Below are SCC tournament possibilities.

THE SET UP

• Eight teams qualify

The four divisional champions automatically qualify, plus four wild card teams based on divisional/crossover games.

THE SCHEDULE

• QUARTERFINALS: May 21 at higher seed

• SEMIFINALS: May 23 at West Haven, 5 and 7 p.m.

• FINAL: May 25 at West Haven, 6 p.m.

 

THE DIVISION LEADERS

 

• Hammonasset: Foran (6-1 in division, 11-3 crossover record)

• Housatonic: Amity (7-0, 11-3) WON DIVISION, qualified

• Oronoque: East Haven (6-0, 14-1) WON DIVISION, qualified

• Quinnipiac: Mercy (5-0, 12-2) Clinched at least tie in division

 

THEY'RE IN

East Haven

Amity

IN THE HUNT

Hand (5-1, 12-2): Hammonasset

Cheshire (10-4 crossover): Housatonic

West Haven (4-1, 10-5): Quinnipiac

Law (4-3, 10-5 crossover): Hammonasset

North Haven (9-5 crossover): Oronoque

STILL ALIVE

Sacred Heart Academy (8-7 crossover): Quinnipiac

 

GAMES LEFT

Foran (vs. Mercy, Law, Wilbur Cross, West Haven)

Amity (vs. North Haven, Sheehan, West Haven, Wilbur Cross)  

East Haven (vs. North Haven, Hand, Cheshire)

Mercy (vs. Foran, West Haven, Lyman Hall, Hillhouse)

Hand (vs. Guilford, Hillhouse, East Haven, Hamden)

Cheshire (vs. Shelton, Lyman Hall, Hamden, East Haven)

West Haven (vs. Mercy, Amity, Foran)

Law (vs. Foran, North Haven, Sacred Heart Academy)

North Haven (vs. Amity, East Haven, Law, Sheehan)

Sacred Heart Academy (vs. Hamden, Law, Sheehan)

 

WEST HAVEN — Three outs away from a tough loss, the Jonathan Law softball team did what it has done all year.

Behind the pitching of Jenna Bernard and the hitting of Danielle Gray, the Eagles rallied with a run in the seventh and another in the 10th to defeat West Haven 2-1 in 10 innings at Biondi Field Monday night.

Trailing 1-0 in the seventh inning, Gray led off with a line drive that carried over the head of West Haven center fielder Alexis Severino. Gray raced to third to start the inning and scored when Sam Murphy grounded to short.

Read the full story

Lauralton Hall 2, No. 6 Oxford 1: Jackie Brewster singled home Maureen Connolly with the winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning to give the host Crusaders this walk-off victory over the Wolverines in this South-West Conference contest at Milford.

Haley Congdon scored the tying run in the seventh inning on an error for Lauralton Hall (10-3).

No. 7 East Haven 28, Career 0: Amanda Jessey collected her 100th career hit for the Easties in this SCC Oronoque Division win.

McKenzie Miessau had four hits, while Jena Villecco, Kara Hanson and Laura Anderson all had three hits for East Haven (14-1, 6-0).

No. 8 Foran 15, Hillhouse 0: Lucy Weissauer tossed a no-hitter and struck out 10 in this SCC Hammonasset Division win in Milford.

Fallon Bevino and Jenna Zacarelli each had two doubles and four RBIs and Gina Georgetti had three hits, including a triple, for Foran (11-3).

Hand 6, Sacred Heart Academy 4: Mel Rennie had a double and a triple for the visiting Tigers in this SCC interdivision win at Hamden.

Kate Boudreau also had two hits for Hand (12-1).

Becca Marks had two hits and two RBIs for the Pacers (8-6).

Amity 3, Lyman Hall 0: Teresa Marchitto had two hits and scored twice for the host Spartans in this SCC Housatonic Division victory at Woodbridge.

Krista Reynolds drove in two runs and Jenna DiLorenzo had an RBI single for Amity (10-4). Heather Ferranti allowed just one hit and struck out eight to earn the win.

