; Koul 3-4, 2 runs scored, 3 RBI, Thorpe (Ell) 3-4, 2 RBI

Ellington 2, Granby 1
At Ellington
Granby (15-7) 000 000 1 — 1-4-3
Ellington (19-3) 001 100 x — 2-3-0
Amanda Bristol and Rachel Ehrenwerth; Tyla Gambacorta and Madison Havener; WP: Gambacorta; LP: Bristol; Of note: Gambacorta allowed 4 hits and struck out 7 in 7 IP. She walked 2; Two errors in fourth allowed Ellington to take a 2-0 lead. Ehrenwerth (G) with 1 out RBI single in seventh. 3B R Bruckner threw out Granby runner at home trying to score from third on infield hit for second out in seventh. Ellington won their fourth straight NCCC Tournament championship.

Avon 1, Suffield 0
At Avon
Avon wins by forfeit and finishes the regular season with a program-best record of 19-1. Entering the CIAC Class L tournament, the Falcons are 19-2 after dropping a 10-7 decision to Bristol Central in the quarterfinals of the CCC Tournament earlier this week.

BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Farmington 3, Maloney 2
At New Britain
Farmington (20-2) 25 25 14 21 18
Maloney (21-1) 23 23 25 25 16
Highlights: Wesley Ferguson (F) 17 kills, Rocco Guglielmo (F) 13 kills, 2 blocks, Alex Kordek (F) 8 kills, Adam Peszko (F) 8 kills, 2 blocks; Pranal Kumar (F) 47 assists; Wesley Colebrook (M) 38 kills

BOYS GOLF
Canton 165, East Granby 175, Stafford 196
At Stafford
Canton (165) Drew Leadbetter 39, Brayden Keefe 41, James Slavin 41, Shane Leadbetter 41, Braydon Klein 44
East Granby (175) Myles Pisati 38, Jake Schlagenhauf 44, Patrick Baran 45, John Walsh 48, Jordan Lacharite 51
Stafford (196) Luke Balsewicz 41, Landon Langlois 53, Noah Perry 57, Andrew Irwin 58
Medalist: Myles Pisati (EG) 38 at Quaboag CC, par 36
Records: Canton 11-1, 8-1 NCCC

GIRLS GOLF
NW Catholic 181, Avon 185, St. Paul 222
At Farmington
NW Catholic (181) Lexi Rice 41, Victoria Sena 44, Oliva Sena 46, Annabelle Friedman 50, Meara Riley 52
Avon (185) Stella Plavcan 41, Lauren White 46, Gabriella Grossman 48, Bridget Zybowski 50, Ariana Khan 59
St. Paul (222) Katie Parulski 43, Alexandra Mazzarelli 57, Abigail O’Connor 60, Valery Vulloa 62
Medalist: Stella Plavcan (NWC) 41, Stella Plavcan (A) 41 at Westwoods GC, par 30

Manchester 269, Lewis Mills 286
At Harwinton
Manchester (269) A’Maya Thomas 58, Avery Basquait 67, Kalee Keltos 70, Alex Joshi-Staples 74, Elaina Brown 78
Lewis Mills (286) Cait Putnam 65, Katarina McNicholas 66, Tesla McCool 75, Natalie Smith 80
Medalist: A’Maya Thomas (M) 58 at Fairfield Farm GC, par 36

TRI-STATE BASEBALL
Valley Ducks 6, Winsted 5
At Wolcott
Winsted 100 004 0 — 5-10-1
Valley Ducks 001 004 1 — 6-10-1
Weingart, Greenwood (6), Cummings (7) and Torres; Jacobi Bouchard, Adrian Acosta (6), Brandon Spadolino (7) and Alex Mentone; WP: Spadolino; LP: Cummings; 2B: Torres (W); Of note: In seventh, Ducks loaded the bases with no outs thanks to three walks. Nick Forino’s RBI single to left field wins the game; Torres (W) 2-4, 3 RBI; Kent (W) 2-3, Gryniuk (W) 2-3; Forino (V) 2-2, 2 RBI, Acosta (V) 1-3, 2 RBI

