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Daily scoreboard: Sept. 14-20, 2026

by
Gerry deSimas, Jr., Collinsville Press
September 20, 2026

Sunday, Sept. 20
PRO BASKETBALL
Minnesota 101, Connecticut 89
ADULT BASEBALL
Tri-State Fall Baseball
Bristol at Canton (2), ppd. rain
East Coast at Thomaston (2), ppd. rain
Newington at Whalers, ppd. rain
Whalers at Terryville, ppd. rain
Standings: Terryville 4-0, Newington 4-1, Bristol 3-1, East Coast 2-4, Canton 1-3, Thomaston 1-3, Whalers 1-4

PRO BASKETBALL
Minnesota 101, Connecticut 89
At Uncasville
Napheesa Collier scored 23 points and had two steals while rookie Olivia Miles scored 21 points with six assists as Minnesota snapped a three-game losing streak with a 101-89 win over Connecticut in the second-to-last WNBA game in Uncasville.

Saturday, Sept. 19
FOOTBALL
Avon Old Farms 48, Kent School 7
BOYS SOCCER
Canton 2, Haddam-Killingworth 1
Lewis Mills 3, Granby 2
GIRLS SOCCER
Simsbury 2, Rockville 0
Lewis Mills 2, Canton 0
Avon vs. Sacred Heart Academy at Sporing CT Complex, 4
Granby 2, East Granby 0
Farmington 2, Southington 0
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
UConn 48, Southern Mississippi 20
PRO MINI GOLF
Matterhorn International Pro-Am: Justin Seymour 153, Kyle Courcy 153, Mark Novicki 156. Won on 7th playoff hole
PRO SOCCER
Hartford 1, Las Vegas 1
ADULT BASEBALL
Tri-State Fall League: Terryville 1, Canton 0

BOYS SOCCER
Lewis Mills 3 Granby 2
At Granby
Lewis Mills (3-2) 2 1 — 3
Granby (2-1-2) 2 0 — 2
Goals: Alex Cassavant (LM), Eli Pavelchak (LM), Ian Mayes (LM); Brodie Boyd (G), Benjamin DelGallo (G); Assists: Mayes, Daniel Swider (LM), DelGallo, Max Giuggio (G); Saves: William Bevivino (LM) 8; Chapman Marcy (G) 6; Of note: Mills came back twice in a road out of conference match today against Granby, securing their second consecutive win. Granby struck first, 12 minutes into the match, when Brodie Boyd scored on a long range shot. Mills tied the match 5 minutes later when senior Alex Cassavant scored his second goal of the week off an Ian Mayes assist. Granby went ahead again 5 minutes after, when Ben DelGallo scored a header to give Granby the lead. Mills answered back with 2 minutes remaining in the half when senior Eli Pavelchak took control of a loose ball and buried the left footed shot. Mills scored the game winner with 8 minutes remaining when senior Ian Mayes took a pass from sophomore Daniel Swider to put the game away. Mills is back in action Tuesday at Maloney.

Canton 2, Haddam Killingworth 1
At Canton

Canton (3-1-1) 1 1 — 2
HK (3-2-0) 0 1 — 1

Goals: Luke Melniczek (C) 2, Assists: Nolan Enquist(C) 1, Saves: Max Wire (C) 9; Of note: The Cougars were a preseason pick to win the Class S championship by some media organizations.

PRO GOLF
Matterhorn International Pro-Am
At Canton
Results from the 10th annual Matterhorn International Pro-Am at Matterhorn Mini Golf in Canton.

Golfer	R1	R2	R3	R4	Total
x-Justin Seymour, Manchester, $750	38	35	42	38	153
Kyle Courcy, Lewiston ME, $400	37	38	39	39	153
y-Mark Novicki, Bethel, $300	39	42	38	37	156
Anna Seymour, Manchester, $200	40	37	39	40	156
Dave Vayva, Simsbury, $150	40	37	41	38	156
Griffin Weiss, NJ, $50	42	42	37	39	160
Daniel Letarte, Canada, $50	41	38	41	41	161
Stephane Dulmaine, Canada, $50	41	39	39	42	161
Jacob Yale, CT, $20	38	42	41	41	162
Matt Liles, CT, $20	42	38	41	42	163
Landon Weiss, NJ, $20	43	41	40	43	167
Dylan Koerner, CT, $20	47	38	39	47	171
Ed Weiss, NJ	42	41	42		125
Glenda Ryning, CT	42	42	42		126
Kyle Labrecque, ME	42	37	47		126
Nathan Fournier, ME	46	44	39		129
Brian Coscina, CT	48	41	40		129
Trish Weiss, NJ	45	45	40		130
David Biggy, MJ	48	42	43		133
Dan Blake, NY	40	44	49		133
Randy Yale, CT	46	44	46		136

