It’s not easy taking over for a legend.
Ask Bunty Ray, who took over for Mike Giovinazzo as Bristol Eastern boys coach this season. Another new head guy is Ryan Olsen, who took over for the legendary Ed Generali at Holy Cross.
So far, so good for the Crusaders. Holy Cross beat Seymour 81-62 on opening night, then dismantled Derby 85-42 tonight to get to 2-0.
In the opener against Seymour, Nyzair Rountree lit up the nets for 29 points while teammate Kerson Etienne had 22 points. DeAndre Wallace had a huge double-double with 15 points and 22 rebounds, according to statistics posted on MaxPreps.
Stats weren’t available yet for the Derby game, but the most important one is Holy Cross’ record, 2-0.
Basketball
Crosby boys strike it big in second half of road victory over Torrington
Micah Blackman (0) played big inside for the Crosby boys in their 57-35 road win over Torrington on Friday night. Khani Glenn, right, was solid for the Bulldogs in the second half. (Copyright, Sports on […]
Swimming
Bristol Eastern takes city swim meet against Bristol Central, St. Paul
Bristol’s three girls swimming and diving programs got together for the annual city series meet on Saturday night at the Dennis Malone Aquatics Center. Bristol Eastern won the meet against Mum City foes Bristol Central and St. […]
Tennis
Wolcott boys tennis tops Holy Cross, remains undefeated
Wolcott’s Tyler Sgrott serves the ball to Holy Cross’ Andrew Russoduring their No. 6 singles match on Thursday at Holy Cross.(Copyright, Sports on CT-69) The Wolcott and Holy Cross boys tennis teams will be very […]