Law 10, Guilford 0: Justine Bannon went 3-for-3 with four RBIs for the host Eagles in this SCC Hammonasset Division win at Milford.

Danielle Gray had three hits, including a double, and two runs and Jenna Bernard struck out eight for Law (9-5).

Chess Zuppardi and Allie Stephens each had two hits for the Indians (3-12).

Morgan 3, Old Saybrook 0: Pitcher Emily Popp allowed four hits and struck out three and Jen Dawson had a solo homer to lead the Huskies to their Shoreline Conference win in Clinton.

Tori Hopkins added two hits, an RBI and run scored for the Huskies (11-1).

Kelsey Root had a triple for the Rams (10-2).

North Haven 15, Wilbur Cross 0: Rachel Giatrelis had two hits and two runs for the host Indians in this SCC Oronoque Division win.

Haley Arnaoutis had two hits for North Haven (10-5, 5-1).

West Haven 5, Hamden 0: Winning pitcher Camdyn Morgillo allowed four hits and helped her cause with a double and a single for the host Westies in this SCC Quinnipiac Division win.

Katie Hoyt had two doubles and a single and Madison Watts had a triple and two RBIs for West Haven (10-4).

Seymour 10, Derby 1: Carissa Wasikowski allowed one hit and struck out 16 for the host Wildcats in this Naugatuck Valley League win.

Grace Nisbet had four hits and Sarah Molin and Emma Crocamo each had three hits and two RBIs for Seymour (12-2).

Westbrook 8, Old Lyme 0: Kaitlin MacMillan had 13 strikeouts and hit a home run as the White Knights topped the Wildcats in a Shoreline Conference game at home.

Haddam-Killingworth 16, Valley Regional 7: Sam Waskowitz had three hits, three runs and three RBIs for the host Cougars in this Shoreline Conference win at Higganum.

Casey Jackson had three hits and four RBIs and Lauren McCann had a home run, two singles and three RBIs for H-K (11-3, 11-0).


BOX SCORES

HAMDEN — Round 2 again went to West Haven against rival Sacred Heart Academy and again the contest was decided by one run in extra innings.

But this time around the game featured more offensive fireworks, especially in the later innings, as the host Pacers rallied from an improbable deficit to tie the game with seven runs in the bottom of the seventh inning.

But in the eighth inning, Jolie Morrell scored on Marisa Pacapelli’s sacrifice fly to lift the Westies to a thrilling 8-7 Southern Connecticut Conference Quinnipiac Division victory Wednesday.

Morrell led off the top of the eighth inning with a single. A walk and a single from Alexis Severino loaded the bases before Pacapelli lifted a fly ball close to the left field line allowing Morell to tag and score from third base.

“This is great, it’s absolutely great,” Morrell said. “Sacred Heart is a good team. But when you come together as a team — everyone contributed to something and it was a team effort — it feels fantastic. It was a great win.”

West Haven (9-4, 3-1) won 3-2 in 13 innings on April 10.

“We knew what was coming for us,” Morrell said. “We were ready for it. It was a great game by both of us.”

 WEDNESDAY'S ROUNDUP

Annie Horton tossed a no-hitter with three strikeouts for Hand, which beat Law 3-0 in a Southern Connecticut Conference Hammonasset Division game at Madison.

Mel Rennie went 2-for-3, including a triple, with two RBIs, for the Tigers (11-1, 5-0). Jenna Bernard struck out four for the Eagles (7-5).

Cheshire 4, Sheehan 1: Bryanna McIntosh homered for Cheshire in this SCC Housatonic Division home win.

Sarah Como doubled for the Rams (9-4). Becca Souza tripled for Sheehan (7-5).
Seymour 10, Crosby 2: Makayla O’Hara had a triple, home run and three RBIs for the visiting Wildcats in this NVL win at Waterbury.

The win was the 200th career victory for Seymour (11-2) coach Ken Pereiras.

Carissa Wasikowski had two singles and an RBI and Raeanne Geffert allowed four hits and struck out eight in the win.

North Haven 18, Career 3: Mary Casey went 4-for-4 with three RBIs for the visiting Indians in this SCC Oronoque Division win at New Haven.

