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 CCCFCIAC 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.