Daily scoreboard: Sept. 28-Oct. 4, 2026
Friday, October 2
FOOTBALL
Avon/St. Paul 16, Weston 0
Farmington 28, Newington 0
Ansonia 37, Torrington 6
Griswold/Wheeler 42, Lewis Mills/Wolcott Tech 12
Naugatuck 37, Gilbert co-op 8
BOYS SOCCER
Avon 5, NW Catholic 1
Lewis Mills 4, Bristol Central 1
Windsor Locks 3, East Granby 0
GIRLS SOCCER
Canton 2, Ellington 1
Simsbury 3, Conard 0
East Granby at Windsor Locks
FIELD HOCKEY
Hall 3, Simsbury 2
Lewis Mills 5, Thomaston 0
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Farmington 3, Canton 0
Lewis Mills 3, Housatonic 2 (19-25, 27-25, 25-17, 18-25, 18-16)
GIRLS SWIMMING
Southington at Farmington (Miss Porters)
St. Paul/Lewis Mills at Kennedy
FOOTBALL
Farmington 28, Newington 0
At Farmington
Newington (1-3) 0 0 0 0 – 0
Farmington (3-1) 7 14 7 0 – 28
First Quarter
F: Tommy Zadrozny 15 run (Tyler McMahon kick), 7:17
Second Quarter
F: Kiniry pass to Grant Kintner (McMahon kick), 9:57
F: Zadrozny 56 interception (McMahon kick), 2:32
Third Quarter
F: Zadrozny 2 run (McMahon kick), 6:22
Avon/St. Paul 16, Weston 0
At Bristol
Records: Avon/St. Paul 2-2, Weston 0-4. Of note: First shutout for the co-op and first shutout for Avon since 2021. Game was the first of two games to be played in Bristol, home of St. Paul, this season. First game ever between the two programs.
Ansonia 37, Torrington 6
At Torrington
Ansonia (4-0) 6 8 15 8 – 37
Torrington (2-2) 0 6 0 0 – 6
First quarter
A: Kyrhan McNeil 16 pass from Mykah McNeil (kick failed)
Second quarter
T: Nick Coleman 66 run (kick blocked)
A: Tymir Taylor 89 kick return (Ethan Blackwell run)
Third quarter
A: Taylor 69 run (Taylor run)
A: Taylor 66 run (Antonio Pinto kick)
Fourth quarter
A: Jacob Branch 4 run (Branch run)
Individual leaders
Rushing: A – Tymir Taylor 11-212; T – Nick Coleman 17-103.
Passing: A – Mykah McNeil 1-6-16-0. T – none
Receiving: A – Kyrhan McNeil 16. T – none
BOYS SOCCER
Avon 5, NW Catholic 1
At Avon
Goals: Gavin Keefrider (N), James Webb (A) 3, Gabi Carvalho (A), Mateo Uribe (A); Assists: Gabi Carvalho (A) 2, James Webb (A), Eli Devito (A), Cooper Little (A); Saves: Jordan Beaudoin (A) 2; William Colliton (NW) 6; Records: Avon 7-0-1, NWC 3-3-2. Of Note: It was the first career hat trick for sophomore James Webb
Lewis Mills 4, Bristol Central 1
At Burlington
Bristol Central (3-5) 1 0 — 1
Lewis Mills (6-2) 2 2 — 4
Goals: Lewis Mills – Ian Mayes (2), John Ponte, (BC own goal); Bristol Central: Connor Vivier; Assists: Lewis Mills- Ian Mayes, John Ponte, Graham Stegbauer; Bristol Central: Dom Kuzniar; Saves: William Bevivino (LM) 8; James Mika (BC) 8
Of note: Senior Ian Mayes and freshman John Ponte led the way today for Mills, who earned their 5th win in a row. After an opening own goal by Central gave Mills a 1-0 lead 17 minutes into the half, Ponte scored his 5th goal of the season off an Ian Mayes assist 4 minutes later. Mayes scored his first goal of the game 13 minutes into the second half off a Ponte assist to make the game 3-0. After Central got a goal back to make the score 3-1, Mayes found the back of the net again with 4 minutes remaining to close the match, off an assist from freshman Graham Stegbaur. Mills is on the road Monday for a 6 p.m.kickoff against Simsbury.
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Lewis Mills 3, Housatonic 2
At Burlington
Housatonic (2-6) 25 25 17 25 16
Lewis Mills (5-5) 19 27 25 18 18
Of note: For Housatonic Sydney Howe 21 kills, Ayva Fenn 6 aces 3 digs; For Lewis Mills Olivia Kizis 7 assists 10 digs, Mackenzie smith 15 digs 10 kills.
