Results

Daily scoreboard: Oct. 12-18, 2026

by
Gerry deSimas, Jr., Collinsville Press
October 17, 2026

Saturday, Oct. 17
FOOTBALL
Avon/St. Paul 14, East Catholic 0
BOYS SOCCER
Granby 5, East Lyme 2
GIRLS SOCCER
Canton 7, Ansonia 1
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Fairfield Warde 3, Simsbury 0
PRO SOCCER
Brooklyn FC 3, Hartford 2

FOOTBALL
Avon/St. Paul 14, East Catholic 0
At Bristol
East Catholic (3-2) 0 0 0 0 — 0
Avon/SP (3-2) 8 0 0 6 — 14
First quarter
A: Max Combs 1 run (Combs run)
Fourth quarter
A: Jaden Scott 5 run (run failed)
Individual statistics
RUSHING: Avon/SP: Evan Herron 16-72, Christian Wankier 4-25
PASSING: Avon/SP: Chace King 6-8-0, 46; Christian Wankier 6-15-0, 67
RECEIVING: Avon/SP: Dwayne Edward 4-30, Peyton Bip 2-19, Cooper Donnelly 1-22, Evan Herron 2-xx, Wellington Mahoney 1-xx, Juel Savoy 1-xx, Alex Schwartz 1-xx
Of note: Avon/SP had four interceptions in their second shutout of the season. Wellington Mahoney had two interceptions while Peyton Bip and Jaden Scott had one each. Costa Kolitsidas blocked and recovered an EC punt.

GIRLS SOCCER
Canton 7, Ansonia 1
At Canton
Ansonia (2-12) 1 0 — 1
Canton (9-4) 1 6 — 7
Goals: Julia Koczak (C) 4. Maddisen Erha (C) 1, Adriana Savino (C) 1, own goal; Assists: Koczak 2, Erha 2, Kayla Berning (C) 2; Of note: Canton has won four straight games and has outscored their opponents by a combined score of 20-3 in the last four games

PRO SOCCER
Brooklyn 3, Hartford 2
At Hartford
Brooklyn (5-17-6) 0 3 — 3
Hartford (9-7-13) 1 1 — 2
Goals: Michael Adedokun (H, 21:00), Sadat Anaku (H, 57), Abdoulaye Kanté (B, 55), John Klein (B, 63), CJ Olney (B, 79); Assists: Barry Coffey (H), Emmanuel Samadia (H), Jaden Servania (B); Of note: CJ Olney Jr scored the game-winning goal and had an assist as Brooklyn FC rallied to take a 3-2 victory against Hartford Athletic at Trinity Health Stadium on Saturday night, with Olney’s winner coming with the visitors down a man after Abdoulaye Kante and Johnny Klein had previously found the net.

Friday, Oct. 16
FOOTBALL
Avon Old Farms 28, Hotchkiss 14
BOYS SOCCER
Conard 3, Avon 2
Hall 1, Simsbury 0
NW Catholic 3, Farmington 2
East Windsor at East Granby
GIRLS SOCCER
Avon 0, Conard 0
Lewis Mills 1, Bristol Eastern 0
East Granby 4, Stafford 0
FIELD HOCKEY
New Milford 2, Canton 0
Simsbury 3, Conard 1
Granby 3, Pomperaug 2
Avon at Farmington, ppd. to Oct. 20, 6 p.m.
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Canton 3, East Windsor 0
Lewis Mills at Avon
Farmington 3, Bloomfield 0 (25-8, 25-3, 25-13)
NW Catholic at Simsbury

FOOTBALL
Avon Old Farms 28, Hotchkiss 14
At Avon
Hotchkiss (0-5) 7 0 0 7 — 14
Avon Old Farms (2-3) 7 0 14 7 — 28
First quarter
A: Dylan Wafle 6 run (Hayden Marks kick), 8:15
H: Issac Oberting 60 pass from Peter Flora (Constantino Theocharis kick), 6:11
Third quarter
A: Wafle 14 run (Marks kick), 6:21
A: Christian McIntyre 10 run (Marks kick), 1:02
Fourth quarter
H: Justin L’Abbe 74 pass from Flora (Theocharis kick), 6:46
A: McIntyre 24 run (Marks kick), 3:44
Of note: McInytre has scored a total of nine TDs in the last three games for the Winged Beavers. AOF snapped a three-game losing streak with the win, their first of the season at Ryan Field. AOF travels to Taft next Saturday for a 3 p.m. start.

