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C5. THE HARTFORD COURANT: Saturday, November 5, 1994 67 3 Crowning moment as Hanscom wins Manchester comes away with 1st title finish, Maheu turns on the heat Javier junior wins; Simsbury triumphs Boys Open '-4 vs-- By KEVIN F.HAYES Courant Staff Writer MANCHESTER The experts had called her victory in the Class LL meet surprising. But in the CIAC State Open girls cross country championships Friday at Wickham Park, Alison Hanscom's run to the finish line was more like a "After the time I ran last week at the Class LL meet, everybody should have known that I'd be there today. Alison Hanscom East Hartford it Girls Open John Dunn Special to The Courant Runners in the State Open girls cross country championship race move to the top of a hill early in the race Friday. raug, 46.

Kyle Zawistoaki, Manchester, 47. Kyle Nelson, NFA, 48. Chris Smith, Fitch, 49. John Blrkhead, Stafford, 50. Matt Tarber, Windham, 17:23.

Girls Results of Um CMC Stat Opm Cross Country Championships Friday at Wickham Park, Manchester. Tho top 25 Individuals and top six teams qualify for th New England championships Nov. 12 at Deny Field Park, Manchester, N.H. Boys make his move. But about 2 miles into the race, Yohannes noticed Longo having trouble.

"His head started shaking," Yohannes said. "He looked woozy. I thought he was going to win the race today. I feel pretty bad to see him finish like this." Then, Maheu started to pass people and behind only Yohannes. Yohannes started to falter; Maheu's legs were still fresh.

The race belonged to Maheu. Before the meet, the Simsbury team was relaxed. This week, the top five runners shaved their heads for unity and just some crazy fun, they said. "The chemistry on the team is just great," said Simsbury's Mike Brouillet, who finished sixth in 16:29. "Every one fits in so well." Earlier in the season, Simsbury defeated both Xavier and Manchester in the championship race of the Wickham Invitational.

But some dismissed the victory as a midsea-son race, which didn't mean much. Even Simsbury downplayed the victory. Simsbury then went on to win the Class title, while Manchester and Xavier competed in Class LL. Xavier won the LL meet. The Trojans said they still felt they needed to prove themselves.

The plan? "Our philosophy was, when you cross the finish line, you better be exhausted," Brouillet said. Brouillet was followed by teammates Ryan Eckel (16:45, 22nd) and Peter Rodrigues (17:03, 29th). "At the beginning of the year, I knew winning the Open was a possibility," Simsbury coach Mike Cohen said. "As the season progressed, I realized it was a greater possibility. The guys didn't disappoint.

They all did a tremendous job." Hanscom increased her lead to about 75 yards over the second- place group as she neared the fin--'; ish. Brand eventually dropped and finished seventh but' she was far from disappointed. JJ In fact, Brand said she had two- reasons to celebrate: "Alison and f' have been friends for a long I'm excited for her because deserved to win. Teamwise, thrilled. This was our goal and it's!" an awesome feeling to win like this." For Manchester, the top team irk" the state coaches poll all victory did not come easily.

The-unseasonably warm weather" caused sophomore Jill Neumayer td collapse about three-quarters of the way through the race. Manchester coach Stan Bebyn said Neumayer was taken to Manchester Memorial -Hospital, where she was treated for I dehydration and released. Bebyn said he did not learn of I Neumayer's trouble until he got to the finish line and spoke with his other runners. Initially, Bebyn said," he expected the loss of Neumayer ta -spoil his team's chances of But Manchester won with itst; depth, placing three runners (Brand, No. 12 Jennifer Gates No.

17 Ann Mary Lukas) in the top 20. Akilah Barr finished 31st and Jennifer Jackson 67th for the Indi ans. "I thought it was going to be like.J everything else close but no cookie. But our depth pulled us" through," Bebyn said. "I think the story of the day was Jen Jackson coming through for us.

We needed someone to step up and Jen did that. This is the proudest moment of my life and my coaching career." Hanscom, a senior at East Hartford, left little doubt that she is the best in the state, winning the Open championship in 15 minutes, 35 seconds for 2.4 miles. Manchester finished with 91 points to win the team title ahead of Cheshire (133) and Wolcott (144). It was Manchester's first State Open girls title. Hanscom also made history, becoming East Hartford's first State Open girls champion.

