Here is a list of teams by year that finished No. 1 in the final Register Top 10 Poll.

2011 Foran
2010 Waterford
2009 Seymour
2008 Masuk
2007 Masuk
2006 Seymour
2005 Amity
2004 Southington
2003 Amity
2002 Amity
2001 Hand
2000 Stamford
1999 Southington

Class L champ Foran finishes the season at No. 1 in the final Register Top 10 Poll of the season.

Click here to see the complete poll.

Freshman Molly Flowers, who guided Sacred Heart Academy to the Class M state title, is the Register's Athlete of the Week.

Here is the ballot I submitted for the final Top 10 Poll of the season.
The complete poll will be released at 5 p.m.


1. Foran
2. Conard
3. Westhill
4. Bacon Academy
5. Sacred Heart Academy
6. Seymour
7. Darien
8. Waterford
9. Hale-Ray
10. East Catholic
11. Holy Cross
12. Griswold
13. Southington
14. Brookfield
15. Terryville

At 5 p.m., the final Top 10 Poll of the season will be released.

To view the poll, visit http://www.nhregister.com/

The Senior All-Star Game will take place on Wednesday at North Haven Athletic Complex.
The M/S game is at 5 p.m. followed by the L/LL game at 7 p.m. Below are roster for each squad.


LL-L West (Tom Pia, Westhill,Coach)

Kate Nadler - Pomperaug
Megan Gibbons - Newtown
Brittney Horn - Weshill
Heather Sabino - Wilton
Nicole Buch - Darien
Chelsea Sciarretta - Stamford
Stacey Dileo - Fairfield Warde
Ali Giannone - Cheshire
Melissa LaBonte - Naugatuck
Eileen Tublin - Westhill
Grace Kucharski - Avon
Shannon McCourt - NFA
Rachel Booth - Foran
Samantha Rossetti - Shelton
Brittany Orcutt - Cheshire
Cynthia Barata - NFA
Taylor Harkness - Foran
Joanna Fekieta - West Haven

LL/L East (Jocelyn Chang, Sheehan,Coach)

Melissa St. Pierre - RHAM
Amanda Rizzo - North Haven
Brianna Levick - Rockville
Mallory Martucci - Conard
Amanda Genovese - North Haven
Meghan Asplund - Platt HS
Ashley Reid - Fermi
Ashley Thibeault - New Britain
Brittany Virgulto - Maloney
Lauren Carlucci - Maloney
Stephanie Lapierre - Berlin
Daniele Stevens - Conard
Sarah Murray - Sheehan
Haley Hoge - Glastonbury
Jamie Correia - Bacon Academy
Lauren Zambrano - Lyman Hall
Dani Thuerling - Sheehan
Haylle Reidy - Mercy


M/S East (Christine Chamberland, Coach)
Jessica Ryder - Waterford
Kayla Hale - Suffield
Kalelyn Sykora - Waterford
Alyssa Wagner - Suffield
Megan O'Neill - Lyme-Old Lyme
Morgan Humble - Hale Ray
Taylor Lanzit - Parish Hill
Thais Caraganis - Lyman Memorial
Maxie Murphy - Hale Ray
Jess Shotwell - Gilbert
Josephine LoRicco - Coventry
Allyson Fournier - East Catholic
Emily Clausi - East Hampton
Kasey Commander - Old Saybrook
Erin Miller - Waterford
Shannon Klock - East Catholic
Samantha Hemsrock - North Branford
Mallorie Dorflinger - Coginchaug


M/S West (Jeff Babineau, St. Joseph, Coach)

Emily Coyne - Seymour
Jessica Michaels - St. Paul Catholic
Rebecca Napolitano - Lauralton Hall
Kelly Mitchell - Seymour
Emma Olownia - Housatonic Valley Regional
Catherine DeVellis - Ansonia
Jacquelyn Couillard - Wolcott
Jessica Linden - Lauralton Hall
Kara Hames - Woodland
Bailey Phelps - Housatonic Valley Regional
Sarah Miller - St. Paul Catholic
Krysta Kubic - Johathon Law
Stephanie Karcher - Oxford
Rebecca Norton - Woodland
Stephanie Burt - Seymour
Jess Mooney - Ansonia
Nikki Cote - St. Joes
Micki Keltos - St. Joes

The senior all-star softball game has been moved to Wednesday. The S/M game is at 5 p.m., the L/LL game is at 7 p.m. Games still at the North Haven Athletic Complex (222 Maple Avenue, North Haven, CT).