Thursday, Oct. 1
FOOTBALL
Simsbury 55, Bloomfield 20
Granby/Canton 50, SMSA co-op 20
BOYS SOCCER
Avon 3, Naugatuck 0
Ellington 1, Canton 0
Conard 2, Simsbury 0
Granby 8, Bolton 2
Farmington 2, Bristol Eastern 1
FIELD HOCKEY
Conard 5, Avon 0
Farmington 4, Lewis Mills 0
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Conard 3, Avon 1 (25-17, 25-17, 12-25, 25-16)
Coventry 3, Canton 0
Granby 3, East Granby 0 (26-24, 25-14, 25-15)
South Windsor 3, Farmington 2 (25-16, 12-25, 25-12, 23-25, 15-10)
Enfield at Simsbury
BOYS GOLF
Simsbury 161, Rocky Hill 162. Medalist: Elijah la Tour (S) 38 at Simsbury Farms, par 36
Wethersfield 152, NW Catholic 158, Avon 159. Medalist: Andrew Moran (A) 35 at Wethersfield CC, par 35
FOOTBALL
Simsbury 55, Bloomfield 20
At Simsbury
Bloomfield (2-2) 6 6 8 0 — 20
Simsbury (3-1) 20 13 14 7 — 55
First quarter
S: Nasir Gouldbourne 15 run (Shawn Sweeney kick)
B: Kameron Wilson 1 run (kick blocked)
S: Gouldbourne 5 run (kick failed)
S: Bryan George 5 run (Sweeney kick)
Second quarter
S: George 6 run (kick failed)
S: Aaron Blecher 75 pass from Braeden Siano (Sweeney kick)
B: Wilson 9 run (kick failed)
Third quarter
S: Cole Roberts 5 run (Sweeney kick), 11:06
S: Hunter Woof 5 fumble return (Sweeney kick), 10:51
B: Kangi Walker 19 pass from Jordan Gist (O’Shane Daley pass from Gist), 1:37
Fourth quarter
S: Gouldbourne 42 run (Sweeney kick), 11:51
Individual leaders
RUSHING: Simsbury — Gouldbourne 11-159, George 4-31, Goetz 6-21, Roberts 3-3, Siano 1-9, Long 1-4
PASSING: Simsbury — Siano 4-10-1, 145
RECEIVING: Simsbury — Blecher 2-93, Roberts 1-7, Gouldbourne 1-45
Granby/Canton 50, SMSA co-op 20
At Granby
SMSA co-op (2-1) 0 14 0 6 — 20
Granby/Canton (3-1) 21 15 14 0 — 50
First quarter
G: Elijan Sam 15 pass from Joe Lewie (Kilty kick)
G: Michael LaPenta 5 run (Kilty kick)
G: Sam 11 run (Kilty kick)
Second quarter
S: Ameer Pitts 2 run (2-point conversion good)
G: Gabriel Mensah 9 run (Kilty kick)
S: Jamiah Shannon 8 pass from Pitts (2 point conversion fails)
G: Sam 75 pass from Lewie (Lewie run)
Third quarter
G: Sam 16 run (Kilty kick)
G: Sam 2 run (Kilty kick)
Fourth quarter
S: No. 14 17 pass from Pitts (Two-point conversion fails)
Of note: Lewie 114 yard rushing, 157 yards passing; Sams 4 TDs (2 rushing, 2 receiving), 121 yards receiving. … SMSA co-op has players from SMSA, Bulkeley, HMTCA and University High. … 75-yards is second longest TD pass in co-op history (since 2019) and Sams tied the co-op record with 5 TDs in a single game. Will Attianese scored 5 TDs vs. North Branford in 2023
BOYS SOCCER
Avon 3, Naugatuck 0
At Naugatuck
Goals: Gabi Carvalho (A) 2, Mateo Uribe (A); Saves: Jordan Beaudoin (A) 2; Gabriel Laskiewicz (N) 7; Records: Avon 6-0-1, Naugatuck 8-1-2; Of note: Falcons handed Naugatuck their first loss of the season in a game played under the lights.