BOYS SOCCER
Conard 3, Avon 2
At West Hartford
Goals: Gabi Carvalho (A), Chayce Allen (A), Ray Hilario (C), Gus Clark(C), Ian Tracka (C); Assists: Kayde Ogawa (A), Mateo Uribe (A); Saves: Jordan Beaudoin (A) 4, Henry Eagen (C) 8; Records: Avon 8-2-3, Conard 8-2-3; Of note: Conard scored with 7:33 remaining to tie the game and got the winner with 5:01 remaining

Thursday, Oct. 15
FOOTBALL
Granby/Canton 41, Portland/Cromwell 28
Lewis Mills/Wolcott Tech 30, Tolland 14
Gilbert co-op 50, Derby 36
Capital Prep/Achievement First 26, Windsor Locks co-op 20
BOYS SOCCER
Canton 2, Windsor Locks 1
Rockville 5, Granby 4
Lewis Mills 1, Bristol Eastern 0
GIRLS SOCCER
Canton 7, Windsor Locks/East Windsor 1
Simsbury 4, Hall 0
Granby at Rockville
FIELD HOCKEY
Granby 6, Rockville/Stafford 0
GIRLS SWIMMING
Seymour 78, St. Paul/Lewis Mills 57
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Granby 3, Northwestern 2
East Granby at Gilbert
BOYS GOLF
CCC Championships: Glastonbury 293, Conard 299, NW Catholic 305. Medalist: Chase Robustelli (G) 70 at Stanley GC, par 71

FOOTBALL
Granby/Canton 41, Cromwell/Portland 28
At Cromwell
Granby/Canton (4-1) 0 14 14 13 — 41
Cromwell/Portland (1-4) 7 0 7 14 – 28
First quarter
C: Jayden Augustin 1 run (Rocco Nelson kick), 7:59
Second quarter
G: Elijah Sam 39 pass from Joe Lewie (Jacob Kilty kick), 1:24
G: Lewie 12 run (Kilty kick), 39.8
Third quarter
G: Lewie 1 run (kick fails), 11:23
G: Keandre Hunter 23 pass from Lewie (Lewie run), 8:05
C: Mason Stachura 7 run (Nelson kick), 1:48
Fourth quarter
G: Sam 10 run (Kilty kick), 8:17
C: Xavier Hodge 16 pass from Sam DiMattio (Nelson kick), 6:04
G: Lewie 58 run (kick fails), 2:46
C: Hodge 5 pass from DiMattio (Nelson kick), 1:10
Individual leaders
RUSHING: Granby/Canton – Keandre Hunter 13-75, Joseph Lewie 16-103, Michael Lapenta 1-minus 2, Gabe Mensah 3-8; Cromwell/Portland – Sam DiMattio 6-minus 15, Noah Bryant 2-1, Jayden Augustin 13-56, Mason Scachura 1-7
PASSING: Granby/Canton – Joe Lewie 12-20-1, 166; Cromwell/Portland – Sam DiMattio 19-32-1, 245
RECEIVING: Granby/Canton – Augusty Mayle 2-40, Michael Lapenta 3-14, Elijah Sam 4-69, Keandre Hunter 1-23, Jacob Kilty 1-7; Cromwell/Portland – Noah Bryant 6-54, Xavier Hodge 9-171, Eldin Cirivoic 1-6, J Augustin 1-8, Mason Stachura 2-5