Brianne Melillo had a home run and Jess Seaver and Nicole Dunlop each had two hits for North Haven (9-5).

Desire Viera hit a two-run home run for the Panthers (3-9).

Morgan 9, Valley Regional 0: Sarah Thompson had a home run, two RBIs and three stolen bases and Emily Popp pitched a complete game one-hitter for the Huskies (10-1) in a Shoreline Conference victory in Clinton.

Haddam-Killingworth 3, North Branford 1: Casey Jackson was 3-for-3 with an RBI single and Caroline Fortuna was 2-for-2 with an RBI for the Cougars (10-2) in a Shoreline Conference win over the Thunderbirds (8-5)

Hopkins 6, Canterbury 5: Lindsay Blake drove in Cece Giamo with an RBI single to win the game and Sabrina Falcigno had six strikeouts for the Hilltopers (3-6).

No. 7 East Haven 18, Branford 3: Jenna Gaudioso went 4-for-4 with three doubles, three runs scored and four RBIs and McKenzie Miessau went 4-for-4 with three runs scored and three RBIs to lead the host Easties to their SCC Oronoque win.

Amanda Jessey had three hits, three RBIs and two runs scored for the Easties (13-1, 5-0). Taylor Perry went 2-for-2 with a double for the Hornets (4-10, 1-4).

Lyman Hall 19, Wilbur Cross 1 (6): Pitcher Steph Napierkowski allowed four hits and Tori Lillard went 3-for-3 including a solo homer to lead the Trojans (4-9) to their SCC interdivision win in New Haven.

No. 2 Masuk 5, Lauralton Hall 0: Ashley Fedor had two hits and scored for the host Panthers in this South-West Conference win at Monroe.

Melissa Peet had an RBI single and scored and Tatum Buckley pitched a one-hitter for Masuk (12-0).

Alex Moleski doubled for the Crusaders (9-3).

Mercy 15, Hamden 4: Tyler Keegan had three hits and four RBIs, including a two-run homer, and Stephanie Mangianelli added four hits and an RBI to lead the Tigers to their SCC Quinnipiac win in Hamden. Ashton Donovan had three hits including a double for the Tigers. Hailey Trasacco had two hits and two RBIs for the Green Dragons.

Old Saybrook 17, Cromwell 0 (5): Paige Trabucchi had a single, two triples, three RBIs and three runs scored for the visiting Rams in this Shoreline Conference win.

Lauren Pascoe had a double, triple and an RBI and Effie Gianitsos had a triple, allowed one hit and struck out eight for Old Saybrook (10-1).

BOX SCORES

Jolie Morrell scored on Marisa Pacapelli's sacrifice fly in the top of the eighth inning to lift the West Haven softball team to a thrilling 8-7 Southern Connecticut Conference Quinnipiac Division win over Sacred Heart Academy Wednesday in Hamden.

The Westies (9-4, 3-1) led 7-0 entering the seventh inning but the Pacers (8-5, 1-3) scored seven times in the bottom half of the inning to tie the game.

Becca Marks' squeeze bunt scored Sierra Gallagi that tied the game at 7 for Sacred Heart Academy.
In that inning, Gallagi had a two-run triple, Jenna DeMartino had an RBI single and Molly Flowers hit a three-run home run.

Winning pitcher Camdyn Morgillo had three hits and an RBI for West Haven. Madison Watts had a two-run triple and Kial Watts drove in two runs for the Westies.

The Register presents Diamond Gems, a look back at some of last week's top performances from the softball diamond.

HIT PARADE

Maureen Connolly, Lauralton Hall: Junior had a grand slam in a win over Bethel on Wednesday and a three-run home run and an RBI single in a win over New Fairfield on Friday.

Sam Monaco, North Branford: Senior had a triple, home run, three runs and two RBIs in a 12-5 win over Cromwell on Monday.

Brianna Spadacenta, East Haven: Senior had the 100th hit of her career in a win over Wilbur Cross on Wednesday and had three hits, including a two-run homer, in a 7-3 win over North Haven on Friday.

