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C6 THE HARTFORD COURANT: Saturday, November 4, 1995 1N a 4 7 '-i I It' -i vl fx. .1 V- For Wilson, bad start, goodfimsh! By ROBERTO GONZALEZ Courant Staff Writer irtni MANCHESTER When the race started Friday, Dan Wilson quickly found himself in trouble. He Ms boxed in and rapidly losing ground. As the pack surged ahead, it splattered the front of his jersey with mudV Simply put, not a good start. Especially if you were one of the favorites in the CIAC Dnve ArtAn State Open boys cross country POys upen championship.

"I knew I had to get up near to the front as sootj I could," Wilson said. "I got caught in a crowd. It was pretty hectic. I had to pick off too many people." nr. Wilson, who won the Class title Monday for Notre Dame-West Haven, gained ground on the lead pack.

Finally, he had passed all but one runner defending Open champion Steve Maheu of Xavier-Middletown. It wasn't easy, but Wilson finally caught Maheu and defeated him, finishing the 3.1-mile race in 16 minutes, 20 seconds to win the Open title at Wickham Park. Maheu, winner of the Class LL title MondayV'fin-ished second followed by Mike Brookfield this year's Class Manchester won the team title with 122 points; Xavier (131) was second. Manchester last won the State Open in 1993. Wilson, a junior, finished 11th last year.

WHen Wilson crossed the finish line, he thrust his fist in the air in triumph. "All season long I worked hard to win this," Wilsgn said. "It's a great feeling. I really can't describe itw- The race was difficult. Wilson caught Maheu by the middle of the race, but that didn't last long.

Maheu regained the lead. "My first thought was, 'I can't let this guy Wilson said. "I just made up my mind to go after hiWi-f Wilson caught Maheu again inside the last rhUe and hung on to win. Like Wilson, the Manchester boys team had trouble at the start. "Instead of a straight line, we got pinched back," coach Mike Bendzinski said.

"The guys fell back like in the 80s. Their legs felt like lead by the time they got back into their positions." At the start, Manchester's top runner, Dan Uriario, started back about 20th, but finished sixth. Teammate Matt Soucy started back in the 70s, but fought his way to 38th. "Any lesser individuals could've chucked it," Bendzinski said. "I'm really proud of the kids for persevering." Consistency has been the key for Manchestef this season.

Last year, it lost to Xavier in Class LL, then lost the Open to Simsbury. But Manchester rebounded, winning the New England championship. 2 This year, Manchester has won the CCC East, Class LL and Open championships. What's the difference? "Our team is so much more mature this year," Uriano said. "And we're really good freinds.

We support each other, which is the most important thing." Akus, NFA make it back to the top By ROBERTO GONZALEZ Courant Staff Writer MANCHESTER The grin said it all. Jill Akus of Norwich Free Academy had just been asked how it felt to win the CIAC State Open girls cross country title again, after winning for the first time two years ago as a freshman. Oh, it feels great," said Akus, Girl Onn runner-up last year. "As a "Ia freshman, I knew what it meant to win, but now I appreciate it a little bit more. The (Competition is a lot better this year." Welcome back, Jill.

Akus won the 2.5-mile race Friday at Wickham Park in 15 minutes, 51 seconds, eight seconds ahead of freshman Megan Coombs of Griswold. NFA also won its first Open title since 1 993 with 45 points, placing five runners in the top 25. Welcome back, NFA. "We've been on a mission all year," NFA coach Gil LaPointe said. "Last year we never seemed all together.

We didn't seem to be in sync. This year, we were in sync." NFA was ranked first in the state coaches poll for much of the season and won the Class LL title Monday. Last season, NFA, bothered by nagging injuries, finished second to Manchester in LL and was fourth in the Open. "This year we backed off a bit," LaPointe said. "We sort of nursed the injuries along, which is easy to say when you have the luxury of a big, deep team.