Top 12 players after three rounds advanced to the fourth round
x-won the seventh playoff hole; y-finished third on the first playoff hole
Top three women: Anna Seymour 156, Glenda Ryning 126, Trish Weiss 130

COLLEGE FOOTBALL
UConn 48, Southern Mississippi 20
At Hattisburg, Miss.
Junior quarterback Kalieb Osborne threw for 214 yards and two touchdowns and ran for 32 yards and two more scores to lead the UConn to a 48-20 win over Southern Miss on Saturday. The Huskies finished with 436 yards of offense, 223 in the air and 213 on the ground in the win. UConn also caused a pair of turnovers that led to points. The 28-point win marked the largest margin of victory on the road for the Huskies since a 27-point win (40-13) at UCF in 2015. The Huskies also go 1-0 on the road to open a season for the first time since 2012. Running back Cyncir Bowers ran for a career-high 84 yards on 11 carries and a score in the win. Defensively, linebacker Hayden Pegg had eight tackles while Braedyn Moore and Anas Luqman each had their first career interceptions.

UConn (2-1) 14 13 14 7 — 48
Southern Miss (1-2) 3 3 7 7 — 20
First quarter
C: Shamar Porter 38 pass from Kalieb Osborne (Jack O’Connor kick)
C: Osborne 5 run (O’Connor kick)
SM: Creighton Wilbanks 47 FG
Second quarter
C: O’Connor 46 FG
C: Cyncir Bowers 42 run (O’Connor kick)
SM: Wilbanks 34 FG
C: O’Connor 29 FG
Third quarter
C: Trey Cornist 1 pass from Osborne (O’Connor kick)
C: Anas Lugman 24 interception (O’Connor kick)
SM: Steven Robinson 1 run (Creighton kick)
Fourth quarter
C: Osborne 11 run (O’Connor kick)
SM: Jaylen Himes 10 pass from Landry Lyddy (Creighton kick)

PRO SOCCER
Hartford 1, Las Vegas 1
At Las Vegas
Manuel Arteaga scored a second-half equalizer to earn Las Vegas Lights FC a 1-1 draw against Hartford Athletic on Saturday night at Cashman Field after Hartford’s Michee Ngalina had converted from the penalty spot just after the half-hour mark as the visitors extended their undefeated streak to 10 games across all competitions.

Friday, Sept. 18
FOOTBALL
Avon/St. Paul 20, Capital Prep/Achievement First 6
Granby/Canton 56, Gilbert co-op 12
Simsbury 48, Watertown 13
Fairfield Warde 41, Farmington 20
Lewis Mills/Wolcott Tech 28, Morgan co-op 22
Fitch 23, Torrington 14
BOYS SOCCER
Middletown 4, Farmington 1
FIELD HOCKEY
Avon 6, Newington 0
Lewis Mills 5, East Catholic 0
Simsbury 1, Glastonbury 0
Farmington 3, Wethersfield 3
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Newington 4, Avon 0 (25-16, 25-12, 25-13)
Canton 3, East Granby 1
Granby 3, Windsor Locks 0
Plainville 3, Lewis Mills 0
Southington 3, Farmington 0
GIRLS SWIMMING
Woodland 85, St. Paul/Lewis Mills 78
Farmington 95, Bristol co-op 88
MINIATURE GOLF
Matterhorn Pro-Am: Matt Hession 78, Jeff Pomeroy 79, Tony DeDominicis 81

FOOTBALL
Simsbury 48, Watertown 13
At Simsbury
Watertown (1-1) 0 0 13 0 — 13
Simsbury (1-1) 13 20 7 7 — 48
First quarter
S: Nasir Gouldbourne 20 run (Shawn Sweeney kick), 2:52
S: Greyson Goetz 6 pass from Braeden Silano (kick fails), 0:57
Second quarter
S: Kayveon Long 10 yard interception return (Sweeney kick), 8:14
S: Bryan George 1 run (kick fails), 3:59
S: George 41 pass from Silano (Sweeney kick), 2:41
Third quarter
W: Aiden Doehr 7 pass from Colton Lljazi (45 kick), 7:07
S: Silano 44 run (Sweeney kick), 5:23
W: (15) 44 pass from Lljazi (kick fails), 2:43
Fourth quarter
S: Silano 11 run (George run), 11:46