ACES

Lauren Atkinson, Branford: Senior allowed three hits and struck out 11 in a 7-2 win over Wilbur Cross on Friday.

Camdyn Morgillo, West Haven: Senior allowed four hits, struck out seven and helped her cause with two hits and scored the winning run in the eighth inning in a 1-0 win over Sheehan on Monday.

Francesca Zuppardi, Guilford: Senior pitched a no-hitter and struck out 10 in an 11-0 win over Career on Friday.

TEAM EFFORT

Hand: Earned four victories, including a 2-1 win over Foran, to improve to 8-1.

Mercy: The Tigers defeated Sacred Heart Academy, previously unbeaten Amity and West Haven to improve to 6-2.

Suffield: Defeated Haddam-Killingworth 4-2 in eight innings and Enfield 17-2 to remain unbeaten.

ON THE WEB

North Haven at West Haven, Wednesday, 7 p.m.: ESPNradio1300.com.

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Goodwin Tech (7-2) at Platt Tech (6-3), today, 3:30 p.m. at Foote Field, Milford: This is Platt Tech coach Sue Murphy’s first chance to win career victory No. 400.

Haddam-Killingworth (5-2) at North Branford (6-2), Wednesday, 3:45 p.m.: Both teams are unbeaten in the Shoreline Conference Large Division entering this week.

Foran (6-2) at Amity (7-1), Wednesday, 3:45 p.m.: This is the only meeting between these two teams during the regular season.

Sacred Heart Academy 5, Cheshire 3: Winning pitcher Molly Flowers allowed just six hits and helped her cause with a solo home run for the visiting Pacers in this SCC interdivision win at Cheshire. Both teams are now 4-3.

East Haven 16, Career 0: Amanda Jessey had three hits and two runs and Allison Luzzi had three hits, three runs and two RBIs for the host Easties in this SCC Oronoque Division win.

Giovanna Russo had three hits and two runs and Talia Loda allowed four hits and struck out nine for East Haven (6-1, 2-0). Alivia Roseboro had two hits for the Panthers (1-6, 1-2).

Hand 2, Branford 1: Sam Pavano had the go-ahead RBI single that scored Kate Boudreau in the bottom of the fifth inning to lift the Tigers over the Hornets in SCC interdivision action at Madison.
Hand (6-1) pitcher Annie Horton struck out six and only allowed three hits in the complete game victory over Branford (0-7).

Platt Tech 8, Vinal Tech 3: Winning pitcher Brooke Pawlak had a home run and a double to lead the Panthers to this CSC win. Platt Tech is 4-3.

West Haven 9, Hamden 0: Sierra Santana was 3-for-4 with three RBIs and Camdyn Morgillo got the win and had three RBIs of her own in a SCC Quinnipiac Division road victory for the Blue Devils (6-1) over the Green Dragons (1-5).

Lauralton Hall 9, Brookfield 2: Alex Moleski had two hits, including a triple, two runs and two RBIs for the visiting Crusaders in this South-West Conference win at Brookfield.

Jessica Napolitano had three hits, three runs and two RBIs and Lindsey Spitz had two hits and two RBIs for Lauralton Hall (3-2).


TUESDAY'S LINESCORES

 

SOFTBALL: Hand slips past Foran

MADISON — Hand turned a potential blunder into the winning run in its softball game with rival Foran Monday.

With the game tied at 1, Hand senior Kate Boudreau singled to lead off the sixth inning. Kate Omdahl then reached safely on a fielder’s choice followed by Mel Rennie’s sacrifice bunt, which put runners on second and third with one out.

A play later, on an infield ground out, Omdahl ran toward third base, which was still occupied by Boudreau.

Foran decided to try to get a retreating Omdahl out at second, but the throw wasn’t in time and Boudreau scored from third to give the Tigers a thrilling 2-1 Southern Connecticut Conference Hammonasset Division victory.

