TOP PERFORMANCES
Owen Bull, Trumbull: The senior striker has scored nine of Trumbull’s 15 goals this season with three more last week, including both goals in a 2-0 win over Greenwich to help Trumbull remain unbeaten.
Joey Rose, Manchester: Rose accomplished every keeper’s dream, scoring on a long punt which took a huge hop over the Hartford Public keeper’s head for a goal. Rose also kept a clean sheet in goal in the 6-0 win.
Mario Milardo, Xavier: Milardo tallied a hat trick as the Falcons beat Hamden 4-2.
Genti Ismaili, Pomperaug: The freshman scored two goals in a 4-1 win over Barlow to help the Panthers stay undefeated.
Drew Monteserin, South Windsor: The junior forward scored goals in each of South Windsor’s three wins this week with two against East Catholic and one each against RHAM and McMahon in the CCC-FCIAC Challenge.
Chris Baukus, Montville: Baukus scored a goal and dished out three assists as Montville defeated Tourtellotte.
Braden Gilbey, Avon: Gilbey scored two goals for Avon as part of a 3-2 win over Ridgefield after trailing 2-0 at halftime in the CCC-FCIAC Challenge.
Lucas Almeida, Hall: The UConn-bound striker tallied a hat trick as Hall beat Bristol Central 5-1.
Nate DaCruz, Seymour: DaCruz scored three times in a 6-0 win over Derby.
Brennon Johnson, East Hampton: Johnson converted a penalty kick in the 64th minute as East Hampton defeated Morgan 1-0.
Nate Reiter, Litchfield: Reiter had four goals and an assist in a 6-1 Litchfield win over Housatonic Valley.
Zach Lamitie, Norwich Tech: Lamitie had three assists as Norwich Tech remained unbeaten with a 6-0 win over Grasso
Tech.
Muluken Marchand, Cheshire: Marchand had three goals for the Rams in a 7-0 victory over Branford.
Matthew Dima, Oxford: Dima scored twice and added three assists for the Wolverines in a 5-0 win over Ansonia.
GAMES TO WATCH
Avon at Glastonbury, Tuesday, 3:45 p.m.: Glastonbury has conceded one goal in six games, Avon has scored 12 in five games, but not against a defense as strong as the Guardians. Brookfield at Bethel, Tuesday, 4 p.m.: Neither team has
lost yet. The question is can Brookfield stop GameTimeCT 25 to watch player Andreas Shaboo of Bethel?
Canton at East Hampton, Wednesday, 6 p.m.: One of the best from the NCCC visits one of the best from the Shoreline.
Pomperaug at Weston, Thursday, 6 p.m.: Two of the league favorites this season, the last two SWC champions and a rematch of the 2019 SWC final. Yes please.
Norwalk at Danbury, Friday, 3:45 p.m.: Norwalk has emerged as an early favorite in the FCIAC, but if one team can slow down the Bears, it is the Hatters with a defense that has four shutouts in six games.