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| Rams Lose Opener to Hamden 43-38 The Cheshire Girls Basketball team jumped out to a 22-11 lead after one quarter, but went cold in the second half, dropping the opener to Hamden 43-38 at Cheshire. Julia Strobel led the Rams with 13 points while Kelly Riddle added 10 but it wasn't enough as Kara Deroy's 14 points led the Green Dragons to the victory. Hamden 11 9 13 10 43 Cheshire 22 2 5 9 38 Julia Strobel 5 3-5 13 Kelly Riddle 3 3-6 10 Kristen Samuelson 2 0-0 6 Lauren Hague 3 0-0 7 Molly Jalbert 1 0-0 2 Maria Blois 0 0-2 0 |
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| Indoor Track Several members of the Cheshire High School, Boys Indoor Track team qualified for the SCC and/or the State championships at the New Haven Invitational Meet @ Hillhouse High School, on December 17, 2009. Here are the team's results: **4X800 Meter relay** 6th place Cheshire 'A' 8:56.76 1) Gozzo, Michael 2) Lukashenko, Sergey 3) Sacco, Ralph 4) Harris, Daniel - **Boys 55 meter dash ** 5th place Scinto, Jake Cheshire 6.87 2 ; 23rd place Connolly, Ryan Cheshire 7.03 2; 24th place Marin, Orlando Cheshire 7.04 4 *Boys 600 meter run* 4th place Raha, Sanjay Cheshire 1:30.67 2 **4X200 meter relay** 7th place Cheshire 'A' 1:39.92 1 1) Marin, Orlando 2) Panther, Andrew 3) Scinto, Jake 4) Connolly, Ryan **Long Jump* * 4th place Scinto, Jake Cheshire 20-04.50 ; 12th place Marin, Orlando Cheshire 19-00.50 **High Jump* * 2nd place Scinto, Jake Cheshire 6-02.00 **Shot Put * * 4th place Stevenson, Aaron Cheshire J40-02.50 " |
| Ice Hockey Rams Fall to D-1 Xavier in OT 3-2 In the Battle of Wesleyen Ice Rink, Xavier scored with 44 second left in overtime to edge the D-2 Rams in the opener for Cheshire. The Rams will try to bounce back Monday night at Shelton at 9:00pm. Cheshire Scoring: Mike Devine (Matt Dupont, Ryan Powers) Mike Diglio (Matt Dupont, Mike Devine) G-Tyler Carbone 18 Saves |
| Cheshire Youth Wrestling The Cheshire youth wrestling team competed in two tournaments over the week at Southington and Thomaston. At the competitive Southington tournament Will Lamb won first place while Tucker Bishop and Mike Caldwell won second place. Lucas Swan also finished 3rd. Newer wrestlers competed at the Thomaston Beginner Tournament on Saturday. Ryan Lindsey and Spencer Harte won first place while Spencer Harte, Preston Garuti and Zach Ennis won second place. Andrew Below, Erich Strunk, Dave Ford and Dan Ford won bronze. |
| Sweeney Cops Hartford Courant Defensive Player of the Year Senior Linebacker/Running Back Dan Sweeney was named by the Hartford Courant today as their Defensive Player of the Year. Sweeney was a tackling machine for the Class LL State Champion Rams. Sophomore kicker Kyle Pulek, Senior Quarterback Greg Palmer, and Senior DB Paul Tuscano also made the first team. Senior Luke Scinto and Linebacker Evan Gaudio, who both had outstanding Championship games, were honorable mention to the team. |
| Rams Comeback Falls Short Bre Butler had 12 points and 11 rebounds and Shayna Adams had 9 steals as Sheehan held off a Cheshire comeback to escape with a 45-41win in Wallingford. The Rams outscored the Titans 23-16 in the second half but ran out of time. Lauren Hague paced Cheshire with 13 points, while Riddle added 10. Julia Strobel and Maria Blois contributed nine points apiece as the Rams moved to 1-5 overall and 0-1 in the Housy. |