Wednesday, May 27
SOFTBALL
CCC Tournament semifinals
Southington 8, Rocky Hill 1
Enfield 7, Bristol Central 0
GIRLS LACROSSE
Ellington 18, Avon 5
BOYS TENNIS
NCCC championships at Rockville
Simsbury 7, Plainville 0
GIRLS TENNIS
NCCC championships at Suffield
Bristol Central 4, Simsbury 3
Thomaston 7, Canton 0
BOYS GOLF
Granby 175, Hartford co-op 203. Medalist: Brian Desimone (G) 38 at Goodwin GC, par 35
East Granby 163, Stafford 197. Medalist: Myles Pisati (EG) 34 at Copper Hill GC, par 36 (3 birdies in 9 holes)
GIRLS GOLF
Northwest Catholic 217, Avon 227. Medalist: Gabriella Grossman (A) 48 at Wampanoag CC, par 36
Farmington 165, Simsbury 192. Medalist: Abby Esposito (F) 40 at Tunxis Plantation CC, par 35
TRI-STATE BASEBALL
Wolcott 13, Waterbury 8
CT Sliders 5, Naugatuck 0
PRO BASKETBALL
Portland 71, Connecticut 61
PRO BASEBALL
Altoona 7, Hartford 6
WOMEN’S SOCCER
Hartford Athletic 7, AC Connecticut 0

GIRLS TENNIS
Bristol Central 4, Simsbury 3
At Bristol
Singles: Sarina Mullins BC def Cara Thompson 1-6 6-3 (10-8). Emily Gao BC Los Sasha Pascal 3-6 3-6. Shandell Sanmartin BC def Claire Dong 2-6 6-1 (11-9) AnnMarie Beauchemin BC def Ayla Goett 6-3 4-6 (11-9).
Doubles: Kristine Tran and Yudiellis Visuma Perez BC lost Ava Hyland and Lorelei Keller3-6. 0-6. Abby Deprey and Victoria Yatschenko BC lost Emily Pamaro and Anita Agranai 6-7 (9-7) 4-6. Madison Bruce and Amaya Doyle BC def Elizabeth Castellano and Maddie Padin 6-4 6-3

GIRLS GOLF
NW Catholic 217, Avon 227
At West Hartford
Avon (227) Gabriella Grossman 48, Lauren White 56, Stella Plavcan 60, Brooke Brady 63
NWC (217) Mia Tonon 53, Olivia Sena 53, Lexi Rice 55, Dorothy Fox 56, Annabella Friedman 59
Medalist: Gabriella Grossman (A) 48 at Wampanoag CC, par 36

PRO BASEBALL
Altoona 7, Hartford 6
At Hartford
Benny Montgomery and Jimmy Obertop each homered in the Harford Yard Goats 7-6 loss against the Altoona Curve at Dunkin’ Park. The Yard Goats played as the Hartford Rock Cats as part of a tribute to the former New Britain Rock Cats franchise. Hartford’s RHP Jake Brooks made his 10th start as a Yard Goat and gave up four earned runs, two home runs and had two strikeouts on the night. Productive fifth inning for the Yard Goats with Benny Montgomery hitting a two-run home run, then Jimmy Obertop followed up with a solo homer.

WOMEN’S SOCCER
Hartford Athletic 7, AC Connecticut 0
At Hartford
Ashley Reyes scored two goals as Hartford Athletic scored their first goals and won their first-ever W League contest at Trinity Health Stadium on Wednesday. Natalie Chudowsky scored the team’s first-ever goal in the 30th minute off a slick setup pass in the bottom of the box from Jocyline Koffi.
Hartford (1-0-2) 2 5 — 7
AC Connecticut (0-1-1) 0 0 — 0
Goals: Natalie Chudowsky (30), Ashley Reyes (49, 61), Rachel Wygant (52), Rebecca Frisk (57), Shea Kelleher (84), Juliana Garcia (87) ; Assists: Emma Gregorski, Jocyline Koffi; Shots: Hartford 27-5; Corner kicks: Hartford, 13-0

PRO BASKETBALL
Portland 71, Connecticut 61
At Portland
The expansion Fire (5-3) ended the game on a 21-6 run to win their third straight game. Carla Leite led the Fire with 20 points while Bridget Carleton scored 13 points and pulled down seven rebounds. Aneesah Morrow led the way for the Sun (1-8), recording 13 points and 13 rebounds in her sixth double-double of the season. Charlisse Leger-Walkerchipped in with 11 points, while Saniya Rivers and Hailey Van Lithadded seven points apiece.

