YEAR IN REVIEW - Fairfield College Preparatory School

SOUTHERN 

CONNECTICUT 

CONFERENCE 

2008-09 

YEAR IN REVIEW 

www.SouthernConnecticutConference.org

SOUTHERN 

CONNECTICUT 

CONFERENCE 

2008-09 YEAR-IN-REVIEW 

15th Year 

Established in 1994, the SCC concluded its 15th year in 2008-09... One of the top - if not the best - high school leagues in the state 

of Connecticut, the athletic success of our member schools has been well-documented and bolstered by the 277 state 

championships won since the league’s formation... More importantly, the league has a great tradition of offering first-rate nonathletic 

programs and events which seek to enrich our students’ overall high school experience and make them responsible 

citizens. 

2008-09 Executive Board 

President: Judith Gallagher, Principal – Cheshire HS 

Vice-President: Dr. Russell Dallai, Principal – North Haven HS 

Secretary: Jeanne Cooper, Athletic Director – Hamden HS 

Treasurer: Steve Trifone, Athletic Director – Fairfield Preparatory School 

Athletic Director Chairperson: Tony Jaskot, Athletic Director, Xavier HS 

Commissioner: Al Carbone 

Commissioner Emeritus: Bill O’Brien 

Special Thanks to our Corporate Sponsors 

To continue to offer top-notch programs and events, the SCC relies on financial support from the local business community… The 

SCC had several corporate sponsors for the 2008-09 academic year, including the NewAlliance Foundation, The United 

Illuminating Company, Billings Sports, the International Union of Operating Engineers – Local 478 and Connecticut Orthopaedic 

Specialists. For the third straight year, Dick’s Sporting Goods has partnered with the SCC to provide coupons and promotional 

material at league events... Thanks also to the various event sponsors during the year, including Walter Camp Football Foundation 

(football banquet), New Haven Gridiron Club (football banquet), Gene Casey New Haven chapter of the National Football 

Foundation (football banquet), Planet Stunt, LLC (cheerleading competition), Birds Eye Sports (cheerleading competition) and the 

New Haven Lions Club (baseball playoffs). Their support is much appreciated! 

Amity • Branford • Career • Cheshire • Daniel Hand • Derby • East Haven • Fairfield Prep • Foran • Guilford • Hamden • Hillhouse, Jonathan Law 

• Lyman Hall • Mercy • North Haven • Notre Dame-WH • Sacred Heart Academy • Sheehan • Shelton • West Haven • Wilbur Cross • Xavier

SCC Year in Review – page 2 

Student Leadership Conference 

The SCC “Student Leadership Conference” was held on October 28 at the New Haven Athletic Center... Over 200 student-leaders 

participated in the conference, which is designed to impart of a sense of obligation and commitment upon the students to continue 

and enhance their roles as leaders and use these roles to better their surrounding environments... The theme for the fall conference 

was “You Can Lead – Components of Leadership”... A second conference was held on May 27 and was designed to provide an 

update on each school’s Action Plan and to plan for 2009-2010. 

Arts Exhibition 

The seventh annual SCC Student Arts Exhibition was held the week of March 16-20 

at the Creative Arts Workshop on Audubon Street in New Haven... The exhibition 

featured 60-plus selections of outstanding student-originated visual arts in a 

variety of media... Each SCC member school had the opportunity to submit up to 

three works... Prizes were awarded by a jury of professional artists and arts 

administrators coordinated through CAW Program Director Kate Paranteau. 

2009 SCC Arts Exhibition Winners 

1st Prize: Jillian Salisbury, Hamden (photo collage), $100 

2nd Prize: Shadia Silman, Cheshire (charcoal), $75 

3rd Prize: Jimima Mbaka, Career (magazine collage), $50 

4th Prize: John Galin, Jr., Foran (charcoal), $40 

5th Prize: Dmitry Mykhaylosky, Hamden (clay), $35 

Honorable Mention: Sebastion Leforest, Fairfield Prep (mixed media); 

Dan Silvestre, Lyman Hall (photo); Alexa Ruscinski, Branford 

(mixed media book); Emily Goa, Daniel Hand (plexi-sculpture drawing); 

Dana Grzesik, Sheehan (mixed media) 

Music Festival 

Five schools (North Haven, Cheshire, Career, Hand and Shelton) participated in a non-adjudicated Music Festival on May 27 at 

North Haven High School... A capellla choral groups, jazz and musical ensembles and an orchestra were featured at the event. 

Scholar Leader Banquet 

The annual Scholar Leader Banquet was held on March 30 at Anthony’s Ocean View in New Haven... Forty-four students 

representing 22 SCC member schools were recognized for their outstanding scholarship and leadership in their respective school 

communities... In addition, Matthew Schell (Branford) and Sharon Hwang (East Haven) were recognized as recipients of the “Bill 

O’Brien Community Service Scholarship”... Matthew and Sharon, who each received $500, were chosen by a committee composed 

of the league’s corporate sponsors... Criteria, along with a writing piece, included having a healthy balance of school and 

community activities that are value-added and embody the “spirit and passion” of Bill O’Brien, the league’s Commissioner 

Emeritus. 

2008-09 SCC Scholar Leader Recipients 

2009 SCC Arts Exhibition First Prize - Photo 

Collage by Jillian Salisbury (Hamden HS) 

Amity Regional – Annelies Gamble, Gregory Swan 

Branford – Matthew Schell, Valerie Milici 

Hill Regional Career – Maya McReynolds, Michael White 

Cheshire – Alexa Barchini, Marcus White 

East Haven – Patrick O’Brien, Sharon Hwang 

Fairfield Prep – John D. McKissick, Peter O. Gruppo 

Joseph A. Foran – Megan Holton, John “Jack” Olexovitch 

Guilford – Michelle Sliwinski, Parker Sulkowski 

Hamden – Rong Rachel Bian, Justin Whitfield 

Daniel Hand – Miller Sakmar, Emily Gao 

Hillhouse – Jeremy Moore, Ashley McWilliams 

Jonathan Law – Alejandro Dorado, Ryan Pandya 

Lyman Hall – Christina O’Byrne, William Abildgaard 

Mercy – Rachael Conte, Arissa Opalacz 

North Haven – Drake Smith, Fiona Wood 

Notre Dame – Michael Laracuente, Joseph Sweeney 

Sacred Heart Academy – Raca Banerjee, Amymarie 

Bartholomew 

Mark T. Sheehan – Lisa Cheung, Stephanie Dubois 

Shelton – Margaret Ercolani, Neville Commissariat 

West Haven – Taylor Norton, Thomas Ciarleglio 

Wilbur Cross – Zach Kofoglis, Iryna Mohylnytska 

Xavier – John Daniel McGrath, Adam J. Tomasiello


Diversity “Dream Teams” - Breaking Barriers, Building Bridges 

Under the direction of retired Branford assistant principal (and current CAS-CIAC administrator) Dave Maloney and in partnership 

with the Anti-Defamation League, the SCC Diversity Dream Teams - Breaking Barriers, Building Bridges – had another successful 

year… The program held its final session of the 2008-09 academic year on May 15 at the Jewish Community Center in 

Woodbridge... Over 125 students representing the 23 member schools participated in the yearlong program and helped produce the 

2008-09 Annual Report - a thoughtful and compelling compilation of our schools’ and students’ works. 

Five Named Governors’ Scholars 

Five students from SCC member schools were recently recognized as 

Governor’s Scholars... Congratulations to Katherine Han (Cheshire), Dakota 

Spear (Amity Regional), Jacob Stern (Guilford), Adam Strawbridge (Daniel 

Hand) and Nan Zhao (Shelton)... Principals of CAS member high schools 

are given the opportunity to nominate one junior ranked in the top four 

percent of his/her class... An essay on an assigned topic has to be 

completed... Members of the Governor’s Scholars Committee, professional 

educators from throughout Connecticut, judge the completed 

applications and assigned a composite score to each based on rank in 

class, PSAT or SAT scores, CAPT scores, and the student essay. 

SCC Captains Council Luncheons 

The SCC Captains Council luncheons were held three times during the year 

at the New Haven Athletic Center, bringing together the captains before 

their respective seasons start to provide guidance of what it means to be a 

captain and the responsibility that comes with the position and enhance the 

ideals of sportsmanship... During the winter session in particular, several 

SCC captains were interviewed for a story by New Haven Register 

columnist Dave Solomon about their opinion of what a sports “role model” 

should be. 

Derby Says Good-bye 

In late December, Derby High School announced it 

will leave the SCC to join the Naugatuck Valley 

League starting in the fall of 2009... A member of 

the SCC since the league’s inception in 1994, 

Derby was an active 

participant in all league 

activities and we wish 

them the best of luck... 

Derby will continue to 

play Shelton in football 

on Thanksgiving 

morning... In its 15 

years in the SCC, 

Derby won four league 

titles in wrestling (1999, 2000, 2001 and 2002), 

two cheerleading titles (2008 and 2009) and one 

football division title (2005)... In addition, the Red 

Raiders won four state championships – Class S 

baseball (1996) and Class S wrestling (1999-00, 

2000-01 and 2001-02)... The departure of Derby 

leaves the SCC with 22 member schools. 

State Championships 

It was another successful year as SCC member-schools fared extremely well in league and statewide competition… All told, SCC 

teams captured 12 state championships (3 fall, 5 winter, 3 spring) during the 2008-09 academic year… Eighteen additional teams (7 

fall, 8 winter, 3 spring) earned runner-up status in CIAC state competition… Since the league’s inception in 1994, SCC schools have 

won 277 state championships. 

Good Sportsmanship 

Cheshire earned the “Ray Crew Sportsmanship Award,” which is given to the SCC Division II ice hockey team in honor of the 

former Sheehan ice hockey coach... Fairfield Prep captured the “Dick Gagliardi Sportsmanship Award,” which is given to the 

Division I team in honor of the former Hamden coach and SCC ice hockey chairperson. 