Saturday's Class L state championship softball game between No. 3 seed Foran and No. 1 Bacon Academy and the Class LL game between No. 1 Westhill and No. 3 Conard have both been postponed until Monday due to poor field conditions at DeLuca Field in Stratford.

The L game will now be played at West Haven High's Biondi Field at 3:30 p.m., followed by the Class LL game at 7. The Class L game was originally moved to Sunday, but Sunday's forecast is shaky at best.

WEST HAVEN – Senior Angelika Stamos hit a two-run, two-out double in the top of the fifth inning to lift the No. 23 Sacred Heart Academy softball team to a 4-3 victory over No. 1 Seymour in the Class M state softball championship game Friday at Biondi Field.

It was the first state title for the Pacers (16-10), who had lost in three previous state finals, including twice to Seymour in 2000 and 2004. The Wildcats were denied their ninth title. It was the first title of any kind for the Pacers since 1993.

Freshman pitcher Molly Flowers allowed seven hits, didn’t walk a batter and struck out nine in the win on the same night her brother Gary led the Notre Dame-West Haven baseball team to the Class L title. Flowers allowed just one hit past the fourth inning.

Linsey DeDomenico and Katie Winkle also drove in runs for Sacred Heart Academy. Stamos went 3-for-4.

Maggie Crocamo had two hits and two RBIs and Steph Burt had two hits and an RBI for Seymour.

CLASS M CHAMPIONSHIP

No. 1 Seymour (25-1) vs. No. 23 Sacred Heart Academy (15-10)

When: Friday, 7 p.m.

Where: Biondi Field, West Haven

On the air/web: WELI-960, www.960WELI.com

What to look for: This is the third time these schools will meet in a state final. Seymour won the first two, taking the Class L crown with victories over the Pacers in 2000 and 2004. Sacred Heart Academy defeated four higher seeds in its surprising run to the final. The Pacers have scored 25 runs in four games in the tournament, and their offense seems to be peaking at the right time. Pitcher Molly Flowers has been outstanding, showing a poise and a maturity often seen in upperclassmen.

Championship appearances: Seymour — 14 (8-6, last title in 2009); Sacred Heart Academy — 3 (0-3, last final in 2004).

You should know: The Wildcats are no strangers to making deep tournament runs and playing for state titles. The senior class were sophomores when Seymour last won a championship in 2009. That experience could give it an edge here.

CLASS S CHAMPIONSHIP

No. 1 Terryville (21-2) vs. No. 2 Hale-Ray (23-3)

When: Friday, 7 p.m.

Where: DeLuca Field, Stratford

What to look for: Terryville, the defending champion, returns to the final despite suffering several graduation losses entering the season, including pitcher Beth Grimes, who was a Register All-State selection in 2010. Sophomore pitcher Jamie Bridge has been outstanding in taking over full-time in the circle. Hale-Ray hasn’t played in a final since 2006, and seeks its fifth championship.

Championship appearances: Terryville — 2 (1-1, won title in 2010); Hale-Ray — 9 (4-5, last title in 2004).

You should know: The Little Noises, who won the Shoreline Conference tournament title this year, are an experienced group with seven seniors on their roster. Seniors Maxie Murphy and Morgan Humble are explosive players, capable of taking over the game offensively. Nichisti and junior Rachel Pease usually split time in the circle and both are effective.

Although she may be just a freshman, Sacred Heart Academy pitcher Molly Flowers is one of the reasons why the Pacers will play Seymour on Friday for the Class M state title. First pitch is set for 7 p.m. at Biondi Field in West Haven.

Flowers allowed just two hits and struck out 14 in a 5-2 victory over Rocky Hill in Tuesday's semifinals.

"You give her a few runs and then you start to get that feeling in the dugout that she's going to be tough to beat," SHA coach Ray Ramelli said. "

Although the Pacers have several other pitchers on their roster, Flowers has taken over as the full-time starter.

"The other pitchers did well, but she started to become strong near the end of the season and I wanted to go with her for that reason," Ramelli said. "She started with a bad wrist at the beginning of the year. She got stronger as we went on and we decided to go with her."

The wrist injury during the preseason prevented Flowers from learning new pitches. She's mainly a fastball pitcher who will occasionally mix in a few change-ups.

