Sunday, July 13
AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL
Ridgefield 3, Oakville 2
Ridgefield 4, Oakville 1
Bristol 15, West Hartford 8
TRI-STATE BASEBALL
Canton 2, Torrington 0
Wolcott 9, Naugatuck 5
Burlington 12, Amenia 6
Bethlehem 12, Valley Ducks 0
Tri-Town 9, Winsted 2
LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL
Section II Major Division (ages 10-12)
Southington 6, Waterbury 3
COLLEGE BASEBALL
CCBL: West Haven 3, Simsbury 1
NECBL: Bristol 9, Mystic 8
PRO BASKETBALL
Los Angeles 92, Connecticut 88
PRO BASEBALL
Portland 5, Hartford 1
TRI-STATE BASEBALL
Canton 2, Torrington 0
At Canton
Torrington (4-10) 000 000 000 — 0-3-1
Canton (4-10) 010 010 00x — 2-6-0
Rick Green, S Scott (8) and Ken Green; Jim Spirito and Daniel Petro; WP: J Spirito (1-3); LP: Rick Green; 2B: Ben Sullivan (C), Gabe Duncan (T); NOTES: Jim Spirito went the distance with a complete game, nine-inning shutout. He threw 119 pitches, allowed 3 hits and struck out 10. He walked three. Spirito also had a RBI single while Ben Sullivan (C) had a RBI double. Angel Varano (C) 3-4, 1 run scored. Gabe Duncan (T) 2-3 with a double
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Bristol 9, Mystic 8
At Bristol
Records: Bristol 20-12, Mystic 13-9. Highlights: Canton second baseman Nathan Lincoln was 1-for-2 with a run scored for Bristol. In the field, he had two assists and one putout. He had his seventh stolen base of the season.
PRO BASKETBALL
Los Angeles 92, Connecticut 88
At Los Angeles
Bria Hartley led the Sun with 25 points, one rebound, a season-high six assists and one steal in 32 minutes played but Connecticut dropped a 92-88 decision to Los Angeles on the road Sunday. Hartley was 7-of-17 from the floor and hit four three-point shots. It marks her first 20+ points outing since August 21, 2020, and her seventh 20+ performance of her career. Saniya Rivers recorded a career-high 20 points, along with six rebounds, one assist, three steals and one block in the game. Jacy Sheldon rounded out the double-digit scorers with 11 points, two rebounds and one assist. The Sun fall to 3-16 while the Sparks improve to 7-14.
PRO BASEBALL
Portland 5, Hartford 1
At Portland, ME
The Hartford Yard Goats were defeated by the Portland Sea Dogs 5-1 in the final game before the all-star break on Sunday afternoon at Delta Dental Park at Hadlock Field. Portland starter Hayden Mullins pitched into the seventh inning and allowed just one run on two hits and earned his third win as the Sea Dogs won the final three games of the series to earn a split. Sean Sullivan was the tough luck loser and left a 0-0 game in the fifth inning. Hartford was 1-10 with runners in scoring position and left nine on base. Dyan Jorge had a pair of hits and reached base three times for the Yard Goats. The Yard Goats will enjoy a four-day break and return to action and host the New York Yankees affiliate, the Somerset Patriots on Friday night (7:10 PM) at Dunkin’ Park.
