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TUESDAY BOYS SWIMMING: The tide comes in for Sheehan; Trojans edged in North Haven, Meriden Co-op in Mansfield; Southington’s Melanson twice goes the distance

Area boys swim teams hit the road Tuesday afternoon. All four were in tightly contested meets. Only one came home a winner.That wa ...
 
Lyman Hall senior guard Kailey Lipka, one of three area girls basketball players closing in on 1,000 career points, is 44 from the milestone. She and the Trojans host crosstown rival Sheehan on Friday. Sheehan’s top player, senior Liv Robles, goes into that game with 898 career points. Friday’s girls’ game is the second of a doubleheader. The Lyman Hall and Sheehan boys tip things off at 5 p.m.
MERIDEN — OK, enough backward glancing. 2019 has arrived. School has resumed. Games are on tap.Let’s stretch out and dive in.To th ...
Flanked by their teammates, Maloney soccer players Denis Blandon, Devin Juan and Gustavo Pluma-Sanchez thank fans and classmates for their support during a school pep rally on the eve of the CIAC Class L state championship game. The Spartans were the first Meriden soccer team to reach a state championship game and their dramatic run to the finals, which included a pair of victories in penalty kicks, ranks No. 1 for local sports stories in 2018. | Justin Weekes / Special to the Record-Journal
MERIDEN — The holidays pass, the calendar turns and so it begins again.Before we dive into 2019, permit us one last backward glanc ...
Sheehan sprinter Julia Mansfield set indoor track program records in the 200 meters and as part of the 4x200 relays in meets this week at the Floyd Little Athletic Center in New Haven. | Justin Weekes / Special to the Record-Journal
Sheehan and Southington’s indoor track teams aren’t just staying active over the holiday break, they’re breaking records.Both team ...
Maloney’s Vincent Martinez puts in a layup off a fast break Saturday at Maloney High School in Meriden. Martinez scored a career-high 31 points and Maloney won 60-51.
MERIDEN — Vincent Martinez was everywhere for the Maloney boys basketball team in a 60-51 non-conference Silver City win over prev ...
Here’s the “defensive” unit of the 2018 All-Record-Journal Football Team. The front row, moving left to right, features Platt teammates Jasiah Cooper and Lorenzo Sanson, Sheehan teammates Tyler Ekstrom and Ryan Paul, and Southington teammates Angelo Plantamuro and John Miller. The boys in back, left to right, are Sheehan’s Luke Willette, Platt’s Jaylen John, Sheehan’s Jake Smith, Lyman Hall’s Austin Ruiz and Maloney’s Jaylon Nixon. Not pictured is Lyman Hall’s Zach Kizer. 
MERIDEN — We’re big fans of the two-platoon system in football.We like the idea of running separate units on offense and defense, ...
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Introducing the 2018 All-Record-Journal Girls Soccer Team. Front and center is Southington goaltender Olivia Sherwood. She is flanked on the left by Southington teammates Emma Panarella and Alijah Vega and, on the right, by Cheshire teammates Lila McNamee and Kaitlin Loura. In back, left to right, are Maloney’s Alexa Papallo, Southington’s Natalie Verderame, Lyman Hall’s Carly Jacobs, Sheehan’s Olivia Dubuc and Wilcox Tech’s Katie Kearney. Not pictured is Platt’s Liz Garlock. | Justin Weekes / Special to the Record-Journal
MERIDEN — Girls soccer was the Jackson Pollock of area sports this fall. It tended to be all over the canvas.Southington went 15-1 ...
Please meet the 2018 All-Record-Journal Boys Soccer Team. In front is Maloney goaltender Devin Juan. In the second row, from left to right, are Maloney’s Josue Urena, Sheehan’s Matthew Marquis, Wilcox Tech’s Kelvin Cortez and Cheshire’s Toby Goldstein. In the back row, from left, are Maloney’s Denis Blandon, Sheehan’s Tyler Jasinski, Wilcox Tech’s Alex Cortez and Cheshire’s Matthew Mayano.
MERIDEN — The leading boys soccer headlines of 2018 were first commanded by Wilcox Tech.A record-setting goal scorer. A second str ...
The 2018 All-Record-Journal Girls Volleyball Team features, in front, left to right, Wilcox Tech’s Chloe LaBissoniere, Lyman Hall’s Nicole Albert, Platt’s Caitlyn Hart and Maloney’s Laila Martinez. In the back row, from left, are Southington teammates Haley Larrabee, Lynsey Danko and Jenna Martin, Sheehan’s Caitlyn Hunt and Cheshire teammates Mia Juodaitis, Jenny Wang and Lindsey Abramson. Justin Weekes, special to the Record-Journal
MERIDEN — So far, the All-Record-Journal series for the fall season has featured first-time selections in three sports. We shift ...
Introducing the Record-Journal Scholar-Athetes at Maloney for the 2018 fall season. The two girls in front are Brenna DiMella on the left and Destini Williams on the right. In the back, left to right, are Madison Clancy, Kyra Milloy, Max Ganter, Simon Santos and Julia Owen.  Justin Weekes, Special to the Record-Journal
MERIDEN — The Maloney football Spartans took it as far down the line as they could this season, reaching the Class L championship ...
Introducing the inaugural All-Record-Journal Girls Swim Team. In front is Cheshire diver Sienna Breton. She is flanked, left to right, by Lyman Hall teammates Faith Gambardella and Caroline Krawec, and Cheshire’s Samantha Grenon. The third row, from, left features Southington’s Sarah Meade, Lyman Hall’s Sarah Beverage and Southington’s Meghan Hammarlund. The girls in back, from left, are Southington’s Andie Nadeau and Julie Duszak, Lyman Hall’s Kristie Driscoll, and Cheshire teammates Sophie Murphy, Julia Stevens and Nora Bergstrom. | Justin Weekes / Special to the Record-Journal
MERIDEN — As incongruous as it may seem for a sport that can get remarkably loud — does any sporting arena echo more shrill than ...
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