BOYS LACROSSE HIGHLIGHTS
TOP PERFORMANCES
Abe Adams-Hull, Morgan: Made 16 saves in an 8-7 victory over Valley Regional.
Christian Alliegro, Darien: After scoring three fourthquarter goals as Darien’s comeback attempt at Brunswick came up short, scored the winning goal with 1.0 seconds left as the Blue Wave came back to beat St. Anthony’s (N.Y.).
James Bauer, Fairfield Warde: Scored in double overtime for an 8-7 win over Norwalk, the Mustangs’ seventh victory, clinching a Class L tournament berth.
Sean Bosworth, Branford/East Haven: Scored four goals and had an assist in a 17-7 win over Lyman Hall.
Connor Chirico, Law: Scored eight goals, tying the school record, in a 19-9 win over Ledyard.
Patrick Coughlin, Amity: Scored five goals and had an assist as the Spartans topped North Haven 12-4.
Nick Cox, Old Lyme: Eight points in a 16-7 win over North Branford.
Henry Dodge, Staples: Went 21-2 on faceoffs and scored two goals in a 15-4 win over Glastonbury.
Max Festa, Sheehan: Four goals and two assists in the Titans’ 15-3 win over Stamford.
Aidan Fletcher, Notre Dame-West Haven: Scored eight points in an 18-10 win over McMahon, passing 100 career points.
Nolan Flynn, Bethel: Five goals and an assist in the Wildcats’ 11-7 win over Foran.
Peter Grandolfo, Fairfield Prep: Scored five goals in the 13-8 win over Boston College High (Mass.).
Luke Hendricksen, Law: Scored seven goals and five assists — the 12 points are a school record — while going 23-for-29 on faceoffs in a 19-9 win over Ledyard.
Kayden Hinchey, Glastonbury: Scored four goals and assisted on four others in a 13-7 win over Newtown.
Matt Jeffrey, Cheshire: Scored five goals in the Rams’ 18-7 win over Guilford.
Andrew Kupson, Foran: Four goals in a 16-7 win over Law.
Bryce Metalios, Greenwich: Scored four goals in a seesaw 11-6 win over Fairfield Ludlowe.
Corey Phipps, Haddam-Killingworth: Scored in double overtime for a 6-5 win over North Branford.
Jack Roberts, Lyman Hall: Scored eight goals in a 15-14 win over West Haven.
Drew Sager, East Lyme: Had 10 points in a 16-15 win over NFA.
Sam Sisk, Hand: Scored three goals — the last, the 100th of his career — in a 14-11 come-from-behind win over Notre Dame-West Haven.
Nasir Thornton, Westhill: His overtime goal lifted the Vikings to an 11-10 win over Trumbull to clinch Westhill’s first state tournament berth in 11 years.
Charlie Vath, Southington: Scored two goals, including the game-winner, in an 8-7 victory over Conard.
John Zimmerman, Waterford: Scored five goals and an assist in a 14-5 win over Woodstock Academy.
GAMES TO WATCH
Tolland at Wethersfield, Thursday, 3:45 p.m.: They come into the week the only unbeaten teams within the CCC South. They’ve both done all right against others, too, solidly over .500.
New Milford at Weston, Thursday, 6 p.m.: New Milford has won seven in a row since its only SWC loss, 10-6 to Barlow on April 14. Barlow’s only league loss is to Weston. Weston is unbeaten in the league.
New Canaan at Staples, Saturday, 3 p.m.: In addition to a late-season top-10 FCIAC battle, the afternoon will also feature Staples’ Hall of Fame inductions: Bill Rexford ‘86, Ryan Kubie ‘96, former coach Paul McNulty ‘64, and his 2010 team that was unbeaten in the regular season and finished 18-2.
McMahon at Norwalk, Saturday, 6 p.m.: The city championship may also determine whether Norwalk (6-7, with New Canaan and Ridgefield also remaining) makes the Class L tournament.
Greenwich at Wilton, Saturday, 7 p.m.: Yet another late season top-10 FCIAC battle, with No. 3 in the poll hosting No. 8.
Law at Lyman Hall, Monday, 5:30 p.m.: Including Wednesday’s game against Guilford, Law needs to go at least 3-2 in its last five games to make the Class M playoffs. Lyman Hall needs one of its last three. This could be a playoff game.
Pomperaug at New Milford, Monday, 7 p.m.: The Panthers have won four in a row, the last of those against neighbor Newtown and possibly dealing the Nighthawks’ 15-year state-tournament streak a crippling blow. New Milford is a step up on paper; see how it goes on the field.
South Windsor at Farmington, Tuesday, 6 p.m.: They come into the week the only unbeaten teams within the CCC North. (We’d complete the set, but the two unbeaten CCC Central teams, Simsbury and Glastonbury, don’t meet until May 20.)
Valley Regional at North Branford, Tuesday, 6 p.m.: Another conceivable playoff game, this one in Class S, though the host Thunderbirds (6-7) can take care of their half the day before against Morgan. At 5-9, Valley’s margin for error in the last two games is gone. (While we’re at it... ah, save next week for next week.)