| SCC DEVELOPMENTAL MEET (At New Haven) Individual results 55 meters: 1. Phillip Bentley (Notre Dame), 6.66; 300: 1. Tevin Moye (Hamden), :36.63; 600: 1. Chris FitzSimons (Hamden), 1:20.63; 1600: 1. Nick Saba (Hamden), 4:25.82; 55 hurdles: 1. Tim Forrest (Hand), 8.00; 4x200 relay: team (runners) time; 4x400 relay: 1. Sheehan (Vincent Szeligowski, Chris Bennett, Justin Doehr, Charlie Van Heerden), 3:44.30; Sprint medley relay: 1. North Haven (Kevin Bucknall, Steven Albert, Matthew Kortsep, J.P. Harris), 3:42.92; High jump: 1. Neil Watson (Xavier), 5-10; Pole vault: 1. Alex Case (Branford), 11-0; Long jump: 1. Jake Scinto (Cheshire), 21-0; Shot put: 1. Anthony Chiaia (North Haven), 44-7. |
| Watertown-Pomperaug 4 Cheshire 3 Despite outshooting Watertown 43-16, the Cheshire Rams could not find the back of the net enough against goaltender Trevor St. Onge, losing 4-3 at Wesleyen. Mike Devine scored at 5:45 of the third to tie the game. He was assisted by JD Keegan and Greg Breda. However, John Dwyer scored with 3:48 left in the game to seal the win for Watertown (3-2). The other Ram goals were scored by Breda, assisted by Tyler Violano, and Mike Diglio on a pass from Matt Dupont. The Rams fall to 1-2 on the young season and will try to turn it around Saturday at 7:00 pm when they host Amity at Wesleyen. The Spartans have opened up 5-0-1 this year after having defeated the State's top rated team (St. Joseph's) 6-5 in overtime on Saturday. The Rams will need to show themselves against Amity as they will be the team standing in the way as they try to defend the CIAC Division 2 State Hockey Title. |
| Rams Outshoot Amity but Fall 6-4 The Cheshire Rams continued their strong play without positive results Saturday, dropping a 6-4 decision to Amity at Wesleyen. In a game that was tied at 1 after one period, and 2-1 Amity after 2 periods, turned into a shootout in the third. Amity Goaltender Alex Mansfield held off a furious Cheshire rally to hold on for the win. AMITY 1 1 4--6 CHESHIRE 1 0 3----4 Records: Amity 7-0-1, Cheshire 1-3. Goals: A--Corey Shea 3, Joe Bianchi 3; C--Mike Devine 2, Ryan Powers, Nate Gaudio. Assists: A--Anthony Aprile 2, Shea 2, Eric Corrano, Adam, Sofis, Bianchi, Mitchell Negri, Zach Dyken; C--Mike Viglio, Powers. Goalies: A--Alec Mansfield (32 saves); C--Jason Vaylin (14). Shots: A--20; C--36. |
| Boys Indoor Track News: Jake Scinto took 2nd place in the long jump at the Hartford Invitational. This week's schedule includes the SCC-Housatonic Divisional Championships on Tues 1/12 @ Hillhouse HS and the Yale Invitational on Fri 1/15 and 1/16 @ Coxe Cage (Yale). |
| Amity, Cheshire win SCC Housy Track Titles Here are the results from the SCC Housatonic Division track results held Tuesday at the New Haven Athletic Center. Boys' SCC HOUSATONIC DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP (At New Haven) Team scores: 1. Amity, 131,50; 2. Cheshire, 62; 3. Sheehan, 55.50; 4. Shelton, 32; 5. Lyman Hall, 30. Individual results 55 meters: 1. Brian Kernan (Am), 6.50; 2. Andrew Prince (Am), 6.60; 3. Jake Scinto (Ches), 6.60; 300: 1. Justin Doehr (Shee), 36.90; 2. Nick Dougles (Shel), 39.10; 3. Matt Brennan (Ches), 39.10; 600: 1. John Cocco (Am), 1:26.20; 2. Sanjay Raha (Ches), 1:27.30; 3. Chris Bennett (Shee), 1:28.70; 1000: 1. Dean Bhatt (Am), 2:40.90; 2. Kyle Casiglio (Shel), 2:42.90; 3. Tom