Lights, Camera, Action 

The SCC was prominently featured on the WCTX/My TV 9 “High School Game of the Week” during 

2008-09... The television package kicked off in the fall with football and continued into basketball 

season... During football season, WCTX/My TV 9 featured seven games involving 10 SCC schools in 

its package... Games were streamed live at www.wtnh.com and rebroadcast the next evening... In 

addition, MSG TV also televised a SCC football contest (Hand vs. Fairfield Prep) on Sept. 26... It was 

the second straight year that the SCC was televised on the popular regional sports network... Seven 

contests involving nine boys and girls basketball teams from SCC member schools, including both the 

league’s girls (Feb. 26) and boys (March 4) championship games, were televised during the winter... 

“Televising the league championship games just adds to the prestige of our league,” SCC 

commissioner Al Carbone told the New Haven Register when the basketball schedule was released in 

early December. “Televising the football games was a first step, and we were lucky because we had a 

lot of good games to offer. Continuing with the basketball in my mind solidifies we are pretty good in 

that sport as well. We have nine different boys’ and girls’ teams scheduled.”


The Best of the Best! 

You can make a very good argument for the overall strength of the SCC when you look at the final state rankings of pretty much 

every sport… However, to have the “best team” is even more impressive… 

Girls Basketball – Hail to the “House” 

Hillhouse, which won the SCC and Class L titles, finished as the top girls basketball team in the 

New Haven Register, Hartford Courant and Connecticut SportsWriters Alliance season-ending 

state polls... The Academics defeated Fairfield Warde, 65-59, in the Class L title game on March 

20 at the Mohegan Sun Arena... Two other SCC teams - SCC and Class LL runner-up Career and 

Class LL quarterfinalist Mercy - also were ranked in the top ten. 

Ice Hockey – Hamden Dominates the Ice! 

The 2009 SCC regular-season and state Division I champions, Hamden (19-4-1) finished as the 

top team in the final New Haven Register and Hartford Courant state rankings. Hamden, which 

defeated Glastonbury, 4-1, in the Division I championship game on March 21, is one of five SCC 

Division I teams (Fairfield Prep, Xavier, West Haven and Notre Dame) to be ranked in the final 

polls... In addition, 2009 SCC Division II regular season and playoff champion Cheshire captured 

the state Division II crown with a 3-2 victory over Enfield on March 20. The Rams finished 

seventh in the final New Haven Register state poll. 

History of Success 

SCC at the top in recent years 

2006-07 

Boys Basketball – Hillhouse 

Ice Hockey – Fairfield Prep 

Baseball – Amity 

2007-08 

Girls Basketball – Career 

Ice Hockey – Fairfield Prep 

2008-09 

Girls Basketball – Hillhouse 

Ice Hockey – Hamden 

Baseball – West Haven 

Boys Lacrosse – Fairfield Prep 

Baseball – A Blue “Devil” of an Effort! 

West Haven captured the Class LL state baseball title and earned the top ranking in the state... 

The Blue Devils (21-5), who defeated McMahon, 1-0, in the final, ranked #1 in both the New Haven Register and Hartford Courant 

final polls... In addition to West Haven, six other SCC teams were ranked in the top ten or received votes - cementing the league’s 

stature as the best in the state... Branford, who defeated Berlin, 4-2 in the Class L championship game, finished second in the Register 

poll and fourth in the Courant poll... Shelton, the Class LL semifinalist, was in the top ten in both polls, while Jonathan Law (7th in 

Register) and Sheehan (10th in Courant)... Cheshire and Foran also received votes in the final polls. 

Boys Lacrosse – Prep(ped) for Success 

Fairfield Prep, which captured its third straight SCC title, won its fourth consecutive Class L boys lacrosse title with a convincing 15- 

3 victory over Simsbury on June 13... The Jesuits (19-6) finished as the top-ranked team in the final MaxPreps.com state poll. 

“Courageous” Matson Honored by CSWA 

Amity senior wrestler Steve Matson, who has overcome leukemia and a bone marrow transplant, was named the recipient of the 

Bob Casey Courage Award by the Connecticut Sports Writers Alliance... Matson was honored at the CSWA’s annual “Gold Key” 

banquet on April 26... A 2009 Second Team All-SCC performer at 103 pounds, Matson won the Class LL title and placed fifth in the 

State Open... He finished his career with over 110 wins. Also a fine student, Matson was a member of the National Honor Society. 

Kalbian Finalist for High School Heisman 

Irene Kalbian, a three-sport standout who ranked seventh in her class at Cheshire High School, was one of two Connecticut 

students among the 12 “national” finalists (out of 34,000 potential candidates) for the Wendy’s High School Heisman Award. The 

WHSH recognizes the nation’s most esteemed high school senior men and women for excellence in academics, athletics, and 

community/school leadership. For more information, go to www.wendysheisman.com. 

Loxsom Earns Gatorade State Honors 

Wilbur Cross senior Cas Loxsom was named the Gatorade State Track & Field Athlete of theYear... Loxsom, who will attend Penn 

State University in the fall, was the SCC, Class L and State Open champion in the 800 meters... Loxsom also was named by the New 

Haven Register as its Indoor Track All-Area Athlete of the Year... The award, which recognizes not only outstanding athletic 

excellence, but also high standards of academic achievement and exemplary character demonstrated on and off the track. 

Barwise and Moore Named New Haven Register 2008-09 Athletes of the Year 

Three-sport standouts Allison Barwise (Amity) and Jeremy Moore (Hillhouse) were honored by the New Haven Register sports 

staff as the 2008-09 Athletes of the Year... Jeremy starred in football, basketball and outdoor track & field for the Academics and will 

attend Georgtown... Allison was a soccer and indoor and outdoor track standout who will attend Boston University, were 

recognized at a banquet on June 30 at Amarante’s Sea Cliff in New Haven... The pair represent the 16th and 17th SCC studentathletes 

who have been recognized with this prestigious honor.

SCC/SportsCenter of Connecticut 

“Scholar Athlete of the Month” Program – page 5 

The SCC/SportsCenter of Connecticut Scholar Athlete of the Month program recognized over 

125 outstanding young men and women during the 2008-09 academic year. Recipients were 

selected by their school’s athletic directors and coaching staffs, and received a certificate, 

commemorative tee-shirt and a SportsCenter activity pass. 

“Many thanks to the SportsCenter of Connecticut for their continued interest in recognizing 

some exceptional scholar-athletes who truly embodied the best of the words – student and 

athlete,” SCC Commissioner Al Carbone said. For complete bios of each recipient, go to 

www.southernconnecticutconference.org 

SEPTEMBER: Peter Christiani (Fairfield Prep, football), Brian L. Murphy (Fairfield Prep, soccer), Kevin Shirley (Daniel 

Hand, soccer), Brielle Sydor (Daniel Hand, volleyball), Ryan Graeb (Lyman Hall, football), Sara Woznicki (Lyman Hall, soccer), 

Jessica Shapiro (Jonathan Law, volleyball), James Quish (Jonathan Law, football), Jermaine Brookshire (Wilbur Cross, 

football), Latrice Hampton (Wilbur Cross, volleyball), Kara Maltese (West Haven, volleyball), Tom Ciarleglio (West Haven, 

cross country), Tiffany Murphy (Derby, soccer), Joseph Morrow (Derby, cross country), Jennifer Yoo (East Haven, cross 

country), Melissa Magliola (East Haven, volleyball) 

OCTOBER: Kyle Craven (Career, soccer), Maritza Rosemond (Career, volleyball), Chelsea O’Connor (Branford, soccer), 

Robert Dextradeur (Branford, cross country), Georgia Feroce (Shelton, soccer), Richard Stoliker (Shelton, cross country), 

Joseph Tylutki (Foran, cross country), Gina Massari (Foran, cross country), Adam Trofa (Amity Regional, cross country), 

Marielle Sanchez (Amity Regional, swimming), Jessica Oidtman (Mercy, soccer), Chelsea Lombardo (Mercy, soccer), Stefanie 

Schaefer (Hamden, soccer), Josh Smart (Hamden, football) 

NOVEMBER: Ashley McWilliams (Hillhouse, volleyball), Leo James (Hillhouse, football), Michael Demarseilles (Notre 

Dame, football), Michael Limosani (Notre Dame, soccer), Katelyn Lamb (Sheehan, volleyball), Stephen Dombroski (Sheehan, 

football), Aaron Steinberg (Guilford, soccer), Emily Barber (Guilford, swimming), Alyssa Andreucci (Sacred Heart Academy, 

volleyball), Irene Kalbian Cheshire (cross country), Billy Ragone Cheshire (football), Ryan Hammond (Xavier, cross country), 

Dan McGrath (Xavier, football) 

DECEMBER: Matthew Poppa (Derby, wrestling), Mary Hyde (Derby, basketball/cheerleading), Andrew Grinalds (Fairfield 

Prep, swimming), Brad Kontra (Fairfield Prep, indoor track & field), Kelly Last (West Haven, cheerleading), Mark Palmieri 

(West Haven, basketball), Kelly Cargos (Amity Regional, indoor track & field), Alexander Bell (Amity Regional, ski racing), 

Jimmy Connors (Jonathan Law, basketball), Grace Glennon (Jonathan Law, gymnastics), Mike Callaghan (Daniel Hand, 

basketball), Kate Clawson (Daniel Hand, basketball), Stephanie Grilo (North Haven, cheerleading), Geoffrey Brown (North 

Haven, indoor track), Cayla Lang (Lyman Hall, basketball), William Abildgaard, Jr. (Lyman Hall, ice hockey) 

JANUARY: Kristen Lubeski (Branford, basketball), Casey Dadio (Branford, basketball), Christina Lavigne (Shelton, indoor 

track), Robert Ferrante (Shelton, wrestling), Kim Murray (Hamden, ice hockey), Matt Spilka (Hamden, basketball), Teneya 