Saturday, July 12
AMERICAN LEGION
Zone 1: West Hartford 6, Simsbury 5
Torrington 5, Ridgefield 2
Torrington 7, Bristol 3
Ridgefield 5, Bristol 4
TRI-STATE BASEBALL
New Haven 10, Valley Kraken 1
CT Sliders 14, Amenia NY 6
Burlington 11, Winsted 0
Tri-Town 13, Naugatuck 1
Tri-Town 11, New Haven 1
LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL
Section II Major Division (ages 10-12)
Waterbury 7, Simsbury 5
COLLEGE BASEBALL
NECBL: Martha’s Vineyard 10, Bristol 2
PRO BASEBALL
Portland 7, Hartford 1
PRO SOCCER
Hartford 2, Detroit City FC 1
LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL
Waterbury 7, Simsbury 5
At Southington
Simsbury (8-2) 401 000 — 5-13-1
Waterbury (5-0) 140 11x — 7-13-0
Will Haberman, Sean Beaulieu (4) and Charles Weinbach; Justin Perlini, Jord’n Cancel (3), Julen S (6) and Jorn’n Cancel, unknown (3); WP: Justin Perlini; LP: Haberman (3-2); 2B: Beaulieu (S), Haberman (S), Kamell Martiesino (W), HR: Sergio Alba (W)
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Martha’s Vineyard 10, Bristol 2
At Bristol
Records: Martha’s Vineyard 18-12, Bristol 19-12. Highlights: Canton 2B Nathan Lincoln was 0-3 at the plate for the Blues but had two assists and a putout in the field as Bristol dropped their second straight game.
PRO BASEBALL
Portland 7, Hartford 1
At Portland
The Portland Sea Dogs defeated the Hartford Yard Goats by the score of 7-1 on Saturday night at Delta Dental Park at Hadlock Field in Portland, Maine. It was the Sea Dogs second straight win after the Yard Goats had won the previous eight matchups. Portland starter Connelly Early pitched six innings and allowed just one run on three hits to pick up his eighth win. Kyle Karros had a double and Nic Kent had two hits for Hartford who can win the series with a victory tomorrow afternoon.
PRO SOCCER
Hartford 2, Detroit FC 1
At Hartford
Detroit FC (5-5-5) 1 0 — 1
Hartford (2-7-3) 2 0 — 2
Goals: Jon Jimenez (H), Mamadou Dieng (H), Ates Diouf (D)
Friday, July 11
AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL
Simsbury 11, Oakville 2
West Hartford 13, Ridgefield 2
TRI-STATE BASEBALL
Valley Kraken 7, Torrington 0
COLLEGE BASEBALL
CCBL: Danbury 2, Simsbury 0
NECBL: Newport 10, Bristol 7
PRO BASKETBALL
Seattle 79, Connecticut 65
PRO BASEBALL
Portland 4, Hartford 3
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Newport 10, Bristol 7
At Newport
Records: Newport 20-10, Bristol 19-11; Highlights: Canton 2B Nathan Lincoln was 1-for-4 with one RBI. He is now hitting .255 for the Blues. With the win, Newport takes a one-game lead in the Southern Division over Bristol.
PRO BASEBALL
Portland 4, Hartford 3
At Portland
The Yard Goats had their eight-game win-streak against the Portland Sea Dogs snapped as the Red Sox affiliate battled back from a 3-0 deficit to beat Hartford 4-3 at Delta Dental Park at Hadlock Field. Juan Guerrero had three hits and drove in two runs for the Yard Goats. Ahbram Liendo cranked a two-run homer while Tyler Miller and Marvin Alcantara drove in a pair of runs in the sixth inning to end the Sea Dogs overall five-game slide. Sea Dogs starter David Sandlin pitched into the seventh inning and allowed three runs on six hits and recorded his fifth win. It was Portland’s first win against Hartford since June 3rd. The Yard Goats have the second-best overall record in the Northeast Division at 46-39.
PRO BASKETBALL
Seattle 79, Connecticut 65
At Seattle
Tina Charles led Connecticut with her second-straight double-double, notching 20 points and 10 rebounds but Seattle surged in the fourth quarter to beat the Sun on Friday night, 79-65. With 20 points on the evening, the WNBA veteran eclipsed 8,000 points in her professional career. She joins Diana Taurasi as the only other player in league history to achieve the 8,000-point feat. She now has 8,010 points in her career, sitting second all-time in WNBA history. Saniya Rivers contributed a career-high tying 12 points, along with two rebounds, three assists and two steals. The rookie guard has gone nine-straight games with at least one steal and put up her 11th game this season with at least 2+ steals. Her rookie counterpart Leila Lacan tallied a career-high 10 points, seven rebounds and one assist in a career-high 32 minutes played off the bench in the game. Olivia Nelson-Ododa rounded out the Sun’s double-digit scorers with 10 points, eight rebounds, one assist, one steal and one block.