PHOTOS: Slideshow from Hand's win over Foran

MONDAY'S SOFTBALL ROUNDUP: West Haven scores in eighth inning to beat Sheehan

 

West Haven 1, Sheehan 0 (8): Camdyn Morgillo went 2-for-4 and scored the only run in the top of the eighth inning for West Haven in an SCC interdivision win at Wallingford.

Morgillo also tossed a four-hitter with seven strikeouts for the Westies (5-1), Makayla Ricci went 2-for-3 for Sheehan (3-2).

No. 3 Amity 7, Cheshire 3: Krista Reynolds had a two-run double and pitcher Heather Ferranti had six strikeouts to lead the Spartans (6-0) to their SCC Housatonic Division win in Cheshire.

Brianna McIntosh had a solo homer and two-run homer for the Rams (4-2).

East Haven 4, Law 2: Alyssa Apuzzo’s RBI single drove in Jenna Gaudioso with the winning run in the sixth inning for East Haven in an SCC interdivision win at Milford.

Gaudioso had two hits and Miranda Baldassare homered for the Yellow Jackets (5-1). Amanda leone had two hits, including a two-run home run, for the Eagles (3-3).

Here's how I voted for the Register's Top 10 Softball Poll.

The poll will be released later today on our website http://www.nhregister.com/.




1. Rockville
2. Masuk
3. Amity
4. Maloney
5. Torrington
6. Oxford
7. East Haven
8. Foran
9. Bristol Central
10. Southington
11. Stonington
12. Berlin
13. Brookfield
14. Waterford
15. West Haven

In his 31 seasons as softball coach at West Haven, Frank Biondi never had a team that didn’t win a game.

That streak continues. Barely.

The Westies lost their first 17 games this season before pulling out a 1-0 victory over Hand on Thursday.

“It felt good,” Biondi said. “We knew we were going to be very young. We lost just about everyone. We’re starting three or four that never played before. It took awhile. We could never get the hitting and fielding to come together at the same time.”

Read more here.


Top 10 Poll: Seymour No. 1 again.



Check out Diamond Gems, our weekly recap of top performances.

WEST HAVEN — Amity’s Heather Watt has been struggling at the plate lately. While she hit the ball hard in her first two at bats, Watt had nothing to show for it.

The sophomore picked the right time to come up with a big hit. Watt cleared the bases with a two-out double down the line in left, leading the Amity softball team to a 3-0 victory over West Haven at Biondi Field Friday night.

“I just tried to relax and do my best,” Watt said. “I have been struggling lately. I just wanted to have a good at bat and drive the ball.

“This is really big for us. We have been in a really good winning streak. We want this to carry into the SCC tournament. Hopefully, we carry it there.”

Read more here.

ROUNDUP

Cheshire 3, North Haven 0: Pitcher Arianna Pustari had three strikeouts and allowed only one hit for the Indians. But the Rams were able to score three unearned runs to earn the victory and improve to 11-8.

Chelsea Mongillo had the only hit for the Rams. Nicole D’Amato had eight strikeouts and allowed two hits for the Rams. North Haven falls to 12-8.

No. 3 Foran 19, Hillhouse 0: Brooke Phelan had three hits, four runs and three RBIs for the visiting Lions in this SCC interdivision win at New Haven.

Gina Georgetti had three hits and two RBIs, Fallon Bevino had three hits and three RBIs and Alyssa Puccilli had three hits and two RBIs for Foran (17-1).

Haddam-Killingworth 20, Cromwell 1: Taylor Burger went 4-for-5 with three doubles, four RBIs and five runs scored to lead the Cougars to their Shoreline Conference win in Cromwell. Lauren McCann added three hits, three RBIs and three runs scored.

Law 10, Sacred Heart Academy 1: Stephanie Cameron had three hits and scored twice for the visiting Eagles in this SCC interdivision win at Hamden.

Shea Lagonigro had two hits and two RBIs and Lea Finch had an RBI double for Law (18-2).


Read more Roundup here.


Coginchaug's Katelyn Williams has been nominated for Friday's STAR. VOTE!!

Rosters for the 5th Annual Scholar Athlete Classic have been released.
The game will be played on June 16th at West Haven High. 

