The Class S girls soccer tournament is down to the final four teams, and two of them hail from this area.
St. Paul and Holy Cross took completely different paths on Saturday to reach the Class S semifinals. The Falcons, seeded fourth, needed overtime to take down No. 12 East Granby by a score of 2-1 in their quarterfinal on McPhee Field at St. Paul. The Crusaders, seeded second, blasted No. 7 Tourtellotte 8-0 at LaMoy Field on the campus of Post University. Holy Cross had an astounding 5-0 halftime lead.
St. Paul will play top-seeded Old Lyme in one semifinal on either Tuesday or Wednesday. The site and time are to be determined.
Holy Cross gets No. 11 East Hampton in the other semifinal, also on Tuesday or Wednesday. The site and time of that match are to be determined.
Baseball
Sacred Heart baseball wins competitive matchup at Wilby
The Sacred Heart and Wilby baseball teams hooked up for a competitive game on the hill at Wilby High School on Saturday afternoon. Matt Mancini was solid in relief for Sacred Heart and took the […]
Basketball
Mallory makes Northeast-10 honor roll
Southern Connecticut State junior Michael Mallory (Holy Cross) once again received recognition from the Northeast-10 Conference for his efforts. Mallory was named to the conference’s honor roll after three solid games last week. The honor […]
Volleyball
Rams reach second state volleyball final in three years, will play Farmington
For the second time in three seasons, the Bristol Central girls volleyball team will play for the Class L state championship. The 10th-seeded Rams took care of third-seeded Woodstock Academy, 3-1, on Wednesday night at […]