Thursday, July 10
AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL
Zone 1: Bristol 5, Simsbury 3
West Hartford 4, Oakville 1
TRI-STATE BASEBALL
CT Sliders 4, Canton 3
Wolcott 6, Valley Ducks 4 (8)
Bethlehem 2, Amenia NY 1
Valley Kraken at Tri-Town
New Haven at Naugatuck
COLLEGE BASEBALL
NECBL: Bristol 6, Pioneer Valley 2
PRO BASEBALL
Hartford 3, Portland 1 (10)
AMERICAN LEGION
Bristol 5, Simsbury 3
Records: Bristol 7-6, Simsbury 2-7
TRI-STATE BASEBALL
CT Sliders 4, Canton 3
At Waterbury (Washington Park)
Canton (3-9) 000 002 1 — 3-6-1
CT Sliders (8-4) 002 101 x — 4-5-1
Matt Rose, Jake Bryant (5) and Dennis Petro; Henry Marino, Richardson (7) and Campbell; WP: Marino; LP: Rose (1-1); Save: Richardson; 2B: none; 3B: none; HR: none; Highlights: Angel Christiano (C) 2-3, 1 run scored, 1 RBI; Jack Rose and Alex Varano each RBI for Crushers; Canton pitchers Matt Rose and Jake Bryant combined to allow five hits, strikeout four and walk two; Joe Dicrosta (S) 2-2, 1 run scored, 2 RBI; Marino (S) 6 IP, 6 hits, 5 strikeouts, 4 walks. Crushers are 1-3 in one-run games this season.
Bethlehem 2, Amenia 1
At Amenia NY
Bethlehem (10-3) 100 100 0 — 2-3-0
Amenia NY (5-8) 000 010 0 — 1-5-0
Jason Johnson, Carsten Donovan (6) and Swartout; Brodie Rothjen and Lampigone; WP: Johnson; LP: Rothjen; Saves: Donovan; 2B: none; 3B: none; HR: Ryan Ponte (B); Highlights: Ponte (B) homered in the fourth inning and drove in first run with a sacrifice fly in the second inning.
Wolcott 6, Valley Ducks 4 (8)
At New Milford
Wolcott 010 000 14 — 6-13-0
Valley Ducks 101 000 02 — 4-5-2
Surreira, Martinez (4), Lentini (6), Dunne (7), McCormack (7) and Joe Dunne; Marinaro, Wolpiuk (8), Daddona (8) and unknown; WP: Lentini; LP: Wolpiuk; Save: McCormack; Catcher Joe Dunne (W) 3-4, 1 RBI; A James (W) 3-4, 2 runs scored, Outfielder Josh Dunne (W) 2-4, 1 run scored
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Bristol 6, Pioneer Valley 2
At Holyoke, Mass.
Records: Bristol 19-10, Pioneer Valley 13-14. Highlights: Canton second baseman Nathan Lincoln was 0-for-2 for Bristol but walked three times, drove in a run and scored one run. In the field, he had five putouts and five assists as Bristol moved into a first place tie with Newport for first place in the Southern Division. Bristol is 8-2 in their last 10 games.
PRO BASEBALL
Hartford 3, Portland 1 (10)
At Portland, ME
Highlights: Yard Goats first baseman Charlie Condon smashed an RBI single in the 10th inning to break a 1-1 tie, and give Hartford the lead in a 3-1 victory over the Portland Sea Dogs on Thursday afternoon at Delta Dental Park at Hadlock Field. The Rockies top prospect singled to center field, scoring Zach Kokoska as the Yard Goats beat the Red Sox farm team for the eighth consecutive game. Condon went 2-4 with an RBI and run scored. Hartford starter Jack Mahoney along with relievers Mason Green, Bryce McGowan, Welinton Herrera, Carson Skipper and Collin Baumgartner held the Sea Dogs to just one run. Hartford pitching has allowed just three runs in the first three games of the season while winning each game. The Yard Goats have the second-best overall record in the Northeast Division at 46-38.
