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"New Milford (3-1-3)1 1 -- 2Weston (0-7-0-1)0 0 -- 0SCORING: 1. NM, Alexa Pearl (Erin Shannon); 2. NM, Jennifer Barillaro (Jen Bailey). SHOTS: New Milford 10; Weston 6. SAVES: Maeghan Robidoux (NM) 2; Caroline Lane (W) 2. PENALTY CORNERS: New Milford 5; Weston 5.Millbrook 3,Canterbury 1MILLBROOK, N.Y. -- Shannon Nelligan scored seven minutes into the game to put the Saints up 1-0, but Millbrook scored three unanswered goals to take the lead. Murphy McCann was strong in goal for Canterbury and Trista Johnson, Annie Benko, Clare Fitzpatrick and Kelsey Nagle played well. The Saints play host to Hopkins on Saturday at 3:30 p.m.Canterbury1 0 -- 1Millbrook1 2 -- 3SCORING: 1. C, Shannon Nelligan; 2. M, Paige Scher; 3. M, Scher; 4. M, Kristen Zublin. SHOTS: Canterbury 3; Millbrook 15. PENALTY CORNERS: Canterbury 4; Millbrook 11.Barlow 3,Immaculate 0REDDING -- Margaret O'Leary scored two goals and Sam Macchio scored one to lead Barlow on Monday. Barlow goalie Amanda Macchio earned her first shutout of the season with one save. Nikki Garigliano added an assist in the win. Immaculate goalie Norah Nonja made 10 saves in her first start.Boys soccerNew Fairfield 2,Abbott Tech 2NEW FAIRFIELD -- The Rebels rallied from a two-goal deficit to earn at tie in a non-league game with the Wolverines.Joe Groski tallied a goal and an assist for Abbott Tech and Reiner Brandao also scored for the Wolverines.Matt Tryforos scored both goals for the Rebels, who will play Pomperaug today in Soutbury in an SWC battle.Abbott Tech (5-0-1) 2 0 -- 2New Fairfield (2-5-1) 1 1 -- 2SCORING: 1. AT, Joe Groski (PK); 2. AT, Reiner Brandao (Groski); 3. NF, Matt Tryforos; 4. NF, Tryforos (PK). SHOTS: Abbott Tech 4; New Fairfield 13. SAVES: Taco Manzano (AT) 8; Dominique D'Agostino and Thomas Kassarini (NF) 3. CORNER KICKS: Abbott Tech 1; New Fairfield 2.Danbury 2,St. Joseph 2TRUMBULL -- Philip Moreira and Raphael Moura both scored off assists from Juan Galarza to give the Hatters a 2-1 lead in the second half. St. Joseph's Luis Santos tied the game in the 66th minute. Eric Cole made five saves for Danbury and Danillo Andrade led a solid defensive effort. The Hatters play host to Stamford on Saturday at 10 a.m.Danbury (0-3-4)0 2 -- 2St. Joseph1 1 -- 2SCORING: 1. SJ, Joe Alberti 21:00; 2. D, Philip Moreira (Juan Galarza) 46:00; 3. D, Raphael Moura (Galarza) 61:00; 4. SJ, Luis Santos 66:00. SHOTS: Danbury 18; St. Joseph 7. SAVES: Eric Cole (D) 5; Paul Ruczo (SJ) 15. CORNER KICKS: Danbury 4; St. Joseph 2.Wooster 2, Forman 2LITCHFIELD -- Merzi Alvarado and Fernando DeOliveira each scored a goal for Wooster. DeOliveira's goal off a pass from Nick Pellegrino tied the game in the 79th minute. Greg Sommers made 10 saves for the Generals. Wooster plays host to Chase Collegiate on Friday.Wooster (1-3-1)1 1 -- 2Forman0 2 -- 2SCORING: 1. W, Merzi Alvarado 45:00; 2. F, Gabe Krenger 50:00; 3. Wesley Renz 52:00; 4. W, Fernando DeOliveira (Nick Pellegrino) 79:00. SHOTS: Wooster 7; Forman 12. SAVES: Greg Sommers (W) 10; Ben Shipley (F) 3, Brendan Wexler (F) 2. CORNER KICKS: Wooster 5; Forman 10.Girls soccerBrookfield 2,Notre Dame 0FAIRFIELD -- Emily Goulart tallied a goal and an assist and Emily Burk also scored as the Bobcats earned their first win of the season, defeating the winless Lancers.Katy Serio added an assist for Brookfield and Cam Myers shook off an ankle injury and finished with five saves in net.The