Jenkins (Career Magnet, basketball), Brandyn Benson (Career Magnet,basketball), Arissa Opalacz (Mercy, indoor track), 

Amanda Hamilton (Mercy, basketball), Sydney Hyatt (Foran, basketball),Mike Sweeney (Foran, basketball) 

FEBRUARY: Marcus Wright (Cheshire, indoor track), Maggie Riddle (Cheshire, basketball), Drew Madore (Notre Dame, 

swimming), Joseph Sweeney (Notre Dame, ice hockey), Philip Gaetano (Sheehan, basketball), Chelsea Neelon (Sheehan, 

basketball), Emma Kosmaczewski (Sacred Heart Academy, indoor track), James Remigino (Xavier, swimming) Dan 

Thompson (Xavier, wrestling), Kyle Lundberg (Guilford, wrestling), Erica Drake (Guilford, ice hockey) 

MARCH: John Griffin (Fairfield Prep, ice hockey), Robert Nayden (Fairfield Prep, outdoor track), Christina Gelardi (Derby, 

softball), Tim Geer (Derby, baseball), Archie Adams (Daniel Hand, outdoor track), Mia Helfrich (Daniel Hand, gymnastics), Taylor 

Norton (West Haven, softball), Christopher Norton (West Haven, baseball), Josh Shin (Amity, boys volleyball), Erin Beaulieu 

(Amity, softball), Emily Miele (Mercy, lacrosse), Laura Sweeney (Mercy, lacrosse) 

APRIL: Emily Hulak (Foran, outdoor track), Christopher Fosom (Foran, baseball), Courtney Winger (Shelton, tennis), Jonathan 

Begley (Shelton, outdoor track), Varun Roy (Cheshire, outdoor track), Kim Silva (Cheshire, softball), Kimberly Hentz (North Haven, 

outdoor track), James McGrath (North Haven, tennis), Ellen Bethea (Hillhouse, outdoor track), Leon Davis (Hillhouse, baseball), Jim 

Tarca (Notre Dame, tennis), Casey Marren (Notre Dame, lacrosse), Daniel Cusano (Hamden, baseball), Amanda Goodwin (Hamden, 

softball) 

MAY: Cas Loxsom (Wilbur Cross, outdoor track), Latrice Hampton (Wilbur Cross, outdoor track), Stephanie Smart (Sheehan, 

tennis), Michael Kadlow (Sheehan, tennis), Tyler Reid (Xavier, lacrosse), Adam Tomasiello (Xavier, golf), Brett Michael Doran 

(Jonathan Law, baseball), Liz Marus (Jonathan Law, tennis), Dennis McGinley (Guilford, baseball), Hollise Davis (Guilford, 

lacrosse), Nikole Perugini (Career Magnet, softball), Michael Rubino (Career Magnet, baseball) 

- www.sportscenterofct.com -

State Championships – page 6 

SCC teams captured 12 state championships during the 2008-09 academic year... Since the league’s inception in 

1994, SCC schools have now won 277 state championships... Eighteen additional teams earned runner-up status in 

CIAC state competition during the year. Congratulations to all of these teams! 

State Champions (12) 

FALL 

Sport Class School 

Girls Cross Country MM Guilford 

Boys Cross Country MM Hand 

Boys Cross Country L Amity 

WINTER 


Girls Indoor Track M Hillhouse 

Boys Indoor Track L Amity 

Girls Basketball L Hillhouse 

Defeated Fairfield Warde, 65-59 

Boys Ice Hockey I Hamden 

Defeated Glastonbury, 4-1 

Boys Ice Hockey II Cheshire 

Defeated Enfield, 3-2 

SPRING 


Boys Outdoor Track L Amity 

Baseball LL West Haven 

Defeated Brien McMahon, 1-0 

Baseball L Branford 

Defeated Berlin, 4-2 

Boys Lacrosse L Fairfield Prep 

Defeated Simsbury, 15-3 

State Runner-Ups (18) 

Fall 


Boys Cross Country Open Shelton 

Girls Cross Country Open Guilford 

Football LL Cheshire 

Girls Swimming Open Cheshire 

Girls Swimming LL Cheshire 

Girls Soccer LL Cheshire 

Girls Volleyball M Jonathan Law 



Girls Basketball LL Career 

Boys Swimming Open Fairfield Prep 

Boys Swimming LL Fairfield Prep 

Boys Swimming M Notre Dame 

Wrestling LL Xavier 

Wrestling M Jonathan Law 

Cheerleading LL Shelton 

Cheerleading S Derby 



Boys Outdoor Track Open Amity 

Boys Outdoor Track MM Hillhouse 

Girls Tennis L Amity 

Year-by-Year SCC State Championships 

In 2008-09, SCC member schools totaled 12 state championships 

bringing the total of titles won to 277 since the 

league’s inception in 1994... Nine different schools won state 

titles in 2008-09 with Amity capturing the most (3: boys cross 

country, boys indoor track and boys outdoor track). 

Did You Know 

The record for the most championships in a single year is 

26, set in 1996-97. The record for the most championships 

won by an individual school in a year is 7, Cheshire (1996-97). 

Year Fall Winter Spring Total 

1994-95 5 6 3 14 

1995-96 7 5 8 20 

1996-97 9 8 9 26 

1997-98 9 8 6 23 

1998-99 5 7 5 17 

1999-00 4 9 5 18 

2000-01 6 6 6 18 

2001-02 5 8 9 22 

2002-03 6 6 9 21 

2003-04 9 8 4 21 

2004-05 9 7 5 21 

2005-06 8 8 4 20 

2006-07 4 6 3 13 

2007-08 3 5 3 11 

2008-09 3 5 4 12 

TOTALS 92 102 83 277

2008-09 Champions/All-Conference – page 7 

FALL 

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL 

Divisional Champions 

Hammonasset: Jonathan Law (8-0) 

Housatonic: Cheshire (7-1) 

Oronoque: Branford (8-0) 

Quinnipiac: Sacred Heart Academy (6-0) 

SCC Playoffs 

Quarterfinals – October 28 @Higher Seeds 

#1 Cheshire 3, #8 Amity 2 (25-18, 20-25, 26-24, 23-25, 13-9) 

#4 West Haven 3, #5 Sheehan 1 (25-20, 25-20, 23-25, 25-15) 

#2 Jonathan Law 3, #7 Branford 1 (21-25, 25-19, 25-14, 25-22) 

#3 Sacred Heart Academy 3, #6 Hand 0 (25-11, 25-23, 25-23) 

Semifinals – October 30 @Higher Seeds 

Cheshire 3, West Haven 1 (25-15, 25-13, 15-25, 25-12) 

Sacred Heart Academy 3, Jonathan Law 1 (25-17, 23-25, 25-14, 

25-19) 

Championship – November 1 @North Haven HS 

Cheshire 3, Sacred Heart Academy 0 (25-18, 25-20, 25-18) 

All-Oronoque 

MH: Nablissa Lomotey (Branford), Danielle Bourne (Branford) 

OH: Alisha Noble (Wilbur Cross), Zoe Lowe (Branford), Nicole 

Acerra (East Haven) S: Lexi Pepe (Branford), Taylor Barone 

(East Haven) 

All-Quinnipiac 

OH: Brianna King (Sacred Heart Academy), Clare King (Sacred 

Heart Academy), Lauren Yoia (Mercy) MH: Kara Maltese (West 

Haven), Amber Bepko (Mercy) S: Alyssa Andreucci (Sacred 

Heart Academy) Lib: Alysha Buccieri (West Haven) 

SCC Playoffs 

Semifinals – October 27 @East Haven HS 

#1 Guilford 2, #4 North Haven 0 

#2 Amity 3, #3 Notre Dame 0 

Championship – October 29 @Shelton HS 

Amity defeated Guilford, 1-0 (3-2 penalty kicks) 

All-Quinnipiac Division 

Will Daniels (Notre Dame), Clayton Ulmer (Hamden), Kyle 

Russell (Xavier), Kevin Maxham (Fairfield Prep), Amar Abu- 

Sitteh (West Haven), Brett Fletcher (Xavier), Stephen Zapata 

(Hamden), Greg Padilla (Notre Dame), Chris Fitzsimons 

(Hamden), Bob Baylis (West Haven), Brad Boehringer (Fairfield 

Prep), Jon Tebes (Hamden) 

All-Oronoque Division 

Dan Hall (Derby), Ivan Sanchez (Career/Hillhouse), Edgardo 

Ingles (East Haven), Joe Sorrentino (North Haven), Scott 

Berges (Branford), Wabi Mposo (Wilbur Cross), Geoff Brown 

(North Haven), Adam Penrod (East Haven), Frank Guaman 

(Wilbur Cross), James D’Amico (Branford), Zack Kafogolis 

(Wilbur Cross), Steve Brown (North Haven) 

All-Housatonic Division 

Joel Rodriguez (Sheehan), Kevin Howard (Amity), Garrett Festa 

(Cheshire), Hakeem Ndikumana (Shelton), Joseph Bonito 

(Lyman Hall), Brian Foley (Amity), Drew Dimauro (Shelton), 

Matt Gilmore (Cheshire), Marco Massaro (Amity), Jack Bronwin 

(Amity), Miguel Rodriguez-Lapman (Cheshire), Michael Fritz 

(Sheehan) 

All-Hammonasset 

Eric Terreri (Guilford), Jack Shirley (Hand), Michael Jacobsen 

(Guilford), Dan Shirley (Hand), Chris Gilmore (Foran), Chris 

O’Brien (Guilford), Aaron Steinberg (Guilford), Kevin Shirley 

(Hand), Jimmy Connors (Jonathan Law), Brian Gilloran 

(Guilford), Ryan Dolan (Hand), Scott Leone (Guilford) 


OH: Casey Dulin (Jonathan Law), Dannisha Pierce (Hillhouse), 

Whitney Hall (Hand) S: Sage Esposito (Foran), Michelle Nantel 

(Jonathan Law), Annie Goodrich (Guilford), Brielle Sydor (Hand) 

All-Housatonic 

OH: Mollie Hamel (Sheehan), Avery Silverstein (Amity), 

Dorothy Sliwonik (Shelton) MH: Nora Bahgat (Cheshire), Leah 

Hirsch (Cheshire) S: Lauren D’Angelo (Lyman Hall), Bri-Anna 

Watson (Cheshire) 

BOYS SOCCER 


Hammonasset: Guilford (6-0) 

Housatonic: Amity (6-2) 

Oronoque: North Haven (9-1) 

Quinnipiac: Notre Dame (6-2) 

GIRLS SOCCER 


Hammonasset: Hand (5-0-1) 


Oronoque: Wilbur Cross (7-0-1) 

Quinnipiac: Mercy, West Haven (4-1-1) 

SCC Playoffs 

Semifinals – October 27 @Hamden HS 

#4 Hand 1, #1 Cheshire 0. 