Wednesday, July 9
AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL
Zone 1: Torrington 7, Simsbury 5
West Hartford 12, Oakville 2
Milford 4, Bristol 2
TRI-STATE BASEBALL
CT Sliders at Naugatuck
Amenia 7, Tri-Town 5
COLLEGE BASEBALL
CCBL: Simsbury 2, West Haven 1
PRO BASKETBALL
Connecticut 93, Seattle 83
PRO BASEBALL
Hartford 3, Portland 2
AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL
Torrington 7, Simsbury 5
At Torrington
Simsbury (2-6) 111 200 0 — 5-9-2
Torrington (5-6) 001 060 x – 7-10-3
Kieran Beaman, Colby Wilheim (5), Craft (6) and Patrick Matyczyk; Will Parkhouse, Carl Parkhouse (5) and Dattel; WP: C Parkhouse; LP: Beaman; 2B: Dom Dibecelle (T), Jack McCoy (T); NOTE: Dibecelle (T) 3-4, 1 run scored, RBI, John Gollow (T) 2-3, 2 runs scored; Max Williams (S) 2-4, 2 runs scored, Brady Naspo (S) 2-3, 1 run scored, 1 RBI. Game at Fuessenich Park
TRI-STATE BASEBALL
Amenia 7, Tri-Town 5
At Amenia NY
Tri-Town (11-2) 104 000 0 — 5-4-0
Amenia (5-7) 500 200 x — 7-5-1
Bobby Chatfield and Corn; Sammy Rigolino, Colby Dunlop (5) and Caleb McCaul; WP: Rigolino; LP: Chatfield; 2B: none; 3B: none; HR: none; Highlights: Hibbard (T) 2-3, 1 run scores, 2 RBI, Aidan Damon (A) 2-3, 1 run scored; Nick Reilly (A) 1-2, 1 run scored, 2 RBI; Zach Carroll (A) two-RBI single in first inning
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Simsbury 2, West Haven 1
At Simsbury
Records: Simsbury 9-6-2, West Haven 8-7. NOTE: Simsbury is 5-0-1 in their last six games to move into a three-way tie for third place in the league. The Sabercats are 6-3-1 in their last 10 games.
PRO BASKETBALL
Connecticut 93, Seattle 83
At Uncasville
Seattle (83) Ogwumike 5-15 1-2 12, Williams 9-14 1-1 21, Magbegor 5-8 3-4 13, Diggins 8-19, 6-7 23, Wheeler 3-9 2-2 10, Clark 1-4 2-3 4, Malonga 0-0 0-0 0, Cooke 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 31-69 15-19
Connecticut (93) Charles 11-22 7-8 29, Nelson-Ododa 3-7 2-2 8, Hartley 4-8 4-4 15, Sheldon 5-8 2-2 16, Rivers 4-9 2-2 11,Peters 0-0 0-0 0, Morrow 2-5 2-2 6, Allen 0-0 0-0 0, Lacan 3-6 2-2 8. Totals 32-65 21-22.
Seattle (12-8) 27 22 25 9 – 83
Connecticut (3-16) 18 23 25 27 — 93
Three-point goals: Seattle 6-25 (Ogwumike 1-6, Williams 2-5, Magbegor 0-1, Diggins1-5, Wheeler 2-5, Clark 0-3); Connecticut 8-18 (Hartley 3-5, Sheldon 4-6, Rivers 1-3, Morrow 0-1, Lacan 0-3)
PRO BASEBALL
Hartford 3, Portland 2
At Portland
The Yard Goats got great pitching and timely hitting in a 3-2 win against the Portland Sea Dogs in the second game of a six-game series at Delta Dental Park at Hadlock Field in Portland, Maine. Hartford starter McCade Brown went five innings, allowing just one run and had six strikeouts for his third win. Relievers Evan Shawver, Sam Weatherly, Carson Skipper and Brayan Castillo finished the final four innings and surrendered just one run as the Yard Goats beat the Sea Dogs for the seventh consecutive game. Castillo struck out Brooks Brannon to end the game with runners at second and third base. Ronaiker Palma hit a solo home run and Nic Kent had a sacrifice fly in the Hartford victory. Hartford pitching was impressive once again and has limited the Sea Dogs to just three runs in the first two games of the series. Starter McCade Brown went five strong with six strikeouts and did not walk a single batter. He retired the final 10 batters faced and permitted just one run with two singles and a double.