Hanscom, 15th last year in the Open, was alone as she turned up the hill for the final 250 yards. Hanscom finished 18 seconds ahead of 1993 Open champion Jill Akus of Norwich Free Academy. Emily Kane of Weston and NFA's Stephanie Johnson also finished in 15:53. "I don't think it was a fluke," Hanscom said. "After the time 15:34 I ran last week, everybody should have known that I'd be there today.

I knew I would make All-State top 25, but I wasn't sure I would be this high up. But this is my home course. I run here almost every day and I consider myself lucky to have had the advantage of running here." Hanscom, who also won the CCC East and Class LL meets at Wickham Park, used her course knowledge to set a fast pace that gave her an early lead over Akus, Johnson and Manchester's Shelley Brand. "The pace was fast and I just decided to go out early," Hanscom said. "I thought the pack would stick with me a little longer, but halfway through the race I started to pull away a little.

I thought about going too fast, but once I had the lead I decided not to change my pace." 4,000 meters (2.4 miles) Team: 1. Manchester, 91: 2. Cheshire. 133; 3. Wolcott, 144: 4.

Norwich Free Academy, 145; 5. Wilton, 154: 6. Simsbury, 155; 7. South Windsor, 282; 7. Rockville, 282: 7.

E.O. Smrth-Storrs; 282; 10. Mercy-MkkHetown. 293; 11. Piatt-Meriden.

301; 12. New Canaan. 302; 13. RHAM-Hebron. 303: 14.

Ledyard, 324; 15. Litchfield. 327; 16. Fairfield. 337; 17.

Trinity Catholic-Stamford, 355; 1 8. MkJdletown. 398: 1 9. Joel Barlow-Redding, 417; 20. Avon, 423: 21.

Stafford. 452. Individuals: 1. Alison Hanscom, East Hartford, 1 2. Jill Akus, NFA, 1 5:53: 3.

Emily Kane, Weston, 4. Stephanie Johnson, NFA, 5. Allison Ciosek, Lyman Hall-Wallinglord. 6. Katie Lerz, Wolcott, 7.

Shelley Brand, Manchester, 8. Maura Danahy, South Windsor, 9. Melissa Rupenski, Wolcott, 10. Parti Oliver, Piatt-Meriden, 11. Meghan Callahan, Simsbury, 12.

Jennifer Gates. Manchester, 13. Mamie Larabee, Newtown, 14. Monica Gallagher, Bethel, 15. Lindsay Holmes, East Hampton, 1 1 6.

Amy Baxter, Cheshire, 1 1 7. Ann Mary Lukas, Manchester, 16:43: 18. Kara Kerr, Litchfield, 1 1 9. Kristin Pederson, Portland, 20. Marie Horrigan, Weston, 21.

Kim Almeida. Wolcott, 22. Amy Montemerlo, Mercy-Middletown, 23. Mindy Morse. Shepaug Valley-Washington, 16:53: 24.

Jamie Sutherland, Wilton, 16:53: 25. Amy Leventhal, Wilton, 16:54. 26. Alyson Baker. Fairfield, 27.

Carrie Demir-gian, East Windsor, 28. Keelin Mooney, New Canaan. 29. Colleen Taylor, Rockville, 30. Jamila Heath, Wilbur Cross-New Haven, 31.

Akilah Barr, Manchester, 32. Gretchen Holden, RHAM-Hebron, 33. Lauren St. Pierre, Joel Barlow-Redding, 34. Carly Strolch, Griswold, 35.

Molly Burnett. NFA, 17:13: 36. Becky Schettler, Litchfield, 37. Anne Stowell, Simsbury, 36. Barbara LaFlamme, Stafford, 39.

Kate Goldsich, Avon, 17:25: 40. Jennifer Martin. Cheshire, 17:25: 41. Nyssa Straatveit, East Lyme, 17:26: 42. Nicole Denman, New Canaan, 43.

Michelle Strati, West Haven, 1 44. Kim Qrabarz, Brookfield. 45. Lisa Boonar, Cheshire, 17:30: 46. Yolanda Flamino, Ellington, 47.

Cindy Schwartz. Wilton, 1 7:31 48. Alex Piotrowski, Cheshire, 1 7:32: 49. Kristen Dantscher, Cheshire, 1 50. Allison Eisele, Simsbury, 1 7:32.

