Marisa Ceneri has resigned as head girls' volleyball coach at East Haven, Ceneri said Wednesday.
Ceneri cited personal reasons for her resignation. Ceneri, 26, coached two seasons at East Haven. Last year, the Easties finished 11-9 and won the Southern Connecticut Conference Oronoque Division title.

Hockey fan Joseph Brandi took this photo during Hamden's 5-2 victory over previously unbeaten West Haven on Saturday.

Here are the results from the SCC Hammonasset, Oronoque and Quinnipiac Division championships, which were held on Monday.

BOYS'

SCC HAMMONASSET DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP
(At New Haven)
Team scores: 1. Hand, 84; 2. Hillhouse, 50; 3. Guilford, 15.
Individual results
55 meters: 1. Chris Turner (HH), 6.73; 2. Rashot Edmondson (HH), 6.94; 3. Jacob Williams (HH), 7.07; 300: 1. Lanre Shogbola (HH), :37.00; 2. Kris Jones (HH), :37.49; 3. Joel Clarke (HH), :37.93; 600: 1. Lanre Shogbola (HH), 1:27.66; 2. Dan Nestor (Ha), 1:28.63; 3. Gus Manke (Ha), 1:39.97; 1000: 1. Andrew Haff (Ha), 2:52.73; 2. Durrell Law (HH), 2:55.17; 3. Tom Phillips (Ha), 2:55.18; 1600: 1. Matt Marchand (Gu), 4:53.30; 2. Andre Sutton (HH), 5:00.22; 3. Pete Clarke (Ha), 5:00.81; 3200: 1. Dave Cotton (Ha), 9:52.61; 2. Jeff Moretti (Gu), 10:30.97; 3. Brian Gottwalt (Gu), 10:53.82; 55 hurdles: 1. Tim Forrest (Ha), 7.95; 2. JP Chaffiotte (Ha), 8.33; 3. Joel Clarke (HH), 8.44; 4x200 relay: 1. Hand (Alex Lyon, Conner Cataldo, Chris Genco, Tim Forrest) 1:39.00; 4x400 relay: 1. Hillhouse, 3:39.90; 2. Hand, 3:52.88; 4x800 relay: 1. Hand (Gus Manke, Tom Phillips, Andrew Haff, Dan Nestor), 8:32.84; 2. Hillhouse, 8:39.83; Sprint medley relay: 1. Hillhouse (Mike Washington, Tim Quicksey, Jacob Williams, Andrew Bartoah), 3:49.56; 2. Hand, 3:53.26; High jump: 1. Chris Genco (Ha), 5-10; 2. Andrew Chapman (Ha), 5-4; 3. JP Chaffiotte (Ha), 5-4; Pole vault: 1. Brian Schaller (Ha), 9-6; 2. Nick D’Agostino (Ha), 7-6; 3. Matt Horanzy (Ha), 7-0; Long jump: 1. Tim Forrest (Ha), 20-1; 2. JP Chaffiotte (Ha), 19-9; 3. Chris Daub (Ha), 18-2; Shot put: 1. Mike Ficorilli (Gu), 43-9; 2. Noah Sweet (Ha), 34-6.25; 3. Darrin Dixon (HH), 30-8.