Tuesday, July 8
AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL
Zone 1: Oakville at Simsbury
TRI-STATE BASEBALL
Valley Ducks 3, Canton 1
CT Sliders 5, Torrington 0
Tri-Town at Amenia NY, ppd. to Wednesday
Wolcott 8, New Haven 5
Bethlehem 8, Valley Kraken 2
Winsted 14, Naugatuck 6
COLLEGE BASEBALL
CCBL: Simsbury 9, Western Mass. 1
NECBL: Bristol 6, Newport 1
PRO BASEBALL
Hartford 6, Portland 1
TRI-STATE BASEBALL
Valley Ducks 3, Canton 1
At Canton
Valley Ducks (8-5) 000 012 0 — 3-7-0
Canton (3-9) 000 100 0 — 1-2-3
Jacobi Bouchard, Gallagher (6) and unknown; Angel Christiano and Daniel Petro; WP: Gallagher; LP: Christiano (1-2); 2B: Alec Varano (C); NOTE: Angel Torres (D) was 2-for-3. Kyle Dadonna had a RBI single in the sixth and a second run scored on an infield ground ball. Varano (C) scored on a wild pitch for Canton in the fourth. Tony Nicoletti had a single for the Crushers.
Bethlehem 8, Valley Kraken 2
At New Milford
Bethlehem (10-3) 211 031 — 8-14-3
Valley Kraken (8-4) 000 101 — 2-7-1
Ty Boisvert, Carsten Donovan (6) and Belisle; No battery available; WP: Boisvert; 2B: Waldon (B), Chung (B), Johnson (B); NOTES: Dylan Chung (B) 3-3, 3 runs scored, RBI; Isaiah Johnson (B) 3-4, 1 run scored, 2 RBI; Carsten Donovan (B) 2-4, 2 runs scored, stolen base; Boisvert and Donovan combined to limit Kraken to 7 hits and striking out nine. They walked one. Braydon Stellato (K) 3-4, RBI, Miles Pokrinchak (K) 2-3, 1 run scored
CT Sliders 5, Torrington 0
At Torrington
Sliders (7-4) 302 000 0 — 5-6-0
Torrington (4-8) 000 000 0 — 0-3-0
Ryan Glover, Marino (6), Richardson (7) and Ray Campbell; Brown, Cuello (5) and Gordon; WP: Glover; LP: Brown; 2B: Josh Dobratz (S), HR: Dobratz (S); NOTE: Dobratz (S) 2-3, 2 runs, 2 RBI, HR and double; Campell (S) 2-2, 1 RBI, 1 run scored; Glover (S) 5 IP, 2 hits allowed, 12 strikeouts, 2 walks. Sliders combined to fan 14 batters; Kyle Green, Robert Anton and Keybers Cuello each singles for Torrington
Wolcott 8, New Haven 5
At Wolcott
Wolcott (12-3) 011 000 6 — 8-9-5
New Haven (0-9) 001 020 2 — 5-7-5
Bisallion, Ehmer (3), Dunne (5), Fernandez (7) and Dunne; Diaz, Krenchi (3), Beato (7) and Cruz; WP: Dunne; LP: Krenchi; 2B: Alex James (W), Drew Rocca (W); NOTE: Joe Sconziano (W) 4-4, 2 RBI, James 2-3, 2 runs scored, RBI. Four Wolcott pitchers combined to strike out 10 and walk 10; Two walks and three errors in the seventh helped Wolcott score 6 runs to take the lead
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Bristol 6, Newport 1
At Bristol
Records: Bristol 18-10, Newport 19-9. Highlights: With the win, Bristol moves one game behind Southern Division leader Newport. Canton second baseman Nathan Lincoln was 0-for-3 at the plate but he scored two runs. He had three putouts and three assists at second base.