"I had a wrist injury for awhile so I couldn't really work on the pitches," Flowers said. "I'm definitely going to get a curve ball and a screw ball and hopefully I'll have them by next year."

Said teammate Gina Valentine: "She's amazing. She's always amazing. She's always on her game. She's helped us so much this season. She's a great player."

Read a preview story on the Seymour-Sacred Heart Academy matchup in Friday's print edition of the Register.

For the second straight year, Fitch senior shortstop has been named the Gatorade State Player of the Year.


Fitch senior Brianna Turgeon has been named the Gatorade state softball player of the year it was announced Thursday.

She received the honor last season as well. The 5-foot-5 shortstop batted .464 along with 30 runs, 22 RBIs and 14 stolen bases this year, leading the Falcons (18-7) to the second round of the Class LL state tournament and to the finals of the Eastern Connecticut Conference tournament.

Turgeon totaled nine doubles, five home runs and four triples and drew 25 walks.

She will play at Fordham in the fall.

Career coach Ron Rosarbo was named the Connecticut High School Coaches Association All-State Softball Coach of the Year.

Rosarbo will be honored at the CHSCA banquet on June 20 at 6 p.m. at the AquaTurf in Southington.

Seymour last appeared in a state final in 2009 when the Wildcats defeated St. Joseph 1-0. They will make their 15th appearance in a state final when No. 1 Seymour (25-1) takes on No. 23 Sacred Heart Academy (15-10) on Friday in the Class M title game at 7 p.m. at Biondi Field in West Haven. Seymour has won eight championships.
Below are title game results for Seymour.

2009	Softball	M	Seymour	St. Joseph	1-0
2007	Softball	M	St. Joseph	Seymour	3-2
2006	Softball	M	Seymour	Lauralton Hall	8-0
2005	Softball	L	Seymour	Daniel Hand	7-0
2004	Softball	L	Seymour	Sacred Heart Academy	4-0
2003	Softball	L	Lyman Hall	Seymour	4-0
2000	Softball	L	Seymour	Sacred Heart	3-0
1998	Softball	M	Morgan	Seymour	1-0
1996	Softball	L	Seymour	Bristol Eastern	3-2
1995	Softball	L	Seymour	Bethel	2-0
1994	Softball	L	Ledyard	Seymour	4-0
1993	Softball	M	Seymour	Stonington	1-0 (10)
1992	Softball	M	Middletown	Seymour	4-3
1985	Softball	M	Lewis Mills	Seymour	3-0

Class LL
Saturday, 7 p.m. at DeLuca Field, Stratford
No. 1 Westhill vs. No. 3 Conard

Class L
Saturday, 3 p.m. at DeLuca Field, Stratford
No. 1 Bacon Academy vs. No. 3 Foran

Class M
Friday, 7 p.m. at West Haven
No. 1 Seymour vs. No. 23 Sacred Heart Academy

Class S
Friday, 7 p.m. at DeLuca Field, Stratford
No. 1 Terryville vs. No. 2 Hale-Ray

Seymour defeated East Catholic 1-0 in eight innings in the Class M state semifinals. Read the game story here.






Sacred Heart defeated Rocky Hil 5-2 in the other semifinal. Click here to read the game story.

Class M semifinals
Sacred Heart Academy 5, Rocky Hill 2
(at West Haven)

Recap: Freshman Molly Flowers allowed two hits and struck out 14 and junior Maegan Rodriguez had three hits and two RBIs to lead the Pacers into the Class M final where they'll face Seymour in this weekend's championship game.

SHA: Gina Valentine hit an inside-the-park home run and Linsey DeDominico had a hit and and an RBI.

Rocky Hill: Erin Weber had an RBI single. Erika Leonard had the only other hit for the Terriers.

WP: Flowers, 7 IP, 2 H, 2 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 14 K

LP: Megan Rounavaara, 6 IP, 9 H, 5 R, 4 ER, 2 BB, 7 K

Team records: SHA 15-10; Rocky Hill 19-5

SEYMOUR 1, EAST CATHOLIC 0 (8)
(at West Haven)

Recap: Carissa Wasikowski drove in Kelly Mitchell with the winning run in the bottom of the eighth inning to lift Seymour past East Catholic. Seymour advances to this weekend's Class M championship game.

Seymour: Maggie Crocamo had an infield single in the fifth, one of the Wildcats' three hits.