Granby/Canton 56, Gilbert co-op 12
At Winsted
Granby/Canton (2-0) 6 23 20 7 — 56
Gilbert co-op (0-2) 6 6 0 0 — 12
First quarter
Gilbert: Airyn Berube 85 kickoff return (kick failed)
G/C: Joe Lewie 3 run (kick failed)
Second quarter
G/C: Lewie 2 run (Gabe Mensah run)
G/C: Elijah Sam 33 pass from Lewie (Jacob Kilty kick)
G/C: Lewie 36 run (Lewie run)
Gilbert: Trevor Campbell 2 run (kick failed)
Third quarter
G/C: Michael LaPenta 32 interception return (Kilty kick)
G/C: Lewie 9 run (Kilty kick)
G/C: Mensah 23 run (Kilty kick)
Fourth quarter
G/C: Keandre Hunter 12 run (Kilty kick)
Individual statistics
RUSHING: Granby/Canton – Mayle 1-0, Hunter 6-38, 1 TD, Sam 1-7, Lewie 11-121, 4 TDs; Mensah 10-125, 1 TD
PASSING: Granby/Canton — Lewie 7-13-0, 98
RECEIVING: Granby/Canton – Mayle 2-22, Hunter 1-7, Sam 3-38, Mensah 1-29

Fairfield Warde 41, Farmington 20
At Fairfield
Farmington (1-1) 0 6 0 14 – 20
Fairfield Warde 6 14 8 13 — 41
Individual leaders
RUSHING: Warde – Mancuso 5-64, Jeffrey 10-47, 1 TD, Cortina 13-116, 2 TD, Grosso 4-20, Grant 5-12; Farmington — Mason Kiniry 5-minus 16, Titus Lynne 12-56, 1 TD; Tom Zadrozny 2-4
PASSING: Warde – Mancuso 16-22-0, 203, 2 TDs; Kiniry 15-26-1, 140, 1 TD
RECEIVING: Warde – Jeffrey 7-47, Marsick 7-161, 2 TDs, Maschmeir 1-0, Gross 2-0; Farmington: Chris Huelin 1-3, Grant Kintner 5-48, Titus Lynne 3-17, Tyler McMahon 4-48, 1 TD; Charles Osborne 2-28
Of note: McMahon 2-3 PAT; Huelin 95-yard kickoff return for a touchdown

Avon/St. Paul 20, Capital Prep/FA 6
At Hartford (Public)
Avon/St. Paul (1-1) 0 8 6 6 — 20
Capital Prep/FA 0 0 6 0 — 6
Second quarter
A: Max Combs 3 run (Nathan Mitchell pass from Chace King)
Third quarter
A: Evan Herron 10 run
Fourth quarter
A: Evan Herron 28 run
Individual leaders
RUSHING: Avon – Herron 13-126, Perry 5-41, Combs 6-16, Bip 1-7, Adinortey 1-minus 3, King 1-minus 4
PASSING: Avon – King 6-11-1, 23; Waniker 0-1-0
RECEIVING: Avon – Cirkovic 3-17, Koch 1-3, Putt 1-2, Bip 1-1

Lewis Mills/WT 28, Morgan co-op 22
At Burlington
Morgan co-op (0-2) 7 7 0 8 — 22
Lewis Mills/WT (1-1) 6 8 8 6 — 28
First quarter
MSW: Julian Larabee 23 pass from Trevor Powell (Tate Clark kick)
LM: Gryfn Kobylarz 9 pass from Jayce McDonnell (kick fails)
Second quarter
MSW: Powell 5 run (Clark kick)
LM: Kobylarz 48 pass from McDonald (Mason Scanlon run)
Third quarter
LM: McDonald 1 run (Scanlon run)
Fourth quarter
MSW: Xzavion Clark 4 run (run fails)
LM: McDonald 1 run (kick fails)
Individual statistics
RUSHING: Lewis Mills – Mason Scanlon 22-116, 1 TD, McDonald 3-7, 1 TD, Madore 1-5, Henry 3-7; Morgan co-op – Trevor Powell 21-245, X Clark 9-39, T Clark 5-6, Hawkins 1-9
PASSING: Lewis Mills — Jayce McDonald 12-22-2, 197, 2 TDs; Morgan co-op – Powell 4-12-0, 69
RECEIVING: Lewis Mills – Gryfn Kobylarz 5-104, 2 TDs, Hemingway 3-44, Cruz 1-7, Madore 3-42; Morgan co-op Ben Witczak 3-47, Julian Larabee 1-23