Akus was hampered last season by pain in her knees, which was ultimately diagnosed as growing pains, LaPointe said. So this year LaPointe changed Akus' training routine by staying away from hills and running on softer surfaces. Other NFA runners took it easy in some meets or skipped meets to rest and heal properly. By the end of the season, the team was ready. Monday, Akus and the Wildcats won the LL meet with an astonishing 21 points.

The girls Open race was wild, exciting and unpredictable. First-year runner and Class MM champion Sara Titus of Watertown surprised many by jumping out to a large lead at the start. "I wanted to see what would happen if I took off," said Titus, a senior who finished seventh. Titus maintained the lead after the first mile, but the pack of Akus, South Windsor's Maura Danahy, Coombs and Wolcott's Melissa Rupenski closed in. Akus made her move about 1 miles into the race, taking a lead she never relinquished.

"I was trying to focus more on myself," Akus said. "It makes you relax more. I handle it better that way." Danahy, the Class champion, said she couldn't find the energy to pursue Akus. "My body went right down," said Danahy, who finished fourth. "I wasn't up to my ability.

I was overly tired. I was really nervous in the beginning. I thought about the race the whole day during school." Coombs charged up the last hill and caught Rupenski just yards from the finish line for second. A Notre Dame-West Haven's Dan Wilson, second from left, and Maloney-Meriden's Rick Rodriguez help set the early pace in the Open boys meet at Wickham Park in Manchester. Wilson held off Steve Maheu of Xavier-Middletown for the title.

4 NFA's Jill Akus and Megan Coombs of Griswold lock up in the Open girls meet. Akus defeated Coombs by eight seconds. John Woike Special to The Courant 1 RmiMs from Om CMC Start Opn boy and gM craw onntry champtomhip Friday at WicMum Park, Manchutw (Ml top 25 ndi-vMual and top six tant from WKh not qualify tor th New Endand championship moot Nov. 11 at Wickham ciri 11:30 a.m., boys 12:30 p.m.): BOYS (3.1 mil) Toam mutts: 1. Manchester, 122; 2.

Xavier-Mkidletown. 131; 3. Danbury, 148; 4. (tie) Simsbury and Newtown, 181; 6. Conard-West Hartford, 210; 7.

South Windsor, 228; 8. Griswold, 231; 9. Amity-Woodbridge, 245; 10. Guilford. 278; 11.

Joel Barlow-Redding. 288; 12. Fitch-Groton, 322; 13. Norwich Free Academy, 329: 14. Notre Dame-West Haven, 334; 15 Hand-Madison, 385; 18.

Holy 17. KaynorTech-Waterbury, 393; 18. Tolland. 406; 19. Cheshire.

410; 20. Stafford. 468; 21. Tourtellotte-Thompson, 549; 22. Coglnchaug-Durham, 564; 23.

Canton, 633. Individuals: 1 Dan Wilson, Notre Dame, 1 6 minutes, 20 seconds; 2. Steve Maheu, Xavler, 16:29: 3. Mike Regan, Brookfleld. 4.

Marc Akus, NFA, S. Ryan Eckel, Simsbury, 8. Dan Uriano. Manchester, 7. Mark LaRosa, Dan-bury.

8. Calvin Harris, Windham. 9. Julian Callender, NFA, 17:06: 10. David Anderson, Waterford.

11. Brent Roberts, Hand, 12. Mike Mosca, Griswold. 13. Richard De-Jesus.

Kaynor Tech, 1 7:1 0: 1 4. Joe McKnlght, Guilford. 15. Chris Andersen, Simsbury, 16. Gary Stevens, Amity.

17. Chris Smith, South Windsor, 1 7:1 1 6. Stephen Palmer, Tolland. 19. Marco Lopes, Naugatuck, 20.

William Seals, Fitch, 21. Brendan Hines, Xavler, 1 7:1 22. Kikl Lumfuakladl, Basslck-Brldge-port, 17:15: 23. Dan McCormick, Cheshire, 24. Peter Rodrlgues, Simsbury, 25.

Kyle Zawlstowski, Manchester, 17:18. 26. Ryan Mahonsy, Glastonbury, 27. Matthew Dizius, Holy Cross, 28. Jeff Kurjiaka, Danbury, 1 29.