East Catholic: Shannon Klock, Kelly Robichaud, Laura Skoluy and Julie Maloney had the other hits for the Eagles.

WP: Steph Burt (15-0) 8 IP, 4 H, 2 BB, 9 K

LP: Allyson Fournier (19-5) 7.1 IP, 3H, 1 R, 1 ER, 0 BB, 10 K

Note: Seymour made three errors; East Catholic committed six.

Records: East Catholic 19-5; Seymour 25-1

CLASS LL
TUESDAY
at DeLuca Field, Stratford
No. 1 Westhill vs. No. 4 Bristol Central, 4 p.m.
No. 10 Fairfield Warde vs. No. 3 Conard

CLASS L
MONDAY
at DeLuca Field, Stratford
No. 1 Bacon Academy vs. No. 4 Masuk, 4 p.m.
No. 2 Darien vs. No. 3 Foran, 7 p.m.

CLASS M
MONDAY
at West Haven
No. 1 Seymour vs. No. 12 East Catholic, 4 pm..
No. 23 Sacred Heart Academy vs. No. 11 Rocky Hill, 7 p.m.

CLASS S
TUESDAY
at West Haven
No. 1 Terryville vs. No. 5 Somers, 4 p.m.
No. 2 Hale-Ray vs. No. 11 Stafford, 7 p.m.

Foran 11, Brookfield 4
(at Milford)

Recap: After trailing 2-0, Foran scored four times in the fourth inning and five times in the fifth to advance to the Class L state semifinals after this victory over the Bobcats, the South-West Conference champions.

Foran: Rebekah DeRosa had two hits, three runs and an RBI, Dayna Finch and Alyssa Puccilli each had two RBIs and Brooke Phelan drove in three runs.

Brookfield: Ashley Lamparelli had three hits, a run and two RBIs and Felicia Lennon had two hits, a run and an RBI.

WP: Taylor Harkness (20-4) 7 IP, 10 H, 4 ER, 2 BB, 3 K

LP: Brittany Fusek 4.2 IP, 11 H, 9 R, 7 ER, 1 BB, 2 K

Records: Brookfield 20-6; Foran 20-4

The first round of the CIAC softball tournament is complete. Let's take a look back on the day's events.

CLASS LL
Recap
SCC teams Amity and West Haven won. The Westies defeated SCC rival Mercy for the third time this season. Mercy defeated WH 1-0 on Sunday in the SCC title game.

Cheshire and Shelton, both out of the SCC, lost.
No. 6 Cheshire lost to No. 27 Trumbull 2-0. Trumbull entered the tournament at just 8-12 and lost to Shoreline Conference member, and Class M participant, North Branford 11-1 during the regular season.

No. 13 Naugatuck was upset by No. 19 Simsbury 9-4.

Wednesday's Best
Defending champion, and No. 1 seed, Westhill takes on No. 17 Pomperaug, which lost in the SWC title game and upset Lauralton Hall en route.

In other games, No. 9 Amity visits No. 8 Danbury and No. 14 West Haven visits No. 3 Conard.

CLASS L
Recap
No. 19 Guilford topped No. 14 Torrington 3-1. No. 13 Sheehan defeated SCC foe East Haven 7-1.

SCC teams No. 16 North Haven, No. 28 Lyman Hall and No. 26 Hand lost.

Wednesday's Best
Sheehan visits No. 4 Masuk, No. 3 Foran hosts No. 19 Guilford. Foran won both meetings with the Indians during the regular season.

CLASS M
Recap
Defending champion No. 14 St. Joseph lost to No. 19 Tolland, denying fans the chance to see the Cadets take on No. 3 Lauralton Hall in a rematch of last year's championship game.

No. 23 Sacred Heart Academy earned a 4-0 victory over No. 4 Woodland, and No. 16 North Branford beat up on No. 17 Nonnewaug 15-0.

Wednesday's Best
North Branford travels to No. 1 Seymour and No. 12 East Catholic visits No. 5 Holy Cross in a meeting of two of the best pitchers in the state in EC's Allyson Fournier and HC's Tori Cheske.

CLASS S
Recap
No. 12 Morgan, No. 10 Coginchaug, No. 30 Derby and No. 14 Old Saybrook all won.

Wednesday's Best
Defending champion No. 1 Terryville hosts No. 16 East Granby, Morgan visits No. 5 Somers, Derby travels to Old Saybrook.

Click here to view Tuesday's area roundup and linescores.