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Spring Preview: Local girls tennis teams hope to improve - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
While St. Paul only got better, improving from 11-7 overall to 14-6 last season as a Class S state quarterfinalist, Bristol Central fell from a 15-4, CCC South championship season to finish 6-8, while Bristol Eastern slipped from being a Class L tournament qualifier to missing out at 7-11.
Sports Roundup: Arborio named most outstanding again as Berlin wrestling finishes third at Bobcat Classic - Central Connecticut Communications: New Britain Herald
COLCHESTER — The Berlin High wrestling squad came in third as a team in the Bobcat Classic at Bacon Academy on Saturday afternoon, with seven wrestlers placing among the top four in their brackets. Berlin finished with 127 points, trailing only New London (157) and Middletown (156). Nick Arborio won his bracket at 115 pounds and was named outstanding wrestler of the meet for third time this season, improving his personal record to 32-0.
ROUNDUP: St. Paul boys basketball soars to win over Oxford - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
The Falcons took a 29-18 lead at halftime and were able to hold on during a high-scoring second half. Michael Palmieri led St. Paul with 22 points, followed by Tyler Arbuckle (14), Brian Considine (7) and Austin Jones (6). New Britain 52, Bristol Central 51: The Rams took a nine-point lead into the fourth quarter, but were outscored 20-10 over the final eight minutes of play as they suffered a tough loss at home.
ROUNDUP: Arborio wins third straight tourney title for Berlin - Central Connecticut Communications: New Britain Herald
Arborio won a 17-5 decision over Matt Ryan from Trumbull in the championship match at 115 pounds. Also for Berlin, Dan Veleas took fourth place in the 122-pound weight class. The Redcoats will next wrestle at Plainville on Wednesday night. Southington 58, Glastonbury 53: The Blue Knights got off to a slow start on Friday night against a weak Glastonbury team, falling behind 18-10 after the first quarter, but came back strong to pull ahead by halftime and improve to 5-5.
Anthony Marzi, Matt Carasiti to be guests at World Series Club of Hartford County on Futures Night - The Bristol Press: Sports
The World Series Club is a non-profit, family-oriented hot stove baseball club. Dating back to 1926, it has honored baseball players at monthly dinner meetings at which fans can interact with current and former players, ask questions and get autographs. A former UConn pitcher and captain, Marzi was signed by the New York Yankees and pitched for their Gulf Coast League affiliate in 2015.
Anthony Marzi, Matt Carasiti to be guests at World Series Club of Hartford County on Futures Night - Central Connecticut Communications: New Britain Herald
The World Series Club is a non-profit, family-oriented hot stove baseball club. Dating back to 1926, it has honored baseball players at monthly dinner meetings at which fans can interact with current and former players, ask questions and get autographs. A former UConn pitcher and captain, Marzi was signed by the New York Yankees and pitched for their Gulf Coast League affiliate in 2015.
Bristol Eastern girls basketball wins double-OT thriller over New Britain - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
BRISTOL — The Bristol Eastern girls basketball team went the distance and then some to pick up its 11th victory of the season on Monday night, defeating visiting New Britain 80-78 in double overtime. The Lancers fell behind 11-4 after the opening quarter, but after an even second quarter took a narrow 40-39 lead into the final period.
Former Southington football coach Hernandez returning to state to coach at Ledyard High School - Central Connecticut Communications: New Britain Herald
Ledyard High School Athletic Director Jim Buonocore sent out a tweet on Friday afternoon welcoming the Bristol Central grad to the school and multiple media outlets were also reporting the hire. Hernandez is the older brother of Aaron Hernandez, the former New England Patriots tight end currently imprisoned in Massachusetts on a life sentence without parole for one shooting while awaiting trial regarding a double homicide in a separate incident.
Bristol Central graduate Hernandez hired as football coach at Ledyard High School - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
Ledyard High School Athletic Director Jim Buonocore sent out a tweet on Friday afternoon welcoming the Bristol Central grad to the school and multiple media outlets were also reporting the hire. Hernandez is the older brother of Aaron Hernandez, the former New England Patriots tight end currently imprisoned in Massachusetts on a life sentence without parole for one shooting while awaiting trial regarding a double homicide in a separate incident.
