The Register will preview this year's state softball tournament in Monday's print editions.
Included in the preview:

The latest Top 10 Poll
The latest area conference standings
The Top 10 Things you should know about this year's tournament
The Top 5 Players to Watch in this year's tournament
And predictions for this year's tournament field

North Branford scored all eight of its runs in the first inning to post an 8-0 victory over Hale-Ray to claim the school's first Shoreline Conference tournament championship.

Junior Tara Ricci had two hits, two RBIs and a run and Bailey McGinnis had two hits, two runs and two RBIs for the fourth-seeded Thunderbirds (17-5).

Sophomore pitcher Meagan Halligan allowed just five hits and struck out nine for North Branford.

No. 2 Hale-Ray fell to 14-8.

Newtown won the SWC title after a 4-1 victory over Lauralton Hall.

Rachel Ruiz had two hits and two RBIs for the top-seeded, and second-ranked, Nighthawks (23-0).
Senior pitcher Kate Bowen allowed just three hits for Newtown.

Courtney Collins doubled and scored for the third-seeded and ninth-ranked Crusaders.

CLASS LL
View bracket here.

Newtown (22-0, plays for SWC title today) is the No. 1 seed in a very competitive division.
The Nighthawks could meet No. 4 Trumbull, the FCIAC champion, in the semifinals.

Also in the top half of the bracket is No. 8 West Haven, No. 9 Cheshire (those two SCC schools could meet in the second round), and No. 5 Simsbury.

The bottom half of the bracket includes No. 2 Westhill, No. 3 Southington and No. 6 Glastonbury.

Other teams to keep an eye on are No. 10 Bristol Central, No. 14 Mercy and No. 11 Fairfield Ludlowe.

This division, usually the toughest of the four, is always the hardest to predict. Any number of the top seeds could win the title.


CLASS L
View bracket here.
Waterford, the defending champion, is the top seed and had a first round bye. The Lancers probably won't be tested until the quarterfinals and a potential meeting with No. 9 Guilford.

Brookfield, is the No. 2 seed, and could meet No. 7 Darien in the quarterfinals.
No. 3 Rockville should be tested in the second round by the winner of No. 14 Foran vs. No. 19 Maloney.

No. 4 Fairfield Warde has a potential date with SCC champion Hand, which is seeded the fifth seed. Hand may be playing as well as any team in the state right now.

CLASS M
View bracket here.
There are no byes in this division.
Lewis Mills is the No. 1 seed and could meet No. 8 Lauralton Hall in the quarterfinals.
No. 4 Griswold, No. 5 Woodland, No. 11 Suffield and No. 13 North Branford are also in that top half of the bracket.

In the bottom half, No. 2 Rocky Hill, No. 7 St. Joseph, No. 6 Wolcott, No. 11 Haddam-Killingworth and No. 14 Seymour could all advance deep in this field.

CLASS S
View bracket here.
The top three seeds, No. 1 Terryville, No. 2 Wilcox Tech and No. 3 Windham Tech, received byes.

No. 22 St. Paul, in Windham Tech's quarter, has a good chance of advancing to the semifinals, as does No. 7 Somers in Wilcox Tech's quarter.

In the top half, No. 4 Coginchaug and No. 13 Hale-Ray could meet in the second round. No. 12 Old Lyme is also in that half of the bracket.

Each Thursday, the Batter’s Box blog will feature a Connecticut native, who is now playing in college.

Chelsea Harold
University of New Haven junior outfielder

Harold, a former Seymour High standout, led the Chargers to within one victory of advancing to the Division II World Series.

Some of Harold's stats this season include:

Batting Avg. .342
Runs 45
Stolen bases 33

(stats updated through May 22)

Click here to learn more about Harold.

Platt Tech won its third straight Constitution State Conference title and 15th league crown after defeating Wilcox Tech 4-2.

Woodland defeated Seymour 4-2 to win its first NVL title.

In the FCIAC, Trumbull knocked off previously unbeaten, and two-time defending champion, Westhill 3-1 to win the league crown.

Lauralton Hall advanced to the SWC final with a 3-0 win over Brookfield.
North Branford is into the Shoreline Conference final after a 1-0, 10-inning victory over Coginchaug.

Hand defeated Cheshire 4-0 to win the SCC title. It was the Tigers' first league crown since 2002.

Junior pitcher Katelyn Wall allowed just three hits and added a run-scoring single for Hand (19-4).

