NVL 2012-13

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Chandler Morris and his Holy Cross teammates followed up an undefeated league season by taking the NVL tournament title and winning the CIAC Division III championship.

Topping The Leaderboard

Chandler Morris and his Holy Cross teammates followed up an undefeated league season by taking the NVL tournament title and winning the CIAC Division III championship.

Wolcott's Manny Cruz pitched the final inning of a one-hitter on Sunday as the top-seeded Eagles defeated Derby 1-0 to claim the Naugatuck Valley League baseball title.

Cruz Control

Wolcott's Manny Cruz pitched the final inning of a one-hitter on Sunday as the top-seeded Eagles defeated Derby 1-0 to claim the Naugatuck Valley League baseball title.

Woodland's Kyle Beynor capitalized on some attacking opportunities against Naugatuck's Julian Milek to successfully defend his NVL boys' tennis title.

Ready To Strike

Woodland's Kyle Beynor capitalized on some attacking opportunities against Naugatuck's Julian Milek to successfully defend his NVL boys' tennis title.

Sydney Matzko and the Red Raiders defeated defending champion Seymour, 3-1, to claim the 2013 NVL softball tournament championship on Wednesday.

Torrington Takes Title

Sydney Matzko and the Red Raiders defeated defending champion Seymour, 3-1, to claim the 2013 NVL softball tournament championship on Wednesday.

Woodland's athletes raced past their league rivals to claim the top spot in both the boys' and girls' Naugatuck Valley League championship track meets.

On The Run

Woodland's athletes raced past their league rivals to claim the top spot in both the boys' and girls' Naugatuck Valley League championship track meets.

Chandler Morris and his Holy Cross teammates followed up an undefeated league season by taking the NVL tournament title and winning the CIAC Division III championship.

Topping The Leaderboard

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Wolcott's Manny Cruz pitched the final inning of a one-hitter on Sunday as the top-seeded Eagles defeated Derby 1-0 to claim the Naugatuck Valley League baseball title.

Cruz Control

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Woodland's Kyle Beynor capitalized on some attacking opportunities against Naugatuck's Julian Milek to successfully defend his NVL boys' tennis title.

Ready To Strike

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Sydney Matzko and the Red Raiders defeated defending champion Seymour, 3-1, to claim the 2013 NVL softball tournament championship on Wednesday.

Torrington Takes Title

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Woodland's athletes raced past their league rivals to claim the top spot in both the boys' and girls' Naugatuck Valley League championship track meets.

On The Run

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Peak Performances

For the week of May 27-June 1 (the last full week of spring sports competition), the following NVL athletes were among the star performers in league action:

* Nick LaPerriere (Woodland boys' track) took first place in the 400 meters and was part of the Hawks' winning 4x100 relay at the CIAC Class M championship meet in New Britain, where Woodland finished second in the team standings.

* Nina Kosciuszek (Naugatuck girls' softball) struck out ten batters while pitching the distance in the Greyhounds' 4-1 win over Hall in the first round of the Class LL tournament.

* Jay Hogan (Holy Cross boys' golf) carded a one-over 72 at Watertown Golf Club to earn medalist honors and help lead the Crusaders to the team title at the NVL tournament.

* Meg Perrin (Watertown girls' track) earned gold in the javelin with a winning throw of 134 feet, 2 inches (beating the second-place effort by 13 feet) at Wednesday's Class MM championship meet in Middletown.

* Matt Cammett (Holy Cross boys' baseball) collected three hits in a 6-5 victory over Bacon Academy and went 3-for-3 with an RBI triple in the Crusaders' 5-2 defeat of Sheehan in the Class M quarterfinals.

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League Leaders

Top goal scorers in NVL girls’ soccer for the recently completed season:

Player School Goals
Mae Janiga Holy Cross 24
Audra Blewitt Woodland 19
Keri DeBiase Woodland 18
Alexya Alves Naugatuck 13
Jess Rodrigues Woodland 11

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Fan Survey

Which NVL girls' softball team will advance the farthest in the CIAC state tournament?

  • Seymour, #3 seed in Class M (45%, 14 Votes)
  • Torrington, #1 seed in Class L (39%, 12 Votes)
  • Holy Cross, #11 seed in Class M (6%, 2 Votes)
  • Naugatuck, #13 seed in Class LL (6%, 2 Votes)
  • Woodland, #10 seed in Class M (4%, 1 Votes)

Total Voters: 31

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Boys’ Baseball Poll

Weekly Connecticut sportswriters' Top 10 boys'high school baseball poll (released May 27), compiled by the New Haven Register. (First-choice votes are in parentheses.)
School Record Pts.
1. Xavier (12) ....... 20-1 ........ 418
2. Bristol Central (1) ... 19-1 ........ 394
3. Amity ......... 16-3 ........ 356
4. Wolcott ....... 22-1 ........ 320
5. Southington .... 16-3 ........ 302
6. Greenwich ..... 18-4 ........ 256
7. Cromwell ...... 19-4 ........ 232
8. Waterford ..... 18-4 ........ 203
9. New Canaan .... 16-5 ........ 199
10. Ridgefield ...... 16-5 ........ 122
Other teams receiving votes: Weston (20-3) 110; Trumbull (16-7) 99; Fitch (18-5) 96; Glastonbury (16-4) 76; St. Joseph (15-6) 68; Northwestern (19-1) 62; Cheney Tech (22-2) 52; St. Bernard (17-4) 38; North Branford (18-4) 31; Holy Cross (16-4) 27; Danbury (16-7) 19; Fairfield Prep (15-6) 18; Shelton (14-7) 16; East Hampton (14-9) 10.