SCC ORONOQUE DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP
(At New Haven)
Team scores: 1. North Haven, 110; 2. Branford, 81; 3. East Haven, 59; 4. Wilbur Cross, 56; 5. Career, 3.
Individual results
55 meters: 1. James Ward (WC), 6.73; 2. Jesse Gallo (EH), 6.77; 3. Anthony Sandella (EH), 6.83; 300: 1. Brydel Jones (WC), 37.20; 2. Steven Albert (NH), 37.62; 3. Tre Anderson (WC), 37.64; 600: 1. Matthew Kortsep (NH), 1:26.52; 2. Klever Cordova (EH), 1:28.01; 3. Chris Young (EH), 1:28.85; 1000: 1. J.P. Harris (NH), 2:40.30; 2. Kenny Byrne (NH), 2:42.54; 3. Ryan Parris (WC), 2:44.11; 1600: 1. Thomas Dextradeur (Br) 4:48.78; 2. Patrick Hubbell (NH), 4:51.38 3. Cam Brown (Br), 4:55.48; 3200: 1. Thomas Dextradeur (Br), 10:33.84; 2. Patrick Hubbell (NH), 10:52.07; 3. Casey MacKay (NH), 11:28.96; 55 hurdles: 1. John Wynne (EH), 8.23; 2. Justin Hoffman (NH), 8.54; 3. Joseph Flynn (Br), 8.54; 4x200 relay: 1. Wilbur Cross (Mustaquiim Plair, Tre Anderson, Brydel Jones, Aaron Gass), 1:36.90; 2. East Haven, 1:38.33; 3. North Haven, 1:43.33; 4x400 relay: 1. North Haven (Jalon White, J.P. Harris, Colby Jennings, Matthew Kortsep), 3:41.14; 2. East Haven, 3:48.92; 3. Branford, 3:55.10; 4x800 relay: 1. Branford (Kenny Byrne, Cam Brown, Brian Poole, Thomas Dextradeur), 9:13.33; 2. North Haven, 9:30.28; 3. East Haven, 10:08.90; Sprint medley relay: 1. North Haven (Kevin Bucknall, Jalon White, Matthew Kortsep, J.P. Harris), 4:05.46; 2. East Haven, 4:09.37; 3. Wilbur Cross, 4:18.38; High jump: 1. John Wynne (EH), 5-10; 2. Kunimel Lomotey (Br), 5-10; 3. Xavier Johnson (Br), 5-8; Pole vault: 1. Alex Case (Br), 11-0; 2. T.J. Dwyer (NH), 11-0; 3. Mike DiStasio (Br), 10-6; Long jump: 1. Patrick Hubbell (NH), 20-3.75; 2. Tre Anderson (WC), 20-2.5; 3. Quayshon Sharpe (Br), 19-10.25; Shot put: 1. Anthony Chiaia (NH), 48-3; 2. Josh Saunders (WC), 40-11.75; 3. Jon Proto (NH), 39-11.5.


SCC QUINNIPIAC DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP
(At New Haven)
Team scores: 1. Hamden, 115; 2. Xavier, 88; 3. Notre Dame, 61; 4. Fairfield Prep, 27; 5. West Haven, 3.
Individual results
55 meters: 1. Phil Bentley (ND), 6.54; 2. Tirrell Young-Williams (ND), 6.63; 3. Tevin Moye (Ham), 6.76; 300: 1. Tevin Moye (Ham), 36.87; 2. Phil Bentley (ND), 36.87; 3. Micah Mayes (Ham), 37.70; 600: 1. Isiah Whiting (Ham), 1:25.83; 2. Kevin Tran (Ham), 1:27.32; 3. David Pugliese (X), 1:28.74; 1000: 1. Nick Saba (Ham), 2:45.89; 2. Jonathan Annelli (X), 2:46.51; 3. Pat Cyr (Ham), 2:46.89; 1600: 1. Ian Albert (X), 4:35.69; 2. John Corona (X), 4;36.10; 3. Nick Lemon (X), 4:36.54; 3200: 1. Ian Albert (X), 10:11.23; 2. John Corona (X), 10:13.27; 3. Nick Lemon (X), 10:19.86; 55 hurdles: 1. Keenen Sims (Ham), 8.06; 2. Jordan Collins (Ham), 8.41; 3. Jim Shafer (FP), 8.81; 4x200 relay: 1. Hamden (Frank Green, Tevin Moye, Jordan Teague, Micah Mayes), 1:37.61; 2. Xavier, 1:40.40; 3. Fairfield Prep, 1:44.86; 4x400 relay: 1. Hamden (Chris FitzSimons, Kevin Tran, Dave Hu, Josh Vitti), 3:45.32; 2. Xavier, 3:48.87; 4x800 relay: 1. Fairfield Prep (Robert Salandra, Brian Bennett, Patrick Corona, Tyler Agostino), 8:38.09; 2. Hamden, 8:39.03; 3. Xavier, 9:14.00; Sprint medley relay: 1. Xavier (Graham Stewart, Jalen Jones, Matt Algeire, David Pugliese), 3:50.29; 2. Hamden, 3:51.33; 3. Notre Dame, 4:09.79; High jump: 1. Matt Jeune (ND), 6-2; 2. Tirrell Young-Williams (ND), 6-0; 3. DeShawn Rayon (Ham), 5-10; Pole vault: 1. Andrew Avalone (X), 10-0; 2. Lateef Alston (Ham), 8-6; Long jump: 1. Phil Bentley (ND), 20-8; 2. Myles Gaines (FP), 20-3.5; 3. Matt Jeune (ND), 20-3; Shot put: 1. Steven Shumaker (ND), 48-3; 2. Jovon Ladson (Ham), 45-3; 3. Kyle Collins (Ham), 41-2.25.