Simsbury 8, Western Massachusetts 1
At Agawam, Mass.
Records: Simsbury 8-6-2, Western Mass. 7-12-2. NOTE: With the win, Simsbury is 2-0-1 in their last three games and moves into fifth place in the league.
PRO BASEBALL
Hartford 6, Portland 1
At Portland, ME
Hartford’s Sean Sullivan pitched seven innings and had seven strikeouts leading the Yard Goats to a 6-1 victory against the Portland Sea Dogs in the first game of a six-game series on at Delta Dental Park at Hadlock Field. Sullivan retired 11 straight batters from the second through six innings and earned his seventh win of the season. Juan Guerrero had the go-ahead RBI sac fly in the eighth inning and gave the Yard Goats a 2-1 lead. Nic Kent had four hits and Charlie Condon had a pair of RBI’s for Hartford. This is the final series before the all-star break which is next week.
Monday, July 7
TRI-STATE BASEBALL
Wolcott 7, Winsted 6 (12)
LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL
District 6 Major Division
Final: Simsbury 11, East Granby/Granby 0 (4)
District 6 U10 tournament
Final: Simsbury 14, East Granby/Granby 4 (4)
COLLEGE BASEBALL
CCBL: Simsbury 11-2, Gold Star 4-2
NECBL: Bristol 6, Vermont 2
LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL
District 6 Major Division final
Simsbury 11, East Granby/Granby 0 (4)
At Plymouth
EG/Granby (5-3) 000 0 — 0-2-8
Simsbury (8-1) 062 3 — 11-6-1
Eamon Schmutz, Maddox Perry (2) and Michael Magennis; Will Haberman and Brandon Mitchell; WP: Haberman (3-1), LP: Schmutz; 2B: Jackson Fournier (S), Michael Mangennis (EG); HR: Aiden Girard (S); Highlights: Haberman 4 IP, 2 hits, 4 strikeouts, 1 walk; Simsbury advances to state tournament and will begin play in the Section II tournament
AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL
Zone 1 standings (As of July 5): West Hartford 8-1, Bristol 6-4, Torrington 4-5, Oakville 3-7, Simsbury 2-6
TRI-STATE BASEBALL
League standings (As of July 6:) Tri-Town 6-1, Wolcott 10-3, Bethlehem 9-3, Valley Kraken 8-3, Burlington 8-4, CT Sliders 6-4, Valley Ducks 7-5, Amenia NY 5-7, Torrington 4-7, Canton 3-8, Winsted 2-7, New Haven 0-8, Naugatuck 0-8
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Bristol 6, Vermont 2
At Montpelier, Vt.
Records: Bristol 17-10, Vermont 10-16. Highlights: Canton’s Nathan Lincoln went 1-for-3 for the Blues and is hitting .269. He played second base for Bristol and had three assists and one putout.
Simsbury 11-2, Gold Star 4-2
At Groton
Records: Simsbury 7-6-2, Gold Star 8-6-1. The Sabercats took on the Generals at Bidwell Field, winning the first game of a doubleheader, 11-4 before battling to a 2-2 tie in game two.
Connecticut Collegiate Baseball League (CCBL) standings (As of July 6): Bridgeport 12-2, 38 points; Danbury 9-7-1, 36; Western Massachusetts 7-11-2, 36; Southington 9-5, 32; Meriden 8-7, 31; West Haven 8-5, 29; Gold Star 8-5, 29; Silk City 7-8, 29; Simsbury 6-6-1, 26; Glastonbury 3-12-1, 23; Hamden 3-9-2, 22. Teams earn 3 points for a win, 2 points for a tie and 1 point for a loss.
New England Collegiate Baseball League (NECBL) standings (As of July 5): Northern Division – Keene 18-8, Sanford 11-3, Vermont 10-14, Upper Valley 10-14, North Adams 9-14, North Shore 9-16; Southern Division – Newport 18-7, Bristol 16-10, Martha’s Vineyard 13-10, Mystic 13-13, Pioneer Valley 11-12, Ocean State 11-12, Danbury 8-13
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