Bobcats will play at home today against Immaculate at 7 p.m.Brookfield (1-5-2) 2 0 -- 2Notre Dame (0-7-1) 0 0 -- 0SCORING: 1. B, Emily Burk (Emily Goulart); 2. B, Emily Goulart (Katy Serio). SHOTS: Brookfield: 13; Notre Dame: 8. SAVES: Cam Myers (B) 5; Danielle Figueroa (ND) 7. CORNER KICKS: Brookfield 4; Notre Dame 0.Cheshire Academy 2,Wooster 1CHESHIRE -- Olivia Hungerford scored late in the first half, breaking a 1-1 tie and lifting Cheshire to a win over the Generals.Catherine Plummer scored the lone Wooster goal off a pass from Liz Schafer and Monica Dahlgren made six saves in net.Wooster will play at Canterbury at 4 p.m. on Friday.Wooster (3-2-1) 1 0 -- 1Cheshire 2 0 -- 2SCORING: 1. C, Kayla Burroughs; 2. W, Catherine Plummer (Liz Schafer); 3. Olivia Hungerford. SHOTS: Wooster: 15; Cheshire: 15. SAVES: Monica Dahlgren (W) 6; Katie Fischer (C) 7. CORNER KICKS: Wooster 1; Cheshire 4.Trumbull 3,Ridgefield 1TRUMBULL -- The Ridgefield High girls soccer team suffered its first loss of the season Monday night with a 3-1 setback to Trumbull in an FCIAC clash.Ridgefield's Kelly Baker scored in the first half to tie the game at 1-1, but Trumbull responded with a goal by Colleen Nilan before halftime and an insurance goal from Kristen Forster in the second half.Ridgefield (6-1) 1 0 -- 1Trumbull (6-1-1) 2 1 -- 3SCORING: 1. T, Alissa Cornell (Kristen Forster); 2. R, Kelly Baker (Alissa Felt); 3. T, Colleen Nilan; 4. T, Forster. SHOTS: Ridgefield 11, Trumbull 12. SAVES: Alexa Darling (R) 7, Jenna Rousso (T) 6. CORNER KICKS: Ridgefield 2, Trumbull 4.Cross countryRebels run wildWARWICK, R.I. -- After earning state recognition for both the boys and girls programs last week (top 20), the New Fairfield girls and boys cross country teams each took third place at the prestigious New Balance Ocean State Cross Country Invitational on Saturday.For the boys, John Raneri sprinted out to a share of the early lead. He crossed the finish line in secondnd (16:20.26), less than seven seconds behind the winner Johnny Gregorek (son of two-time Olympic steeplechaser John Gregorek). Medaling in 10th place was Jake DeLucia (17:10.21), followed by Seth Biquin, (26th), Sean McCarthy (42nd), and Chris Cheng (69th).For the girls, freshman Allie Thoms surged to the top 20 at the first mile, and from there moved up to medal in 15th place. Devin Cleary was close behind in 24th; Emily Crnic, Lizzie LaRegina, Mary Simons and Britt Jaso ran as a pack after the first half mile until nearly the end and finished 41, 45th, 54th and 58th.FootballAbbott Tech 22,Wright Tech 14The Wolverines forced two turnovers in the final quarter which resulted in the only fourth quarter-score and lifted the Abbott Tech junior varsity football team over Wright Tech on Monday.With less than two minutes left in the game, Rich Rzasa, who had five tackles and one-and-a-half sacks on the day, recovered a fumble for Abbott Tech, setting up a 10-yard touchdown run by Frank Reinoso.Reinoso, who finished with three touchdowns and 98 total yards, ended the game with an interception on Wright Tech's next possession.Wolverine quarterback Ricky Paez was 9-for-15 for 110 yards on the night and completed touchdown passes of 15 and 35 yarads, respectively, to Reinoso. Paez also rushed for 39 yards.Cody Williams was stout on defense, making four tackles and also recovering a fumble.Abbott Tech 0 14 0 8 -- 22Wright Tech \"�0 6 8 0 -- 14"
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