Connecticut boys lacrosse prime performers and video games to observe (Could 12)

Listed below are a number of the prime boys lacrosse performances from the previous week. Prime performances, together with profession or season milestones, might be emailed to Dave Stewart at david.stewart@hearstmediact.com.

Harrison Accorsi, Somers: The senior assault had seven factors on 5 targets and two assists when the Spartans defeated Enfield 16-7 within the Somers’ annual HEADstrong recreation to lift cash for the struggle towards  most cancers.

Max Becker, North Branford: The junior had seven targets and three assists in three video games final week, a efficiency which included the game-winner in a 15-14 determination over Haddam-Killingworth on Tuesday.

Luke Beckner, Previous Saybrook: The sophomore netted 4 targets when the Rams defeated Lyme-Previous Lyme 14-6 on Wednesday.

Mark Borzillo, North Branford: The senior had 9 targets and 5 assists when the Thunderbirds defeated Haddam-Killingworth 15-14, Cromwell 22-2, and Lyme-Previous Lyme 16-2 final week.

Nick Cerami, New Canaan: The sophomore gained 16-of-19 faceoffs when the Rams defeated Ridgefield 14-7 on Thursday.

Evan Gonzalez, Cheshire: The junior collected six floor balls and two induced turnovers to assist the Rams defeat Hand 11-10 in a key SCC recreation on Tuesday.

Parker Guarnieri, Foran: The senior had six factors, scoring three targets and shelling out three assists in a 19-1 win over Regulation.

Braedon Jenkins, Foran: The junior middie scored six targets and had three assists for 9 factors in a 16-2 victory towards West Haven.

Cam Lacroix, North Branford: The senior broke the college document for profession targets when he had 10 targets together with seven assists throughout a three-game span final week. He has 122 targets in his profession and the previous mark was 119. The Thunderbirds swept the three video games and are 12-1 this spring.

Richard Muli, Cheshire: The senior had 5 factors on three targets and two assists when the Rams defeated Hand 11-10 on Tuesday.

Angel Navarro Jr., Wolcott: The sophomore scored six targets and had two assists for eight factors when Wolcott defeated Holy Cross 14-9 for its first victory over the Crusaders in 10 years.

Matt Reed, New Canaan: The junior dished out 5 assists to assist New Canaan topple Ridgefield 14-7.

Greyson Richards, Previous Saybrook: The senior scored three targets to assist the Rams defeat Lyme-Previous Lyme 14-6 on Wednesday.

Maddox Roan, St. Bernard/Wheeler: In 4 video games final week, the senior defenseman had 24 takeaways and 15 floor balls, bringing his season totals to 70 takeaways and 67 floor balls in 12 video games.

Wes Scallen, Darien: The senior middie led the Wave’s scoring with two targets and one help in an 8-5 victory over Staples in a rematch of final 12 months’s Class LL last on Wednesday. He additionally racked up six targets and had two assists in a 17-12 loss to Chaminade (N.Y.) on Saturday.

Nick Serreti, Stamford: The junior goalie pitched a shutout with 12 saves when the Black Knights defeated Westhill 11-0 within the metropolis championship recreation on Saturday.

William Wable, Cheshire: The sophomore led Cheshire with 4 targets in an 11-10 victory over Hand on Tuesday.

Conor Warnock, Somers: The junior assault reached a profession milestone when he picked up his two hundredth level final week. He now has 104 targets and 101 assists for 205 factors.

Gray Wildman, New Canaan: The sophomore racked up eight targets, together with 4 within the first quarter, when the Rams doubled up Ridgefield 14-7 on Thursday.

Newtown at Weston, Tuesday, 6 p.m.: An intriguing SWC matchup. The visiting Nighthawks are 10-3 with 4 straight wins and a victory over defending Class L champ St. Joseph on their resume. The host Trojans are 12-2, lead the Class M rankings, and not too long ago knocked off defending Class M champ Guilford.

Wilton at Fairfield Prep, Tuesday, 6 p.m.: The No. 4 Warriors and No. 5 Jesuits have been back-to-back within the GametimeCT Prime 10 Ballot the final two weeks, so this conflict will both widen the hole or flip it. Prep has gained the final three conferences.

Yorktown (N.Y) at Ridgefield, Tuesday, 7 p.m.: There’s no relaxation for the Tigers, who fell to Wilton, Manhasset (N.Y.) and New Canaan of their final three and now host the 11-3 Huskers. A victory right here can be an enormous raise for Ridgefield,

Cheshire at Greenwich, Thursday, 5 p.m.: When these two battled final spring, the consequence was a 9-8 win for the Rams in Cheshire. Greenwich will get this one by itself stomping grounds.

Notre Dame-West Haven at Glastonbury, Thursday, 5 p.m.: One other recreation that includes groups who’re back-to-back within the ballot, with No. 7 Glastonbury internet hosting No. 8 Notre Dame-West Haven.

Staples at New Canaan, Thursday, 5 p.m.: The second assembly of the season between the 2 powers. Staples rallied from 4 targets all the way down to win the primary recreation 11-8. Now the Rams search for some payback on their residence turf.

Hand at Guilford, Thursday, 7 p.m.: Guilford defeated Hand 12-11 in a fully wild Class M championship recreation final spring. If this recreation is something like that one, we’re in for a deal with.

Fairfield Prep at Delbarton (N.J.), Saturday, midday: The Jesuits make a street journey to Jersey to face the Inexperienced Wave. Fairfield Prep has gained two of three conferences the final three years, however Delbarton took final 12 months’s assembly at Rafferty.

St. Joseph at Wilton, Saturday, 4:30 p.m.: The Cadets gained this matchup in OT final 12 months, however Wilton has already flipped 4 of final season’s losses to the win column this season. St. Joseph has picked up the tempo of late, successful 5 of six together with an OT determination over Greenwich.