BOYS SOCCER
Middletown 4, Farmington 1
At Farmington
Records: Farmington 0-3, Middletown 3-1

FIELD HOCKEY
Avon 6, Newington 0
At Avon
Newington (0-3) 0 0 0 0 — 0
Avon (3-0-1) 0 2 2 2 — 6
Goals: Mia Cimimi 2, Adrianna Marin 2, Wynn Fallon (PK), Londyn Byrne; Assists: Alissea Valendez 2; Saves: Maddie Hwang (A) 0; Of note: Avon has scored 12 goals in four games and has yet to give up a goal. Hwang 4 shutouts

Lewis Mills 5, East Catholic 0
At Burlington
Records: Mills 2-1, East Catholic 0-4

Simsbury 1, Glastonbury 0
At Simsbury
Records: Simsbury 4-0, Glastonbury 3-1; Of note: Simsbury has outscored opponents 17-1 this season with three shutouts.

Farmington 3, Wethersfield 3
At Farmington
Records: Farmington 1-2-1, Wethersfield 0-2-1

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Newington 3, Avon 0
At Avon
Newington (4-0) 25 25 25
Avon (1-3) 16 12 13

Canton 3, East Granby 1
At Canton
Records: Canton 2-2, East Granby 2-4

Granby 3, Windsor Locks 0
At Windsor Locks
Records: Granby 5-0, Locks 0-4

MINIATURE GOLF
Matterhorn Pro-Am
At Canton
Top 10 results from the amateur division of the 10th annual Matterhorn Pro-Am at Matternhorn Mini-Golf in Canton.

Golfer	R1	R2	Total
Matt Hession, Canton	39	39	78
Jeff Pomeroy, Simsbury	40	39	79
Tony Deominicis, New Hartford	39	42	81
Dan Fredenburg, Shelton	40	44	84
Heather Garvin, Canton	45	41	86
David Hudon, Simsbury	47	40	87
Steven Smith	41	47	88
LouAnn Corbridge	46	44	90
Michael Stubbs	48	44	92
Sandra Fredenburg	49	45	94

Thursday, Sept. 17
BOYS SOCCER
Avon 4, Maloney 0
Suffield 1, Canton 0
Lewis Mills 2, Conard 1
Somers 0, East Granby 0
Simsbury 0, Newington 0
GIRLS SOCCER
Suffield 2, Canton 1
Hall 5, Avon 1
Lewis Mills 2, South Windsor 2
FIELD HOCKEY
Canton 8, Northwestern 0
Granby 5, Southington 0
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Glastonbury 3, Simsbury 0
BOYS GOLF
Simsbury 153, Farmington 165. Medalist: Elijah la Tour (S) 33 at Simsbury Farms, par 36 (Four birdies in 9 holes for la Tour)
PRO BASKETBALL
Atlanta 103, Connecticut 59
PRO BASEBALL
Eastern League Northeast Division final
Reading 5, Hartford 4, Reading wins series, 2-0

BOYS SOCCER
Avon 4, Maloney 0
At Avon
Goals: James Webb (A), Lucas Preuss (A), Mateo Uribe (A), Ryan Berkowitz (A); Assists: Lucas Uribe 2, Mateo Uribe, Shreyas Nair; Saves: Jordan Beaudoin (A) and Devin Michanczyk (A) 0; Parisi Carmine (M); Records: Avon 2-0-1, Maloney 0-4; Of note: First Varsity goals for Preuss, Mateo Uribe and Ryan Berkowitz

Lewis Mills 2, Conard 1
At West Hartford
Lewis Mills (2-2) 1 1 — 2
Conard (1-1-1) 0 1 — 1
Goals: Luca Rubbo (LM), John Ponte (LM); Cam Robinson (C); Assists: Ian Mayes (LM), Daniel Swider (LM); Ray Hilario (C); Saves: William Bevivino (LM) 8; Henry Eagan (C) 3; Of note: Mills scored the first goal of the match when senior Luca Rubbo scored his first of the season off a pass from senior Ian Mayes. Conard evened the score with 14 minutes remaining. Mills responded just 1:20 later when freshman John Ponte headed home a corner from sophomore Daniel Swider.