Tyler Johnson, Xavler, 1 30. Brian Daniels, Bristol Eastern, 31. Carl DiSarno, Guilford, 32. Pat Salonia, Newing-ton, 17:28: 33. Rick Rodriguez, Maloney Meriden, 1 34.

Pat Czaplicke, Newtown, 1 35. Steve Pulito, Conard, 17:31:38 Mohamad Dawsorf, Ham-den, 1 7:31 37. Brian Brodln, Manchester, 1 38. Matt Soucy, Manchester, 39. Maximo Cue-liar, Wilbur Cross-New Haven, 40.

Michael Danahy, South Windsor, 41. Ravi Puru-shotham, Amity. 42. Brian O'Laughlin, Danbury, 1 7:41 43. Eric Blake, Lyman Memorial-Lebanon, 17.41:44.

Jon Williams. Conard, 17.42,45 Kurt 8. Stephanie Johnson, NFA, 9. Erin-Kate Mandelburg, NFA, 1 1 0. Emily Kane, Weston, 11.

Meghan Lerner, Manchester, 12. Mamie Larabee, Newtown, 13. Molly Burnett, NFA, 14. Kara Kerr, Litchfield, 15. Sarah Zimmerman, Newtown, 16.

Gr etch-en Holden. RHAM, 17. Jill Neumeyer. Manchester, 1 8. Allison Lind, Nonnewaug-Wood-bury, 16:58: 19.

Meghan Callahan, Simsbury, 20. Kim Almeida, Wolcott, 21. Kim Grabarz, Brookfleld. 16:59: 22. Sarlka Doshi, Stamford, 23.

Amy Baxter, Cheshire, 24. Kelly Heidtman, NFA, 25. Keelin Mooney, New Canaan, 17:01. 26. Ann Mary Lukas, Manchester, 1 27.

Shelley Brand, Manchester, 28. Carly Stroich, Griswold, 1 7:1 29. Anne Stowell. Simsbury, 1 7:21 30. Susan Golden, Rockvllle, 31 Akilah Barr, Manchester, 32.

Meredith Rossner, Amity, 1 33. Mindy Morse, Shepaug Valley-Washington, 34. Monlque Berry. RHAM, 35. Suzanne O'Angelo, Lewis Mills-Burlington, 36.

Leanne Bolinbroke, Nonnewaug, 17:33:37. Aty-son Baker, Fairfield, 1 38. Sarah Lentz. Wilton, 17:36: 39. Anne-Chris Kretzer, Wilton, 40.

Danielle Tardtf, South Windsor, 41. Colleen Mooney, Trinity Catholic, 1 42. Stephanie Chtri-oo, Manchester, 43. Jen Bosich, Darien, 44. Lisa Mellllo, East Haven, 45.

Amy Griffin, Northwest Catholic-West Hartford, 46. Colleen Boyle. Amity, 1 47. Amy Pond, East Hampton, 48. Lauren Jackson, Fitch, 49.

Nicole Denman, New Canaan, 1 7:51 50. Maeve Mullally, Staples-Westport, 17:52. Deschermeier, Newtown, 46. Terry McGov-ern, Newtown, 47. Mike Schwartz, Cogin-chaug, 48.

Jason Cooley, South Windsor, 49. Adam Breton, Killlngly, 50. Darren Dlugo, Joel Barlow, 17:44. QIRLS (2.5 mil) Toam raauftw 1 Norwich Free Academy, 45; 2. Manchester.

90; 3. Griswold, 163; 4. New Canaan, 214; 5. RHAM-Hebron, 218; 6. Amlty-Woodbrldge, 231 7.

E.O. Smith-Storrs. 250: 8. (tie) Newtown and Simsbury. 256:10.

Wolcotl, 260; 1 1 Wilton. 27 1 1 2. Hall-West Hartford, 276: 13. South Windsor, 289; 14. Guilford, 31 7: 15.

Trinity Catholic-Stamford. 341 16. Rockvllle, 342; 1 7. Fairfield, 349; 1 6. Darien, 462; 19.

