Wolcott indoor track and field didn’t have a meet this week, but there’s a big one coming on Monday.
The Eagles head to the Floyd Little Athletic Center in New Haven for the NVL Indoor Track and Field Championships. The meet begins at 4 p.m.
BOYS
Wolcott 49, Woodland 45: The Eagles held off the Hawks at home for a win on Wednesday.
Pat Drewry (16 points) was the lone player in double figures for Wolcott, but three others — Mike Tessarzik, Bob White and Jack Drewry — all had six or more points in a balanced effort.
St. Paul 59, Wolcott 33: It was a tough night for the Eagles on the road Friday against the Falcons.
Wolcott couldn’t get the offense going and was overwhelmed by St. Paul. Pat Drewry again led the Eagles in scoring, though he had just seven points.
Wolcott is 4-8 and has eight games left in the regular season. The Eagles play Waterbury Career Academy, Torrington and Watertown this week.
Wolcott couldn’t get the offense going and was overwhelmed by St. Paul. Pat Drewry again led the Eagles in scoring, though he had just seven points.
Wolcott is 4-8 and has eight games left in the regular season. The Eagles play Waterbury Career Academy, Torrington and Watertown this week.
GIRLS
Woodland 63, Wolcott 57, OT: The Eagles took a tough loss in extra time on the road to the Hawks on Wednesday.
Raven Cody (21) and Jenna Hoban (13) reached double figures for Wolcott. Megan Doubleday and Kaily Lawlor each had seven points.
St. Paul 64, Wolcott 39: It was also a rough Friday night for the Eagle girls, who lost at home to the Falcons.
Cody led the way with 18 points. Doubleday didn’t play in the game, according to the box score reported to the Waterbury Republican-American.
Wolcott is 7-7 with six games remaining in the regular season. The Eagles need one more win for a state tournament berth, and they hope to get that out of the way Monday at home against Waterbury Career Academy. Wolcott plays Torrington on Wednesday and Watertown on Friday.
Cody led the way with 18 points. Doubleday didn’t play in the game, according to the box score reported to the Waterbury Republican-American.
Wolcott is 7-7 with six games remaining in the regular season. The Eagles need one more win for a state tournament berth, and they hope to get that out of the way Monday at home against Waterbury Career Academy. Wolcott plays Torrington on Wednesday and Watertown on Friday.