No.1 Hand 5, No. 4 Shelton 0
No. 7 Cheshire 9, No. 3 West Haven 6

The Shoreline Conference tournament will begin Thursday with one semifinal.
No. 1 Coginchaug hosts No. 4 North Branford at 3 p.m. in Durham.
In Friday's semifinal,
No. 2 Hale-Ray hosts No. 3 Haddam-Killingworth.

The final is set for Saturday.

Senior pitcher Katie Alfiere allowed five hits and struck out eight to lead Woodland to a 3-2 victory over Watertown in the NVL tournament quarterfinals.

Alfiere was pitching for the first time since having her appendix removed 12 days ago.

Other NVL tournament scores,

Seymour 7, Torrington 1
Holy Cross 8, Naugatuck 0
Wolcott 3, Ansonia 1

for this week can be found here.

can be found here.

Quarterfinals
Monday
No. 4 Holy Cross vs. No. 5 Naugatuck, 5 p.m., at Naugatuck
No. 3 Seymour vs. No. 6 Torrington, 5 p.m., at Wolcott
No. 2 Wolcott vs. No. 7 Ansonia, 7 p.m., at Wolcott
No. 1 Woodland vs. No. 8 Watertown, 7 p.m., at Naugatuck

Semifinals
Tuesday at Wolcott, 5 and 7 p.m.

Final
Thursday at Naugatuck, TBA

The top 4 teams in the Shoreline Conference advance to the league tournament.

Haddam-Killingworth plays Hale-Ray Monday in a game that will determine seeding.

If H-K wins, they are seeded No. 1 and will host No. 4 Old Lyme. No. 3 North Branford will face No. 2 Coginchaug.

If Hale-Ray wins, they will earn the No. 2 seed and host No. 3 H-K. Coginchaug will then earn the No. 1 seed and face No. 4 North Branford.

These pairings are also contingent on Coginchaug defeating Cromwell on Monday.

Here are the current league standings, and how the tie-breaker rules work:

H-K 13-2 (1 game left vs Hale-Ray Monday)
Coginchaug 12-3 (1 game left vs Cromwell Monday)
Hale-Ray 12-3 (1 game left vs H-K)
North Branford 12-4 SLC season complete (beat OL in regular season game)
Old Lyme 12-4 SLC season complete

If Hale-Ray loses Monday to H-K, they would have the same record as Old Lyme and North Branford. North Branford beat both these teams in the regular season, therefore they are in.

Hale-Ray and Old Lyme split the two games, they have the same divisional record and scored the same number of runs against each other.

The final tie-breaker is the Big East format, where you rank all 12 league teams 1-12, and then figure out who beat the highest ranked team. Old Lyme beat Coginchaug, so they would beat out Hale-Ray for the last spot.

Thanks to H-K coach Jeff Talbott for helping me figure out this process.

Quarterfinals, Monday
No. 8 Stamford at No. 1Westhill 4 p.m.
No. 7 Trinity Catholic at No. 2 St. Joseph, 4 p.m.
No. 6 Fairfield-Ludlowe at No. 3 Trumbull, 4 p.m.
No. 5 Fairfield-Warde at No. 4 Darien 4 p.m.

Semifinals, Tuesday at Sacred Heart
St. Joseph/Trinity winner vs. Trumbull/Fairfield Ludlowe winner, 3 p.m.
Westhill/Stamford winner vs. Darien/Fairfield Warde winner, 5 p.m.

QuarterFinals
Tuesday
All games 4 p.m.
No. 8 Bunnell at No. 1 Newtown
No. 7 Pomperaug at No. 2 Brookfield
No. 6 Oxford at No. 3 Lauralton Hall
No. 5 Masuk at No. 4 New Fairfield

Semifinals
Thursday at DeLuca Field
5 p.m.- Winner #6 v. #3 game vs. Winner #7 v. #2 game
7 p.m.- Winner #8 v. #1 game vs. Winner #5 v. #4 game

Final
Friday at DeLuca Field
7 p.m.