Litchfield, 464; 20. Stafford, 507; 21. Joel Barlow-Redding, 532; 22. Canton, 664. Individuals: 1.

Jill Akus, NFA, 2. Megan Coombs, Griswold, 3. Melissa Rupenski, Wolcott, 16:03: 4. Maura Danahy, South Windsor, 5. Amy Peloquin.

New Canaan, 16:18: 6. Jessica Reik. Hall. 1 6:21 7. Sara Titus, Watertown, Maloney upsets New Britain FRIDAY Trinity Catholic at McMahon, 2 p.m.; Westhill at Wilton, 2 p.m.; Ridgefleld at Stamford, 7 p.m.

SUNDAY By DESMOND CONNER Courant Staff Writer NEW BRITAIN For the past three years, Maloney has, at times, been known as a one-man football COURANT fOULs TOP 10 WATCIjP Derby, 35-6. 1 Next: at Sheehan-Wallingtord, Friday, 7 p.m. Ansonia (8-0): def. Wolcott, 48-0. A Next; Watertown, Thursday, 7 p.m.

2 New Britain (7-1): lost to Maloney-Meriden, 40- 15. Next: at Bristol Central, Friday, 7 p.m. team. Deerfield at Avon Old Farms, 1 :30 p.m.; Lawrenceville at Choate, 2 p.m.; Kingswood Oxford at Salisbury, 1 p.m. CCC East ROCKVIOE 57, EAST HARTFORD 0 bst lurtfsra' (t-S) 110 I I Football And though senior running 4 Wilton (7-0): vs.

Westhill-Stamford (0-7), today, 2 p.m. Next: at Bridgeport Central, Nov. 11,1:30 p.m. (s-t) BUI a S7 Jim Hopkins 1 6 run (Dan Bairn kick) duced, holding the conference's highest scoring team to two TDs. New Britain quarterback Gregg Wysocki (8 of 18, 147 yards, one TD, two interceptions) was forced into being a one-man show.

Running backs Tony Morales and Nate Johnson were injured last week in a victory over Bulkeley-Hartford and did not play. They have combined for 22 touchdowns. "They blitzed us a lot," New Britain coach Len Corto said. "Greg handled it as best he could. When we have our running game going, it opens up our passing game.

We missed those guys but we're not making excuses. Maloney took it to us tonight, but we'll be back." Maloney's Oscar Gonzalez, Mike Owen, Marc Francis, Nando Parete and Brian Kapustinski, who also scored twice at fullback, were in Wysocki's view all game. "We missed some people because of injuries but the guys that filled in took it to another level and played well," Kapustinski said. One player the Spartans missed was receiver and cornerback Joe Annino. Spikes replaced him and intercepted a pass.

"They got some big plays on us and scored on a big play," said Spikes, who pushed his career state-record touchdown total to 74 with runs of 2, 45 and 48 yards, and his rushing yardage this season to 1,212. "After that we just settled down and got after them." New Britain led once, 7-6, when Wysocki hit Josue Irizarry with a 29-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter. But when Spikes answered with a 2-yard run with 4 minutes, 4 1 seconds left in the second quarter for a 12-7 lead, the Spartans didn't give up another point until late in the fourth with the JV team. "This has to be right up there with one of the best defensive games we've played," Maloney coach Rob Szymaszek said. "And probably one of our best games, period.

These kids have a lot of chemistry. Chemistry, love and some talent." Maloney, a Class team, will pick up about 190 points for defeating Class LL New Britain. a CCC East Manchester 46, Fermi 12 Rockvllle 57, East Hartford 0 Windham 27, South Windsor 0 CCC South Bulkeley 42, Bristol Eastern 10 Maloney 40, New Britain 15 Piatt 28, Bristol Central 0 Southington 28, Newington 6 a ECC Fitch 60, St. Bernard 0 East Lyme 14, Montville 0 Killingly 41, Norwich Free Academy 0 NVL Ansonia 48, Wolcott 0 Kennedy vs. Sacred Heart, ppd.

to Monday at 3 p.m. at Watertown Coastal Foran41, Bunnell 0 Morgan at Law, ppd. to today, 7 p.m. SCC Housatonlc Cheshire 35, Derby 6 Sheehan 20, Amity 9 Shelton 25, Lyman Hall 6 SCC Quinnlpiac West Haven 1 4, Notre Dame-West Haven 7 Hamden at Xavier, ppd. to Monday, 7 p.m.

