Westhill’s Sofia Romero scored a hat trick in a 5-0 win over Bridgeport Central.
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FINE PERFORMANCES
Haley Oko, Shelton: Had a hand in all three goals (two goals, one assists) to help Shelton shut out Masuk 3-0. It was the second straight year Shelton shut out Masuk on the road.
Tessa McMillan and Maria Nolan, Granby: Both players had hat tricks to lead Granby past Stafford 10-2.
Faith Chambers, Goodwin Tech: Her hat trick helped the Gladiators defeat Wolcott Tech 6-1 in the team’s first varsity game.
Woodward sisters, Coginchaug: Ashley (senior), Alyssa (sophomore) and Allyson (freshman) all scored in a 7-1 win over Westbrook.
Jaelynn Mitchell, Platt Tech: Recorded a hat trick in a 6-0 win over Prince Tech.
Charlotte Buterbaugh, Wilbur Cross: Scored five goals combined in games against Hamden and Innovation.
Branford defense: Hornets had their biggest victory in several years, shutting out Shelton 4-0.
Reese Sutter and Autumn Smith, Staples: Both players contributed three assists in the Wreckers’ 9-0 win over Trinity Catholic.
Paydon Bushka, Holy Cross: Scored five goals in the Crusaders’ 7-0 win over Derby.
Sofia Romero, Westhill: Her hat trick helped Westhill top Bridgeport Central 5-0.
Tatianna Jones, Hamden: Scored three goals to help Hamden tie Branford 4-4.
Anna Sbriglio, Cromwell: Her four goals in the first half helped the Panthers beat Amistad 9-0.
Katie Iallegio, Staples: Scored three times against Staples (9-0 win) and had three assists against Danbury (7-0).
GET OUT AND GO
Wolcott at Holy Cross, Monday, 4 p.m.: Two NVL unbeatens looking to supplant Watertown as league champion.
Notre Dame-Fairfield at Pomperaug, Tuesday, 6 p.m.: It doesn’t get any easier for Pomperaug after knocking off Newtown on the road. Notre Dame’s only blemish is a 1-1 tie with another SWC club, Brookfield.
Amity at Mercy, Saturday, 10:30 a.m.: Audrey Marin and the Spartans make the trek to Middletown to face a veteran Tigers’ contingent led by Emma McMurray and Lindsay Stevenson.
OF NOTE
After just a week and a half of action, Guilford is the only remaining SCC team not to have allowed a goal this season.