Suffield 1, Canton 0
At Canton
Canton (2-1-1) 0 0 — 0
Suffield (2-0-2) 1 0 — 1
Saves: Max Wire (C) 4

GIRLS SOCCER
Hall 5, Avon 1
At Avon
Records: Avon 0-3, Hall 2-1

Suffield 2, Canton 1
At Suffield
Records: Canton 3-1, Suffield 4-1

FIELD HOCKEY
Canton 8, Northwestern 0
At Canton
Records: Canton 3-1, NWR 0-4. Of note: It was second shutout of the season for Canton. NWR has been outscored 23-0 in four games

Granby 5, Southington 0
At Granby
Records: Granby 4-0, Southington 1-3. Of note: Granby has outscored their opponents by a combined margin of 16-2

PRO BASKETBALL
Atlanta 103, Connecticut 59
At Atlanta
Angel Reese, who won a World Cup gold medal with Team USA on Sunday, scored 30 points and pulled down 10 rebounds to lead Atlanta past Connecticut, 103-59. Rhyne Howard hit a three-pointer to set a new WNBA record for most three-point shots (129) in a single season.

Atlanta 103, Connecticut 59
At Atlanta
Connecticut (59) Edwards 3-8 1-2 7, Nelson Ododa 5-6 3-3 13, Rivers 3-14 3-4 9, Leger-Walker 2-8 0-0 4, Kneepkens 0-5 0-0 0, Beers 4-8 1-1 9, Angloma 2-8 2-2 6, Van Lith 1-3 0-0 2, Jackson 3-5 0-0 9. Totals 23-65 10-12
Atlanta (103) Hillmon 3-8 0-0 9, Reese 11-14 7-9 30, Gray 3-9 4-4 10, Canada 2-5 1-2 5, Howard 3-14 3-4 10, Bonner 1-3 0-0 2, Kone 2-3 0-0 5, Okot 5-7 0-0 10, Walker Kimbrough 2-3 0-0 4, Paopao 4-5 0-0 10, Nivar 2-2 0-0 5, Borlase 1-3 1-2 2, Totals 39-76 16-21
Connecticut (10-31) 17 18 11 13 — 59
Atlanta (27-14) 22 23 31 27 — 103
Three-point goals: Connecticut 3-20 (Rivers 0-4, Leger-Walker 0-4, Kneepkens 0-4, Angloma 0-2, Van Lith 0-1, Jackson 3-5); Atlanta 9-30 (Hillmon 3-6, Reese 1-1, Gray 0-3, Canada 0-3, Howard 1-9, Bonner 0-1, Kone 1-1, Okot 0-1, Paopao 2-3, Nivar 1-1, Borlase 0-1)

PRO BASEBALL
Reading 5, Hartford 4
At Hartford
Jared Thomas and Cole Messina each hit solo home runs but the Hartford Yard Goats fell to the Reading Fightin Phils 5-4 in Game 2 of the Eastern League Division Series on Thursday night at Dunkin’ Park. The Yard Goats trailed 5-3 heading to the bottom of the ninth and made it a one-run game when Messina hit a solo home run to right field. The next batter, Zach Kokoska was the potential game-tying run but he struck out which secured the game and series for the Fightin Phils.

Reading 012 010 100 — 5-6-0
Hartford 002 000 011 — 4-5-0
Bowker, Carlson (5), Graves (5), Pain (6), McGowan (7), Jimcnez (7) and Ricketts; Cox, Denton (3), Eaton (5), Juarez (8) and Messina; WP: Graves: LP: Cox; 2B: Wimmer (H), DeMartini (R), HR: Rincon (R), Thomas (H), Messina (H); Of note: With the win, Reading sweeps the Yard Goats to win the Northeast Division title and advance to the EL championship series.

Wednesday, Sept. 18
BOYS SOCCER
Granby 3, Ellington 2
GIRLS SOCCER
Granby 3, Ellington 1
Simsbury 5, Farmington 1
FIELD HOCKEY
Avon 3, Suffield 0
Simsbury 7, Enfield 1
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Bristol Central 3, Farmington 0
Coventry 3, East Granby 0
Granby 3, Rockville 0
CROSS COUNTRY
Windsor Locks at Canton
BOYS GOLF
Lewis Mills, Wethersfield at Avon, ppd. to Thursday
PRO SOCCER
Hartford 2, Jacksonville 0
ADULT BASEBALL
Tri-State Fall League: Newington 6, Canton 4

PRO SOCCER
Hartford 2, Jacksonville 0
At Hartford
The Hartford Athletic remain unbeaten in their last nine starts after a 2-0 USL Championship win over Sporting JAX from Jacksonsville on Wednesday night at Trinity Health Stadium. Hartford (9-5-10) took a 1-0 lead when Jordan Scarlett got a piece of a hard shot from Sebastian Anderson off a corner kick in the 21^st minute. The Athletic took a 2-0 lead in the 83rd minute when Michee Ngalina sent a cross into the box to Emmanuel Samadia, who tapped the ball home. Goalie Antony Siaha made one save in net for Hartford. Jacksonville falls to 3-17-5 on the year. Hartford visits Las Vegas on Saturday night at 10:30 p.m.