Tuesday, May 26
BASEBALL
Avon 8, Canton 5
SOFTBALL
CCC Tournament quarterfinals
(1) Southington 10, (8) Glastonbury 9
(5) Rocky Hill 4, (4) Maloney 1
(6) Bristol Central 10, (3) Avon 7
(2) Enfield 6, (7) Lewis Mills 2
BOYS LACROSSE
CCC North semifinal: Lewis Mills 12, South Windsor 8
CCC Central semifinal: Conard 10, Simsbury 5
CCC North semifinal: Wethersfield 11, Farmington 9
GIRLS LACROSSE
CCC South semifinal: Farmington 14, Berlin 6
CCC Central semifinal: Lewis Mills 8, Enfield 4
CCC West semifinal: Simsbury 16, Hall 3
TRACK and FIELD
NCCC championships
BOYS: Rockville 164½, Ellington 146½, Stafford 63
GIRLS: Rockville 121, Canton 108, Coventry 101½
CCC championships
BOYS: Bloomfield 124½, Farmington 48½, East Hartford 48
GIRLS: Bloomfield 133, Windsor 93, Manchester 69
GIRLS TENNIS
Avon 5, Simsbury 2
East Catholic 5, Canton 2
Granby 7, Windsor Locks 0
BOYS GOLF
Ellington 160, Canton 166. Medalist: Jackson Rueckert (Ca) 37 at Ellington Ridge CC, par 36
East Granby 160, Rockville 163, East Windsor no score. Medalist: Myles Pisati (EG) 32 at Copper Hill GC (3 birdies over 9 holes).
GIRLS GOLF
Northwest Catholic 214, Canton no score. Medalist: Lexi Rice (NW) 43 at Tunxis Plantation CC, par 35
Lewis Mills 239, New Britain 294. Medalist: Vivian Beard (LM) 54 at Stanley GC, par 35
TRI-STATE BASEBALL
Canton 8, Torrington 5
Winsted 10, Bethlehem 6
PRO BASEBALL
Hartford 4, Altoona 3
CCC Tournament results
NCCC Tournament results

BASEBALL
Avon 8, Canton 5 (8)
At Canton
Avon (6-14) 002 200 13 – 8-9-1
Canton (9-11) 200 030 00 — 5-12-4
Nick Aquino, Ryan Benson (5) and unavailable; Sean Flaherty, James Canny (3), Owen Berg (5), Grant Chambers (7) and John Ewen; WP: Benson (1-1); LP: Chambers (1-4); 2B: John Ewen (C), 3B: James Canny (C), Tommy Mango (A), Bennett Evanko (A), Leo Indomenico (A), Will Lamadrid (A), Isaiah Rosado (A); Of note: Rosado, Camden Herzog, Mago and Evanko each had 2 hits for Avon; Berg, Kyle Hiscox, Canny, Wyatt Bernabucci and Ewen each had 2 hits for Canton. In seventh, Herzog led off with a single, stole second and third base and scored on throwing error. In eighth, Avon put two runners on thanks to a walk and error. One run scored on a passed ball and the second run scored a RBI double from Evanko.

SOFTBALL
Bristol Central 10, Avon 7
At Avon
Bristol Central (16-5) 004 060 0 — 10-11-0
Avon (18-2) 000 060 1 — 7-10-1
Jessica Mizia, Lena Stortz and Anna Kelley; Meredith Creamer, Zoey Comandini (5), Creamer (6) and Abigail Corbin; WP: Creamer; LP: Mizia (10-1); 2B: Kiley Simone (B) 2, Myah Steiner (B) 2, Baileigh Adkins (B), Stortz (A) 2, Kelley (A); HR: Mckenna Batsin (A); Of note: The Rams led 10-0 before the Falcons closed the gap in the fifth inning. Stortz (A) 2-4, 2 RBI, 2 doubles; Corbin (B) 2-4, 4 RBI; Simone (B) 2-4, 1 run scored, 3 RBI, 2 doubles. The Rams had five doubles in the game. Creamer was lifted in the fifth for five batters but returned in the sixth.

Enfield 6, Lewis Mills 2
At Enfield
Lewis Mills (16-5) 000 002 0 — 2-5-0
Enfield (18-2) 110 103 x — 6-13-2
Liza Putnam and Kendall Buthe; Claire Bouffard and Emily Lyver; WP: Bouffard; LP: Putnam; 2B: Bouffard (En) 2, Lyver (En) 2, A Ou (En), Buthe (LM); Of note: Putnam pitched a complete game, allowed 8 hits, struck out 7 and walked 4. Lyver (En) 3-3, 1 run scored, 1 RBI; Maddy Page (En) 2-3, 2 runs scored, 3 RBI; Bouffard (En) 2-3, 2 RBI