(Palmer Field, Middle-town) SCC HammonasMt Guilford 1 2, East Haven 8 Hand 21, Hillhouse 8 North Haven 21 Branford 7 wee Brookfield 35, Bethel 12 Masuk 23, Immaculate 0 Pomperaug at Barlow, ppd. to today at 2 p.m. Hopkins 31 run (Bairn KICK) Hopkins 19 run (Bairn Kick) Dean Pybus 1 run (Bairn kick) Sscsal fHrtsr Sean Hannon 8 run (Beirn kick) Hannon 35 run (Belrn Kick) Hannon 8 run (Belrn kick) ThM vurtar Terrenes Clark 8 run (Hannon run) Berlin (7-0): vs. East Catholic-Manchester (0-7), 5 today, 2 p.m. Next: at Stratford, Nov.

11,1 :30 p.m. 6 Killingly (8-0): def. Norwich Free Academy, Next: at East Lyme, Friday, 6:30 p.m. ji Rockvllle (8-0): def. East Hartford, 57-0.

-7 Next: at Hartford Public (4-2), Nov. 11.1 :30 p.m., 0 Sheehan-Wallingford (7- l)i def. Amity-O Woodbridge, 20-9. Next: Cheshire, Friday, 7 p.m. Stratford (6-1): vs.

Notre Dame-Fairfield (3-4), -Z today, 2 p.m. Next: Berlin, Nov. 11,1:30 p.m. back Lm ttei shon Spikes has been the man for Maloney, there was no way he could have defeated New Britain, ranked No. 3 in The Courant's coaches poll, all by himself.

The Spartans got the job done collectively in handing the previously unbeaten Golden Hurricanes their first loss, 40-1 5 in a CCC South game Friday at Willow Brook Park. Maloney (7-1, 5-0 CCC South), which has won seven consecutive games since a 6-0 season-opening loss to Berlin, took control of the division race. New Britain is 7-1, 5-1 CCC South. Spikes rushed for 252 yards on 25 carries and scored three times, but the Maloney defense also pro MANCHESTER 46, FERMI 12 10-7) ID 1 741 KMMCtlWMMV Rnt Tyrohn Bell 44 run (Mack Mann pass from A.J. Williams-Bey) Brookfield (8-0): def.

Bethel, 35-12. Next: New Fairfield, Friday, 7 p.m. 10 The Courant' Top 10 coaches poll, standings and CIAC playoff point ratings appear Tuesdays. Paul Maewaki 22 run (Darren White run) White 9 run (Maewskl run) Joe Albright 7 pass from Williams-Bey (Bell run) IkMaartsr Bell 7 run (Kevin Coughlln kick) Schadtle leads RHAM to COC title TODAY 1:30 p.m. unless noted Bobby Wood 1 run (kick failed) Theo Harrison 3 run (Drew Sinatra Kick) Billy Qummoe 24 run (run failed) WINDHAM 27, SOUTH WINDSOR 0 SCORES; CALL US Please call us for state scholastic football and soccer tournament scores.

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Qonzalez 8 run (Joe Muzy-koskl Kick) Ed Lovely 13 run (Muzykoskl kick) Pablo Gonzalez 42 pass from Erie Zlzka (Muzykoskl Kick) Faarta ma-WMart Thorn 22 pass fromZlzKa(klck failed) CCC South BULKELEY 42, BRISTOL EASTERN tO 2 14-42 111 7-IS St. Eartars 0-7) KNMC MIMMAiy CCC East: Hartford Public at Enfield CCC West: Bloomf ield at Windsor; Conard at Glastonbury, 2 p.m.; Simsbury at Hall, 2 p.m.; Weaver at Wethersfield, 2 p.m. Nutmeg: Avon at Plainville, 2 p.m.; Middletown at Northwest Catholic, 2 p.m.; St. Paul at Farm-ington, 2 p.m.; East Catholic at Berlin, 2 p.m. (Sage Park).