ADULT BASEBALL
Newington 6, Canton 4
At Newington
Canton (1-2) 100 300 0 — 4-8-1
Newington 001 050 x – 6-11-2
Jake Bryant, Angel Christiano (3), Jim Spirito (4) and Cummings; Kelejza, Krol (5) and Martin; WP: Krol; LP: Christiano; 2B: Lopez (N), Osak (N), Caruso (N); 3B: James (C); Of note: Justin McCulloch had two run single in fifth for Newington

Tuesday, Sept. 15
BOYS SOCCER
Canton 6, Coventry 0
Avon 3, Lewis Mills 2
Granby 2, Rockville 0
Hall 2, Farmington 1
Simsbury 2, Wethersfield 0
East Granby 3, East Windsor 0
GIRLS SOCCER
Canton 3, Coventry 0
Granby 4, Rockville 1
FIELD HOCKEY
Canton 7, Stafford/Rockville 0
Farmington 12, South Windsor 1
E.O. Smith 5, Lewis Mills 1
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Lewis Mills 3, Tolland 0 (25-14, 25-18, 25-20)
Avon 3, NW Catholic 1 (25-20, 9-15, 25-11, 25-9)
Ellington at Canton
BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
Avon 20, NW Catholic 43
Avon 23, Farmington 37
Farmington 20, NW Catholic 43. Winner: Elias Boulay (N) 16:23.1 at Fisher Meadows
Hall 19, Simsbury 44
Hall 15, Bristol Eastern 50
Simsbury 17, Bristol Eastern 46. Winner: Alex Martin Canas (H) 16:08 at Hall
GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
Avon 15, Farmington, forfeit
Avon 15, NW Catholic, forfeit
Farmington vs. NWC, no score. Winner: Madison McGarry (A) 18:51.1 at Fisher Meadows
Hall 18, Simsbury 37
Hall 15, Bristol Eastern 46
Simsbury 15, Bristol Eastern 48. Winner: Molly Chien (H) 18:58.98 at Hall
GIRLS SWIMMING
Farmington 89, Manchester co-op 79
BOYS GOLF
Southington 152, Avon 169. Medalist: Evan Moscibrodzki (S) 35 at Southington CC, par 36
Conard 150, Lewis Mills 168. Medalist: Ryan Burnham (C) 36 at Rockledge GC, par 36
Hall 159, Farmington 168. Medalist: Carter Persa (H) and Kyle Rueckert (H) 38 at Country Club of Farmington, par 36
Simsbury 152, NW Catholic 166. Medalist: Elijah la Tour (S) and Graydon Connolly (S) 37 at Simsbury Farms, par 36
PRO BASEBALL
Eastern League Northeast Division semifinal: Reading 21, Hartford 4, Reading leads series, 1-0

BOYS SOCCER
Canton 6, Coventry 0
At Coventry
Canton (2-0-1) 3 3 — 6
Coventry (0-4) 0 0 — 0
Goals: Kyle Rossi (C), Nolan Enquist 3 (C), Shane Taylor (C), Luke Melniczek (C); Assists: Kyle Rossi (C), Nolan Enquist 2 (C), Sam Bishop (C), Luke Melniczek (C); Saves: Max Wire (C) 4, Kyle Hiscox 4 (C); Of note: Nolan Enquist with his first hat trick of the season along with 2 assists. This was a non-league contest

Avon 3, Lewis Mills 2
At Burlington
Avon (1-0-1) 1 2 — 3
Lewis Mills (1-2) 1 1 — 2
Goals: Lewis Mills – Alex Cassavant, Grady Mullen; Avon: Sergio Alio Prieto, James Webb, Gavin Carvalho; Assists: Lewis Mills- Jaxon Baltrush (LM); Gabi Carvalho (A) 2, Jordan Beaudoin (A); Saves: William Bevivino (LM) 6, Jordan Beaudoin (A) 5; Of note: Avon scored just four minutes into the game off a corner kick before Mills tied the game on Cassavant’s first goal of the season. Avon took a 2-1 lead in the second half off another corner kick with nine minutes gone in the second half. Mills tied it 12 minutes later when Mullen scored his second of the year. Avon won it with 4:30 remaining as they counter attacked after a Mills corner and Gabi Carvalho scored the GW goal for Avon.