Lupoli (Shee), 2:45.20; 1600: 1. Ryan Laemel (Am), 4:41.50; 2. Sam Spencer (Am), 4:54.40; 3. Kyle Paolella (Shee), 4:57.60; 3200: 1. Tom Lupoli (Shee), 10:22.70; 2. Jack Dunleavy (Am), 10:30.80; 3. Nathan Arndt (Am), 10.35.90; 55 hurdles: 1. Jesse Sanchez (Am), 8.00; 2. Vincent Szeligowski (Shee), 8.10; 3. Maxwell Zaniewski (Am), 8.20; 4x200 relay: 1. Amity (Brian Kernan, Andrew Prince, David Karabinos, Nathan Coutermarsh), 1:36.60; 2. Shelton, 1: 39.30; 3. Cheshire, 1:41.40; 4x400 relay: 1. Amity (Jesse Sanchez, Maxwell Zaniewski, Ryan Laemel, John Cocco), 3: 37.00; 2. Sheehan, 3:43.20; 3. Lyman Hall, 3:45.30; 4x800 relay: 1. Amity (Matthew Beland, Kyle Elmer, Alexander Neumann, Samuel Spencer), 8:35.55; 2. Shelton, 8:36.28; 3. Cheshire, 8: 42.07; Sprint medley relay: 1. Amity (Brian Kernan, Andrew Prince, Jesse Sanchez, John Cocco), 3:44.30; 2. Lyman Hall, 3: 47.10; 3. Cheshire, 3:47.40; High jump: 1. Jake Scinto (Ches), 5- 10; 2. David Karabinos (Am), 5-8; 3. Brent Cornwall (Lym), 5-4; Pole vault: 1. Jack Somers (Shee), 11-6; 2. Chris Kelly (Lym), 10- 6; 3. Adam Fekeita (Lym), 10-0; Long jump: 1. Jake Scinto (Ches), 21-9; 2. Dylan Cohen (Am), 21-5; 3. Orlando Marin (Ches), 20-6; Shot put: 1. Charles Dunn (Am), 46-0; 2. Aaron Stevenson (Ches), 43-7; 3. Chris Loiewski (Ches), 40-2.25. Girls' SCC HOUSATONIC DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP (At New Haven) Team scores: 1. Cheshire, 114; 2. Shelton, 79; 3. Sheehan, 57; 4. Amity, 38; 5. Lyman Hall, 21. Individual results 55 meters: 1. Ashia Wright (Ches), 7.30; 2. Felicia Mingrone (Shel), 7.70; 3. Amanda Culmone (Shee), 8.00; 300: 1. Shannon Corbett (Shee), :44.50; 2. Felicia Mingrone (Shel), 44.50; 3. Ashia Wright (Ches), 44.70; 600: 1. Sarah Fusco (Ches), 1:41.20; 2. Leanne Beedle (Am), 1:46.50; 3. Shannon Corbett (Shee), 1: 47.60; 1000: 1. Julie Hart (Ches), 3:09.50; 2. Megan Carroll (Shel), 3:13; 3. Kathleen Kalbian (Ches), 3:16.70; 1600: 1. Megan Carroll (Shel), 5:30.80; 2. Kelsey Grimmer (Shel), 5:35.80; 3. Julie Hart (Ches), 5:40.70; 3200: 1. Kathleen Kalbian (Ches), 12:07.80; 2. Kelsey Grimmer (Shel), 12:12.50; 3. Amanda Chang (Ches), 12: 19.50; 55 hurdles: 1. Gabby Lupoli (Shee), 9.20; 2. Katherine Harrington (LH), 9.60; 3. Kaitlin Collins (Am), 10.30; 4x200 relay: 1. Cheshire (Jillian Jackson, Kylee McIntosh, Casey Nowakowski, Ashia Wright), 1:52.50; 2. Shelton, 1:56.50; 3. Sheehan, 1:57.00; 4x400 relay: 1. Cheshire (Kylee McIntosh, Taylor Altieri, Sarah Fusco, Casey Nowakowski), 4;23.10; 2. Shelton, 4:29.10; 3. Sheehan, 4:42.90; 4x800 relay: 1. Cheshire (Caitlyn Criscuolo, Amanda Chang, Sarah Fusco, Julie Hart), 10:23.07; 2. Amity, 11: 04.18; 3. Shelton, 11:11.49; Sprint medley relay: 1. Shelton (Sonali Rodrigues, Kylie English, Katie O’Brien, Chloe Ashcroft), 4: 35.40; 2. Amity, 4:44.20; 3. Lyman Hall, 4:45.30; High jump: 1. Kylee McIntosh (Ches), 5-0; 2. Kelly Read (Shee), 4-6; 3. Alison Bush (Lym), 4-4; Pole vault: 1. Sarah Schulefand (Ches), 8-6; 2. Jennifer Jackson (Ches), 8-0; 3. Rachel DePalma (Am), 7-6; Long jump: 1. Alexa Eldracher (Am), 16-6.5; 2. Alisha Wright (Ches), 15- 6; 3. Brianna Wood (Shel), 14-8; Shot put: 1. Rachel Aliotta (Ches), 40-7.25; 2. Jen Leno (Shee), 34-7.5; 3. Tara Lee (Shee), 30-11.5. |