#2 Wilbur Cross 2, #3 Mercy 0 

Championship – October 29 @Shelton HS 

Hand 2, Wilbur Cross 0 


Amanda Hamilton (Mercy), Andrea Tordanato (Hamden), Janie 

Jannitto (Hamden), Leanne Hollister (West Haven), Kerry Doyle 

(Sacred Heart Academy), Marlana Gomes (Mercy), Nicole


Pacapelli (West Haven), Taylor Norton (West Haven), Gabby 

Benitez (Hamden), Bianca Cornacchia (Sacred Heart Academy), 

Kelly Marchitto (West Haven), Sarah Bepko (Mercy) 

All-Oronoque 

Natalie Beach (Wilbur Cross), Nicole Paviglionite (Branford), 

Andreana Thomas (Wilbur Cross), Alora Baldino (East Haven), 

Jessica Broadbent (North Haven), Megan Rea (East Haven), 

Georgia Wetmore (Wilbur Cross), Maria Sanzari (North Haven), 

Katherine Valaitis (Wilbur Cross), Ahriel Fernandez (Wilbur 

Cross), Chelsea O’Connor (Branford), Chelsea Shaw (North 

Haven) 


Taya Richardson (Hand), Lindsey Ruotolo (Guilford), Kerry 

Wallack (Hand), Ellie Brink (Hand), Maddie Knapp (Guilford), 

Brenna Thommen (Guilford), Taylor Rotella (Jonathan Law), 

Kieryn Deyoe (Foran), Courtney Reilly (Hand), Rachel Cutler 

(Guilford), Ashley Clifford (Foran), Alyssa Kocak (Jonathan 

Law) 


Michaela Katz (Amity), Emily Ranando (Cheshire), Jennifer 

Spicer (Shelton), Gianna Massa (Sheehan), Morelle Marra 

(Lyman Hall), Daniella Marchitto (Amity), Samantha Farley 

(Shelton), Casey Nowakowski (Cheshire), Kylee McIntosh 

(Cheshire), Colby Gibbs (Cheshire), Amber Dourgsey (Amity), 

Erica Correa (Cheshire) 

FIELD HOCKEY 

Regular-season Champion: Branford (9-0-1-0) 

All-Conference First Team 

Sally Adua (Hand), Christina Campbell (Hamden), Charlene Cole 

(Guilford), Lauren Hague (Cheshire), Sheila Huggins (North 

Haven), Emily Jablonski (Hand), Allie Kalfus (Guilford), Brittany 

Parker (Hand), Tori Redding (Branford), Kristina Ruotolo 

(Branford), Kim Silva (Cheshire), Kaitlin Winchell (Amity) 

All-Conference Second Team 

Kristen Angeletti (Sheehan), Cheyenne Carden (Branford), 

Maggie DeStefano (Amity), Allison Doheny (North Haven), 

Katharine Eddy (Cheshire), Kailey Farrell (Cheshire), Taylor 

Gardner (Hand), Jessica Hopper (Hand), Val Milici (Branford), 

Lauren Mitchell (Guilford), Kristin O’Connor (Mercy), Rachel 

Stefanski (Lyman Hall), Annie Ulles (Guilford) 

FOOTBALL 


Division I East: Cheshire (4-0) 

Division I West: Hamden (3-1) 

Division II East: Foran (4-0) 

Division II West: Hillhouse (4-0) 

Division I - Offense 

OL: Tom Acampora (Cheshire), John Begley (Shelton), Jason 

Moon (Amity), Cameron Davis (Hamden) TE: Mike DeCaprio 

(Notre Dame) PK: Kemuel Lawrence (Hamden) WR: Josh Smart 

(Hamden), Jack Callaghan (Hand), Jay Binkowski (Amity) RB: 

Mike Davis (Hand), Devon White (West Haven), James Ward 

(Wilbur Cross) QB: Billy Ragone (Cheshire), Bill Choiniere 

(Amity) UTY: Jake Horvath (Notre Dame) 

Division I - Defense 

DL: Kris Patterson (Xavier), Jo Von Ladson (Hamden), Shaquille 

Marshall (Wilbur Cross), Nick Georgalas (Shelton), Julian 

Matheson (West Haven) LB: O’Brien Johnson (West Haven), 

David Dillon (Cheshire), Dan McGrath (Xavier), Tito Slaughter 

(Wilbur Cross), Connor Kelly (Fairfield Prep) DB: Dan Sweeney 

(Cheshire), Doug Shearer (Shelton), Joe Dempsey (Fairfield 

Prep), Kevin Martin (Hand) UTY: Carmine Baldino (Hamden) 

Division II - Offense 

OL: Bruce Devlin (North Haven), Damarley Robinson 

(Jonathan Law), Russ Furlow (Foran), Steven Comette (Lyman 

Hall), Ken Okwuosa (North Haven) PK: Jordan Rozas 

(Sheehan) WR: Stewart Lamberton (Guilford), George Gerosa 

(Branford), A.J. Leary (Guilford) RB: Brandyn Wright 

(Hillhouse), Tyler Hames (Foran), Bernard Risco (Hillhouse) 

QB: Andrew Luzzi (Branford) UTY: Jake White (Foran), Brett 

Biestek (Sheehan) 

Division II - Defense 

DL: Rich Gonzalez (Derby), Matt Tarducci (Branford), John 

Zullo (Jonathan Law), Tavon Wilkins (Hillhouse) LB: Aaron 

Davis (Guilford), Dan Sardilli (North Haven), Zach Salazar 

(Derby), Ricky Rozier (Jonathan Law) DB: Jeremy Moore 

(Hillhouse), Zach Prefontaine (Sheehan), Anthony McGeough 

(Derby), Dylan Northrop (Branford) P: Mike Friello (North 

Haven) UT: Robert Greenspun (East Haven), Kris Selvaggi 

(Sheehan) 

GIRLS SWIMMING 

Division I: Cheshire (6-0) 

Division II: Sacred Heart Academy (7-0) 

SCC Championship Meet - October 29 at 

Kiputh Pool - Yale University 

Final Team Results: 1. Cheshire, 1317.5; 2. Branford, 504.5; 3. 

Shelton, 435; 4. Sacred Heart Academy, 431; 5. Amity, 373; 6. 

Mercy, 323; 7. Hamden, 291; 8. Hand, 236; 9. West Haven, 232; 

10. Sheehan, 175; 11. North Haven, 172; 12. Foran, 134; 13. 

Lyman Hall, 111; 14. Jonathan Law, 105; 15. East Haven, 52; 16. 

Guilford, 50. 

All-Conference 

200 Yd Medley Relay 

Cheshire (Jasmine Liu, Kim Jerome, Stephanie Nguyen, Liz 

Visconti) 

Sacred Heart Academy (Hollis Capuano, Melissa Merwin, Cori 

Turcio, Michelle Iovene)


200 Yd. Freestyle 

Kathryn Kiely (Shelton), Lexi Koukos (Cheshire), Karen Novak 

(Cheshire) 

200 Yd IM 

Ally Perrotti (Branford), Madeline Froehlich (Hamden), Theresa 

Goehring (Mercy) 

50 Yd Freestyle 

Michaela Kearney (Mercy), Hollis Capuano (Sacred Heart 

Academy), Ally Barry (Cheshire) 

100 Yd Butterfly 

Michaela Kearney (Mercy), Kaela Bjornberg (Sheehan), Nicole 

Peruso (Branford) 


Hollis Capuano (Sacred Heart Academy), Jessica Metcalf 

(Cheshire), Lexi Maurice (Cheshire) 


Kim Jerome (Cheshire), Jennifer Tavares (Cheshire), Lexi 

Koukos (Cheshire) 

100 Yd Backstroke 

Allison Rasile (Branford), Nicole Rhodes (Mercy), Madeline 

Froehlich (Hamden) 

100 Yd Breaststroke 

Kim Jerome (Cheshire), Emily Barber (Guilford), Ally Perrotti 

(Branford) 

200 Yd Freestyle Relay 

Cheshire (Jen Tavares, Liz Visconti, Ally Berry, Jess Metcalf) 

Branford (Allison Rasile, Anna Milne, Emily Moughty, Nicole 

Peruso) 

400 Yd Freestyle Relay 

Cheshire (Jen Tavares, Liz Visconti, Jess Metcalf, Lexi Maurice) 

Sacred Heart Academy (Clare Reidy, Cori Turcio, Nora Jeffries, 

Hollis Capuano) 

Diving 

Jennifer Thompson (Cheshire), Amanda Saslow (North Haven), 

Victoria Smith (North Haven) 

BOYS CROSS COUNTRY 





Quinnipiac: Xavier (4-0) 


Hammonasset State Park 

Final Team Results: 1. Amity, 48; 2. Shelton, 71; 3. Cheshire, 

110; 4. Hand, 119; 5. Xavier, 123; 6. Fairfield Prep, 142; 7. 