By ROBERTO GONZALEZ Courant Staff Writer MANCHESTER The advance word on Xavier-Middletown's Steve Maheu was he had a tremendous kick: an explosive burst of speed that would simply wipe out his competition. Maheu, a junior, lived up to his billing. Maheu kicked past Hartford Public's Samson Yohannes about 300 yards before the finish of the 3.1-mile course to win the CIAC State Open boys cross country championship Friday at Wickham Park in Manchester. Despite the mild temperature in the'mid-70s, Maheu finished in 16 minutes, 9 seconds. Yohannes, who struggled at the end, fell back to third Geoff Howard of Fairfield finished second Maheu was the second Xavier runner to win the Open; the last was J.T.

Burke in 1986. Favorite Chris Longo of Holy Cross-Waterbury, struggled to the finish in 13th place and collapsed from exhaustion. He was dragged out of the chute and eventually taken to Manchester Hospital, where he was observed and released. "If anybody deserved to win this, he did," Holy Cross coach Dave Cohen said. "The attitude he has and the preparation he put into this race was incredible.

It's just a shame." Cohen said Longo had been fighting a head cold all week, but seemed ready before the race. Simsbury won the team title for the first time with 100 points, fol-qwed by Manchester (128) and r-Middletown (Hi). ''After the race Maheu didn't say much. He had no grand plan or strategy, he said. His plan, he said, was, "To just go out and run my best." The race started on a fast pace, with Longo, Yohannes, Litchfield's Brian Shafer and Tolland's Alex Ze-mek in the leaders' pack.

Maheu was a little further back, waiting to ni. Rocky Hill, RHAMtie for title bin New Britain edges Maloney in football By DESMOND CONNER Courant Staff Writer CROMWELL RHAM-Hebron's IStephani Alfieri scored a school-record 56th goal Friday with 16 minutes, 49 seconds remaining in regulation during the COC championship game against Rocky Hill. 5,000 meters (3.1 miles) Team: 1. Simsbury, 100; 2. Manchester, 129; 3.

Xavier-Middletown, 141:4. Griswold, 1 92; 5. Danbury, 205; 6. Norwich Free Academy, 242; 7. Guilford, 251 8.

Fitch-Groton, 258; 9. Windham, 270; 10. Glastonbury. 275: 11. Notre Dame-West Haven, 281; 12.

Stafford. 292; 13. Farmington. 299; 14. Tolland.

334; 15. Windham Tech. 340; 18. Joel Barlow-Redding, 343; 17. Pomperaug-Southbury, 369: 18.

Conard-West Hartford. 396; 19. Gilbert-Winsted, 420; 20. Killingfy, 432; 21. Southington, 438; 22.

Bethel, 464; 23. Coventry. 660; 24. East Hampton, 716. Individuals: 1.

Steven Maheu, Xavier, 2. Geoff Howard, Fairfield, 1 6:1 3. Samson Yohannes, HPHS, 1 4. Jeff McCarthy, Glastonbury, 1 5. Brian Shafer, Litchfield, 6.

Michael Brouillet, Simsbury, 16:29: 7. Alex Zemek. Tolland, 8. Evan Nicholas. St.

Bernard- Montville, 16:31 9. Calvin Harris, Windham, 16:35: 10. Joe Carpisassi, Pompe-raug, 11 Dan Wilson. Notre Dame-West Haven, 12. Dave Ouist.

Wilton. 13. Chris Longo, Holy Cross-Waterbury, 14.JamieLyko, Conard-West Hartford. 16:39: 15. Dedo Tenreiro, Danbury, 16.

Eric Brousseau, Stafford, 17. Jeff Novak, East Lyme. 18. Shane Morrison, East Catholic-Manchester, 19. Dan Uriano.

Manchester. 20. Eric Fecteau, East Hartford. 21. Dave Anderson, Waterford, 16:45: 22.

Ryan Eckel. Simsbury, 23. Rick Rodriguez, Maloney-Meriden, 24. Joe Mc-Knight. Guilford.

25. Kevin Kargle, Bethel, 16:51. 26. Alejandro Sierra. HPHS, 27.

Mike Regan, Brookfield, 28. Julian Callender, NFA, 29. Peter Rodrigues, Simsbury, 30. Joshua Wlnkley. Xavier, 31.