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Conard 3, Avon 1
At Avon
Conard (5-3) 25 25 12 25
Avon (2-7) 17 17 25 16
Highlights: Ferrari Jones (A) 11 kills, Maddie Harris (A) 8 kills, Evelina Novello (A) 4 serving aces, 18 assists; Ingrid Jones (A) 5 blocks
South Windsor 3, Farmington 2
At South Windsor
Farmington (1-7) 16 25 12 25 10
South Windsor (3-6) 25 12 25 23 15
Granby 3, East Granby 0
At East Granby
Granby (7-0) 26 25 25
East Granby (4-6) 24 14 15
Wednesday, Sept. 30
GIRLS SOCCER
Avon 3, NW Catholic 3
FIELD HOCKEY
Farmington 3, E.O. Smith 0
Simsbury 7, Suffield 1
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Granby 3, Avon 0 (25-9, 25-18, 25-9)
NW Catholic 3, Lewis Mills 0 (24-26, 19-25, 16-25)
CROSS COUNTRY
Stafford, Bolton, Canton at East Windsor
BOYS GOLF
Wethersfield 156, Simsbury 158, Avon 163. Medalist: Elijah la Tour (S) 35 at Golf Club of Avon, par 35
Hall 153, Farmington 168. Medalist: Charles DeBassio (H) 36 at Rockledge GC
GIRLS SOCCER
Avon 3, NW Catholic 3
At Avon
Records: Avon 1-5-1, NWC 1-3-1. Of note: The Falcons are 1-0-1 this week with 7 goals in the past two games.
FIELD HOCKEY
Simsbury 7, Suffield 1
At Simsbury
Records: Simsbury 9-0, Suffield 3-4
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
NW Catholic 3, Lewis Mills 0
At Burlington
NW Catholic (3-5) 26 25 25
Lewis Mills (4-5) 24 19 16
Of note: Mackenzie Smith (LM) 5 kills and 3 blocks, Lyra Mooney (LM) 4 assists
Tuesday, Sept. 29
BOYS SOCCER
Granby 1, Canton 1, OT
Glastonbury 3, Farmington 0
GIRLS SOCCER
Avon 4, South Windsor 2
Granby 3, Canton 2
Simsbury 5, Enfield 1
Farmington 2, Tolland 1
FIELD HOCKEY
Canton 1, Hall 1
Granby 6, Stafford/Rockville 0
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Suffield 3, Canton 1
Granby 3, East Windsor 0
East Granby at Rockville
Farmington at RHAM
CROSS COUNTRY
Bloomfield, Simsbury at Avon
BOYS GOLF
Farmington 152, Lewis Mills 160. Medalist: Chase Becker (F) 37 at Tunxis Plantation
BOYS SOCCER
Granby 1, Canton 1, OT
At Granby
Canton (3-2-2) 0 1 0 –1
Granby (4-1-3) 0 1 0 – 1
Goals: Nolan Enquist(C) 1, Saves: Max Wire (C) 6; Notes: Nolan Enquist scored a sensational free kick after Canton went down to 10 men to equalize at rivals Granby.
FIELD HOCKEY
The top 10 state field hockey poll as compiled by state coaches. Records as of Sunday, Sept. 27.
Week 2, Monday, Sept. 28, 2026
| Team | Rec. | Pts. | LW | Class |
| 1. Darien (7) | 5-0-1 | 158 | 1 | L |
| 2. Fairfield Ludlowe (1) | 5-0 | 134 | 2 | L |
| 3. Simsbury | 7-0 | 99 | 8 | M |
| 4. Staples | 5-2 | 94 | 3 | L |
| 5. Wilton | 4-1-0-1 | 76 | 5 | M |
| 6. Hand | 4-0 | 75 | 4 | M |
| 7. Branford | 5-0-1 | 72 | 7 | M |
| 8. Greenwich | 4-1 | 64 | 9 | L |
| 9. Granby | 7-0 | 57 | nr | S |
| 10. Immaculate | 5-4 | 43 | nr | S |
| Also receiving votes: Glastonbury (5-1) 33, Guilford (4-1) 22, Joel Barlow (5-1) 12, New Canaan (4-2-0-1) 12, Lauralton Hall 9 | ||||
| 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, Sept. 28
FIELD HOCKEY
Simsbury 5, Granby 4, OT
Farmington 1, NW Catholic 0
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Avon 3, Lewis Mills 0 (25-11, 25-23, 25-20)
Southington at Simsbury
FOOTBALL
TOP 10 Poll
GameTimeCT’s top 10 state football writer and broadcasters 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.