Guilford, 181; 8. Foran, 263; 9. Branford, 274; 10. Hamden, 304; 

11. Notre Dame, 306; 12. North Haven, 333; 13. Sheehan, 400; 14. 

Jonathan Law, 433; 15. Lyman Hall, 442; 16. Wilbur Cross, 468; 

17. Hillhouse, 500; 18. East Haven, 503; 19. West Haven, 530 


Richard Stoliker (Shelton), Sean Mueller (Cheshire), Robbie 

Dextradeur (Branford), Ryan Laemel (Amity), Dan Nestor 

(Hand), Adam Trofa (Amity), Ryan McGuire (Notre Dame), 

Connor Rog (Fairfield Prep), Sean Nestor (Hand), Robert 

Yamnicky (Shelton), Michael Bhatt (Amity), Ehrin McWeeney 

(Shelton) 


Richard Stoliker (Shelton), Sean Mueller (Cheshire), Ryan 

Laemel (Amity), Adam Trofa (Amity), Robert Yamnicky 

(Shelton), Michael Bhath (Amity), Ehrin 

McWeeney (Shelton), John Cocco (Amity) 


Dan Nestor (Hand), Sean Nestor (Hand), Matt Marchand 

(Guilford), Jamul Swope (Hillhouse), John Muller (Hand), Kevin 

Maguire (Guilford), Wilis Bratches (Hand), Kyle Mata (Foran) 


Ryan McGuire (Notre Dame), Connor Rog (Fairfield Prep), Ryan 

Hammond (Xavier), Edgar Carrasco (Xavier), Nicholas Lemon 

(Xavier), Tyler Agostino (Fairfield Prep), Ian Albert (Xavier), 

Brendan McLeod (Fairfield Prep) 

All-Oronoque 

Robbie Dextradeur (Branford), Patrick Hubbell (North Haven), 

Thomas Dextradeur (Branford), Cas Loxsom (Wilbur Cross), 

Kevin Gell (Branford), Matthew Kortsep (North Haven), Casey 

Mackay (North Haven), Frank Funaro (East Haven) 

GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY 





Quinnipiac: Mercy (3-0) 


Hammonasset State Park 

Final Team Results: 1. Guilford, 29; 2. Shelton, 88; 3. Amity, 92; 

4. Hand, 101; 5. Cheshire, 111; 6. Mercy, 186; 7. Hamden, 233; 8. 

Branford, 242; 9. Foran, 311; 10., North Haven, 312; 11. Jonathan 

Law, 316; 12. Sheehan, 320; 13. West Haven, 344; 14. Hillhouse, 

364; 15. Sacred Heart Academy, 388; 16. East Haven, 400; 17. 

Wilbur Cross, 480 


Sarah Cotton (Hand), Irene Kalbian (Cheshire), Kathleen Elliott 

(Guilford), Frances Brillante (Sacred Heart Academy), Kelsey


Proctor (Guilford), Val Williams (Guilford), Megan Powell 

(Guilford), Katie Duman (Guilford), Annelies Gamble (Amity), 

Carolyn Williams (Hamden), Paige Pallotto (Amity), Kelsey 

Grimmer (Shelton) 


Sarah Cotton (Hand), Kathleen Elliott (Guilford), Kelsey Proctor 

(Guilford), Val Williams (Guilford), Megan Powell (Guilford), 

Katie Duman (Guilford), Katherine Crabtree (Guilford), Katie 

Ferrall (Guilford) 


Irene Kalbian (Cheshire), Annelies Gamble (Amity), Paige 

Pallotto (Amity), Kelsey Grimmer (Shelton), Melissa Corraro 

(Shelton), Jane Depgen (Amity), Julie Hart (Cheshire), Noa 

Kupfer (Amity 


Frances Brillante (Sacred Heart Academy), Carolyn Williams 

(Hamden), Erin McCormick (Mercy), Cheetiri Smith (West 

Haven), Molly Harmon (Mercy),Kathleen Darling (Mercy), 

Lindsey Leach (Hamden), Monica Castro (Mercy) 

All-Oronoque 

Meg O’Brien (Branford), Kyley Fletcher (East Haven), Shana 

Casey (Branford), Brittany Bendel (North Haven), Minyoung 

Song (North Haven), Lauren Andres (Branford), Elizabeth 

Hubbell (North Haven), Erika Zocher (Branford) 


BOYS BASKETBALL 


Hammonasset: Hillhouse (8-0) 

Housatonic: Sheehan (8-0) 

Oronoque: Career (6-2) 

Quinnipiac: Xavier (7-1) 

SCC Playoffs 

First Round – Feb. 26 @Higher Seeds 

#4 Career 66, #13 Cheshire 62 

#5 Notre Dame 60, #12 East Haven 40 

#6 Hamden 62, #11 West Haven 45 

#7 Sheehan 71, #10 North Haven 63 

#8 Hand 78, #9 Wilbur Cross 59 

Quarterfinals - Saturday, February 28 @East Haven HS 

#1 Hillhouse 65, #8 Hand 49 

#4 Career 39, #5 Notre Dame 32 

#7 Sheehan 46, #2 Lyman Hall 37 

#6 Hamden 63, #3 Xavier 53 

Semifinals – March 3 @East Haven HS 

#6 Hamden 77, #7 Sheehan 74 (2 OT) 

#1 Hillhouse 69, #4 Career 49 

Championship – March 4 @East Haven HS 

Hillhouse 55, Hamden 36 


Mike Callaghan (Hand), Dennis McGinley (Guilford), Jeremy 

Moore (Hillhouse), Terrance McKiver (Hillhouse), Hassan Toler 

(Hillhouse), Kyle Wiggins (Jonathan Law) 

All-Oronoque 

Brandyn Benson (Career), Kevin Hoff (Career), James Goglia 

(Branford), Edward Murray (Wilbur Cross), Elvin Rodriguez 

(North Haven), Mauricio Rodriguez (East Haven) 


Zach Russo (Lyman Hall), David Dempsey (Lyman Hall), 

Jefferson Lora (Lyman Hall), Phil Gaetano (Sheehan), Matt 

Pascuzzo (Sheehan), Billy Ragone (Cheshire) 


Mark Palmieri (West Haven), Will Tye (Xavier), Malik Bonner 

(Xavier), Tobin Carberry (Hamden), Sean Dempsey (Notre 

Dame), Steve Galgano (Notre Dame) 

GIRLS BASKETBALL 


Hammonasset: Hillhouse (8-0) 


Oronoque: Career/Wilbur Cross (7-1) 


SCC Playoffs 

First Round –s February 19 @Higher Seeds 

4 Mercy 66, #13 Foran 40 

#5 Wilbur Cross 48, #12 Sheehan 38 

#7 Lyman Hall 49, #10 Guilford 47 

#11 Cheshire 57, #6 Hand 42 

#8 Branford 62, #9 Jonathan Law 47 

Quarterfinals – February 21 @West Haven HS 

#1 Hiilhouse 68, #8 Branford 44 

#4 Mercy 53, #5 Wilbur Cross 50 

#2 Career 54, #7 Lyman Hall 38 

#3 Hamden 54, #11 Cheshire 49 

Semifinals – February 24 @West Haven HS 

#2 Career 67, #3 Hamden 45 

#1 Hillhouse 59, #4 Mercy 56 (OT) 

Championship – February 26 @Wilbur Cross HS 

Hillhouse 70, Career 61 


Annie Goodrich (Guilford), Kerry Wallack (Hand), Casey Dulin 

(Jonathan Law), Bria Holmes (Hillhouse), Danniesha Pierce 

(Hillhouse), Andreana Thomas (Hillhouse) 


Bianca Zisek (West Haven), Molly Deroy (Hamden), Cara 

Deroy (Hamden), Rachel Roberts (Mercy), Bianca Simmons 

(Mercy), Amber Bepko (Mercy)



Shae Harding (Derby), Nkenge Blue (Amity), Lindsay Karle 

(Lyman Hall), Jen Ruys (Lyman Hall), Bre Butler (Sheehan), 

Maggie Riddle (Cheshire), Nora Bahgat (Cheshire) 

All-Ononoque 

Anisha Wilson (Career), Courtney Schissler (Branford), Chantell 

Alford (Wilbur Cross), Shaniqua Fuller (Wilbur Cross), Bria 

Moore (Career), J’Voni Hilton (Career) 

Division I: Hamden (7-0) 

Division II: Cheshire (7-0) 

ICE HOCKEY 

SCC Division II Playoffs 

Semifinals – March 6 @Northford Ice Pavilion 

#1 Cheshire 3, #4 Amity 1 

#3 Branford 2, #2 Lyman Hall 1 

Championship – March 7 @Northford Ice Pavilion 

Cheshire 4, Branford 2 

Division I - First Team 

Zack Back (North Haven), Anthony Avitable (Hamden), Alex 

Stevens (Notre Dame), Colin Sullivan (Fairfield Prep), Darric 

White (Fairfield Prep), Michael Pierne (Hamden), Anthony 

Verderame (East Haven) 

Division I - Second Team 

Bob Bayliss (West Haven), Jackson Bargiello (Fairfield Prep), 

Ben Borelli (West Haven), Jon Teulings (Hamden), Alex Zeiss 

(Fairfield Prep), Joe Barnes (West Haven), Jon Knobloch (Notre 

Dame) 

Division II – First Team 

Mike Devine (Cheshire), Chris Messina (Lyman Hall), Andrew 

Luzzi (Branford), Dan Sylvestre (Lyman Hall), Alan Dagesse 

(Cheshire), Andrew Furbush (Branford), Marcus Demchak 

(Milford) 

Division II - Second Team 

Jesse Hine (Amity), Zach Gilhuly (Guilford), Lloyd Jacques 

(Lyman Hall), Joe Ciancola (Amity), Ryan Rainville (Lyman Hall), 

Justin Gilloran (Guilford), Seth Wells (Guilford) 

GYMNASTICS 

SCC Championship Meet - February 6 at 

Jonathan Law HS 

Final Team Standings: 1. Hand, 133.75; 2. Foran, 127.8; 3. 