GIRLS TENNIS
East Catholic 5, Canton 2
At Manchester (Wickham Park)
Singles: Sarah Siolkowski (EC) d. Margo Wiser (C) 6-0 6-0; Samantha Paolino (EC) d. Lillian Fisher (C) 6-0 6-4; Adriana Savino (C) d. Olivia McCarthy (EC) 6-2 6-1; Piper McKinney (C) d. Jerusha Sarkar (EC) 7-6(1) 6-2
Doubles: Brooke Bolduc/Kaitlyn Powell (EC) d. Bridget Rodriguez/Della Rooney (C) 6-3 6-2; Kathy Dinh/Parker Vaillette (EC) d. Avery Anderson/Charlotte Crawford (C) 6-1 6-3; Kaylah Rodriguez/Nina Crawford (EC) d. Lydia Budnick/Hadley Tucker (C) 6-1 3-6 10-6

TRACK and FIELD
NCCC championships
At Ellington
BOYS: 1. Rockville 164½, 2. Ellington 146½, 3, Stafford 63, 4. East Granby 53, 5. Canton 47½, 6. Coventry 46, 7. Suffield 40½, 8. Granby and East Windsor 39, 10. Windsor Locks 36½, 11. Bolton 21½, 12. Somers 4
Of note: Rockville won the NCCC championship meet for the fifth straight year, the longest streak since Canton won five straight from 2010-14.
2026 NCCC championships full results (Athletic.net)
GIRLS: 1. Rockville 121, 2. Canton 108, 3. Coventry 101½, 4. Ellington81½, 5. Stafford 81, 6. Bolton 47, 7. East Granby 40, 8. Granby 35, 9. Windsor Locks 28, 10. Somers and Suffield 23, 12. East Windsor 11
Of note: For the second straight year, Rockville beat Canton to win the league championship meet.
2026 NCCC championships full results (Athletic.net)

2026 NCCC track and field final standings

BOYS TRACK	NCCC	DP	CP	Total
x-Rockville	11-0	11	11	22
Ellington	10-1	10	10	20
Stafford	9-2	9	9	18
Granby	8-3	8	4	12
Canton	5-6	5	7	12
Coventry	5-6	5	6	11
East Granby	3-8	3	8	11
East Windsor	5-6	5	4	9
Suffield	3-8	3	5	8
Windsor Locks	5-6	5	2	7
Somers	2-9	2	0	2
Bolton	0-11	0	1	1
x-won league championship
DP: Points earned in dual meet season. One point for each dual meet win in NCCC action.
CP: Points earned at the league championship meet. One for each team beaten.

GIRLS TRACK	NCCC	DP	CP	Total
x-Rockville	11-0	11	11	22
Canton	10-1	10	10	20
Stafford	9-2	9	7	16
Ellington	8-3	8	8	16
Coventry	5-6	5	9	14
Granby	6-5	6	4	12
Windsor Locks	4-7	4	3	7
Bolton	1-10	1	6	7
Somers	5-6	5	1	6
Suffield	5-6	5	1	6
East Granby	1-10	1	5	6
East Windsor	1-10	1	0	1
x-won league championship
DP: Points earned in dual meet season. One point for each dual meet win in NCCC action.
CP: Points earned at the league championship meet. One for each team beaten.

2026 CCC championship meet
At New Britain
BOYS: 1. Bloomfield 124½, 2. Farmington 48½, 3. East Hartford 48, 4. E.O. Smith 45, 5. Middletown 38, 6. Windsor 37, 7. Avon 36, 8. Hall and New Britain 31, 10. Tolland 30, 11. Bristol Central 29, 12. Southington 26½, 13. Glastonbury 26, 14. South Windsor 22, 15. Simsbury 20
Other teams: 21. Lewis Mills 10
Of note: Avon’s Brahm Bulow won the 3,200 meters and the Falcon’s 4×800 relay team finished second.
2026 CCC championships full results (Athletic.net)
GIRLS: 1. Bloomfield 133, 2. Windsor 93, 3. Manchester 69, 4. South Windsor and Southington 31, 6. Conard 28, 7. Farmington25, 8. Simsbury 24, 9. Avon and East Hartford 23, 11. Newington and Plainville 22, 13. RHAM 18, 14. Middletown 16, 15. Hall and New Britain 14
Other teams: 23. Lewis Mills 5
2026 CCC championships full results (Athletic.net)

BOYS GOLF
Ellington 160, Canton 166
At Ellington
Canton (166) Jackson Rueckert 37, James Slavin 41, Shane Leadbetter 41, Braydon Klein 42, Brayden Keefe 47
Ellington (160) Alex Newhall 38, Bryan Margelony 38, Bryce Albert 40, Colton Stanley 44, Nolan Shannon 44
Medalist: Jackson Rueckert (Ca) 37 at Ellington Ridge CC, par 36
Records: Canton 9-1, 7-1 NCCC
Of note: Rueckert had one birdie over nine holes. First loss of the year for Canton. Fifth medalist honor for Rueckert this spring.