Ricky Bell. Wilbur Cross-New Haven, 32. Kyle Percy, Rockville, 33. Brendan Hines, Xavier, 34. Kiki lumfua-kiadi, Bassick-Bridgeport, 17:06: 35.

Kevin Larkin, Griswold. 36. Matt Spina, Manchester, 17:10: 37. Daniel Soboleski, Portland, 38 Brian Daniels, Bristol Eastern, 39. David Dembinsks Griswold, 40.

Brent Roberts. Hand-Madison, 41. Mark Katuzney, Sheehan-Wallingford. 17:13: 42. Stephen Palmer, Tolland.

43. Ryan Coombs, Griswold, 44. Rich DeJesus, Kaynor Tech-Walerbury, 17:15:45. Justin Lynch, Pompe- FRIDAY NEW BRITAIN 21, MALONEY 27 lk iritaa (5-1) i WJ ill Ti i I 7 14 III B-27 (4-4) ICWMC SUMMARY first NB Tony Morales 2 run (Gregg Wy- socki kick) Sace1 SMrter Rahshon Spikes 66 run (run failed) THNssartar NB Wysocki 1 run (Wysocki kick) i CCC East Rockville 10, East Hartford 0 CCCSoalk Bristol Central 20. Piatt 13 New Britain 28, Maloney 27 Southington 34, Newington 6 Pequet Griswold 20, Plainfiekt 14 SCC Hotttatonk Cheshire 54, Derby 6 Sheehan 29, Amity 15 Shelton 25.

Lyman Hall 12 SCC Hamenasset East Haven 30, Guilford 14 SCC QuimipiK Fairfield Prep 21 Wilbur Cross 6 West Haven 34, Notre Dame-West Haven 7 CCC Killingly 47, Montville 8 Waterford 30, St. Bernard 0 NVL Ansonia 56. Wolcott 0 Sacred Heart 32, Kennedy 0 FCIAC Trumbull 32, Bridgeport Central 0 WCC Bethel 10. Brookfield 7 (OT) few-' ft Joe Annino 36 pass Irom Todd McNeil (pass failed) NB Nate Johnson 66 run (Wysocki kick) Spikes 25 run (Alex Winarski kick) NB Carlos Ramos 7 run (Wysocki kick) Uriah Siniscalco 32 pass Irom McNeil (Spikes run) CCC East ROCKVILLE 10, EAST HARTFORD 0 1 Cheshire) (8-0): def. Derby, 54-6 Next: Sheehan-Wallingford, Nov.

11,7 p.m. 2 Ansonia (8-0): def. Wolcott, 56-0 Next: at Watertown, Nov. 12, 1:30 p.m. 3 Fitch-Groton (7-0): at Ledyard (5-2), today, 1:30 p.m.

Next: Montville, Nov. 12, 1:30 p.m. 4 Hand-Madison (7-0): at Hillhouse (2-5), today, 1 p.m. Next: at Branford, Nov. 12, 1 :30 p.m.

4McMahon-Norwalk (7-0): at Trinity Catholic-Stamford (6-1), today, 2 p.m. Next: Bassick-Bridgeport, Nov. 12, 1:30 p.m. 6Naugtuck(7-0): idle Next: Holy Cross-Waterbury, Friday, 7 p.m. 6 New London (7-0): at NFA (1 -6), today, 1 :30 p.m.

Next: Killingly, Nov. 12, 1:30 p.m. 8 Simsbury (7-0): Hall-West Hartford (5-2), today, 2 p.m. Next: Conard-West Hartford, Nov. 1 2, 1 :30 p.m.

9 Stratford (6-1): at Notre Dame-Fairfield (1-6), today, 2 p.m. Next: at Berlin, Nov. 12, 1:30 p.m. tj Sheehan-Wallingford (7-1): def. Amity-1U Woodbridge.

29-15 Next: at Cheshire, Nov. 11,7 p.m. (4) tut Eart ssrtfari (24) TODAY 1:30 p.m. St IX IK MINHMV Friday's games Af i. 1 i sw i lit 1 Alex Alamo 3 run (Dan Beirn kick) Beirn 32 FG SCC Housatonic CHESHIRE S4, DERBY CMm(t4) a a 7 1154 las, (24) scoeiM siimuury The Courarrt's Top 10 coaches poll appears every Tuesday.