The coaches are:

East Team: Sue Murphy, Platt Tech  
West Team: Ken Pererais, Seymour

Team	School	First	Last	Position
EAST	Amity	Megan	Aconfora	OF
EAST	Amity	Jacquie	Ferraiolo	OF
EAST	Branford	Melissa	Kreider	OF
EAST	Guilford	Becky	Mahoney	2B
EAST	Hale Ray	Lydia	Walter	C
EAST	Mercy	Christie	Idiong	RF
EAST	Mercy	Kelly	Murphy	3B
EAST	Naugatuck	Alexa	Marucci	P
EAST	North Branford	Meghan	Halligan	P
EAST	North Haven	Kristyn	Cullen	OF
EAST	Oxford	Clare	Michalak	SS/P
EAST	Platt Tech	Julia	Navarro	SS
EAST	Shelton	Jennifer	Sicinski	C
EAST	Woodland	Angie	Wirsing	3B, P
WEST	Ansonia	Hannah	Turner	2B, OF
WEST	Cheshire	Julie	Becker	3B, 2B
WEST	Cheshire	Caroline	Kushner	SS
WEST	Derby	Abby	Monaco	LF, 3B
WEST	East Haven	Carlee	Brigante	2B
WEST	Sheehan	Casey	Gavin	SS
WEST	Lauralton Hall	Mariel	Schlaefer	C
WEST	Lauralton Hall	Hayley	Spragg	P, 1B
WEST	Law	Melissa	Nelson	SS, C
WEST	Lyman Hall	Alena	Buonocore	SS
WEST	Maloney	Jamie	Erdman	LF, 3B
WEST	O'Brien Tech	Alyssa	Michel	SS
WEST	Seymour	Kelly	Ferris	P
WEST	Sheehan	Alex	Ottochian	2B

Hand 5, West Haven 1: Annie Horton allowed four hits and struck out 10 for the host Tigers in this Southern Connecticut Conference interdivision win at Madison. Alyssa Ahern had two hits and two RBIs for Hand (3-6).

Haddam-Killingworth 18, Westbrook 0: Sam Waskowitz went 3-for-4 with a home, a triple, two runs and four RBIs for Haddam-Killingworth in a Shoreline Conference win at Higganum.

Casey Jackson also had three hits, including a homer, with two runs and six RBIs for the Cougars (5-3, 4-2). Kaitlin MacMillan had three hits for the White Knights (2-7).
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TUESDAY'S SCHEDULE
CSC
Platt Tech at Goodwin Tech, 4 p.m.
FCIAC
Danbury at St. Joseph, 4 p.m.
NVL
Crosby at Ansonia, 3:30 p.m.
Woodland at Naugatuck, 3;30 p.m.
Seymour at Holy Cross
Kennedy at Derby
Shoreline
Morgan at Portland
SCC Housatonic
Amity at Sheehan
SCC Oronoque
Wilbur Cross at North Haven
Branford at Career (East Shore);
SCC Hammonasset
Hillhouse at Foran, 4 p.m.
SCC interdivision
East Haven at Cheshire, 4 p.m.
SWC
Weston at Stratford (DeLuca Field), 4:15 p.m.
Barlow at Bunnell, 4:15 p.m.

Monday's Highlights

North Haven 2, West Haven 0: Arianna Pustari tossed a no-hitter with six strikeouts, missing the perfect game by one hit batsman, for North Haven in a SCC interdivision home win.

No. 1 Seymour 5, Woodland 2: Kelly Ferris allowed four hits and struck out 11 for top-ranked Seymour in a NVL win at Beacon Falls.

North Branford 4, Haddam-Killingworth 2: Pitcher Meagan Halligan allowed two runs on four hits to lead the Thunderbirds to their Shoreline Conference win at North Branford.

East Haven 4, Sacred Heart Academy 3: Veronica Hribko singled leading off the seventh and scored the game-winning run off a wild pitch.


Cheshire rallies past Guilford in eight innings

North Haven's Arianna Pustari and Cheshire's Casey Harding have been nominated for Monday's star. VOTE for your favorite.