ROUNDUP: Bristol swims well despite loss; St. Paul girls basketball suffers first loss - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
The home squad won every contested event before going to exhibition after the ninth event, but Bristol managed several second place finishes and took first and second in diving, in which E.O. Smith/Tolland did not have an entrant. Michael Bond (3rd, 2:11.20) and Ben Stafford (4th, 2:11.99) in the 200 freestyle and Josh Mitchell in the 50 freestyle (2nd, 24.95) and 100 freestyle (2nd, 56.01) were credited with great swims by head coach Nick Daddabbo.
ROUNDUP: Bristol Central boys basketball picks up big victory - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
The Rams took a 16-8 lead after one quarter and continued to pull away throughout the game. Offensively, Bristol Central (5-5) was led by Alex Bernier (26 points), Jaekwon Spencer (19), Mike Lemke (17) and Dathan Hickey (7). St. Paul 76, Ansonia 66: The Falcons led 49-26 at halftime and cruised to victory at home, improving to 6-3 for the season.
ROUNDUP: Bristol Eastern boys basketball defeated by Manchester - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
Eastern trailed 27-19 at halftime, but could not get anything going offensively. Rod Jenkins scored 12 points to lead the team, while Tom Gonzales chipped in eight points and six rebounds. Manchester improved to 5-2 for the season with the win. South Windsor 95, Bristol co-op 73: The visitors took first place in every event at the Malone Aquatic Center pool as the Bristol co-op fell to 1-2 overall for the season.
ROUNDUP: Southington boys swimming starts season off with a win - Central Connecticut Communications: New Britain Herald
All three relay teams for the Blue Knights won their events: the medley team of Tyler Heidgerd, Julie Duszak, P.J. Ramsey and Zack Blake in a time of 1:50.45; the 200 freestyle team of Evan Bender, Brendon Egan, Nick Kelley and Ramsey in 1:38.76; and the 400 freestyle team of Blake, Brian Egan, Derek Melanson and Tyler Heidgard in 3:42.00.
St. Paul baseball state champions get their rings in halftime ceremony - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
Members of the 2016 state champion St. Paul baseball team received their rings during a ceremony at halftime of the Falcons’ boys basketball game played Tuesday night at St. Paul Catholic High School. On hand were two members of the 1972 championship team to hand out the rings and plaques: Frank Owsianko, whose nephew Andrew Owsianko was on the 2016 team; and Cary Dupont, former St. Paul school president.
ROUNDUP: St. Paul wrestling picks up victory via tiebreaking criteria; Terryville wins pair - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
St. Paul’s Jordan Silva pinned Dylan Mavricz in the deciding 182-pound match in 3:49. Victor Tu (120 pounds, 4:08) and Tucker Raymond (138, 3:19) also had wins via pin for the Falcons. Adam Ward (113, 9-7), Elliot Garcia (132, 5-0) and Johann Strasser all won by decision for St. Paul, while Matt Gray (220) won by forfeit. There was a double forfeit at 106 pounds.
St. Paul girls basketball picks up sixth straight victory - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
Brigid Johndrow led a well-balanced attack with 10 points, while Jade Udoh netted nine points as the Falcons maintained a double-digit lead for most of the game. Nonnewaug 48, Terryville 38: Nonnewaug went on an 8-0 run late in the fourth quarter to pull away from the Kangaroos. Ryan Cleary led the Chiefs with 13 points, while Alex Reimold added 12.
Bristol Eastern girls basketball wins consolation game of Danbury holiday tournament - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
The Lancers held the Greenwave to just four points in the first half and eight points after three quarters, taking a 44-8 lead into the final period. Hannah Maghini led Bristol Eastern (4-2) with 13 points, while Diana Wnuk netted 12, Miranda Janick had eight, Miya Laprise added six and Olivia Beaudoin and Paige McLaughlin scored four each. Wnuk was named to the All-Tournament Team after scoring 25 points in the Lancers’ two games. Bristol Eastern was defeated by the hosts 54-44 on Monday night.
