In two of its first three matches, the St. Paul girls soccer team came oh-so-close to picking up a victory.
The Falcons began the season with a 1-1 tie at home against Holy Cross, then lost to Watertown 4-1 on the road. St. Paul secured its second tie, 0-0, against Wolcott on Monday.
On Wednesday evening in front of the home fans, the Falcons broke through against Sacred Heart, winning by a score of 5-1.
The Sacred Heart tilt started a three-match homestand for St. Paul. The Falcons host Woodland on Friday at 4 p.m., then play Ansonia next Monday at 5 p.m.
Basketball
Raponey had plenty of support during Division III boys final with Lewis Mills
Lewis Mills boys basketball head coach Ryan Raponey, left, calls out to his team during Saturday’s Division III state championship game against Bunnell-Stratford at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville. To his right are assistants Mike […]
Football
WEEK 8 FOOTBALL: Wolcott uses big third quarter to topple St. Paul
This past week was the eighth of the 2018 high school football season. It was time for teams to make a move toward postseason contention, or time to keep the thoughts of a winning season […]
Football
Day 1 of fall sports season
Friday was Day 1 of the high school fall sports season. Only two of the area’s eight football teams won (Wolcott and Holy Cross). The Eagles scored a 42-6 victory at home over Wilby while […]