Non-league
Career 8, Platt Tech 3
NVL
Seymour 10, Woodland 9
Shoreline
Coginchaug 9, Morgan 1
Haddam-Killingworth 5, Old Saybrook 3
Old Lyme 6, Westbrook 0
SCC interdivision
Cheshire 4, Law 1
Foran 2, Amity 1
Guilford 3, Shelton 2
Hand 9, Sheehan 0
Lyman Hall 15, Hillhouse 0
Mercy 5, East Haven 0
North Haven 3, Sacred Heart Academy 1 (8)
SWC
Lauralton Hall 11, Masuk 0

Quarterfinals
No. 8 East Haven vs. No. 1 Hand
Comment: Despite losing two games last week, the top-seeded Tigers are still an overwhelming favorite here.
Pick: Hand

No. 7 Cheshire vs. No. 2 Guilford
Comment: Cheshire won both meetings during the regular season. Can the third time be the charm for the Indians?
Pick: Cheshire

No. 6 Mercy vs. No. 3 West Haven
Comment: West Haven plays at home at Biondi Field here. That's where the semifinals and final will be contested. That could give the Westies an edge.
Pick: Mercy

No. 5 Lyman Hall vs. No. 4 Shelton
Comment: Lyman Hall, the defending champion, could ride the arm of junior pitcher Lauren Zambrano again, as they did last season. The Trojans, however, have struggled offensively, at times, this season.
Pick: Lyman Hall

Semifinals
No. 5 Lyman Hall vs. No. 1 Hand
Comment: Lyman Hall defeated Hand in this round on its way to the title last season.
Pick: Hand

No. 7 Cheshire vs. No. 6 Mercy
Comment: These teams played 11 innings just last week with Cheshire emerging with a 1-0 victory. Expect this one to be just as close.
Pick: Cheshire

Championship
No. 7 Cheshire vs. No. 1 Hand
Comment: Teams split during the regular season. Both seeking second SCC crown.
Pick: Hand

Seymour junior pitcher Steph Burt fractured two fingers in her right pitching hand, according to Wildcats' coach Ken Pereiras.

Burt has been cleared by the doctor to throw, but did not pitch in Seymour's 3-2 loss to Ansonia on Thursday. Burt, however, did play first base during that loss.

It is unsure when Burt will resume pitching.

Below are the pairings and schedule for the SCC tournament


QUARTERFINALS - Tuesday, May 25
#8 East Haven at #1 Hand - 4 p.m.
#7 Cheshire at #2 Guilford - 4 p.m.
#6 Mercy at #3 West Haven - 7 p.m.
#5 Lyman Hall at #4 Shelton - 4 p.m.

SEMIFINALS - Wednesday, May 26 @Biondi Field - West Haven HS
Winner of 2/7 vs. Winner of 3/6 - 4 p.m.
Winner of 1/8 vs. Winner of 4/5 - 7 p.m.

CHAMPIONSHIP
Thursday, May 27 @Biondi Field - West Haven HS - 7 p.m.

The quarterfinals of the NVL tournament will now be held Monday instead of Saturday.
Here is the schedule for next week.


Quarterfinals
Mon, May 24th @ Wolcott HS & Naugy HS – 5pm & 7pm
Semifinals
Tues, May 25th @ Wolcott HS – 5pm (3v6 vs. 2v7) & 7pm (4v5 vs. 1v8)
Finals
Thurs, May 27th @ Naugy HS – TBA

Each Thursday, the Batter’s Box blog will feature a Connecticut native, who is now playing in college.

Bridget Gates
Bucknell freshman pitcher

The former Lauralton Hall standout had a successful first year with the Bison.

She went 12-5 with a 2.96 earned run average. She tossed two shutouts.
Click here for a look at more of Gates' statistics this season.


For more on Gates, click here.

FCIAC
St. Joseph 15, Greenwich 1
Non-league
Coginchaug 25, SMSA 0 (5)
NVL
Derby 5, Ansonia 2
SWC
Newtown 4, Lauralton Hall 0
Shoreline
Old Lyme at Hale-Ray, ppd. to today, 4 p.m.
Haddam-Killingworth 4, North Branford 2
Old Saybrook 17, Westbrook 3
SCC interdivision
Branford 4, Hand 1
Cheshire 2, Hamden 0
East Haven 15, Hillhouse 2
Guilford 2, North Haven 0
Law 4, Career 3
Mercy 2, Amity 1
West Haven 7, Shelton 1
Lyman Hall at Sacred Heart Academy, ppd. to today, 3:45 p.m.
Wilbur Cross at Foran, ppd. to today at Cross, 5:30 p.m.