Bristol Eastern girls basketball defeated by host in Danbury Tip-Off Classic - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
DANBURY - The Bristol Eastern girls basketball team was defeated by the hosts 54-44 as the Danbury Tip-Off Classic got underway at the Danbury War Memorial on Monday night.
Sports Roundup: Bristol Eastern boys basketball picks up first win of season over New Britain - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
Down by six at the half, the Lancers shot 10-for-17 in the second half to go along with a great defensive effort to seal the game. Tyler Mason's 3-point field goal with the scored tied at 41-41 helped Eastern get the advantage in the last two minutes. "Mason hit two threes and Jake Violette added one in the fourth period to boost our offense at a time when we desperately needed a basket to answer their runs," Lancers coach Bunty Ray said.
ROUNDUP: Bristol Eastern boys basketball keeps game close but falls in season opener - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
The 10-point margin was deceiving, as the game was close throughout. Eastern jumped out with an 11-7 first quarter lead thanks to tough defensive stops and a patient offense. The lead would shrink to one point at halftime before a 16-7 Terrier run kept the Lancers at arm's length for the rest of the second half. Eastern was led by Rod Jenkins, whose 23 points was a game high for both teams. Alex Sikorsky had 22 points to lead Rocky Hill, while Dan Tonna chipped in 11 for the home team.
Bristol Blues' 2017 schedule includes hosting All-Star Game - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
The most important date on Bristol’s schedule is Tuesday, July 18, when the FCBL All-Star Game will be held at Muzzy Field. “It’ll be a really great event,” Blues co-owner Elliott Scheiner said, noting that the team is still working on the details. “We’re truly looking forward to doing that, and having it in Bristol is a big deal to us,” he said. As far as the regular season goes, most things will remain the same for scheduling, but one aspect will be much different.
ROUNDUP: Bristol Eastern girls basketball uses big run to pick up victory over visiting Rocky Hill - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
BRISTOL — The Bristol Eastern girls basketball team made a big 16-2 run over the first four minutes of the third quarter to put away visiting Rocky Hill on Tuesday night, 67-38. The Lancers (2-1) were led by Diana Wnuk (20 points), Hannah Maghini (19), Miya Laprise (10) and Miranda Janick (8). St. Paul 56, Woodland 36: The Falcons soared to their third straight victory to start the season in a home game.
Winter Preview: Bristol co-op boys swimming team looking to improve this season - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
At 4-6, the team had a solid first season under new head coach Nick Daddabbo last year and despite having many young faces expected to be key contributors, the squad is looking to come back with an even more solid campaign this year. Here’s a closer look at the Bristol squad that includes competitors from Bristol Central, Bristol Eastern and St. Paul: Key Returners: Elijah Ortiz (jr. capt.), Cameron Reed (sr.
2016 All-Press Cross Country: Terryville runners have top results - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
Terryville’s Corey Picard and Chris Deforest headline our eighth annual All-Press Cross Country Team this season. In the Class SS meet, Picard, a junior, placed ninth overall with a time of 17:20. Deforest, a freshman, placed 15th in 17:47. Picard went on to compete in the State Open as he earned his second straight All-Press honor. He is also an All-Berkshire League selection after finishing fifth with a time of 17:24 in that league’s championship meet.
2016 All-Press Girls Swimming Team: Bristol Eastern best in city, but all three teams have standouts - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
Bristol Eastern established itself as clearly the best team in the city, not only winning the annual city meet against Bristol Central and St. Paul, but also finishing second in the CCC South-Blue Division as one of only two teams among the five to have a winning record at 8-7 overall, 3-1 in divisional meets. The Rams (2-8, 1-3) were third in the division despite winning just two out of 10 meets overall.
St. Paul girls basketball wins second straight to start new season - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
WATERBURY - The St. Paul girls basketball team won its second straight game to start the new season with a 51-29 victory on the road over Crosby High on Friday night. Brigid Johndrow led the way for the Falcons (2-0) with 15 points, while Amelia Sanchez scored 10, Alexandria Mourges and Janessa Gonzalez added five each and Chantell Lopez and Jade Udoh netted four points each. Crosby (0-2) was led by Gloria Vergeli's 13 points.