GIRLS'

SCC HAMMONASSET DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP
(At New Haven)
Team scores: 1. Hand, 52; 2. Hillhouse, 51; 3. Guilford, 39.
Individual results
55 meters: 1. Alexandria Solin (Ha), 7.96; 2. Alana Jones (HH), 8.08; 3. Kahdajah Kenion (HH), 8.08; 300: 1. Jenna Wilborne (HH), :42.29; 2. Angeline Foreman (HH), :43.86; 3. Kendall Daub (Ha), :44.63; 600: 1. Meghan Derken (Ha), 1:40.45; 2. Jenna Wilborne (HH), 1:42.03; 3. Malin Althin (Ha), 1:48.35; 1000: 1. Nia Ruth (HH), 3:16.15; 2. Megan Lynch (Ha), 3:18.61; 3. Stephanie Sulkowski (Gu), 3:20.22; 1600: 1. Valerie Williams (Gu), 5:40.60; 2. Nia Ruth (HH), 5:46.86; 3. Lauren Villano (Gu), 5:48.44; 3200: 1. Kathleen Duman (Gu), 11:56.34; 2. Emily Taylor (Gu), 12:02.10; 3. Valerie Williams (Gu), 12:56.94; 55 hurdles: 1. Brianna Sims (HH), 9.28; 2. Rachel Johansen (Ha), 9.86; 3. Sonya Haupt (Ha), 10.76; 4x200 relay: 1. Hand (Alex Casperino, Alexandria Solin, Jacquelino Kos, Rachel Johansen) 1:55.41; 2. Hand, 2:02.88; 3. Hillhouse, 2;11.39; 4x400 relay: 1. Hand (Meghan Derken, Kendall Daub, Samantha Tiscia, Malin Althin), 4:16.61; 2. Hillhouse, 4:36.28; 3. Guilford, 4:54.81; 4x800 relay: 1. Hand (Megan Lynch, Malin Althin, Kendall Daub, Meghan Derken), 9:57.68; 2. Guilford, 10:35.83; Sprint medley relay: 1. Hand (Jacqueline Kos, Anna Guidi, Samantha Tiscia, Megan Lynch), 4:43.59; 2. Guilford, 4:50.79; 3. Hillhouse, 5:07.48; High jump: 1. Lindsey Williams (Gu), 4-10; 2. Hannah Moore (Gu), 4-8; 3. Katherine Adams (Ha), 4-4; Long jump: 1. Brianna Sims (HH), 15-9; 2. Lindsey Williams (Gu), 15-7; 3. Jacqueline Kos (Ha), 14-6.5; Shot put: 1. Chadran Smith (HH), 34-9; 2. Eboby Dorsey (HH), 29-1; 3. Carlisha Jenkins (HH), 28-9.5.