Granby 2, Rockville 0
At Vernon
Records: Granby 1-0-2, Rockville 0-4

Hall 2, Farmington 1
At Farmington
Records: Farmington 0-1, Hall 1-2

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

GIRLS SOCCER
Canton 3, Coventry 0
At Canton
Records: Canton 3-0, 1-0 NCCC; Coventry 2-1; Of note: This is a non-league contest

FIELD HOCKEY
Canton 7, Stafford/Rockville 0
At Stafford
Records: Canton 2-1, 2-0 NCCC; Stafford co-op 0-3

Farmington 12, South Windsor 1
At South Windsor
Records: Farmington 1-2, South Windsor 0-2

E.O. Smith 5, Lewis Mills 1
At Burlington
Records: EOS 3-0-1, Lewis Mills 1-1

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Lewis Mills 3, Tolland 0
At Burlington
Lewis Mills (2-1) 25 25 25
Tolland (0-2) 14 18 20
Highlights: Victoria Turetska-Oleksyuk (LM) had 10 digs, Megyn LaRose (LM) 4 aces 2 kills

PRO BASEBALL
Reading 21, Hartford 4
At Reading, Pa.
Hartford 0 3 0 001 000 — 4-6-3
Reading 0(12)4 000 50x — 21-16-0
Staine, Hammer (2), Jameson (2), Juanez (5), Smith (6), Blasick (7), Mann (7) and Messina; Wood, Dallas (5), Gates (6), Harper (8), Batka (9) and Ricketts; WP: Gates (1-0); LP: Staine (0-1); 2B: Rickets (Re), Leon (Re), Rincon (Re), Winmer (H), 3B: Muir (Re); HR: Escobar (Re); Of note: Pedro Leon (Re) 3-5, 3 RBI; Bryan Ricon (Re) 2-5, 5 RBI

Monday, Sept. 14
GIRLS SOCCER
Enfield 2, Avon 1
Simsbury 2, South Windsor 0
Farmington 4, Newington 2
Lewis Mills 3, East Catholic 0
FIELD HOCKEY
Granby 3, Suffield 1
Avon 0, E.O. Smith 0
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
E.O. Smith 3, Avon 0
Northwestern 3, Canton 0
Granby 3, SMSA 0
Glastonbury 3, Farmington 2 (21-25, 25-17, 25-23, 23-25, 15-10)
Maloney 3, Simsbury 0
Weaver at East Granby
Lewis Mills at Middletown
BOYS GOLF
Ryan Lee Invitational: Fairfield Prep 286, Darien 300, Pomperaug 307. Medalist: 1. Luke Kowalchik (FP) 69 at Timberlin Golf Course, par 72

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WRITERS and BROADCASTERS

GameTimeCT’s state top 10 football poll as compiled by state sportswriters and broadcasters. First-place votes in parentheses and points compiled on a 30-28-26-24-22-20-18-16-14-12-11-10-9-8-7 basis.
Team	Rec.	Pts.	LW	Class
1. New Canaan (22)	1-0	660	1	L
2. Greenwich	1-0	602	2	LL
3. St. Joseph	1-0	548	4	MM
3. Hand	1-0	524	5	SS
5. Southington	1-0	514	3	LL
6. New Britain	1-0	428	10	LL
7. Berlin	1-0	300	9	SS
8. Cheshire	1-0	293	nr	L
9. Notre Dame Prep	1-0	227	nr	M
10. Fairfield Prep	0-1	204	8	LL
Also receiving votes: Wilton (1-0), 202; Sheehan (1-0), 202; Newtown (1-0), 153; Windsor (0-1), 138; Maloney (1-0), 130; New London (1-0), 105; Fairfield Ludlowe (1-0), 104; Staples (1-0), 70; Bunnell (0-1), 34; West Haven (0-1), 32; Ansonia (1-0), 32; Danbury (1-0), 24; Jonathan Law (1-0), 18; Naugatuck (1-0), 15; Glastonbury (0-1), 11; Ridgefield (1-0), 11; Notre Dame-West Haven (1-0), 8; Lyman Hall (1-0), 7; Masuk (1-0), 7; Conard (1-0), 7.
Voting this week: Will Aldam, GametimeCT; Sean Patrick Bowley, GametimeCT; Bryant Carpenter, GametimeCT; Andy Close, Bristol Press; Gerry deSimas Jr., Collinsville Press; Mike DiMauro, The Day of New London; Erik Dobratz, WTNH-8; Scott Ericson, GametimeCT; Vickie Fulkerson, The Day of New London; Ned Griffen, The Day of New London; Rob Gullo, New Britain Herald; Mike Madera, Walter Camp Football Foundation; Joe Morelli, GametimeCT; Pete Paguaga, GametimeCT; Lori Riley, Hartford Courant; Kevin Roberts, GametimeCT; Dave Ruden, The Ruden Report; Dave Stewart, GametimeCT; Matt Sottile, NBC CT; Johnny Uricchio, Willimantic Chronicle; Jimmy Zanor, Norwich Bulletin; Joe Zone, WFSB-3.