Football Preview: Plainville has everything to play for in finale against Farmington - Central Connecticut Communications: Sports
In fact, the stakes may never have been higher for the Blue Devils, as they seek success not only for the present, but the future as well. “It’s a big one for us seniors,” Plainville senior captain Jon Olson said. “We obviously are all hungry for a win. But it would also be really good to set up the start of next season and the offseason, because we have a lot of young guys on the team that would benefit from playing some good football before the season ends.” “It’s our last game.
Bristol native Pikiell off to great start as head coach with Rutgers - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
With the Scarlet Knights’ 78-65 victory over Niagara on Sunday, Pikiell become the first Rutgers University men’s basketball coach to begin his tenure with four victories. The 4-0 start is also the Knights’ best since the 2000-01 season, when they went 5-0 to begin the campaign. “I’m just proud of the team,” Pikiell said. “They’ve accepted roles. It’s such an important part of being a good basketball team.” The Scarlet Knights also received one vote in this week’s Associated Press poll.
Football Preview: Plainville has everything to play for in finale against Farmington - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
In fact, the stakes may never have been higher for the Blue Devils, as they seek success not only for the present, but the future as well. “It’s a big one for us seniors,” Plainville senior captain Jon Olson said. “We obviously are all hungry for a win. But it would also be really good to set up the start of next season and the offseason, because we have a lot of young guys on the team that would benefit from playing some good football before the season ends.” “It’s our last game.
St. Paul girls swimming's Haase sets personal best in Class S meet - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
Thanks largely to Haase’s performance, the Falcons were able to place 18th overall as a team. St. Paul also sent three relay teams to the meet. The 400 freestyle relay (Madison Shea, Victoria Bosio, Gabriella Kuzawa and Morgan Middleton) placed 15th in 4:38.68, the 200 medley relay (Molly MacAllister, Bosio, Kuzawa and Haase) placed 17th in 2:17.68 and the 200 freestyle relay (Haase, MacAllister, Kuzawa and Middleton) placed 18th in 2:01.39.
Football Preview: St. Paul football out of playoff contention heading into final week of season - Central Connecticut Communications: New Britain Herald
The CIAC’s playoff system involves a points ranking, with the top eight schools with the highest number of points earned per game played advancing to state tournament play. Teams receive points not only for their own victories, but also for wins earned by teams they have beaten. Heading into next week, St. Paul (6-3) can earn a maximum of 1,000 points (100 per game average) if the Falcons win and get all the bonus points they could possibly get from other teams’ results.
Football Preview: St. Paul football out of playoff contention heading into final week of season - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
The CIAC’s playoff system involves a points ranking, with the top eight schools with the highest number of points earned per game played advancing to state tournament play. Teams receive points not only for their own victories, but also for wins earned by teams they have beaten. Heading into next week, St. Paul (6-3) can earn a maximum of 1,000 points (100 per game average) if the Falcons win and get all the bonus points they could possibly get from other teams’ results.
Newington girls soccer eliminated from state tournament - Central Connecticut Communications: Newington Town Crier
Amelia Parlier Newington Girls Soccer Newington (pink) against Bristol Eastern earlier in the season. Posted: Sunday, November 13, 2016 10:52 pm Newington girls soccer eliminated from state tournament The Newington girls soccer team had its season come to an end with a 4-0 loss on the road in the Class LL state tournament quarterfinal round on Sunday afternoon against undefeated Suffield.
Newington girls soccer eliminated from state tournament - Central Connecticut Communications: New Britain Herald
Amelia Parlier Newington Girls Soccer Newington (pink) against Bristol Eastern earlier in the season. Posted: Sunday, November 13, 2016 10:52 pm | Updated: 10:58 pm, Sun Nov 13, 2016. Newington girls soccer eliminated from state tournament The Newington girls soccer team had its season come to an end with a 4-0 loss on the road in the Class LL state tournament quarterfinal round on Sunday afternoon against undefeated Suffield.