Douqlas Healy Special to The Courant Susy Amor of Rocky Hill, left, makes contact with Jen Stahl of RHAM-Hebron during the COC girls soccer championship game. The teams tied 1-1 Friday and shared the league title. Brian Perry 22 run (Joe Maisto kick) Kyle Mcintosh 48 run (Maisto kick) Steve Bowman 1 run (Maisto kick) Pete Cacchilk) 4 yard pass from Steve Tilki (pass failed) Mcintosh 1 9 run (kk failed) Mcintosh 5 run (Maisto kick) Mcintosh 3 run (Maisto kick) ream Erin Hunter 3 run (Mike Votto kick) Votto 37 run (run feiled) Scores CCC West! Wethersfield at Weaver, 2 p.m.; Windsor at Bloomfield, 2 p.m.; Glastonbury at Conard, 2 p.m.; Hall at Simsbury, 2 p.m. CCC East! Enfield at Hartford Public; Manchester at Fermi, 2 p.m.; Windham at South Windsor, 2 p.m. CCC South! Bristol Eastern at Bulke-ley.

2 p.m. (Dillon Stadium. Hartford) Nutmeg: Plainville at Avon. 2 p.m.; Berlin at East Catholic. 2 m.

(Mount Nebo Field, Manchester); Farmington at St. Paul, 7 pm. (Muzzy Field. Bristol): Northwest Catholic at Middletown, 2 p.m. Ceastal: Bunnell at For an, 2 p.m.; Law at Morgan, 2 p.m.; Strafford at Notre Dame-Fairfield, 2 p.m.

Persist: North Branford at Gilbert, 2 p.m.; Haddam-Killingworth at Old Say-brook, 2 p.m.; Valley Regional at Housatonic, 2 p.m.; Tolland at Putnam. 2 p.m.; Windsor Locks at Stafford, 7 p.m. SCC Hameiiasset! North Haven at Branford: Hand at Hillhouse, 1 p.m. SCC Quunipisa Xavier at Hamden, 2:15 p.m. Erioksoai Hotchkiss at Kent, 2 p.m.; Taft at Loomis Chaffee, 2 p.m.

Press: Westminster at Suffiek) Academy, 2:15 p.m.; Trinity-Pawling at Hack-ley, 2:1 5 p.m.; Gunnery at Canterbury, 2 Hopkins at Hamden HaN, 2:30 p.m.; Cheshire Academy at South Kent, 2:30 p.m.; Moses Brown at Pomfret, 2:30 pm ECC: East Lyme at Stonington; Fitch at Ledyard; New London at Norwich Free Acedemy NVL: Holy Cross at Crosby, 2 p.m. (Municipal Stadium, Walerbury); Wilby at Torrington, 2 p.m.; Seymour at Water-town. 2 p.m. FCIAC: Danbury at Greenwich, 2 Fairfield at New Canaan, 2 p.m.; Nor-walk at Darien, 2 pm; Wilton at Westhirl, 2 p.m.; Staples at Basslck, 2 St. Joseph at Harding; McMahon at Trinity Catholic, 2 Stamford at Ridgefield, 2 pm.

WCC: Masuk at Immaculate. 2 pm; New Milford at Weston, 2 Newtown at New Fairfield. 2 pm Barlow at Pomperaug SHEEHAN AMITY IS (S3) 7 S-IS MI It (1-1) KOtMC SUMMARY first Please call us for high school football and CIAC girls soccer tournament scores. Results will be available tonight after 7 p.m. Call 246-1000 or 1-800-246-8070 and enter Source No.

4732 A touch-tone phone is required. Eric Hair 25 run (run tailed) Paul Zelenski 27 run (Hair run) Trevor Banack 5 run (Zelenski run) A Bob uriano 26 run (Todd Francis kick) Zelenski 15 run (Fernando Soils kick) A Art Carter 1 3 run (Marc Cingo pass from uriano) SCC Quiimipiac come Friday. It didn't. In fact, no goals came after Alfieri's as the teams played to a 1-1 tie. West Division winner Rocky Hill (13-1-3) and East winner RHAM (12-1-4) "will share the league title.

