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Trumbull High has been busy lately, taking part in many high-level competitions. The day after Christmas, the Eagles went to the Armory in New York City and competed against many teams from across the East coast. Last week, they visited Yale and competed in a two-day event on Friday and Saturday. “The entire team has […]
TRUMBULL — Trumbull’s Timmond Williams was great when he needed to be, and his teammates played well throughout the Eagles’ 77-64 victory over host Fairfield Ludlowe on Monday night. Williams scored 20 points in the first half, each basket more telling than the next, as the FCIAC rivals went at it for 32 minutes. “Timmond […]
TRUMBULL — Chicken or the Egg? Which comes first? The question posed by Trumbull High and Staples of Westport was similar in nature when the FCIAC contenders met in Trumbull on Thursday night. Is it important when your offense is lacking to retain your defensive principles to stay in the game? Or are those plans […]
SHELTON — Shelton’s girls basketball team found itself in a two-possession game with visiting Sheehan when the Titans’ Liv Robles called for the ball on the block and muscled home a basket to secure a 40-33 victory over the Gaelettes at the Vincent J. Murray Memorial Gym on Tuesday night. Shelton coach Joe Cavallaro was […]
The reason why wrestling is a team sport, despite the fact up to 14 weight classes are decided by two individuals came into play when Shelton High played host to Amity High in an SCC match on Tuesday night. Five Amity wrestlers won unopposed, and two Shelton grapplers were awarded forfeits, as the Spartans went […]
FAIRFIELD — You can’t keep a good player in check. That good player, St. Joseph’s Stephen Paolini, scored 19 second-half points to help the Cadets forge a 56-52 road win over FCIAC rival Fairfield Warde on Monday night. “I told him to stick with it,” St. Joseph coach Kevin Wielk said of Paolini, who missed […]
Coaches encourage teams to get a stop on the defensive end to halt a run by their opponent.
When Shelton High took a double-digit lead after one quarter in its SCC boys basketball game against East Haven, all the Gaels had to d…
TRUMBULL — When covering a game, the writer may draw a line down the middle of his notepad.
On the right is where the scoring is kept — where stars are born.
On the left is for defensive statistics — where games…
The last time Foran played Jonathan Law was in February of last season and the Lawmen needed a victory to qualify for the state tournament. Foran had already punched its ticket. Law won that night to make states for the first time in eight yea…
The question before the house when St. Joseph played host to Killingly for a spot in the Class M title game was simple. Could St. Joseph’s defense keep Killingly’s balanced attack off the field long enough for the Cadets’ offense to maintain i…