| Week 4, Monday, Sept. 28, 2026 | ||||
| Team | Rec. | Pts | LW | Class |
| 1. New Canaan (15) | 3-0 | 450 | 1 | L |
| 2. Greenwich | 3-0 | 600 | 2 | LL |
| 3. St. Joseph | 3-0 | 580 | 3 | MM |
| 4. Hand | 3-0 | 518 | 4 | SS |
| 5. Southington | 3-0 | 480 | 5 | LL |
| 6. Cheshire | 3-0 | 402 | 7 | L |
| 7. Staples | 3-0 | 353 | nr | LL |
| 8. Notre Dame Prep | 3-0 | 344 | 8 | M |
| 9. New Britain | 2-1 | 259 | 10 | LL |
| 10. Fairfield Ludlowe | 3-0 | 236 | nr | LL |
| Also receiving votes: New London (3-0), 235; Ridgefield (2-1), 180; Fairfield Prep (1-2), 144; Jonathan Law (3-0), 110; Pomperaug (3-0), 103; Berlin (2-1), 100; Masuk (3-0), 66; Ansonia (3-0), 56; Naugatuck (3-0), 41; Sheehan (2-1), 41; Platt (3-0), 39; North Branford (3-0), 30; Guilford (3-0), 17; Wilton (2-1), 12; Bunnell (2-1), 7; Maloney (1-2), 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. | ||||
Top 10 Coaches poll
The Day of New London’s 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
| Week 3, Monday, Sept. 28, 2026 | ||||
| Team | Rec. | Pts | LW | Class |
| 1. New Canaan (15) | 3-0 | 450 | 1 | L |
| 2. Greenwich | 3-0 | 404 | 2 | LL |
| 3. St. Joseph | 3-0 | 382 | 3 | MM |
| 4. Hand | 3-0 | 372 | 4 | SS |
| 5. Southington | 3-0 | 336 | 5 | LL |
| 6. Cheshire | 3-0 | 282 | 6 | L |
| 7. Staples | 3-0 | 219 | 9 | LL |
| 8. Fairfield Ludlowe | 3-0 | 190 | t10 | L |
| 9. New Britain | 2-1 | 188 | t10 | LL |
| 10. Jonathan Law | 3-0 | 144 | nr | SS |
| Also receiving votes: Pomperaug (3-0) 134 pts.; Notre Dame Prep (3-0) 127; Fairfield Prep (1-2) 110; Masuk (3-0), 98; Tie, Naugatuck (3-0) and New London (3-0) 52; Sheehan (2-1) 49; Lyman Hall (2-0) and Ridgefield (2-1) 45; Ansonia (3-0) 35; Berlin (2-1) 30; North Branford (3-0) 29; Bunnell (2-1) 26; Wilton (2-1) 19; Guilford (3-0), 7. | ||||
| Voters 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. | ||||
FIELD HOCKEY
Simsbury 5, Granby 4, OT
At Granby
Simsbury (8-0) 0 4 1 — 5
Granby (6-0-0-1) 2 2 0 — 4
Of note: Simsbury, who trailed 4-0 at one point, scored with five minutes left in the 10-minute OT period. Watch the game on Hudl
Farmington 1, NW Catholic 0
At West Hartford
Records: Farmington 4-2-1, NW Catholic 4-3
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Avon 3, Lewis Mills 0
At Burlington
Avon (2-5) 25 25 25
Lewis Mills (4-4) 11 23 20
Of note: Ava Bannister (LM) 2 kills, Mackenzie Smith (LM) 7 kills and 2 blocks; Ferrari Jones (A) 5 kills, 3 blocks, Abby Sabodosa (A) 4 kills; Colleen Mahoney (A) 7 digs; Bella Peterson (A) 14 assists
Upcoming events
Saturday, Oct. 3
FOOTBALL
Nonnewaug at Crosby, 10 a.m.
Coginchaug co-op at Windsor Locks co-op, 1 p.m.
BOYS SOCCER
Old Saybrook at Canton, 2 p.m.
GIRLS SOCCER
North Haven at Canton, 6 p.m.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Syracuse at UConn, noon
PRO SOCCER
Charleston at Hartford, 7 p.m.
Sunday, Oct. 4
PRO SOCCER
USL Cup final: Louisville FC at Hartford, 3 p.m.
Minnesota’s Olivia Miles was the unanimous selection as the WNBA’s rookie of the year. Minnesota drafted Miles second overall in April. She started all 40 of her appearances and averaged 19.8 points, 4.7 rebounds and 6.0 assists. She faced the Connecticut Sun on Sept. 20 in Uncasville.
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