COACHES

The Day of New London’s state top 10 football poll as voted by coaches. First place points in parentheses, record through Saturday, points tabulated on a 30-28-26-24-22-20-18-16-14-12-11-10-9-8-7 basis and CIAC classification:
Team	Rec.	Votes	Class
1. New Canaan (15)	1-0	450	L
2. Greenwich	1-0	410	LL
3. Hand	1-0	376	SS
4. St. Joseph	1-0	370	MM
5. Southington	1-0	290	LL
6. New Britain	1-0	263	LL
7. Cheshire	1-0	223	L
8. Sheehan	1-0	160	S
9. Fairfield Prep	0-1	146	LL
10. Berlin	1-0	136	SS
Also receiving votes: Maloney (1-0), 111 points; Windsor (0-1), 93; Notre Dame Prep (1-0), 91; Staples (1-0), 90; Fairfield Ludlowe (1-0), 85; Wilton (1-0), 74; Newtown (1-0), 66; Law (1-0), 60; West Haven (0-1), 57; Pomperaug (1-0), 46; Bunnell (0-1), 41; Tie, Lyman Hall (1-0) and Masuk (1-0), 37; Tie, Ansonia (1-0) and New London (1-0), 32; Ridgefield (1-0), 18; Naugatuck (1-0), 14; North Branford (1-0), 9; Norwalk (0-1), 8
Voting this week: Chris Anderson, Woodland; Erik Becker, Hand; Jason Bruenn, Platt; Phil Cohen, Valley Regional/Old Lyme; Louie D’Arcangelo, Brookfield; Joe Della Vecchia; St. Joseph; Kevin Frederick, Maloney; Tanner Grove; Montville; Keith Hellstern, Fairfield Prep; Erick Knickerbocker, Rockville; Derrick Lewis, Bullard-Havens; Chad Neal, Killingly; Marce Petroccio; Trumbull; Gaitan Rodriguez, Torrington; Nathan Tyler, Stratford.

GIRLS SOCCER
Enfield 2, Avon 1
At Enfield
Records: Avon 0-2, Enfield 1-1

Farmington 4, Newington 2
At Farmington
Records: Farmington 2-0, Newington 0-1-1

Lewis Mills 3, East Catholic 0
At Burlington
Records: Mills 2-1, East Catholic 1-2

FIELD HOCKEY
Granby 3, Suffield 1
At Suffield
Records: Granby 3, Suffield 1-1

Avon 0, E.O. Smith 0
At Storrs
Records: Avon 1-0-1, E.O. Smith 2-0-1. Of note: Avon hasn’t allowed a goal in their first two games

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
E.O. Smith 3, Avon 0
At Storrs
Records: Avon 0-3, EO Smith 1-1

Northwestern 3, Canton 0
At Canton
Records: NWR 3-0, Canton 1-1. Of note: The Highlanders have yet to drop a game this season

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

Glastonbury 3, Farmington 2
At Glastonbury
Records: Farmington 1-2, Glastonbury 2-0

Maloney 3, Simsbury 0
At Meriden
Records: Meriden 3-1, Simsbury 0-2

BOYS GOLF
Ryan Lee Invitational
At Berlin
Team results – 1. Fairfield Prep 286, 2. Darien 300, 3. Pomperaug 307, 4. Weston 311, 5. Conard 314, 6. Wethersfield 319, 7. Berlin 322, 8. Trumbull 323, 9. Newington 328, 10. Farmington 332, 11. Avon 335, 12. Immaculate 359
Individual results (top 9) – 1. Luke Kowalchik (FP) 69 at Timberlin Golf Course, par 72 (3 birdies), 2. Luke Hoglund (FP) 70, 3. Austin Mack (FP) 71, 4. Wesley Raver (D) 72, Jake Null (P) 72, 6. Brennan Meyers(D) 73, Drew Thompson (W) 73, Matthew West (D) 75, Ryan Barnum (Con) 75
Avon golfers – 18. Jack MacDonald 78, Matteo Geddo 78, 43. Will Abbott 86, 54, Stephen Zybowski 93