Ashley Kulogowski had two hits and two RBIs and Monica Macchiarulo had three hits and two runs for No. 2 Newtown in this South-West Conference victory over the No. 5 Crusaders.

Senior pitcher Kate Bowen allowed just two hits, struck out seven and had two hits and an RBI for the Nighthawks (19-0).

Hayley Spragg struck out 10 for Lauralton Hall (13-2).

CSC
Abbott Tech 17, O’Brien Tech 2
Platt Tech 7, Vinal Tech 1
FCIAC
St. Joseph 3, Fairfield Ludlowe 1
NVL
Derby 5, Woodland 4
Seymour 5, Wolcott 3
Watertown 3, Ansonia 2 (9)
SWC
Lauralton Hall 10, Oxford 0
Shoreline
Haddam-Killingworth 13, Valley Regional 4
Hale-Ray 7, Old Saybrook 5
Morgan 4, Coginchaug 3
SCC interdivision
Amity 6, Hand 4
Cheshire 2, Guilford 1
Foran 6, Shelton 3
Lyman Hall 1, Law 0 (8)
Mercy 5, Branford 4
North Haven 8, Hamden 4
Sacred Heart Academy 4, Career 2
Sheehan 3, Wilbur Cross 0
West Haven 18, Hillhouse 0 (5)

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Read today's softball notebook here.

To view the complete poll, click here.

Each Thursday, the Batter’s Box blog will feature a Connecticut native, who is now playing in college.


Christina Gelardi
University of New Haven shortstop

The Derby native is enjoying a successful freshman campaign with the Chargers, who compete this weekend at the NCAA Division II East Region tournament, held on the UNH campus in West Haven.

Here are some of Gelardi's numbers from this season:

Batting avg. .333
Runs 39
RBI 27
Hits 46
Stolen bases 16


For more on Gelardi, click here.

FCIAC
St. Joseph at Stamford, ppd. to today, 4 p.m.
SWC
Lauralton Hall at Bunnell, ppd. to Saturday, 3 p.m.
NVL
Naugatuck at Ansonia, ppd. to Wednesday, 3:30 p.m.
Sacred Heart at Derby, 4 p.m.
Shoreline
Morgan at Valley Regional
Coginchaug at East Hampton, ppd. to today, 3:45 p.m.
Portland at Old Saybrook, ppd. to May 20, 3:45 p.m.
Haddam-Killingworth at North Branford (Totoket Park), ppd. to Wednesday, 6 p.m.
Hale-Ray at Westbrook, 4 p.m.
SCC Hammonasset
Hillhouse at Law, ppd. to today, 3:45 p.m.
SCC Housatonic
Shelton at Amity, ppd. to Tuesday, 3:45 p.m.
Sheehan at Lyman Hall, ppd. to today, 3:45 p.m.
SCC interdivision
Mercy at Cheshire
SCC Oronoque
Wilbur Cross at Branford, ppd. to Tuesday, 4 p.m.
East Haven at Career (East Shore), 7 p.m.
SCC Quinnipiac
Hamden at West Haven, ppd. to today, 3:45 p.m.
Preps
Westminster at Hopkins, 3:15 p.m.

NVL

Torrington 3, Seymour 2

SCC Hammonasset

Guilford 1, Foran 0

Hand 3, North Haven 1

SCC interdivision

Sheehan 2, East Haven 1

Non-league

Sacred Heart Academy 16, Platt Tech 0

SWC

Lauralton Hall 8, New Fairfield 0

Preps

Hopkins 21, Hamden Hall 0 (5)

CSC
Platt Tech 24, Bullard-Havens 0 (5)
Vinal Tech 21, O’Brien Tech 10
FCIAC
St. Joseph 12, Harding 0
SWC
Lauralton Hall 22, Kolbe Cathedral 0 (5)
NVL
Naugatuck 17, Sacred Heart 2
Ansonia 12, Kennedy 1
Wolcott 3, Derby 0
Seymour 14, St. Paul 0
Shoreline
Haddam-Killingworth 1, Coginchaug 0
East Hampton 9, Morgan 2
SCC Oronoque
Career 16, Wilbur Cross 1
East Haven 5, North Haven 3
SCC Hammonasset
Foran 19, Hillhouse 0 (5)
Hand 3, Guilford 0
SCC Housatonic
Sheehan 1, Cheshire 0
SCC interdivision
Law 2, Branford 1

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In the past two years, the event has raised almost $6,000 in scholarships.
Below is some information about the game.