"It would have been nice to have another goal," said Alfieri, a "It would have been nice if anybody on our team would have gotten one. But one is better than Inone." The teams played 100 minutes, 'including two 10-minute overtimes. Last year, RHAM defeated Rocky Hill 3-2 in overtime for the title. Both teams will be the No. 3 seed in their respective classes in the state tournament.

Rocky Hill plays the winner of the Bacon Academy SColchester)-Putnam game Tues-lay in Rocky Hill in Class S. In Class RHAM plays the winner of the New Canaan-Woodstock Academy game at home Tuesday. Rocky Hill coach Bill Pacelia should be able to eat normally by then. Pacelia said games such as the one Friday, the ones he expects to be close, keep him from eating lunch. But he'll be able to digest the fie.

"I am absolutely happy to get out of here with a tie," Pacelia said. "I hate to say that, but it's true. They played better than we did today. We had 10 or 12 opportunities but their goalie junior Betsy Caron, 10 saves is just as good as ours freshman Mary-Kate Galusha, 20 saves. They kept the pressure on our defense from start to finish." On the other side, RHAM coach Jim O'Brien said he wasn't happy, although it was hard to tell by the jlook on his face.

O'Brien watched his team domi- nate the Terriers with only one goal to show for it. But, with Galusha and a defense that hasn't allowed more than two goals in one game this season, he could understand the outcome. A Steve Coughlin 19 run (Dziubina kick) A Dziubina 24 fumble return (Dziubina kick) Tkrt eurtam A Steve Coughlin I pass Irom Luke Richmond (Dziubina kick) A Tate 65 pass from Richmond (Dziubina kick) A Arthur Denby 1 0 run (Dziubina kick) From the beginning, RHAM kept the pressure on the freshman. "The adrenaline was flowing," Galusha said. "You don't think about how hot it is in there." Most of the game was played in front of Galusha, who had several saves.

"She had one where the ball came hard, she jumped and tipped it over the goal. It was pretty," O'Brien said. "That was a big-time save." For a while, Rocky Hill slowed RHAM's momentum in the first half when Melissa DeLoureiro lined a free kick from the top of the penalty area. The shot bounced off the left post and in with 24:48 remaining in the half. "They were dominating us but we had opportunities," DeLoureiro said.

Football New Britain 28, Maloney-Mer-iden 27: Carlos Ramos (13 carries, 55 yards) scored with 4:19 remaining on a 7-yard run to give New Britain (5-3) a 28-19 lead as they went on to beat Maloney (4-4) in Meriden. On the ensuing kickoff Maloney took over on the 50-yard line and scored as Uriah Siniscalco caught a 32-yard pass from Greg McNeil with 2:47 remaining. Maloney attempted an onside kick but New Britain recovered and ran out the clock. Joe Annino (two receptions, 51 yards) started the fourth quarter scoring for Maloney when he caught a 36-yard pass from Todd McNeil (5-for-12. 101 yards) with 11:51 left.

Nate Johnson (nine carries, 91 yards) ran for a 66-yard touchdown for New Britain 36 seconds later. Rashon Spikes scored 1 :02 later on a 25-yard run for Maloney, New Britain led 21-19. Tony Morales (14 carries, 60 yards) opened the scoring for New Britain in the first quarter on a 2-yard run. Maloney answered in the second quarter as Spikes (19 carries, 158 yards) ran 66 yards for a touchdown. Spikes, a junior, set a school rushing record with 3,314 yards breaking Craig Durant's (1982-84) record of 3,255.

Southington 34, Newington 6: Joe Scirocco (12 carries, 43 yards) scored two touchdowns as visiting Southington (6-1, 5-0 CCC South) beat Newington (0-7-1, 0-5-1). Dashan Sanders (13 carries, 104 yards) scored on a 9-yard run for Southington, which led 20-0 after the first quarter. Bill Seabourne scored on a 7-yard run for Newington. Cheshire 54, Derby 6: Kyle Mcintosh scored four touchdowns and rushed for 117 yards on 10 carries as Cheshire (8-0, 4-0 SCC Housa-tonic) gained 558 yards rushing and defeated Derby (2-6, 0-3) in an SCC Housatonic game in Derby. Sheehan-Wallingford 29, Amity-Woodbridge 15: Eric Hair gained 224 yards on 18 carries and scored the first touchdown of the game on a 25-yard run as No.