SCC ORONOQUE DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP
(At New Haven)
Team scores: 1. Career, 99; 2. Branford, 78; 3. North Haven, 70; 4. Wilbur Cross, 48; 5. East Haven, 13.
Individual results
55 meters: 1. Kristin Perkins (WC), 7.69; 2. Amanda Rizzo (NH), 7.81; 3. Nyle Clemens (Car), 7.81; 300: 1. Paris Taft (Car), 42.60; 2. Tasseine Edwards (Car), 43.69; 3. Rebecca Crookston (Br), 45.86; 600: 1. Paris Taft (Car), 1:39.50; 2. Tasseine Edwards (Car), 1:45.94; 3. Akaya McLean (WC), 1:49.88; 1000: 1. Kellie Davis (Car), 3:10.59; 2. Allie Kowolenko (Br), 3;12.88; 3. Tiffany Goodridge (WC), 3:21.37; 1600: 1. Kellie Davis (Car), 5;46.16; 2. Meg O’Brien (Car), 6:09.99; 3. Shana Casey (Br), 6:11.67; 3200: 1. Kellie Davis (Car), 11:59.48; 2. Lisa MacLachan (Br), 12:13.07; 3. Emily Arsenault (Br), 12:23.77; 55 hurdles: 1. Rebecca Crookston (Br), 9.64; 2. Lindsay Meyer (NH), 9.68; 3. Danielle Scarano (NH), 10.01; 4x200 relay: 1. Career (Brianna Conyers, Nyle Clemens, Shayla Jackson, Maxine Harris), 1:55.25; 2. North Haven, 1:56.10; 3. East Haven, 2:00.29; 4x400 relay: 1. Career (Tasseine Edwards, Quaynesha Flowers, Najeia Mention, Paris Taft), 4:19.00; 2. Wilbur Cross, 4:33.21; 3. North Haven, 4:41.04; 4x800 relay: 1. Branford (Emily Arsenault, Lauren Andres, Shana Casey, Allie Kowolenko), 10:43.91; 2. Wilbur Cross, 11:17.85; 3. East Haven, 11:57.80; Sprint medley relay: 1. Wilbur Cross (Amanda Velazquez Kristin Perkins, Nathalie Hall, Tiffany Goodridge), 4:37.42; 2. Branford, 4:42.87; 3. Career, 4:47.88; High jump: 1. Ashley Raymond (Car), 5-6; 2. Kristin Perkins (WC), 5-0; 3. Krista Astarita (Br), 4-8; Long jump: 1. Ashley Raymond (Car), 16-2.75; 2. Amanda Rizzo (NH), 16-2; 3. Brianna Conyers (Car), 15-8; Shot put: 1. Katherine Lewis (NH), 34-1; 2. Kelsey Searles (NH), 30-6; 3. Angela Daros (Br), 30-2; Pole vault: 1. Martina Benassi (NH), 9-1; 2. Lindsay Meyer (NH), 9-0; 3. Hunter Carden (Br), 7-0.


SCC QUINNIPIAC DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP
(At New Haven)
Team scores: 1. Hamden, 72; 2. Mercy, 66; 3. West Haven, 44; 4. Sacred Heart Academy, 37.
Individual results
55 meters: 1. Ada Udaya (WH), 7.27; 2. Kerry Doyle (SH), 7.55; 3. Liz Saia (M), 7.80; 300: 1. Ada Udaya (WH), 42.32; 2. Crystal Johnson (Ham), 42.81; 3. Civoy Waller (WH), 42.87; 600: 1. Chelsea Harris (Ham), 1:43.68; 2. Crystal Johnson (Ham), 1:48.43; 3. Deanna Marquis (SH), 1:51.51; 1000: 1. Frankie Brillante (SH), 3:10.31; 2. Mara Lieberman (Ham), 3:10.87; 3. Stephanie Swanson (M), 3:36.24; 1600: 1. Carolyn Williams (Ham), 5:40.35; 2. Ariana Marino (Ham), 5:59.01; 3. Leah Hetzel (M), 5:59.87; 3200: 1. Carolyn Williams (Ham), 12:14.43; 2. Brie Vess (M), 12:28.30; 3. Monica Castro (M), 13:10.93; 55 hurdles: 1. Monica Yanez (WH), 9.19; 2. Vickie Dolan (M), 9.86; 3. Rachel Dion (M), 10.02 4x200 relay: 1. West Haven (Kim Blake, Monica Yanez, Civoy Waller, Ada Udaya), 1:53.89; 2. Hamden, 1:54.92; 3. Mercy, 1:56.40; 4x400 relay: 1. Hamden (Chanelle Howell, Chelsea Harris, Crystal Johnson, Mara Lieberman), 4:17.80; 2. West Haven, 4:23.42; 3. Mercy, 4:28.60; 4x800 relay: 1. Mercy (Monica Castro, Leah Hetzel, Brie Vess, Kathleen Darling), 10:43.70; 2. Hamden, 10:55.04; Sprint medley relay: 1. Sacred Heart (Frankie Brillante, Kerry Doyle, Amanda Rindgen, Deanna Marquis), 4:26.74; 2. Hamden, 4:29.41; 3. Mercy, 5:00.28; High jump: 1. Meagan Jordan (Ham), 5-0; 2. Frankie Brillante (SH), 5-0; 3. Chelsea Gaglio (SH), 5-0; Long jump: 1. Andrea Santos (WH), 15-2; 2. Ashley Moxam (Ham), 14-11; 3. Amanda Rindgen (SH), 14-9; Shot put: 1. Katie Nielson (M), 35-9.5; 2. Paule-Ann Lewis (WH), 30-6; 3. Alyssa Babon (M), 25-10.75; Pole vault: 1. Jessica Nielson (M), 8-6; 2. Chanelle Howell (Ham), 7-6; 3. Brianna McClellan (M), 6-6.