Jonathan Law, 126.45; 4. Branford, 117.3; 5. Hamden, 93.4 


Kimmy Megargee (Hand), Jasmine Walwer (Guilford), Mia 

Helfrich (Hand), Leanne Petrillo (Branford), Alex White 

(Jonathan Law), Maria Hacker (Branford), Corinne Miller 

(Jonathan Law), Julia Rubano (Hand), Andrea Figuly (Foran), 

Danielle Novak (Jonathan Law), Grace Glennon (Jonathan Law), 

Lauran Harriman (Foran), Dana Colonese (Guilford), Ashley 

Baillargeon (Foran) 

BOYS SWIMMING 

Regular Season: Fairfield Prep (12-0) 

SCC Championship Meet - February 28 

@Wesleyan University 

Team Scores: 1. Fairfield Prep 820; 2. Notre Dame-WH 601; 3. 

Xavier 567; 4. Amity 556; 5. Cheshire 457; 6. Branford 393; 7. 

Sheehan 295; 8. Hamden and Shelton 202; 10. North Haven/ 

North Branford 190; 11. Lyman Hall 186; 12. Foran 182; 13. West 

Haven 106; 14. Hand 41. 


200 yard Medley Relay 

Fairfield Prep (Andrew Golankiewicz, Brian Power, Eric Trotta, 

Andrew Grinalds) 

Xavier (Michael Wilson, Dylan Heer, Kevin Kosciuk, James 

Remigino) 

200 yard freestyle: Andrew Grinalds (Fairfield Prep), Tyler 

Naumann (Xavier), Eric Trotta (Fairfield Prep) 

200 yard IM: James Remigino (Xavier), Bart Platow (Fairfield 

Prep), Dylan Heer (Xavier) 

50 yard freestyle: Alex Lombardi (Branford), Edward Becker 

(Fairfield Prep), Tyler Dietter (Notre Dame) 

Diving: Tyler Pramer (Fairfield Prep), Peter Cyr (Hamden), 

William Conte (Branford) 

100 yard butterfly: Edward Becker (Fairfield Prep), Tyler 

Naumann (Xavier), Nicholas Celestin (Notre Dame) 

100 yard freestyle: Andrew Golankiewicz (Fairfield Prep), Alex 

Lombardi (Branford), Kristof Toth (Fairfield Prep) 

500 yard freestyle: Bart Platow (Fairfield Prep), Eric Trotta 

(Fairfield Prep), Trevor Madore (Notre Dame) 

200 yard freestyle relay: 

Fairfield Prep (Edward Becker, Bart Platow, Kristof Toth, Eric 

Trotta) 

Xavier (Tyler Naumann, Kyle Newton, Austin Kelly, Michael 

Wilson) 

100 yard backstroke: Andrew Grinalds (Fairfield Prep), Andrew 

Golankiewicz (Fairfield Prep), Justin Alexandre (Sheehan) 

100 yard breaststroke: James Remigino (Xavier), Christopher 

Yacobacci (Notre Dame), Dylan Heer (Xavier) 

400 yard freestyle relay: 

Fairfield Prep (Andrew Grinalds, Andrew Golankiewicz, Bart 

Platow, Edward Becker)


Xavier (Tyler Naumann, Austin Kelly, Dylan Heer, James 

Remigino) 

BOYS INDOOR TRACK 

SCC Championship Meet - February 6 @New 

Haven Athletic Center 

Final Team Standings: 1. Amity, 102; 2. Hamden, 59; 3. North 

Haven, 55; 4. Xavier, 54; 5. Cheshire, 43; 6. Branford, 28; 7. 

Wilbur Cross, 24; 8. Fairfield Prep, 20; 9. Hillhouse, 18; 10. Hand, 

16; 11. Career, 14; 12. Shelton, 13; 13. Notre Dame, 6; 14. Derby, 

4; 15. Sheehan, 3; 15. Lyman Hall, 3; 17. East Haven, 2 


Marcus Wright (Cheshire), 55 meters 

Tevin Moye (Hamden), 300 meters 

Chris Fitzsimons (Hamden), 600 meters 

Cas Loxsom (Wilbur Cross), 1000 meters 

Michael Bhatt (Amity), 1600 meters 

Adam Trofa (Amity), 3200 meters 

Geoff Brown (North Haven), 55 meter hurdles 

Yitao Zhang, Jay Binkowski, Brian Kernan, Cole Crotta (Amity), 

4 x 200 meter relay 

Chris Fitzsimons, Isiah Whiting, Brent Hoyt, Tevin Moye 

(Hamden), 4 x 400 meter relay 

Nick Saba, Isiah Whiting, Matt Dinnan, Chris Fitzsimons 

(Hamden), 4 x 800 meter relay 

Yitao Zhang, Jay Binkowski, Doron Schwartz, John Cocco 

(Amity), 1600 sprint medley 

Bradley Roth (Xavier), High Jump 

Cole Crotta (Amity), Pole Vault 

Anthony Suggs (Career), Long Jump 

Brad Kontra (Fairfield Prep), Shot Put 

GIRLS INDOOR TRACK 

SCC Championship Meet - February 6 @New 

Haven Athletic Center 

Final Team Standings: 1. Cheshire, 70; 1. Hillhouse, 70; 3. 

Branford, 51; 4. Amity, 46; 5. Guilford, 44; 6. East Haven, 27; 7. 

Career, 26; 8. Hamden, 25; 9. Hand, 22; 10. Sacred Heart 

Academy, 20; 11. West Haven, 16; 12. Sheehan, 13; 13. Mercy, 

10; 14. Shelton, 8; 15. North Haven, 7; 16. Lyman Hall, 6; 17. 

Wilbur Cross, 4 


Ada Udaya (West Haven), 55 meters 

Marlesha McClendeon (Hillhouse), 300 meters 

Annelies Gamble (Amity), 600 meters 

Frankie Brillante (Sacred Heart Academy), 1000 meters 

Irene Kalbian (Cheshire), 1600 and 3200 meters 

Brianna Sims (Hillhouse), 55 meter hurdles 

Samantha Tiscia, Alex Casparino, Meghan Derken, Emilee 

Graminski (Hand), 4 x 200 meter relay 

Marlesha McClendon, Brianna Sims, Dannieka Wiggions, 

Lyasia Loyd (Hillhouse), 4 x 400 meter relay 

Allie Kowolenko, Ali Gallipoli, Lauren Andres, Maggie Fitter 

(Branford), 4 x 800 meter relay 

Krista Astarita, Kate Trofatter, Ali Gallipoli, Maggie Fitter 

(Branford), 1600 meter sprint medley 

Allison Barwise (Amity), High Jump, Long Jump 

Valerie Milici (Branford), Pole Vault 

Rachel Aliotta (Cheshire), Shot Put 

Division I: Hand (5-0) 

Division II: Shelton (6-0) 

WRESTLING 

SCC Championship Meet: 

February 14 @East Haven High School. 

Final Team Standings: 1. Hand, 126; 2. Xavier, 117; 3. Amity, 

112; 4. Jonathan Law, 99; 5.Shelton, 89, 6. Guilford, 87.5; 7. East 

Haven, 85.5; 8. Derby, 51; 9. Cheshire, 31; 10. Branford, 16; 10. 

Sheehan, 16; 12. Foran, 14; 12. New Haven, 14; 14. Fairfield Prep, 

8; 15. Notre Dame, 4. 

Championship Matches 

(Winner is First Team All-Conference; Runner-up is Second 

Team) 

103 – Rob Lonergan (Law) dec. Steve Matson (Amity), 8-0 

112 – Tony Delprete (Derby) dec. Max Flanagan (Hand), 11-4 

119 – Eddie Carroll (Hand) pin Vinny Delprete (Derby), 2:47 

125 – Rob Ferrante (Shelton) pin Vinny DiNicola (East Haven), 5:20 

130 – Tom Ayala (East Haven) dec. Patrick Michael (Branford), 10-8 

135 – John Jongbloed (Hand) dec. Jon Castaneda (Law), 7-0 

140 – Mike Vernik (Amity) dec. Tom Abbate (Xavier), 3-2 

145 – Ryan Scott (Xavier) pin Mike DiNicola (East Haven), 0:57 

152 – Brian Onofrio (Hand) pin Chris Emmanuelson (Xavier), 0:21 

160 – Kyle Lundberg (Guilford) dec. Kyle Copes (Cheshire), 10-3 

171 – Dan Thompson (Xavier) dec. Bill Verab (Amity), 9-0 

189 – Cody Bias (East Haven) pin Tito Slaughter (New Haven), 3:48 

215 – Pat Gillen (Shelton) pin Andrew Teofilo (Guilford), 1:18 

285 – Ricky Rozier (Law) dec. Mohammed Chater (Xavier), 10-2 

CHEERLEADING 

SCC Competition – January 31 @North Haven 

HS 

Novice Division: 1. Lyman Hall (180.5 points); 2. Hillhouse 

(149.5); 3. Career (136) 

Co-Ed Division: 1. Branford (82 points) 

14-Under Division: 1. Derby (84 points); 2. Hamden (75); 3. 

Amity (71); 4. Hand (69); 5. Sheehan (67); 6. Guilford (64.5); 7. 