10 Sheehan (7-1, 3-0 SCC Housatonic) defeated Amity (5-3, 2-2) in an SCC Housatonic game in Wallingford. WEST HAVEN 34, NOTRE DAME-WEST HAVEN 7 Hast fane (4-2) I IB 14 Sana (3-S) II I hi scmwc uasuuri A Phil Mrazik 1 pass from Coughlin rDziubina kick) SUNDAY 1:30 Mi WK Armand Coleman 3 run (Ed McCarthy kick) Coaching vacancies Avon Old Farms at Deerfieid, 1 :30 p.m.; Choete at Lawrenceville (N 2 p.m.; Salisbury at Kingswood. 1 p.m. lacrosse, versity girls track. Contact AD Joe Mosa, 521-1353.

Coventry! JV boys basketball. Contact AD Rich Page. 742-7346 Middle school girls basketball. Contact AD Fred Dovie 742-7334. East Cathetk-Maachtan Varsity boys basketball.

Contact AD Tom Malm 641-8627. before Nov 4. Coaching vacancies: East Hamptoa: JV girls basketball, v-sity girls tennis, outdoor track. Contact AD Russ Hill. 267-2541.

Middle school girls basketball. Rich LaFave. 267-2533 EUanftOK Varsity and JV baseball Contact AD Jim Matroni. 872-8537. FafinRftea: Gymnastics and assistant gymnastics.

Contact AD Paul Maskerv 673-4108. GeetMe Tack (New Britain): Freshman boys basketball, Contact AD Elizabeth Neubelt, 827-7874. Glastonbury: Varsity gymnastics, winter cheerieading. freshman sottball varsity outdoor girls track Contact AD Ray Nicollena. 652 7234 Oooowta Tack-Maw Britain Assistant volleyball Contact AD Elizabeth Neu-bett.

827 7874 Oraasv! JV boys basketball, freshmen boys basketball Contact AD Bob An-gek. 844 3014 OatHere: Freshman boys basketball freshman girls basketball, assistant wrestlina mvlrilA ihw NO Brian Woods 4 run (Mark lamotti kick) (Hartford)! Assistant outdoor boys and girls track, assistant Indoor WH Craig Dicks 12 run (McCarthy kick) WH Jerry Constantinople 5 run (McCarthy kick) WH Coleman 1 run (McCarthy kick) CCC South SOUTHING TON 34, NEWINGTON (H) I I 7-M WH Terrenes Booan 7 run (kick failed) NVL ANSONtA 54, WOLCOTT 0 scmm amun Hrst track, varsity golf. Contact AD Joe Dh Chiara. 722-8720. Castes: Freshman boys basketball, junior high school boys basketball, junior high school girls basketball, varsity winter cheerteading.

JV Softball. Contact AD Joe Scheideler. 693 7707 Ckeaey Teca (Maecketter): Varsity wrestling Contact AD Frank Niederwer-ter. 649 5396 by Nov 14. Ckeekirst Varsity boys outdoor track Send resumes to AD Wayne Candeia.

525 South Main Street. Cheshire, 06410 Ctw ssiis Atadsmn Varsity wrestling. Contact AD Bill Casson. 272 5396 Ext 242 Cheats Sokes! (WaKiialtord)i Varsity boys and girls skiing Contact AD Chuck Timlin. 697-2417.

Ceaani (Wast Hartfard)! Varsity girls 1 2S) (34) a 7 St sistant (encing. arry Wlntw chaei. SCOtlM SUMMARY Dashan Sanders run (kick fased) Joe Scvooco 7 run (Tony Martinez run) Toby O'Hara 32 run (kick failed) Utmt sHrtir Martinez 18 pass Irom O'Hara (Arv gelo Air kick) Bid Seabourne 7 run (pass failed) Frtteunar 2 run (Aldi kick) mooor track varsity out- Jmhw" Con'ac' Dormn' Had Watt Hartford: Assistant wres A Bon Tate 12 run (Jason Dziubina kick) A Tate 57 run (Dziubina kick) 1cm4 esartar varsity lacrosse, assistant Qirls ovmnmir rM- Ar. 232 4i, i.