Here are the team results from the SCC Divisional Track meets held Monday at the New Haven Athletic Center.

Hammonasset Division
Girls'
1. Hand, 52; 2. Hillhouse, 51; 3. Guilford, 39.
Boys'
1. Hand, 84; 2. Hillhouse, 50; 3. Guilford, 15.

Quinnipiac Division
Girls'
1. Hamden, 72; 2. Mercy, 66; 3. West Haven, 44; 4. Sacred Heart Academy, 37.
Boys'
1. Hamden, 115; 2. Xavier, 88; 3. Notre Dame, 61; 4. Fairfield Prep, 27; 5. West Haven, 3.

Oronoque Division
Girls'
1. Career, 99; 2. Branford, 78; 3. North Haven, 70; 4. Wilbur Cross, 48; 5. East Haven, 13.
Boys'
1. North Haven, 110; 2. Branford, 81; 3. East Haven, 59; 4. Wilbur Cross, 56; 5. Career, 3.


Look for complete results in Wednesday's paper.

The Hamden boys’ distance medley relay team of Nick Saba, Tevin Moye, Isiah Whiting and Chris FitzSimons finished first with a time of 10 minutes, 16.96 seconds, besting other teams from around the country in this meet held at New Haven.

The Hamden girls’ team of Carolyn Williams, Crystal Johnson, Chelsea Harris and Mara Lieberman placed first in 12:50.44 against in-state competition.

The Gatorade Company, in collaboration with ESPN announced Lauren Sara of Bunnell as its 2009-10 Gatorade Connecticut Girls Cross Country Runner of the Year.
Sara, the Register Area MVP, is the first Gatorade Connecticut Girls Cross Country Runner of the Year to be chosen from Bunnell High.
She is now a finalist for the Gatorade National Girls Cross Country Runner of the Year award to be announced in January.
The 5-foot-3 senior won the Class L state championship with a time of 18:29 this past season and was the state’s top finisher, third overall, at the New England Cross Country Championships.
Sara, who orally committed to UConn, was sixth at the 2009 Foot Locker Northeast Regional championships and finished 32nd at the national Foot Locker Cross Country Championships.
Sara has maintained a B average in the classroom. She has volunteered on behalf of the Special Olympics and as part of a local fundraising campaign for cancer research.
“Lauren never has a bad day,” said Bunnell coach David Johnson. “It’s really amazing—every day you know she’s going to have a good race. This year she kept getting better and better. If there was another race after Foot Locker, I think she’d be even better in that one.”

Here are the results from the SCC Housatonic Division track results held Tuesday at the New Haven Athletic Center.