Gilbert co-op 50, Derby 36
At Derby
Gilbert co-op (1-4) 13 8 6 23 — 50
Derby (0-4) 0 14 14 8 — 36
First quarter
G: Airyn Berube 73 pass from Trevor Campbell (Michael Lai kick)
G: Max Buzzi 1 run (kick failed)
Second quarter
D: Vincent Nuzzo 47 pass from Abner Barillas-Rivera (pass failed)
G: Campbell 2 run (Campbell run)
D: Nuzzo 71 pass from Barillas-Rivera (Jaheer Sanders run)
Third quarter
D: Barillas-Rivera 51 run (pass failed)
G: Jadiel Perez 1 run (kick blocked)
D: Jayson Williams 39 run (Barillas-Rivera run)
Fourth quarter
G: Jacob Robles 9 run (Campbell run)
G: Campbell 32 run (Lai kick)
G: Perez 2 run (Robles pass from Berube)
D: Nuzzo 58 pass from Barillas-Rivera (Barillas-Rivera run)
Individual leaders
Rushing: GNH – Trevor Campbell 12-79, Airyn Berube 14-102, Max Buzzi 12-64, Jadiel Perez 6-9, Jacob Robles 4-64, Greg Harris 3-9, Michael Lai 1-minus 12; D – Abner Barillas-Rivera 13-86, Jaheer Sanders 1-minus 4, Jayson Williams 5-65, Amir Felton 1-1, Ayden Moran 2-10.
Passing: GNH – Campbell 5-12-168-1, Berube 0-1-0-0; D – Barillas-Rivera 48-190-1.
Receiving: GNH – Berube 2-97, Dan Nolan 3-71; D – Vincent Nuzzo 3-176, Williams 1-14.
Interceptions: GNH – Sanmiguel Baez; D – Angel Figueroa.

Lewis Mills/Wolcott Tech 30, Tolland 14
At Burlington
Tolland (3-2) 0 14 0 0 — 14
Lewis Mills/WT (3-2) 14 7 6 3 — 30
First quarter
LM: Gryfn Kobylarz 25 pass from Jayce McDonald (Brady Fredericks kick)
LM: Kobylarz 22 pass from McDonald (Fredericks kick)
Second quarter
T: Caleb Graham 11 run (Graham run)
T: Patrick Massaro 4 run (run fails)
LM: Henry Jackson 90 kickoff return (Fredericks kick)
Third quarter
LM: McDonald 35 pass from McDonald (kick fails)
Fourth quarter
LM: Fredericks 21 FG
Individual statistics
RUSHING: Mills – Mason Scanlon 19-43, Gryfn Kobylarz 1-7, Jayce McDonald 1-minus 7, Jackson Henry 2-10; Tolland – JC Gonzalez 21-90, Mason Pease 5-40, Jimmy Larocca 2-10, Patrick Massaro 3-9, Caleb Graham 2-8
PASSING: Mills – McDonald 11-20-0, 192, 3 TDs; Tolland – Graham 7-15-2, 107
RECEIVING: Mills – Scanlon 1-23, Kobylarz 6-91, 3 TDs, Steven Madore 1-22, Clark Grady 1-16, Luke Purcell 1-2, Henry 1-5; Tolland – Pease 4-21, Wassim Adnane 1-19, Brodyn McKinstry 2-67

BOYS SOCCER
Lewis Mills 1, Bristol Eastern 0
At Burlington
Bristol Eastern (5-7-1) 0 0 — 0
Lewis Mills (10-2-1) 1 0 — 1
Goals: Ian Mayes (LM) ; Assists: Dominik Wroblewski (LM); Saves: Williams Bevivino (LM) 8; Chris Duplessis (BE) 10; Of note: Lewis Mills senior Ian Mayes scored the lone goal 17 minutes into the first half, off a Dominik Wroblewski assist and it was all Mills needed to earn the shutout win at Nassahegan. Mills keeper Williams Bevivino and backline of Jaxon Baltrush, Eli Pavelchak, Zac Moyers and Will Green earned their third consecutive shutout, and their sixth overall of the season. Mills travels to Farmington Tuesday night for a 6 p.m. kickoff in another CCC Central game.

Canton 2, Windsor Locks 1
At Windsor Locks
Windsor Locks 1 0 —-1
Canton 1 1 —–2
Goals; Zigehleh Paye (C), Luke Melniczek (C), Assists: Nolan Enquist (C), Saves; Max Wire 4 (C); Of note: Canton wins at the buzzer with an amazing play from Nolan and Luke.