| Swimming CHESHIRE 98, HAMDEN 79 400 med relay: C (Ray Lai Chen, Justin Go, Greg Han, Daniel Mongillo), 1:51.04; 200 free: Dmitri Ostapenke (H), 1:55.82; 200 im: Han (C), 2:10.33; 50 free: Ethan Medling (C), 23.73; diving: Peter Cyr (H), 288.0; 100 butter: Han (C), 1:00.15; 100 free: Ostapenke (H), 53.33; 500 free: Brendan Smalec (C), 5:18.11; 200 free relay: C (Mongillo, Go, Medling, Smalec), 1:39.59; 100 back: Erin Williams (C), 1:05; 100 breaststroke: Dan Hammerberg (H), 1:19.02; 400 free relay: H (Justin Ahn, Mark Sparapani, Mark Vannoorbeeck, William Strauss), 4:06.57. |
| Cheshire 6 Hand 0 The Cheshire Ram hockey team finally got rewarded for it's hard work. The Rams out shot Hand 41-19 en route to a convincing win at Northford Ice Pavillion Thursday night. Mike Devine and Mike Diglio each scored twice for Cheshire and Tyler Carbone recorded the shutout. Nate Gaudio and Colby Olin had the other Cheshire goals. Matt Dupont and JD Keegan had assists, along with Gaudio and Diglio. Cheshire is now 2-3 on the year and will take on Milford today at 2:45 at the Milford Ice Pavillion and try to even their record. |
| 2 Straight Shutout for Rams Beat Milford 4-0 Mike Devine scored twice and Tyler Carbone recorded his second straight shutout as the Rams even their record at 3-3. Nate Gaudio and Owen Powers had the other Ram goals with assists recorded by Mike Diglio, Spencer Hackett, and Tyler Violano. |
| Spring Sport Physicals Spring sport physicals will take place for both male and female athletes Wednesday, March 3- 2:00 pm in the CHS nurse office. There is on charge for this physical. Reminder: No athlete may participate ( including tryouts) without a current physical on record in the nurse office |
| Pancake Breakfast Cheshire Youth Baseball and Softball is hosting a Pancake Breakfast to help raise money for the concession stand to be built at Bartlem Park. Construction is underway but we still need your help. Come out and enjoy a great breakfast and help us build our concession stand! We are also looking for volunteers to assist in cooking, serving, cleaning, etc. Note, we will also be accepting "walk-in" registrations for the 2010 Spring Season at the breakfast. Details are as follows: WHERE: Cheshire High School Cafeteria WHEN: Sunday, February 28th : serving from 8:00am-11:30am TICKETS: Sold at the door •Adults: $5.00 •Children (10 and under): $3.00 |
| Rams Pound Lyman Hall 4-1 Devine Leads Cheshire to 4th Straight Win Mike Devine netted a hat trick and Matt Dupont continued his consistent scoring as the Rams extended their streak. Owen Powers set up two of the Ram goals as they moved their record to 7-4 after starting the season 1-3. Tyler Carbone turned aside 11 shots to pick up the win. |
| Cheshire Girls Fall to Mercy The young Cheshire Girls basketball team is growing up fast. The first quarter against state power Mercy was evidence. The Lady Rams played Mercy straight up throughout the quarter, playing physical and not being intimidated. The quarter ended 13-13. Mercy went on to win the game but we caught a glimpse of what the future of this program will be. Kelly Riddle scored 12 points for the Rams but the emergence of Sophomores Maria Blois, Lauren DeBisschop and Julia Strobel will send a message to the rest of the SCC for next year. |