Foran (62.5) 

15-over Division: 1. Shelton (90.5 points); 2. West Haven (76.5); 

3-Tie North Haven (76); 3-Tie Jonathan Law (76); 5. East Haven 

(75); 6. Mercy (69); 7. Sacred Heart Academy (66.5) 

Spirit Award – West Haven



BASEBALL 


Hammonasset: Jonathan Law (8-0) 



Quinnipiac: West Haven (7-1) 

SCC Playoffs 

Quarterfinals - May 26 @Piurek Field - West Haven HS/ 

Quigley Stadium 

#3 Amity 8, #6 Notre Dame 4 

#2 Jonathan Law 4, #7 Shelton 1 

#4 Foran 4, #5 Branford 1 

#8 Cheshire 5, #1 West Haven 4 (11 innings) 

Semifinals – May 28 @Yale Field 

Foran 5, Cheshire 4 

Jonathan Law 4, Amity 3 

Championship – May 30 @Yale Field 

Jonathan Law 11, Foran 6 


Catcher: Tim Bickford (Sheehan) 

Infield: Mike Sarni (Shelton), Brad Runowicz (Cheshire), Steve 

Howard (Cheshire), Chris Paturas (Amity) 

Outfield: Dan St. George (Shelton), Jesse Ullrich (Amity), Dan 

Manke (Cheshire) 

Pitcher: Peter Jay (Shelton), Joe Ciancola (Amity) 

Utility: Eric Christensen (Shelton) 


Catcher: Nick Merullo (Hand) 

Infield: Frank Pelosi (Jonathan Law), Dennis McGinley 

(Guilford), Brian Ward (Foran), Brendan Maghini (Hand) 

Outfield: Mike Pascarella (Foran), Flynn Donovan (Hand), 

Brandyn Wright (Hillhouse) 

Pitcher: John Hermanson (Jonathan Law), Joe Michaud (Foran) 

Utility: Josh Rouse (Jonathan Law) 


Catcher: Todd Tompkins (West Haven) 

Infield: Conor Keniry (Notre Dame), Tony D’Addio (West 

Haven), Greg Marino (Xavier), Dave Riccio (West Haven) 

Oufield: Ray Buckley (Fairfield Prep), Will Hindinger (Hamden), 

Eric Romano (Notre Dame) 

Pitcher: Dave Beisler (Notre Dame), Tom Lawrence (West 

Haven) 

Utility: Kevin Croce (West Haven) 

All-Oronoque 

Catcher: Kyle Craven (Career) 

Infield: Elvin Rodriquez (North Haven), Mike Rubino (Career), 

Mike Perry (East Haven), Andrew Luzzi (Branford) 

Outfield: Tim Geer (Derby), Casey Dadio (Branford), Anthony 

Verderame (East Haven) 

Pitcher: Brandon Harder (North Haven), Pat Simone (Branford) 

Utility: Mike Ippolito (Derby) 

BOYS LACROSSE 

Regular-Season: Fairfield Prep (7-0) 

SCC Playoffs 

Quarterfinals – May 27 @Higher Seeds 

#2 Amity 15, #7 Branford 3 

#4 Guilford 7, #5 Xavier 6 

#3 Cheshire 14, #6 Hand 5 

#1 Fairfield Prep 14, #8 Notre Dame 3 

Semifinals – May 29 @Branford HS 

Fairfield Prep 14, Guilford 6 

Cheshire 15, Amity 12 

Championship – June 1 @Branford HS 

Fairfield Prep 10, Cheshire 6 


Attack: Todd Heritage (Cheshire), Chase Bailey (Fairfield Prep), 

A.J. Leary (Guilford), Tyler Reid (Xavier), Brendan Rotanz 

(Fairfield Prep) 

Midfield: Jay Binkowski (Amity), Tucker Shanley (Fairfield 

Prep), Dan Reynolds (Cheshire), Peter Gruppo (Fairfield Prep), 

Scott Berges (Branford), Brad Biondello (Xavier) 

Defense: Harley Brown (Fairfield Prep), Torrey Martone 

(Cheshire), Billy Choiniere (Amity), Ben Jette (Xavier), Mike 

Frey (Hand) 

Goalie: Nate Gaudio (Cheshire) 

Long Stick D-Mid: Darric White (Fairfield Prep) 

Short Stick D-Mid: Matt Sansone (Cheshire) 


Attack: Nick Carisio (Cheshire), Kevin Leary (Guilford), Paul 

Alberti (Hand), Jack Willson (Hand), Mike Devine (Cheshire) 

Midfield: Wil Farmer (Hand), Jason Royster (Amity), Nick 

Guarino (Cheshire), Aaron Davis (Guilford), Aaron Trama 

(Xavier), Rob Caserta (Hand) 

Defense: Brian Duggan (Guilford), Glenn Maiorano (Fairfield 

Prep), Colby Hine (Amity), A.J. Carfora (Branford), Chris Dooley 

(Notre Dame) 

Goalie: Adam Dear (Guilford) 

Long Stick D-Mid: Steve Lamberton (Guilford) 

Short Stick D-Mid: Josh Mularski (Xavier) 

GIRLS LACROSSE 

Regular-Season: Cheshire (6-0) 

SCC Playoffs 


#1 Cheshire 17, #8 Guilford 8 

#2 Hand 13, #7 West Haven 1


#3 Hamden 11, #6 Sacred Heart Academy 6 

#4 Branford 8, #5 Mercy 5 

Semifinals – May 28 @Hamden High School 

Hand 17, Hamden 7 

Cheshire 13, Branford 10 

Championship – June 1 @Branford HS 

Hand 12, Cheshire 9 


Attack: Kailey Farrell (Cheshire), Emily Jablonski (Hand), 

Meaghan McCurry (Branford) 

Midfield: Katharine Eddy (Cheshire), Makenzie Givens 

(Hamden), Holly Davis (Guilford), Kaila Gottlick (Hand), 

Daniella Marchitto (Amity), Ali Zelisko (Cheshire) 

Defense: Irene Kalbian (Cheshire), Kathryn Murray (Hamden), 

Carla Reynolds (Hamden) 

Goalie: Melissa Villano (Branford) 


Attack: Kim Murray (Hamden), Laura Sweeney (Mercy), Kaitlin 

White (Amity) 

Midfield: Bianca Cornacchia (Sacred Heart Academy), Becca 

Church (Hand), Marissa Irwin (Branford), Lindsey Leach 

(Hamden), Danielle Machold (Mercy), Alix Sutcliffe (West 

Haven) 

Defense: Maura Calamari (Mercy), Taylor Gardner (Hand), Eliza 

Summerlin (Guilford) 

Goalie: Nicole Nietlisbach (Hand) 

GOLF 


Hammonasset: Guilford, Hand (7-1) 

Quinnipiac: Fairfield Prep (5-0-1) 



SCC Championships – May 19 @New Haven 

Country Club (par 71) 

Final Results: 1. Cheshire (320); 2. Fairfield Prep (326); 3. Hand 

(327); 4. Hamden (329); 5. Shelton (338); 6. Xavier (347); 7. 

Amity (349); 8. Notre Dame (355); 9. North Haven (412) 

Medalist: Pat Herlihy, Cheshire (+4, 75) 


Pat Herlihy (Cheshire), Brian Hughes (Fairfield Prep), D.J. 

Bennett (Hand), Matt Reims (Cheshire), Eric Hedberg (Guilford), 

James Burns (Shelton), Mark Mandani (Xavier), Brian Engstrom 

(Notre Dame) 

BOYS VOLLEYBALL 

Regular-Season: Cheshire (8-0) 

SCC Playoffs 

Semifinals – May 26 @Higher Seeds 

#1 Cheshire 3, #4 Amity (25-19, 25-19, 25-17) 

#2 Xavier 3, #3 Shelton 2 (22-25, 25-18, 22-25, 25-19, 16-14) 

Championship – May 28 @Shelton HS 

Cheshire 3, Xavier 2 (22-25, 25-21, 16-25, 25-21, 15-10) 


Andrew Boughey (Hand), Joe Ortowski (Cheshire), Jason Rotell 

(Cheshrie), Brian Choplick (Cheshire), Nathan Costa (Amity), 

Mike Buonincontra (Shelton), Ray Satagaj (Xavier) 


Ryan Love (Xavier), Dave Gomes (Shelton), Joey Bahgat 

(Cheshire), Cooper Rivers (Hand), Billy Katz (Amity), Sean 

Nelson (Xavier), Mike Clark (Cheshire) 


Hammonasset: Hand (7-1) 




SOFTBALL 

SCC Playoffs 


#1 Cheshire 8, #6 Derby 0 

#7 Amity 1, #2 Mercy 0 

#5 Lyman Hall 1, #4 Sheehan 0 

#1 Hand 3, #8 North Haven 2 

Semifinals – May 27 @Biondi Field - West Haven HS 

Amity 3, Cheshire 1 (10 innings) 

Lyman Hall 1, Hand 0 

Championship – May 28 @Biondi Field - West Haven HS 

Lyman Hall 2, Amity 1 

All Hammonasset 

Catcher: Kelly Olencki (Jonathan Law), Dominique Marcelino 

(Hand) 

Infield: Liz Tutino (Hand), Natasha Wasik (Jonathan Law), Carli 

Matrisian (Foran), Maggie McGuire (Hand), Tory Brinkley 

(Guilford), Laura Santry (Hand) 

Outfield: Michelle Nantel (Jonathan Law) 

Pitcher: Katie Hobson (Guilford), Megan Miller (Hand) 


Pitcher: Allie Baker (Amity), Lauren Zambrano (Lyman Hall), 

Linda Amarante (Cheshire) 

Catcher: Emily Amento (Cheshire)


Infield: Kate Hoffman (Amity), Kim Silva (Cheshire), Nicole 

Papale (Sheehan), Christina Andrulat (Lyman Hall) 

Outfield: Kate Lamb (Sheehan), Brittany Lampert (Shelton), 

Avery Silverstein (Amity) 

All-Oronoque 

Pitcher Jenn Cruver (North Haven), Christine Gelardi (Derby) 

Infield: Mel Abbott (North Haven), Shae Harding (Derby), 

Danielle Bourne (Branford), Julia Scarpellino (Branford), Ashley 

Bartone (Derby) 

