Connecticut boys lacrosse high performers and video games to look at (April 28)

Listed here are a number of the high boys lacrosse performances from the previous week. High performances, together with profession or season milestones, could be emailed to Dave Stewart at david.stewart@hearstmediact.com.

Matty Branca, Barlow: The freshman scored three objectives and had two assists to assist the Falcons rating their first win over Greenwich since 2006 with an 8-7 choice on Saturday.

Gavin Brown, Berlin: The junior scored 5 objectives and dished out three assists for eight factors in an 18-9 win over Newington on Monday.

Finn Bruno, East Lyme: The junior netted 5 objectives to assist the Vikings down Fitch 14-5 on Saturday.

Charlie Calabrese, Wilton: The senior had a mixed 5 objectives and 6 assists in back-to-back video games when the Warriors misplaced to New Canaan 17-11 and beat Ludlowe 14-2.

Logan Christina, Stonington: The senior assault scored seven objectives within the Bears’ 12-7 victory over North Haven on Saturday.

Charlie Clark, Staples: The senior scored twice and had one help when the Wreckers gained a low-scoring battle with St. Johns Prep (Mass.) 4-3 in OT.

John Gurney, Barlow: The sophomore goalie racked up 21 objectives, together with a cease on the buzzer, when the Falcons defeated Greenwich 8-7 on Saturday.

Braeden Jenkins, Foran: The junior scored his one centesimal profession objective when the Lions defeated Shelton 6-5 on Thursday.

Brady Mazabras, New Canaan: The senior scored the game-winning objective in OT when the Rams defeated Iona Prep (N.Y.) 8-7 on Saturday. 

Connor McAndrews, Wilton: The senior had 5 objectives and one help in a loss to New Canaan, and 5 objectives and two assists in a win over Ludlowe.

James McNulty, Foran: The junior goalie collected 18 saves to assist lead Foran to a 8-6 victory over Sheehan.

Hunter Pallai, Staples: The junior netted the game-winning objective when the Wreckers edged Ridgefield 11-10 in OT on Thursday. Pallai leads Staples in scoring with 19 objectives and 14 assists for 33 factors.

Matt Reed, New Canaan: The junior collected 5 factors, scoring one objective and shelling out 4 assists within the Rams’ 8-7 OT victory over Iona Prep (N.Y.) on Saturday.

Christian Rivera, Lyman Corridor: The junior assault had a mixed 23 factors in two video games in two Trojan wins final week. He had 4 objectives and eight assists in a 26-2 win over Wilbur Cross on Tuesday and 7 objectives and 4 assists in a 20-6 victory over Legislation on Thursday.

Wade Thornton, Wolcott: The sophomore scored 13 objectives and had seven assists in three video games, because the Eagles took two out of three this week. That included 4 objectives and two assists in a 9-7 win over St.Paul, and 5 objectives and two assists in an 18-5 win over Lakeview.

Ryan Thurlow, Darien: The senior led the Blue Wave with seven factors, scoring 5 objectives and including two assists in a 10-5 victory over Greenwich on Thursday and had 4 objectives and one help in an 11-8 loss to Brunswick on Saturday.

Conor Warnock, Somers: The junior delivered 9 factors with 4 objectives and 5 assists when the Spartans defeated Rockville 20-3 on Thursday.

Gray Wildman, New Canaan: The sophomore racked up seven factors on 5 objectives and two assists when the Rams defeated Wilton 17-11 on Thursday.

Barlow at New Fairfield, Tuesday, 5 p.m.: A rematch of final yr’s SWC closing, which was gained by New Fairfield. The Rebels are 4-3 this season and whereas Barlow is 3-5 after a bumpy begin, it’s coming off an enormous 8-7 win over Greenwich on Saturday.

Guilford at Cheshire, Tuesday, 6:30 p.m.: Cheshire has dealt with the Grizzlies the previous few seasons, however Guilford is available in as a defending state champion with a 6-1 mark which incorporates latest wins over Notre Dame-West Haven and New Fairfield.

Brunswick at Staples, Thursday, 5:30 p.m.: The Bruins, ranked No. 2 within the nation by USA Lacrosse, survived a few comeback bids by Darien for an 11-8 victory on Saturday. Now, Staples, which has gained three straight one-goal video games, takes a shot in Westport.

New Canaan at Fairfield Prep, Thursday, 6 p.m.: The Rams’ schedule is unrelenting. After dealing with Chaminade, Wilton and Iona Prep final week, they’ll get Fairfield Prep and Darien in a three-day span. The Jesuits, who face Seton Corridor Prep Tuesday, are third within the LaxNumbers rankings, with New Canaan No. 1.

Wilton at Notre Dame-West Haven, Thursday, 6 p.m.: It is a key battle for each groups. The visiting Warriors are 4-4 in a redemption season, whereas the Inexperienced Knights have been practically unstoppable at 7-1.

Darien at New Canaan, Saturday, 3:30 p.m.: FCIAC rivalry Saturday, Half One. The 7-2 Blue Wave is GametimeCT’s No. 1 crew and encompasses a high-powered assault. The 6-2 Rams are ranked No. 3 and have depth everywhere in the subject, with a high goalie in Jack Crowell within the web.

Ridgefield at Wilton, Saturday, 6 p.m.: FCIAC rivalry Saturday, Half Two. The final time these two clashed, Ridgefield scored a wild 7-6 win in triple OT of the FCIAC quarterfinals. The timing of those final two video games enable for a lacrosse doubleheader: Should you go away New Canaan rapidly, there’s loads of time to make it to Wilton for the opening faceoff.

Fairfield Prep at Notre Dame-West Haven, 6 p.m.: An SCC Monday Night time Particular. Prep is simply behind New Canaan and Darien within the LaxNumbers scores, whereas Notre Dame-West Haven cracked the GametimeCT High 10 final week.