Boys'
SCC HOUSATONIC DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP
(At New Haven)
Team scores: 1. Amity, 131,50; 2. Cheshire, 62; 3. Sheehan, 55.50; 4. Shelton, 32; 5. Lyman Hall, 30.
Individual results
55 meters: 1. Brian Kernan (Am), 6.50; 2. Andrew Prince (Am), 6.60; 3. Jake Scinto (Ches), 6.60; 300: 1. Justin Doehr (Shee), 36.90; 2. Nick Dougles (Shel), 39.10; 3. Matt Brennan (Ches), 39.10; 600: 1. John Cocco (Am), 1:26.20; 2. Sanjay Raha (Ches), 1:27.30; 3. Chris Bennett (Shee), 1:28.70; 1000: 1. Dean Bhatt (Am), 2:40.90; 2. Kyle Casiglio (Shel), 2:42.90; 3. Tom Lupoli (Shee), 2:45.20; 1600: 1. Ryan Laemel (Am), 4:41.50; 2. Sam Spencer (Am), 4:54.40; 3. Kyle Paolella (Shee), 4:57.60; 3200: 1. Tom Lupoli (Shee), 10:22.70; 2. Jack Dunleavy (Am), 10:30.80; 3. Nathan Arndt (Am), 10.35.90; 55 hurdles: 1. Jesse Sanchez (Am), 8.00; 2. Vincent Szeligowski (Shee), 8.10; 3. Maxwell Zaniewski (Am), 8.20; 4x200 relay: 1. Amity (Brian Kernan, Andrew Prince, David Karabinos, Nathan Coutermarsh), 1:36.60; 2. Shelton, 1:39.30; 3. Cheshire, 1:41.40; 4x400 relay: 1. Amity (Jesse Sanchez, Maxwell Zaniewski, Ryan Laemel, John Cocco), 3:37.00; 2. Sheehan, 3:43.20; 3. Lyman Hall, 3:45.30; 4x800 relay: 1. Amity (Matthew Beland, Kyle Elmer, Alexander Neumann, Samuel Spencer), 8:35.55; 2. Shelton, 8:36.28; 3. Cheshire, 8:42.07; Sprint medley relay: 1. Amity (Brian Kernan, Andrew Prince, Jesse Sanchez, John Cocco), 3:44.30; 2. Lyman Hall, 3:47.10; 3. Cheshire, 3:47.40; High jump: 1. Jake Scinto (Ches), 5-10; 2. David Karabinos (Am), 5-8; 3. Brent Cornwall (Lym), 5-4; Pole vault: 1. Jack Somers (Shee), 11-6; 2. Chris Kelly (Lym), 10-6; 3. Adam Fekeita (Lym), 10-0; Long jump: 1. Jake Scinto (Ches), 21-9; 2. Dylan Cohen (Am), 21-5; 3. Orlando Marin (Ches), 20-6; Shot put: 1. Charles Dunn (Am), 46-0; 2. Aaron Stevenson (Ches), 43-7; 3. Chris Loiewski (Ches), 40-2.25.

Girls'
SCC HOUSATONIC DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP
(At New Haven)
Team scores: 1. Cheshire, 114; 2. Shelton, 79; 3. Sheehan, 57; 4. Amity, 38; 5. Lyman Hall, 21.
Individual results
55 meters: 1. Ashia Wright (Ches), 7.30; 2. Felicia Mingrone (Shel), 7.70; 3. Amanda Culmone (Shee), 8.00; 300: 1. Shannon Corbett (Shee), :44.50; 2. Felicia Mingrone (Shel), 44.50; 3. Ashia Wright (Ches), 44.70; 600: 1. Sarah Fusco (Ches), 1:41.20; 2. Leanne Beedle (Am), 1:46.50; 3. Shannon Corbett (Shee), 1:47.60; 1000: 1. Julie Hart (Ches), 3:09.50; 2. Megan Carroll (Shel), 3:13; 3. Kathleen Kalbian (Ches), 3:16.70; 1600: 1. Megan Carroll (Shel), 5:30.80; 2. Kelsey Grimmer (Shel), 5:35.80; 3. Julie Hart (Ches), 5:40.70; 3200: 1. Kathleen Kalbian (Ches), 12:07.80; 2. Kelsey Grimmer (Shel), 12:12.50; 3. Amanda Chang (Ches), 12:19.50; 55 hurdles: 1. Gabby Lupoli (Shee), 9.20; 2. Katherine Harrington (LH), 9.60; 3. Kaitlin Collins (Am), 10.30; 4x200 relay: 1. Cheshire (Jillian Jackson, Kylee McIntosh, Casey Nowakowski, Ashia Wright), 1:52.50; 2. Shelton, 1:56.50; 3. Sheehan, 1:57.00; 4x400 relay: 1. Cheshire (Kylee McIntosh, Taylor Altieri, Sarah Fusco, Casey Nowakowski), 4;23.10; 2. Shelton, 4:29.10; 3. Sheehan, 4:42.90; 4x800 relay: 1. Cheshire (Caitlyn Criscuolo, Amanda Chang, Sarah Fusco, Julie Hart), 10:23.07; 2. Amity, 11:04.18; 3. Shelton, 11:11.49; Sprint medley relay: 1. Shelton (Sonali Rodrigues, Kylie English, Katie O’Brien, Chloe Ashcroft), 4:35.40; 2. Amity, 4:44.20; 3. Lyman Hall, 4:45.30; High jump: 1. Kylee McIntosh (Ches), 5-0; 2. Kelly Read (Shee), 4-6; 3. Alison Bush (Lym), 4-4; Pole vault: 1. Sarah Schulefand (Ches), 8-6; 2. Jennifer Jackson (Ches), 8-0; 3. Rachel DePalma (Am), 7-6; Long jump: 1. Alexa Eldracher (Am), 16-6.5; 2. Alisha Wright (Ches), 15-6; 3. Brianna Wood (Shel), 14-8; Shot put: 1. Rachel Aliotta (Ches), 40-7.25; 2. Jen Leno (Shee), 34-7.5; 3. Tara Lee (Shee), 30-11.5.