St. Paul football team has most lopsided victory of the season over Wilby - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
The St. Paul football team celebrated its seniors with its most lopsided victory of the season, defeating winless Wilby 54-6 on Friday night. It was the last home game of the season for the Falcons (6-3), who will play at Oxford in their regular season finale on Wednesday, Nov. 23, at 6 p.m. Oxford (7-2) will be coming off its worst loss of the season in that game, having been beaten by Seymour 54-0 last night.
Sports Roundup: Southington girls volleyball beats Shelton, advances to Class LL quarterfinals - Central Connecticut Communications: New Britain Herald
Leading the way for the No. 7-seed Blue Knights (18-4) were Morgan Raymond (18 kills, 11 digs), Megan Mahon (15 kills), Nolyn Allen (13 digs), Erica Bruno (6 kills) and Stephanie Zera (20 assists). Mackenzie Bures had 14 kills and 17 digs for No. 10 Shelton (18-6).
Sports Roundup: Plainville girls volleyball falls to Seymour in five sets in Class M quarterfinals - Central Connecticut Communications: New Britain Herald
The Blue Devils (20-5) were led by Aminah Tsonga (15 kills, 6 digs), Jess Gorski (8 kills, 15 assists, 9 digs) and Erin Brochu (4 kills, 16 assists, 20 digs). No. 3 Seymour improved to 20-1 and will face No. 7 Granby in the semifinals. Newington 1, Amity 0: In a Class LL second round game, the No. 10 Indians (14-4-0) picked up the win on the road to advance into the quarterfinals, in which they will play at No. 2 Suffield on Sunday afternoon.
Terryville girls soccer reaches first ever state semifinal round - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
This year, the Kangaroos have advanced to the state tournament semifinal round for the first time in school history?. No. 11-seed Terryville picked up a 3-2 victory over No. 14 Bolton in the Class S quarterfinals on Friday afternoon at Terryville High School to reach that elite plateau.
ROUNDUP: Terryville boys soccer eliminated in second round - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
The No. 15-seed Kangaroos finished their season 9-7-2. No. 2 Lyman Memorial improved to 15-1-1 and advances to host No. 10 Valley Regional (11-3-4) in the quarterfinal round on Saturday. Wamogo 3, St. Paul 1: The Falcons’ season came to an end in the second round of the Class S state tournament, as the No. 29 seed wraps up the year with a 7-10-1 mark. No. 13 Wamogo (11-7-0) advances to play at No. 5 Notre Dame-Fairfield (12-2-4) in Saturday’s quarterfinal round.
Sports Roundup: St. Paul, Terryville girls soccer advance to Class S quarterfinals - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
Kendall Davis scored three first half goals for the No. 12-seed Falcons, the first coming with 27:31 to go in the opening half off an assist from Briana Senese. After Housatonic’s Chloe Dakers tied the score at the 23:50 mark, Davis scored an unassisted goal with 21:00 to go in the period, then gave St. Paul a 3-1 lead with another strike off an assist from Senese with 14:14 to go.
ROUNDUP: Bristol Central boys soccer ousted, St. Paul boys soccer pulls off upset - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
GUILFORD — Bristol Central’s boys soccer season came to an end on Tuesday afternoon as the No. 19-seed Rams suffered a 3-1 loss on the road at the hands of No. 14 Guilford in the first round of the Class L state tournament. David Bowes had the lone goal for Bristol Central (7-8-2), with Max Naranjo collecting the assist. Rowan Page, Ben Cousins and Braden Stephens scored for Guilford (8-5-4), with Page getting two assists.
Football Preview: Plainville hoping time is now for its first win - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
In fact, the Eagles’ three losses came against undefeated Bloomfield and two one-loss teams, Berlin and Rocky Hill, whose losses were both against Bloomfield. And East Catholic will have home field advantage in Saturday’s 1:30 p.m. contest. “They’re a good football team,” Plainville coach Tim Shea said.
Football Preview: Plainville hoping time is now for its first win - Central Connecticut Communications: New Britain Herald
In fact, the Eagles’ three losses came against undefeated Bloomfield and two one-loss teams, Berlin and Rocky Hill, whose losses were both against Bloomfield. And East Catholic will have home field advantage in Saturday’s 1:30 p.m. contest. “They’re a good football team,” Plainville coach Tim Shea said.