BOYS GOLF
2026 CCC Fall Championships
At New Britain
Teams: Glastonbury 293, 2. Conard 299, 3. NW Catholic 305, 4. Berlin 307, 5. Hall 311, 6. Lewis Mills 312, 7. Wethersfield 314, 8. Southington 315 and Avon 315, 10. Simsbury 317, 11. Windsor 318, 12. Farmington 319, 13. Newington 32214. Rocky Hill 331, New Britain (not eligible, need four varsity golfers)
Top 10: Chase Robustelli, Glastonbury, 70 at Stanley Golf Club (par 71), 2. Ryan Barnum (Con) 71, Nolan Leonard (Con) 71, 4. Keegan Dubois (NW) 72, 5. Evan Diramio (G) 73 and Tyler Kuwada (Con), 7.Charles Debassio (H) 74, 8, Jack Guilmartin (B) 75, Krish Desai (F) 75, Dominick Calciano (G) 75, Matthew Imperato (G) 75 and Nick Skibisky (LM) 75
Avon results – 13. Matteo Geddo 76, 20. Will Aboott 77, 43. Jack MacDonals 81, 43., Stephen Zynowski 81, 62. Andrew Moran 86

CCC Boys Golf (Fall)	CCC	Overall
Conard	14-0	18-1
Hall	11-3	14-3
Southington	8-6	11-6
Farmington	6-8	6-9
Simsbury	5-9	6-10
Lewis Mills	5-9	5-9
NW Catholic	4-9-1	5-11-1
Avon	2-11-1	3-13-1

Wednesday, Oct. 14
GIRLS SOCCER
Farmington 3, NW Catholic 0
FIELD HOCKEY
Canton 2, Suffield 1
Hall 5, Farmington 2
GIRLS SWIMMING
Hall 96, Farmington 90
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Ellington 3, Canton 1
Granby 3, Rockville 0
Farmington 3, Conard 2 (20-25, 20-25, 25-14, 25-15, 15-13)
PRO SOCCER
Hartford 1, Charleston 1

PRO SOCCER
Hartford 1, Charleston 1
At Hartford
Augustine Williams recorded his 90th regular season goal in the USL Championship as Hartford Athletic played to a 1-1 draw against the Charleston Battery at Trinity Health Stadium to earn the club’s second consecutive trip to the USL Championship Playoffs, with an own goal securing a point for the Battery in the second half.

Tuesday, October 13
BOYS SOCCER
Lewis Mills 1, Avon 0
Canton 2, Coventry 0
Simsbury 2, NW Catholic 0
Farmington 8, Bloomfield 1
Granby 2, Somers 1
East Granby at Bolton, ppd
GIRLS SOCCER
Canton 2, Coventry 1
Avon at Lewis Mills
Farmington at Bloomfield
East Granby 4, Bolton 0
Simsbury 2, NW Catholic
Granby 5, Somers 0
FIELD HOCKEY
Lewis Mills 3, Avon 2
(6) Granby 3, Somers 0
NW Catholic at (9) Simsbury
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Lewis Mills 3, Bloomfield 0
Bristol Central 3, Simsbury 1
BOYS GOLF
Lewis Mills 153, Avon 157. Medalist: Colton Dutilly (LM) 36 at Fairview Farms GC, par 36
Farmington 164, Simsbury 168. Medalist: Dylan Williamson (F) 37 at Country Club of Farmington, par 36

BOYS SOCCER
Lewis Mills 1, Avon 0
At Avon
Lewis Mills (9-2-1) 0 1 — 1
Avon (8-1-3) 0 0 — 0
Goals: Lewis Mills: Jacob Verbeek (pk); Saves: Williams Bevivino (LM) 11; Jordan Beaudoin (A) 10; Of note: after battling for 76 minutes, Mills broke free with 4 minutes remaining when Junior Jacob Verbeek was taken down in the box and converted the penalty. This was the first time Mills has ever won at Avon, dating back to 1969 when the series began. Avon leads the overall series, 33-4-2 with victories for Mills coming in 2022, 1974 and 1975. The two schools were in the Northwest Conference from 1969 through 1983. The schools have played eight games since 2020 with Mills leaving the Berkshire League to join the Central Connecticut Conference.

Canton 2, Coventry 0
At Canton
Coventry 0 0 —0
Canton 2 0 — 2
Goals: Gavin Platt (C), Nolan Enquist (C), Saves; Max Wire 6 (C)

FIELD HOCKEY
The top 10 state field hockey poll as compiled by state coaches. Records as of Monday, Oct. 12.