The Connecticut Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame will induct six people at a dinner on April 10 at Foxwoods Resort Casino.

The six men to be honored are: Walter "Buster" Jadach, current coach at Derby; James Cunningham, former coach and athletic director at Holy Cross; Jim Day, former coach and current athletic director at Berlin; Retired Lieutenant Col. Gralyn Harris, a former wrestler and current coach at Holy Cross; Ray Mainville, former coach at Maloney and a current official; and Michael Morris, former coach at Danbury and a current official.

Cunningham, Day, Mainville, Morris and Jadach will receive a Lifetime Achievement award for those with at least 20 years of service. Harris is being honored as an Outstanding American, an award for former wrestlers who have received state or national acclaim in their chosen profession.

Each award recipient will be permanently recognized in the National Wrestling Hall of Fame in Stillwater, Okla., with a name plaque and each receives a plaque and jacket to commemorate the very special occasion. These six will join 23 other inductees from Connecticut in the National Wrestling Hall of Fame.

Tickets for the banquet are on sale now for $75 each and are available online through cwhof.ticketleap.com.

Wilbur Cross went on a 9-0 run to end the game and defeat North Haven 54-53 on a Maurice Morrison layup with two seconds left.

Read more about the game in Saturday's Register and at Joe Morelli's blog on nhregister.com/boyshoops

The Fairfield Prep swim team, which has won the last five Southern Connecticut Conference championships, has won its first four dual meets this season.

Look for a story on the team, as well as a list of 10 swimmers to watch this season, in Thursday's Register.

Below are the first place finishers at the SCC Developmental Track Meet held Tuesday at the New Haven Athletic Center.


SCC DEVELOPMENTAL MEET
(At New Haven)
Individual results
55 meters: 1. Phillip Bentley (Notre Dame), 6.66; 300: 1. Tevin Moye (Hamden), :36.63; 600: 1. Chris FitzSimons (Hamden), 1:20.63; 1600: 1. Nick Saba (Hamden), 4:25.82; 55 hurdles: 1. Tim Forrest (Hand), 8.00; 4x200 relay: team (runners) time; 4x400 relay: 1. Sheehan (Vincent Szeligowski, Chris Bennett, Justin Doehr, Charlie Van Heerden), 3:44.30; Sprint medley relay: 1. North Haven (Kevin Bucknall, Steven Albert, Matthew Kortsep, J.P. Harris), 3:42.92; High jump: 1. Neil Watson (Xavier), 5-10; Pole vault: 1. Alex Case (Branford), 11-0; Long jump: 1. Jake Scinto (Cheshire), 21-0; Shot put: 1. Anthony Chiaia (North Haven), 44-7.

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Fairfield Prep, the No. 1 team in the Register Top 10 poll to be released Wednesday, defeated No. 2 Hamden 5-2 at the TD Bank Sports Center on the campus of Quinnipiac University. This was the first high school boys' hockey game played at the state-of-the-art facility and a great deal for scholastic student-athletes.

Kudos to QU athletic director Jack McDonald and SCC commissioner Al Carbone for working to make this happen.

The rest of the Register Top 10 poll can be seen in Wednesday's paper, along with Dan Nowak's column on how the SCC went out of state over the holidays to make some pretty impressive statements about the level of hockey in the area this year.

Christina Cretella scored eight points and grabbed eight rebounds to lift the Seymour girls’ basketball team to its first victory of the season, a 36-32 Naugatuck Valley League win over Sacred Heart Saturday in Seymour. Mary Kate Durette scored four points and had 11 rebounds for the Wildcats (1-6).

In boys' action,
Morgan 64, Haddam-Killingworth 49: Andrew Thompson scored 30 points to lead the host Huskies to a Shoreline Conference victory. Dan Lee added 12 points for Morgan (3-2).
Erik Carlson scored 19 points for the Cougars.