Outfield: Samantha Sanchez (Wilbur Cross), Ashley Borchert 

(East Haven), Tori Redding (Branford) 

Utility: Taylor Miessau (East Haven) 


Catcher: Amber Donovan (Mercy), Amanda Goodwin 

(Hamden) 

Infield: Taylor Norton (West Haven), Julie Morrell (West 

Haven), Taylor McGuinness (Sacred Heart Academy), Andrea 

Tordanato (Hamden), Jocelyn Russo (Mercy), Kathryn Malcolm 

(Mercy) 

Outfield: Shannon Connor (West Haven), Alyssa Andreucci 

(Sacred Heart Academy), Taylor Ferry (Mercy) 

BOYS OUTDOOR 

TRACK & FIELD 


Oronoque Division Meet @East Haven HS – May 19 

Final Results: 1. Branford, 209; 2. North Haven, 167; 3. Wilbur 

Cross, 73; 4. East Haven, 59; 5. Derby, 29; 6. Career, 18 

Hammonasset Division Meet @Hand HS – May 19 

Final Results: 1. Hand, 141; 2. Jonathan Law, 108; 3. Hillhouse, 

87; 4. Foran, 26; 5. Guilford, 11 

Quinnipiac Division Meet @West Haven HS – May 20 

Final Results: 1. Notre Dame, 131; 2. Hamden, 85; 3. Xavier, 64; 

4. Fairfield Prep, 47; 5. West Haven, 46 

Housatonic Division Meet @Cheshire HS – May 21 

Final Results: 1. Amity, 142; 2. Shelton, 88; 3. Cheshire, 80; 4. 

Lyman Hall, 42; 5. Sheehan, 23 

SCC Championships @Amity/Sheehan HS – 

May 26 and 27 

Final Team Results: 1. Amity, 118.75; 2. Hillhouse, 77; 3. North 

Haven, 65; 4. Notre Dame, 51; 5. Hand, 50; 5. Shelton, 50; 7. 

Hamden, 47; 8. Branford, 41.50; 9. Wilbur Cross, 41; 10. Fairfield 

Prep, 29.25; 11. Xavier, 25.25; 12. Cheshire, 24; 13. East Haven, 

20; 14. Jonathan Law, 15.50; 15. Career, 13; 15. Sheehan, 13; 17. 

West Haven, 10.75; 18. Derby, 6; 19. Lyman Hall, 4 


Kendrick Amaker (North Haven), 100 meters 

Brendan Murphy (Notre Dame), 200 meters 

Steve Roberts (Hillhouse), 400 meters 

Cas Loxsom (Wilbur Cross), 800 meters 

Chris FitzSimons (Hamden), 1600 meters 

Adam Trofa (Amity), 3200 meters 

Geoff Brown (North Haven), 110 and 300 meter hurdles 

Tirrell Young-Williams, Brandon Murphy, Phil Bentley, D’Vonte 

Chambers (Notre Dame), 4 x 100 meter relay 

Steve Roberts, Anton Coger, Kaheem Brown, Lanre Shogbala 

(Hillhouse), 4 x 400 meter relay 

Sam Spencer, Michael Bhatt, Kyle Lauritzen, John Cocco 

(Amity), 4 x 800 meter relay) 

Jeremy Moore (Hillhouse), long jump, triple jump, high jump 

Cole Crotta (Amity), pole vault 

Kevin Gilhuly (Sheehan), javelin 

Brad Kontra (Fairfield Prep), shot put, discus 

GIRLS OUTDOOR 

TRACK & FIELD 


Oronoque Division Meet @East Haven HS – May 20 

Final Results: 1. Branford, 113; 2. East Haven, 80; 3. Career, 74; 

4. Wilbur Cross, 59; 5. North Haven, 49 

Housatonic Division Meet @Cheshire HS – May 20 

Final Results: 1. Cheshire, 109.33; 2. Shelton, 103; 3. Amity, 

93.33; 4. Sheehan, 43.33; 5. Lyman Hall, 26 

Quinnipiac Division Meet @Hamden HS – May 20 

Final Results: 1. Hamden, 85; 2. Mercy, 72; 3. West Haven, 

55.50; 4. Sacred Heart Academy, 47.50 

Hammonasset Division Meet @Hand HS – May 21 

Final Results: 1. Hillhouse, 124; 2. Hand, 93; 3. Guilford, 71; 4. 

Jonathan Law, 54; 5. Foran, 20 

SCC Championships @Sheehan HS – May 26 

and 27 

Final Team Results: 1. Hillhouse, 103; 2. Hand, 71; 3. Amity, 63; 

4. Branford, 60; 5. Cheshire, 57; 6. West Haven, 48; 7. East 

Haven, 43; 8. Career, 41; 9. Guilford, 38; 10. Shelton, 31; 10. 

Wilbur Cross, 31; 12. Hamden, 25; 13. Sacred Heart Academy, 

23.50; 14. Sheehan, 20; 15. North Haven, 14; 16. Lyman Hall, 13; 

17. Jonathan Law, 11; 18. Mercy, 9.50. 


Ada Udaya (West Haven), 100 and 200 meters 

Crystal Johnson (Hamden), 400 meters 

Annelies Gamble (Amity), 800 meters 

Sarah Cotton (Hand), 1600 and 3200 meters 

Allison Barwise (Amity), 100 meter hurdles, high jump, triple 

jump 

Monica Yanez (West Haven), 300 meter hurdles 

Otessa Carter, Camika Graham, Brianna Conyers, Tasseline 

Edwards (Career), 4 x 100 meter relay


Brianna Sims, Lyasia Loyd, Dannieka Wiggons, Marlesha 

McClendon (Hillhouse), 4 x 400 meter relay 

Lauren Andres, Allie Kowolenko, Ali Gallipoli, Maggie Fitter 

(Branford), 4 x 800 meter relay 

Valerie Milici (Branford), pole vault 

Brianna Sims (Hillhouse), long jump 

Rachel Aliotta (Cheshire), shot put, discus 

Larisa Trailsmith (Hand), javelin 

Division I: Hand (11-0) 

Division II: Guilford (7-4) 

GIRLS TENNIS 

SCC Playoffs 


#1 Hand 7, #8 Mercy 0 

#4 Branford 5, #5 Sheehan 2 

#2 Amity 6, #7 Hamden 1 


Semifinals – May 27 @Yale University Tennis Center 

Hand 6, Branford 1 

Cheshire 4, Amity 2 

Championship – May 28 @Yale University Tennis Center 

Hand 4, Cheshire 3 

All-Conference – Division I 

Singles: Sarah Griffin (Cheshire), Alex Petrini (Hand), Maggie 

Schumann (Mercy), Dominique Ruddy (Branford), Taylor Dey 

(Amity), Felicia Astorino (Sheehan) 

Doubles: Sam Helm/Carly Leventhal (Cheshire), Zoe Lowe/ 

Courtney Schissler (Branford), Leah Galinsky/Melissa 

Sosensky (Hand) 

All-Conference – Division II 

Singles: Sarah Baker (Hamden), Emily Fischer (Guilford), Jinny 

Cook (Shelton), Alyssa Migliorini (North Haven), Stefanie 

Schaefer (Hamden), Lindsay Ruotolo (Guilford) 

Doubles: Victoria Minotti/Dana Cho (Shelton), Kelly Last/ 

Shelby Harris (West Haven), Annie Goodrich/Anne Snedegar 

(Guilford) 

BOYS TENNIS 




Quinnipiac: Fairfield Prep (8-0) 


#3 Notre Dame 4, #6 Xavier 0 


Semifinals – May 27 @Yale University Tennis Center 

Fairfield Prep 7, Cheshire 0 

Amity 6, Notre Dame 1 

Championship – May 28 @Yale University Tennis Center 

Fairfield Prep 5, Amity 2 


Singles: Nick Hyzak (Guilford), Jeff Zhang (Guilford), Nick 

Vonderheyde (Jonathan Law), Preetam Dutta (Jonathan Law), 

Bennett Krantz (Foran), Alex Sobron (Hand) 

Doubles: Tyler Swiggett/Brendan Murphy (Hand), Al Liuberes/ 

Kyale Gaboury (Guilford) 


Singles: Ryan Carr (Fairfield Prep), Tom O’Brien (Fairfield Prep), 

Jason Ottomano (Fairfield Prep), Nikko Squeglia (Fairfield Prep), 

Tim Stuart (Notre Dame), Jim Tarca (Notre Dame) 

Doubles: Chris Indiveri/John Altieri (Fairfield Prep), Mike 

Laracuente (Notre Dame), Will Loftus (Xavier) 

All-Oronoque 

Singles: Giovanni Emestica (Career), Luka Bagi (Branford), Jim 

McGrath (North Haven), Jorge Monroy (Wilbur Cross), Zach 

Criscuolo (North Haven), Dakota Roos (Branford) 

Doubles: Anthony Vessicchio/Bobby Noonan (East Haven), 

Mike Platt/Joey Mauriello (Branford) 


Singles: Stephen Schwartz (Amity), Andrew Ginzberg (Amity), 

Sean Adams (Cheshire), Kaleel Mahmood (Shelton), Adam 

Lyon (Sheehan), Greg Maher (Cheshire) 

Doubles: Andrew Schwartz/Shiua Manjunauth (Amity), Ryan 

Niland/Brian Choquette (Cheshire) 

The SCC and 

www.SportingNewsCT.com 

During 2008-09, over 150 SCC regular-season and 

postseason athletic events were broadcast on the Internet at 

www.SportingNewsCT.com… For more information and the 

schedule of live and archived broadcasts, go to 

www.SportingNewsCT.com. 

SCC Playoffs 


#1 Fairfield Prep 5, #8 Branford 0 

#2 Amity 7, #7 Hand 0

YEAR IN REVIEW - Fairfield College Preparatory School

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