Bristol Eastern girls volleyball eliminated in CCC tourney quarterfinals after dramatic opening round victory - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
Mikayla Martin had 13 kills and Aliana Rivoira had six kills for the Lancers in the match. Bristol Eastern had advanced to the quarterfinal round with a thrilling 3-2 (19-25, 25-20, 21-25, 25-16, 15-13) victory at Avon High on Tuesday night. Against Avon, the Lancers were led by Martin (21 kills, 13 digs, 4 aces), Paige McLaughlin (27 digs), Rivoira (8 kills, 14 assists, 12 digs), Jessica Kenney (19 assists, 6 digs) and Olivia Beaudoin, who was credited with playing a great game.
ROUNDUP: Bristol Eastern girls soccer ends Bristol Central's last hope for postseason berth - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
The Rams held a 1-0 lead after the first half but the Lancers stormed back in the second half, taking advantage of defensive breakdowns by Bristol Central. Senior Miya Laprise scored once on Senior Night for Bristol Eastern, while Myah Croze, Leah Policarpio and Sara Tyminski scored the other three. Bristol Central needed a win on Tuesday to earn a berth in the postseason but now finishes on the outside looking in with a record of 5-10-1. Bristol Eastern enters the Class L state tournament 7-8-1.
Innovation, aka Med-Ed Prep girls soccer defeated in CRAL semifinals - Central Connecticut Communications: New Britain Herald
The top-seed Innovation girls soccer team, formerly known as Med-Ed Prep, was defeated in overtime in the semifinals of the Capitol Region Athletic League Tournament on Monday by HMTCA, 5-4. For the Ravens, Kelsey Walicki scored two goals and Malena VanBeveren and Victoria Piechota had one each in the game. HMTCA got two goals each from Chamara Wiggins — including the game-winner in overtime — and Bea Dresser, along with one from Taleea Wiggins in the victory.
ROUNDUP: Bristol Eastern girls swimming wins fourth straight city title - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
“Tonight was a good night for swimming in the city,” Eastern coach Nick Daddabbo reported. “All three schools have a great time at this meet and the city meet is the most attended in terms of a high school swim meet.” Event winners for Bristol Eastern included Hope Johnsky (200 and 500 freestyles), Georgia Ogonowksi (200 IM and 100 butterfly) and Brianna Ogonowksi (100 breaststroke).
ROUNDUP: Covello scores five goals as Terryville girls soccer wins - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
Covello scored in the 10th minute, assisted by Brianna Hanlon; in the 14th minute, assisted by Joanna Johnson; in the 27th minute, assisted by Colby Brown; in the 38th minute, assisted by Amy Roqi; and unassisted in the 52nd minute. Zoe Jabs added a goal for Terryville in the 57th minute, assisted by Roqi. Goalkeeper Maria Cesare made two saves for the Kangaroos, while Dileysi Sarmiento stopped 17 shots for Gilbert 1-13-1.
St. Paul keeps playoff hopes alive with win over Woodland - The Bristol Press: Bristol Press
Mike Orazzi Connor Bogdanski St. Paul Catholic High School's Connor Bogdanski (28) attempts to block a PAT against Ansonia on Thursday. Posted: Friday, October 28, 2016 10:53 pm St. Paul keeps playoff hopes alive with win over Woodland The St. Paul football team improved to 5-2 for the season with a 28-19 victory at Woodland Regional on Friday night. Woodland is now 0-7 for the season. The Falcons were ranked No. 13 in the CIAC's Class S football rankings after the night's action.
ROUNDUP: Southington boys soccer gets victory over Avon - Central Connecticut Communications: New Britain Herald
Evan Daddona made five saves to record the shutout and Michael DeFeo played great defense to lead Southington to the win. “Our defense played great,” Southington coach Steve Yanosy said. “DeFeo, our senior captain, held everything together back there. We did a good job closing the game out.” Newington 4, Rocky Hill 2: Maggie Callahan scored two goals, while Lindsey Fairbank and Zoe Walk had one each as the Indians won at home. Abby Molloy had a pair of assists.
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