Week 4, Monday, Oct. 12, 2026
Team	Rec.	Pts	LW	Class
1. Darien (7)	9-0-1	158	1	L
2. Fairfield Ludlowe	9-0-0-1	149	2	L
3. Staples (1)	9-3	130	3	L
4. Branford	9-0-0-1	97	5	M
5. Hand	11-0	96	4	M
6. Granby	10-0-0-1	65	9	S
7. Wilton	8-2-0-1	63	7	M
8. Guilford	9-1	48	nr	M
9. Simsbury	10-1	41	8	M
10. Greenwich	7-4	35	10	L
Also receiving votes: East Lyme (10-1) 23, North Branford (8-2) 22, New Canaan (9-3-0-1) 13, Cheshire (6-5) 9, Joel Barlow (9-3) 7, New Fairfield (10-1-0-1) 7, Glastonbury (8-2) 6
Voting this week: Matt Arinello, Immaculate; Margaret Bristol, Canton; Janet Dickey, Westbrook/LOL/HK co op; Dawn Hough, New Milford; Kitty Palmer, Guilford; Kyle Seaburg, Norwalk; Jenna Tucchio, Stonington; Sara Witmer, Conard

Monday, Oct. 12
No games scheduled

FOOTBALL
Top 10 polls

GameTime CT’s top 10 poll of sports writers 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 (21)	4-0	630	1	L
2. Greenwich	5-0	572	2	LL
3. St. Joseph	4-0	540	3	MM
4. Hand	5-0	514	4	SS
5. Southington	5-0	472	5	LL
6. Fairfield Ludlowe	4-0	380	7	L
7. Notre Dame Prep	4-0	353	8	M
8. Ridgefield	3-1	271	10	LL
9. Staples	4-1	229	6	LL
10. New London	5-0	204	nr	M
Also receiving votes: Pomperaug (4-0), 197; New Britain (3-2), 186; Fairfield Prep (2-3), 131; Masuk (4-0), 129; Guilford (5-0), 125; Cheshire (3-2), 96; Danbury (2-2), 94; Naugatuck (5-0), 69; Lyman Hall (4-0), 44; Shelton (4-1), 30; Holy Cross (4-1), 19; Plainville (4-0), 16; North Branford (5-0), 16; Middletown (4-0), 12; Jonathan Law (4-1), 10; Darien (2-2), 9; Xavier (3-2), 7.
The following voted: 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; Johnny Uricchio, Wilimantic Chronicle; Jimmy Zanor, Norwich Bulletin; Joe Zone, WFSB-3. DID NOT VOTE: Matt Sottile, NBC CT.

The Day of New London top 10 state football coaches’ poll. 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, last week’s ranking and CIAC classification:
Team	Rec.	Pts.	LW	Class
1. New Canaan (15)	4-0	450	1	L
2. Greenwich	5-0	402	2	LL
3. St. Joseph	4-0	384	3	MM
4. Hand	5-0	378	4	SS
5. Southington	5-0	334	5	LL
6. Fairfield Ludlowe	4-0	243	7	L
7. Pomperaug	4-0	220	8	MM
8. Notre Dame Prep	4-0	190	nr	M
9. Masuk	4-0	157	nr	M
10. Guilford	5-0	139	nr	M
Also receiving votes: Staples (4-1), 127 points; Lyman Hall (4-0), 112; New London (5-0), 110; Naugatuck (5-0), 97; Ridgefield (3-1), 96; North Branford (5-0), 77; Cheshire (3-2), 67; New Britain (3-2), 55; Tie, Fairfield Prep (2-3) and Law (4-1), 32; Holy Cross (4-1), 25; Branford (4-1), 23; Shelton (4-1), 19; Danbury (2-2), 16; Middletown (4-0), 14; Wilton (3-2), 10; Plainville (4-0), 9; Sheehan (3-2), 7.
Voters: Chris Anderson, Naugatuck; 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.

Torrington’s Nicholas Coleman (5) ran for two touchdowns and four two-point conversion runs in the Raiders’ 52-14 win over Gilbert co-op on Saturday in Winsted.