What: 3rd Annual Scholar Athlete Classic www.scholarathleteclassic.com
When: Saturday June 19th 6:30 pm Rain Date June 26th 6:30pm
Where: West Haven High School Frank Biond Field

Game is brought to you by the Federation Softball Umpires of Greater New Haven.
Scholarships awarded to some selected players.

Below are rosters for each team:

WEST TEAM
Allison Baker Amity P-IF
Alex White Law 2B
Kelly Olencki Law C
Maria Darling Ansonia P-OF
Kristin Mooney Ansonia SS-OF
Ashley Volkens Platt Tech OF
Amanda Willette Seymour CF
Taylor McMahon Derby 2B
Carly Monaco Derby LF
Hannah Weissauer Foran CF
Carli Matrisian Foran SS
Gina Gongaware Cheshire SS
Allison Fountain Cheshire C
Lindsay Pandajis Cheshire 2b
Taylor Smith Maloney SS
Randi Keogh Lyman Hall 2B

EAST TEAM
Samantha Sanchez Cross 1B/OF/C
Allie Doheny North Haven P
Ashley Borchert East Haven P
Rebecca Palmarozza Hamden 2B
Cara Deroy Hamden OF
Julia Scarpellino Branford 2B
Kristina Routolo Branford OF
Coleen Dziura Branford C
Holli Ryan Sheehan C
Mollie Hamel Sheehan 1B
Chelsey Nault Guilford CF
Mallory Streat Guilford 1B
Jocelynne Morrell West Haven 3B
Kayla Winston Wilcox Tech 1B-2B
Shaina Ravenell Career IF
Alexa Mastrony Shelton SS
Kelsey McDonnell Shelton P-RF

SCC Hammonasset
Hand 17, Hillhouse 0 (6)
Law 3, Foran 1
SCC Oronoque
Branford 14, Career 4
North Haven 21, Wilbur Cross 5 (6)
SCC Housatonic
Lyman Hall 2, Amity 1 (12)
SCC interdivision
Hamden 6, Sheehan 5
Guilford 12, East Haven 0
SCC Quinnipiac
West Haven 10, Sacred Heart Academy 2
Shoreline
Coginchaug 4, North Branford 0
Haddam-Killingworth 5, Morgan 0
Hale-Ray 5-6, Cromwell 1-2
Old Lyme 4, Old Saybrook 3
SWC
Lauralton Hall 2, Pomperaug 0
FCIAC
St. Joseph 2, Norwalk 0
NVL
Seymour 10. Derby 0
Preps
Hopkins 9, Williston 6

Guilford walked 12 times in a 12-0 victory over East Haven.

North Haven walked 18 times and stole 16 bases in a 21-5 victory over Career.

CSC
Platt Tech 5, Kaynor Tech 4
NVL
Wolcott 2, Ansonia 1
Shoreline
East Hampton 5, Old Lyme 0
Haddam-Killingworth 6, Portland 3
Hale-Ray 9, Morgan 7
SCC interdivision
Amity 6, Branford 0
Cheshire 2, North Haven 0
Foran 10, West Haven 6 (8)
Guilford 2, Hamden 0
Lyman Hall 3, Career 0 (8)
Shelton 10, Wilbur Cross 0

Each Thursday, the Batter’s Box blog will feature a Connecticut native, who is now playing in college.

Kristen Hunt
Wheaton College, junior infielder

The former Law standout third baseman (2004-2007) still holds the single season assist record with 63 and most RBIs in a career with 86.

Here were some of her stats this season at Wheaton.

Avg. .232
Slugging percentage .421
Putouts 44
Assists 84
Runs 20
Home runs 4
RBIs 9


For more on Hunt, click here.