ECC: Waterford at New London; Ledyard at Stonington, 2 p.m. Pequot: Griswold at Plainf ield, 2 p.m.; Stafford at Windsor Locks, 2 p.m.; Old Saybrook at Haddam-Klllingworth, 2 p.m.; Gilbert at North Branford, 7:30 p.m.; Valley Regional at Housatonic Regional, 2 p.m.; Putnam at Tolland, 2 p.m. Ericfcson: Kent at Hotchkiss, 2 p.m.; Loomis Chaffee at Taft, 2 p.m. Praps: Hackley at Trinity-Pawling, 2:30 p.m.; Canterbury at Gunnery, 2 p.m.; South Kent at Cheshire Academy, 3 p.m.; Hamden Hall at Hopkins, 2:30 p.m.; Pomfret at Moses Brown, 2:30 p.m. Suffield Academy at Westminster, 2:15 p.m.

SCC Quinnipiac: Fairfield Prep at Wilbur Cross, 2 p.m. NVU Watertown at Seymour; Crosby at Holy Cross, 2 p.m.; Tor-rington at Wilby, 2 p.m. Coastal: Notre Dame-Fairfield at Stratford WCC: New Fairfield at Newtown, 2 p.m.; Weston at New Milford, 2 p.m. FCIAC: Harding at St. Joseph, 2 p.m.; Trumbull at Bridgeport Central, 2 p.m.; Bassick at Staples, 2 p.m.; Darien at Norwaik, 2 p.m.; Greenwich at Danbury, 2 p.m.; New Canaan at Fairfield, 2 p.m.; Football Platt-Meriden 28, Bristol Central 0: Sean Bell rushed for 82 yards on 14 carries and two touchdowns and quarterback Blake Marcan-tonio completed 6 of 14 passes for 133 yards and two touchdowns as Piatt (6-2) defeated Bristol Central (2-6) in a CCC South game at Ceppa Field in Meriden.

Marcantonio also scored on a 54-yard run and completed a 71-yard TD pass to Kemar Bailey. Killlngly 41, Norwich Free Academy 0: Rob Fitzgerald caught touchdown passes of 62 and 17 yards to lead No. 6 Killingly (8-0) past NFA (2-6) in an ECC game in Killingly. Shelton 25, Lyman Hall-Walllng-ford 6: Steve Sicinski rushed for 190 yards and three touchdowns on 18 carries and Mark Novak (97 yards, 8 carries) had a 54-yard scoring run as Shelton (6-2) defeated Lyman Hall (4-4) in an SCC Housa-tonic game in Shelton. Hand-Madison 21, Hillhouse-New Haven 8: Daryl Noble (120 yards, 18 carries) scored two first-quarter touchdowns as Hand (4-4) defeated Hillhouse (2-5-1) in an SCC Hammonasset game in Staff reports Rob Schadtle scored a goal and assisted on the other as RHAM-Hebron defeated Cromwell 2-0 in the Charter Oak Conference boys soccer championship game Friday in Rocky Hill.

It was the fourth COC title in five years for RHAM (14-1-1). Schadtle scored 9 minutes into the second half with an assist from Jon Reed. Tony Fusco made it 2-0 with 17 minutes left on a 20-yard shot after a pass from Schadtle. Stan Hawley made eight saves for the shutout, including one on a penalty kick with 4 minutes left. "It was a pretty even game," RHAM coach Mike Zotta said.