GIRLS GOLF
Lewis Mills 239, New Britain 294
At New Britain
Lewis Mills (239) Vivian Beard 54, Claudia Bociek 61, Lily Van Czak 61, Anna Stiebel 63, Katarina McNicholas 64
New Britain (294) Josephia Wol 70, Gemma Khamphouvong 74, Wilma Wol 74, Eemia Carbonell 76, Kyanni Brown 76
Medalist: Vivian Beard (LM) 54 at Stanley GC, par 35
Records: Lewis Mills 6-10

Northwest Catholic 214, Canton no score
At Farmington
NW Catholic (214) Lexi Rice 43, Kaeli Grieve 52, Dorothy Fox 58, Olivia Sena 61, Mia Tonon 61
Canton (no score) Zita Redford 55, Miya Boelter 75
Medalist: Lexi Rice (NW) 43 at Tunxis Plantatation CC, par 35
Of note: Canton forfeits due to just two varsity players. You need four players to get an official team score

TRI-STATE BASEBALL
Canton 8, Torrington 5
At Torrington
Canton (2-0) 420 101 0 — 8-12-1
Torrington (0-3) 020 030 0 — 5-8-1
Angel Christiano, Matt Rose (4), Jake Bryant (6) and D Petro; Brady Doherty, Colby Morgan (6) and Kyle Gordon; WP: Christiano; LP: Doherty; 2B: Alec Varano (C), Ben Sullivan (C), Jackson Senecal (C); Of note: Varano (C) 3-4, 2 runs scored, 1 RBI; Senecal (C) 2-4, 2 runs scored; Sullivan (C) 2-3, 2 RBI, 1 run scored; Christiano (C) 1-4, 2 RBI; Doherty (T) 5 IP, 9 hits allowed, 7 strikeouts, 4 walks; Robert Anton (T) 2-4, RBI, Yadiel Santana (T) 2-4; First 2-0 start for Canton

Winsted 10, Bethlehem 6
At Winsted
Bethlehem (1-2) 000 141 0 — 6-11-3
Winsted (1-2) 403 300 x — 10-7-0
Ty Boisvert, Matt Sibilia (4) and Chase Belisle; Jay Torres, A Tedesco (5), Casey Weingart (7); WP: Torres; LP: Boisvert; 2B: Andrew Ferrucci (W), Ryan Ponte (B); 3B: Jarrett Michaels (B), HR: Johnny Lippincott (W) 2, Belisle (B), Ponte (B); Of note: Lippincott (W) 2-2, 3 runs scored, 5 RBI, 2 HRs, Ferrucci (W) 1-3, 3 RBI, double; Torres 4.1 IP, 6 hits allowed, 6 K, 1 BB; Boisvert and Sibilia combined to struck out 10. Freddy Camp (B) 3-4, 2 runs scored; Brett Davino (B) 2-4, Ponte 2-4, 2 runs scored, RBI; Belisle 2-3, 2 RBI

PRO BASEBALL
Hartford 4, Altoona 3
At Hartford
The Hartford Yard Goats scored a run in the eighth inning en-route to a 4-3 victory over the Altoona Curve at Dunkin’ Park. Aidan Longwell singled home Andy Perez with two outs putting the Yard Goats in front for good. It was Hartford’s fifth straight win and seventh in eight games. The victory moved the Yard Goats into first place in the Northeast Division. Eiberson Castellano was solid in six innings and the bullpen of Andrew Baker, Griffin Herring, and Carlos Torres closed out the game.

Monday, May 25
PRO BASKEBALL
Golden State 97, Connecticut 70

PRO BASKETBALL
Golden State 97, Connecticut 70
At San Francisco
Gabby Williams scored 15 points and former Sun draft pick Kaila Charles added 12 points and seven rebounds as the Golden State Valkyries ran away from the Connecticut Sun for a 97-70 win on Monday night. The Sun fall to 1-7 on the season. Aneesah Morrow came off the bench to contribute 11 points and 10 rebounds for Connecticut. Charles was Connecticut’s second round draft pick in 2020, 23rd overall, and played with the team for two years. Williams was a star at UConn before moving onto the WNBA.

Runners dig in to try and get position at the start of the boys 800 meters during a recent Farmington and Avon track and field meet in Avon. Farmington beat the Avon boys by two, 76-74 while the Avon girls beat the River Hawks, 85-65.