CSC
Platt Tech 10, Wilcox Tech 2
NVL
Naugatuck 3, St. Paul (9)
Seymour 19, Wilby 0 (5)
Torrington 5, Ansonia 1
SWC
Lauralton Hall 12, Notre Dame-Fairfield 0
Pomperaug 8, Bunnell 2
Shoreline
Coginchaug 20, Valley Regional 0
Haddam-Killingworth 14, Old Saybrook 1
North Branford 10, Morgan 1
Old Lyme 1, Westbrook 0
SCC Quinnipiac
Sacred Heart Academy 9, Hamden 3
SCC Hammonasset
Guilford 2, Law 0
Hand 10, Foran 1
SCC Housatonic
Cheshire 2, Lyman Hall 0
Sheehan 1, Amity 0
SCC Quinnipiac
West Haven 4, Mercy 0
SCC interdivision
Wilbur Cross 9, Hillhouse 0
SCC Oronoque
East Haven 4, Branford 0
North Haven 11, Career 0
FCIAC
St. Joseph 5, Darien 0
Preps
Hopkins 6, Hotchkiss 1

Sacred Heart Academy scored seven times in the top of the seventh inning after trailing 3-2 heading into the inning to prevail in this SCC Quinnipiac Division contest.

Linsey DeDomenico drove in the tying run with a single, Katie Winkle had a two-run double that drove the winning runs home and Jenna DeMartino had a two-run triple for the Pacers (7-6).

Cara Deroy went 3-for-3 with a run and an RBI for Hamden (3-9).

CSC
Platt Tech 4, Wilcox Tech 1
SWC
Stratford at Notre Dame-Fairfield, ppd. to Thursday, 3:45 p.m.
NVL
Seymour 10, Watertown 0
Derby 3, Crosby 1
Shoreline
Portland at Haddam-Killingworth, ppd. to Thursday, 3:45 p.m.
SCC interdivision
Amity at Branford, ppd. to Thursday, 3:45 p.m.
West Haven at Foran, ppd. to Thursday, 3:45 p.m.
Sacred Heart Academy 3, Law 0
Preps
Holy Child 9, Hamden Hall 0

Winning pitcher Katelyn Wall allowed just two hits, struck out six, and helped herself with two hits and three RBIs for the Hand softball team in a 5-2 Southern Connecticut Conference interdivision victory over visiting Mercy Monday at Madison.

Also,
Hale-Ray 4, Westbrook 1: Missy Martin had a single, double and a run to lead the host Little Noises to this Shoreline Conference victory at Moodus.
Naugatuck 7, Torrington 1: Melissa Labonte had four hits and two runs for the visiting Greyhounds in this Naugatuck Valley League victory.

On Friday, the Seymour High School softball program and Seymour athletic department will retire pitcher Jen D'Amato's No. 25 jersey.

D’Amato helped lead Seymour to three state championships while a member of Seymour from 1992-1996. She was a four-year all-league player, three-time all-stater and was named to the all-american team as a senior. Her teams had an 89-6 record. She was recently inducted into the Connecticut High School and Collegiate Hall of Fame.

The ceremony will follow the game vs. Derby at the Seymour High School Softball Field. The game will begin at 5: p.m. Former Head Coach Bill Davis and a few others will be in attendance. There will be refreshments after the game.

Here is Monday's schedule and the list of postponements we have so far.


SWC
Stratford at Notre Dame-Fairfield, ppd. to today, 3:45 p.m.
Lauralton Hall at New Fairfield, ppd. to May 11, 4 p.m.
CSC
Kaynor Tech at O’Brien Tech
Platt Tech at Vinal Tech, ppd. to May 20, 4 p.m.
NVL
Ansonia at Woodland, ppd. to today, 5 p.m.
Seymour at Watertown, ppd. to today, 3:45 p.m.
Crosby at Derby, ppd. to today, 4 p.m.
Non-league
SMSA at Coginchaug, ppd. to today, 3:45 p.m.
Shoreline
Portland at Haddam-Killingworth, ppd. to today, 3:45 p.m.
East Hampton at Old Lyme, ppd. to Thursday, 3:45 p.m.
North Branford at Valley Regional, ppd. to today, 3:45 p.m.
Westbrook at Hale-Ray
Cromwell at Old Saybrook, ppd. to May 15, 2 p.m.
SCC interdivision
Mercy at Hand
Law at Sacred Heart Academy, ppd. to today, 3:45 p.m.
Hamden at Guilford, ppd. to today, 3:45 p.m.
West Haven at Foran, ppd. to today, 4:15 p.m.
Sheehan at East Haven, ppd. to today, 3:45 p.m.
Wilbur Cross at Shelton, ppd. to today, 3:45 p.m.
Amity at Branford, ppd. to today, 4 p.m.
Cheshire at North Haven, ppd. to today, 4 p.m.
Lyman Hall at Career, ppd. to today, 7 p.m.

in the latest Register Top 10 Poll. To see the complete poll, click here.