"The difference was that Hawley came up with some good saves and the two shots that we scored on were unstoppable." Cromwell is 13-3-1. In other games: Bethel 3, New Mllford MVP Kyle Geary (assist) Jackson Gonda and Steven DeMoura each scored in a four-minute span midway through the second half to lead Bethel (16-0-2) past New Milford (15-2-1) in the championship game of the SWC Tournament at Joel Barlow in Redding. Tim Luchsinger made nine saves for Bethel, the top seed in the Class tournament. New Milford first in LL. Williams-New London 3, Ports mouth Abbey (R.I.) 3: John Blinder-man scored two first-half goals and J.R McConnell scored 32 minutes into the second half as Williams (11-3-2) tied Portsmouth Abbey (7-4-4) in a prep school game in Portsmouth, R.I.

Forman-Lltchfield 6, King Low-Heywood Thomas-Stamford 3: Rich Edwards scored three goals and Chris Corso added a goal and two assists to lead Forman (4-8-2) past King Low (7-4-1) in a prep school game in Litchfield. David Hamm had a goal and an assist for King Low Haywood Thomas. Field hockey Waterford 2, E.O. Smith-Storrs 1 Danielle Czarnecki scored an unassisted goal 39:47 into the second half to lead Waterford (7-4-3) past E.O. Smith (3-8-4) in a nonleague game in Waterford.

Rita Mourelatos scored for Waterford early in the second half to tie the score, 1-1. Johnny Rokfan 59 run (run failed) Anthony Pearl 3 run (Pearl pass from Ron Carrasqulllo) Dave Logan 1 7 run (run failed) Bell! 5 run (Frederick Kick) ECC Fear saartar Marcantonio 54 run (Frederick kick) KHJJN6LY 41 NORWICH FlrtT ACADEMY 0 MALONEY40, NEW BRITAIN .8 UkMr(7-l) I 1444 mi(H) 14 12 I 41 lit 15 vco SCMIM SaaUUIV jr- FMeaartsr Rnt essrtsr Rob Fitzgerald 62 pass from Kurt Oscar Qonzalez fumble recovery In Strandson (Dan LaCob kick) end zone (run tailed) Jason Dlnerman 19 run (LaCob NB Josue Irtzarry 29 pass from Gregg Kick) Wysocki (Wysocki Kick) Utmi sssrtsr SsMataasrtar Alan Beausoleil 19 pass" from Rahshon Spikes 2 run (pass failed) Strandson (kick failed) TH tsr K- Rob Dlome 55 fumble return (kick SptKee 55 run (SplKes run) failed) Brian Kapustinski 30 run (pass RMasartar Fitzgerald 1 7 pass from Strandson Fsarla esater (LaCob kick) SpiKee 48 run (Jason Davis run) Frt eartar Kapustinski 1 3 run (kick tailed) Jason St. Jean 7 run (Jason Wagher NB Andrew Carr 40 run (MIKe Peteson 'un) pass from Kevin Rival) souTHTONNEwiNCTOHs SCC Housatonic tmlm (M) I I H1" (M 11 4-tl SHELTON 2S, LYatAN HAU. tCMUt SDSMU1T IfM sal (44) 4 I I I Rnt ante "(') 4 12 t-g Dashan Sanders 85 kickoff return (AngetoAldlkk) ar NJaron Cohen 8 pass from John Car- IWsaertar lln (pass failed) Stave SIclnsKI 4 run (Kick failad) tMs4 asartir saartar Adam Pelletler 33 pass from Hank Mark Novak 54 run (pass failed) Papale (Aldi kick) Sicinski 1 run (pass failed) Aldi 1 run (Aldi KIcK) "4 asartir Tart suite Sicinski 48 run (Brad Pkxwllto kick) Aldi 2 run (Aldi kick) saartar LH Rob arone 1 run (Kick failed) Pearl 2 run (Logan pass from Carrasqulllo) BE Bill Woods 39 FQ Logan 59 punt return (Roldan run) Roklan 3 run (pass failed) BE Ryan Moreau 15 pass from Lance Lavore (Woods kick) PUTT 28, BRISTOL CENTRAL 0 I. CMtral (2-4) PUtt (4-2) a- 7 7 7 7- SCMWC SUMMUY Rnl Kemar Bailey 71 pass from Blake Marcanionio (Brian r-reaencK kick) Sean Bell 28 pass from Marcantonio (Frederick Kick).