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| Dodd 62 Lincoln 46 The boys’ basketball team won its thirteenth straight game, defeating Lincoln Middle School 62 to 46. Tyler Post with 13 points and ten rebounds paced the Spartans. Tom Arisco added 10 points while Collin Jordan also scored ten and had 6 assists. Carlton White and Matt Millea added 8 points each and Matt also had 6 assists. Alex Augusto chipped in with 6 points. Our record is now 13 wins and no losses. Our last game is home today against Wilson Middle School. In J V action, Andrew Yamin scored 18 points and had 7 assists as the Dodd team won 44 to 8. Matt Covel added 12 points, Connor Gunneson chipped in with 10, while Justin Frazier and Ryan Pierpont added two points apiece. The J V record is also 13 wins and no losses. |
| Dodd Girls 59 Lincoln 9 The Girls’ Basketball team won its 13th game of the year routing Lincoln Middle School by the score of 59- 9. The Lady Spartans jumped out to a 24-2 first quarter lead and never looked back. Paige Cunningham led the team with 12 points and 5 rebounds. Missy Bailey added 9 points and dished out 5 assists. Darien Dunham added 7 points in her second game back from injury. Natalie Reynolds, BryAnna McIntosh, Hafsa Moinuddin and Anisa Chaudhry played well in the victory. The girls finish up their season with a game today against Wilson Middle School. The Junior Varsity won its game against Lincoln 14-0. Anisa Chaudhry, Jill Howard, and Kya O’Donnell all had 4 points in the victory. |
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| Friday Breaking Scores: Boys Basketball: Cheshire 62 Shelton 44 Girls Basketball: Career 75 Shelton 37 Boys Swimming: Naugatuck 102, CHS 84 |
| DeBisschop Leads Rams Past Gaels 25 Point Effort Sparks Cheshire on Road CHESHIRE (5-11) Manke 5 0-0 12 Leonetti 0 2-2 2 Hathaway 0 2-2 2 Howard 0 3-4 3 DeBisschop 11 2-4 25 Kubilus 1 4-6 6 Havlicek Lassen 0 0-2 0 Trumbo 0 2-2 2 Wright 0 1-2 1 Heritage 1 0-0 2 Bailey 2 3-5 7 Totals: 20 19-29 62 SHELTON (5-11) Craig Dwelle 1 1-2 4 Arron Gagnier 0 0-0 0 Matt Kondor 0 1-2 1 Ray Pendagast 3 1-3 7 Shaquille Holman 5 4-4 15 Bryan Fitzgerald 2 1-2 6 Christian Esposito Christian Pierre 3 0-2 6 Jon Papoli Shanar Lothe 1 0-0 2 Andrew Boretsky 0 0-0 0 Steven Torres 0 0-0 0 Kyle Packnik 1 0-0 3 Totals: 16 8-15 44 CHESHIRE 16 10 17 19 --62 SHELTON 6 16 6 16- -44 3-pointers: C--Manke 2, DeBisschop; S--Dwelle, Holman, Fitzgerald, Packnik Fouled out: S--Kondor, Pendagast |
| Air Force Stays Unbeaten Alfred Kroqi led a balanced scoring attack with 14 points as Air Force moved to 7-0 with a 47-39 win over Georgetown. Chris DiDonato had 13 and Joe Klemenz added 10 for the winners. Abe Silliman led the Hoyas with 14. In the West, Hawaii used solid defense, fast break offense and effective 3-point shooting to run away from Sacred Heart 59-36. Nick Guarino led the way with 5 three's en route to a 22 point night. Guarino also sparked the defense, coming up with 4 steals during an 18-0 run that broke the game open late in the first half. Dan Flynn added 15 points and 13 rebounds and Sean Murphy chipped in with 10 points for the Rainbow Warriors, who improve their record to 6-1 with their fifth straight win. Sacred Heart (5-2) was led by Billy Weyrauch's 13 and Dom Severino's 10. Click here for all the Week 7 action. |
| Top Scorers Thru Week 7 18 Weyrauch, Billy 16.1 11 Flynn, Daniel 15.1 6 Slade, Max 14.6 9 Tuscano, Paul 14.1 13 Kaplan, Michael 13.4 4 Scinto, Luke 13.1 9 Sutherland, Steven 13.0 2 Cesca, Nicholas 11.7 12 Thomas, Bobby 10.7 5 Jefferis, Matthew 10.4 14 Brown, Curt 10.1 |