Check out all of Monday's box scores.

Mercy defeated West Haven 1-0 to win the SCC title on Sunday.

Here are some SCC championship notes:

• This was the fifth time that two divisional opponents have met in the title game.
• West Haven defeated Mercy twice during the regular season en route to the SCC Quinnipiac Division title.
• The teams meet again on Tuesday in the first round of the Class LL state tournament.
• Mercy won its fourth SCC title in five appearances. It also won in 2007 and 2006, shared the crown with Amity in 2005 and lost to Amity in 1996
  
• West Haven has lost all four times its played for the championship. It also finished as the runner-up in 2004, 2002 and 1998.
  

Mercy 1, West Haven 0
(at West Haven)

Recap: Christie Idiong scored the game's only run after tagging up from third on a pop out in the fourth inning to lift the sixth-seeded Tigers to their fourth SCC title.

Mercy: Hilary LaRosa pop out scored Idiong. Tori Vickerman, Tyler Keegan and Idiong had the only hits for the Tigers.

West Haven: Shannon Connor, Joanna Fekieta and Candace Lawrence had the only hits for the Westies.

WP: Haylle Reidy (12-9) 7 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 4 K

LP: Camdyn Morgillo (14-7) 7 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 0 ER, 4 BB, 5 K

Records: West Haven 14-0; Mercy 14-9

SCC SEMIFINALS

NO. 6 MERCY 5, NO. 2 SHEEHAN
(at West Haven)

Recap: Mercy scored four times in the sixth inning to advance to its fifth SCC final. Tyler Keegan had an RBI double to snap a 1-1 tie for the Tigers.

Mercy: Keegan had two hits, Tori Vickerman went 3-for-4 with a run and Hilary LaRosa had a two-run single.

Sheehan: Kayla Humphrey had an RBI single to tie the game at 1 in the fourth inning.

WP: Haylle Reidy (11-9) 7 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 0 BB, 6 K

LP: Dani Thuerling (13-7) 5.1 IP, 9 H, 5 R, 4 ER, 0 BB, 1 K

Records: Mercy 13-9; Sheehan 14-8

NO. 4 WEST HAVEN 3, NO. 1 FORAN 0
(at West Haven)

Recap: Camdyn Morgillo allowed just three hits and helped her cause with a run-scoring double to lead the Westies into their fourth SCC final.

West Haven: Shannon Connor had two hits and a run and Sammy Johnson had an RBI groundout.

Foran: Sage Esposito, Rachel Booth and Rebeka DeRosa had the only hits for the Lions.

WP: Morgillo (14-6) 7 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 3 K

LP: Taylor Harkness (18-4) 7 IP, 6 H, 3 R, 2 ER, 1 BB, 3 K

Records: West Haven 14-8; Foran 18-4

No. 1 Foran defeated No. 8 North Haven 3-1 in Thursday's SCC quarterfinals.
Read the game story here.

No. 4 West Haven toppled No. 5 Cheshire 4-2 in another quarterfinal. Read that story here.

Here is the schedule for the SCC tournament.

Seedings
1. Foran (13-1)
2. Sheehan (10-4)
3. Amity (10-4)
4. West Haven (10-4)
5. Cheshire (9-5)
6. Mercy (9-5)
7. SHA (9-5)
8. North Haven (8-6)

Schedule
Quarterfinals
Wednesday
North Haven at Foran 4 p.m.
SHA at Sheehan 3 p.m.
Mercy at Amity 3:45 p.m.
Cheshire at West Haven 7 p.m.

Semifinals
Thursday, 5 and 7 p.m. at West Haven

Final
Friday, 7 p.m. at West Haven

Note: Final could be moved to Saturday depending on which teams make the final. Several schools have prom on Friday.

West Haven sophomore Camdyn Morgillo is the Athlete of the Week.


Camdyn Morgillo, West Haven softball: Sophomore struck out 12 in a 1-0 victory over Guilford, allowed one hit and struck out 13 in a 2-0 victory over Sacred Heart Academy and allowed just four hits in a 3-0 win over Mercy on Friday.