Old Saybrook – MiddlesexCountySports.com

‘It’s Not Real Football,’ But It Is Helping To Pass The Time

A 7-on-7 passing league for Coginchaug’s co-op, Old Saybrook/Westbrook and Morgan gives players limited, but positive, experience.

As crucial stretch in Shoreline looms for the Panthers, duo accounts for each score in 3-1 victory … East Hampton routs Old Lyme.

Tigers defeat Hand with three goals in first 10 minutes … Prince, Larson score two each for Portland girls … Coginchaug boys win 2-0.

Blue Dragons rally from 2-goal deficit to tie Newington … Cromwell scores late to tie H-K … DelPrado nets MHS girls’ first goal.

Caden Hetrick-Rivera’s goal in 72nd minute lifts Portland past Hale-Ray … Cromwell, East Hampton, Old Lyme also prevail in the Shoreline.

Coginchaug controls large portion of Shoreline Conference match before Cromwell freshman Cameryn Hickey gets second-half equalizer.

After scoreless first half, Joe Salafia, Zach Randazzo and Logan Fox put in goals to give the Panthers a 2-0 start to the season.

For basketball official Paul Liberty, it took a team of cool, trained heads to revive him when he collapsed during a game in Old Saybrook.

In statement, CIAC says “there is a strong desire to provide student athletes some spring athletic experience if possible.”

Old Lyme senior forward voted Player of the Year and all-conference for 3rd time … Hale-Ray’s Corey Zdunczyk is the Coach of the Year.