FAIRFIELD -- Staples senior Lauren Garcia scored three goals, leading the Wreckers to a 6-2 victory over Fairfield Ludlowe on Tuesday in girls soccer action.

Charlotte Rossi scored twice for Staples while Lydia Shaw netted the other goal.

Staples improved to 5-0-1.

Weston 1, Immaculate 0

Taylor Moore's goal off Hannah Gluck's assist gave Weston the win over Immaculate.

Ursula Alwang made eight saves to notch the shutout as Weston moved to 3-1-1.

Greens Farms 2,

Hopkins 2

Trailing 2-0 with 10 minutes to play, Greens Farms Ellie Wong scored two goals to help the Dragons preserve a 2-2 tie with Hopkins on Tuesday.

Daly Naughton made six saves for the Dragons, who moved to 3-1-1.

Hopkins is 4-1-1.

Fairfield Warde 5,

Brien McMahon 0

The Senators were shutout on the road against the Mustangs and fell to 1-4 on the season.

New Canaan 4, Norwalk 0

The Bears are still seeking their first goal of the season and fell to the host Rams on Tuesday.

Norwalk (0-5) hosts Trinity Catholic on Friday.


Fairfield Warde 3,

Staples 0

The Wreckers fell in straight sets to the Mustangs Tuesday night, dropping to 3-5 on the season.

Victoria Pappas had four kills and a service ace in Staples' effort, while Kaela O'Kelly had three kills.

Warde is 4-4 on the season.

Staples returns to the court Friday against Ledyard in Westport.

Masuk 3, Weston 2

The Trojans lost a heartbreaker in Monroe, winning the first two games before dropping the final three.

The scores were 12-25, 24-26, 25-13, 25-23, 15-11 in favor of the Panthers.

Celia Crum had seven kills, six digs and eight blocks while Amy Lautenslager had 10 blocks to go with five kills and four digs. Nina Nickel also had five kills to go with nine digs.

Charlotte Rosenbloom chipped in with 19 assists.

Greens Farms 3,

Wooster 0

The Dragons shut out Wooster Tuesday to earn their first win of the season.

Claire Comey had 15 assists and nine aces to help Greens Farms to the win, while Allie Carey had 11 kills and four blocks and Olivia Sullivan had eight kills, five blocks and five aces.

Greens Farms improves to 1-4 with the win, while Wooster drops to 2-2.


Weston 0, Immaculate 0

The Trojans played to a scoreless draw Tuesday against SWC foe Immaculate.

In goal, senior Dylan Weiss kept the Trojans in it, making eight saves. On the other side of the field, Weston wasn't able to capitalize on their 12 shots or five corners.

The draw puts the Trojans at 3-2-1 for the season. Immaculate is 1-1-2.

Weston returns to action Saturday night against Newtown.

Greens Farms 3,

Wooster 0

The Dragons got their fifth win of the season on the back of two Griffin Garner goals Tuesday.

Garner struck just before the half, unassisted, to put Greens Farms up and scored a brace in the second half to clinch the win. In between, Charlie Mounts scored off a pass from Stephen Gallagher.

Greens Farms is 5-1. Wooster is 2-1-1.


Ridgefield 2, Norwalk 0

The Bears took eight shots, but couldn't get any of them into the cage in a losing effort to Ridgefield Tuesday.

Midfielder Kaitlin Uralowich and forward Grace Bradley both put in good performances, with Uralowich coming on as a substitute.

The loss drops Norwalk to 1-4-0-0 overall and 1-3-0-0 in the FCIAC. Ridgefield is 3-2-0-0 overall and 2-2-0-0 in conference.

The Bears take on Stamford Wednesday.

Joel Barlow 6, Weston 1

Charley Saltzgaber's efforts offensively weren't enough to get the Trojans a win Tuesday, as they fell to Joel Barlow.

Saltzgaber had a goal off a corner shot and two other shots, but the Falcons' Libbly Tower scored two, while four other Barlow players netted a goal each to get the win.

In net, Weston's Anna Kimberly made four saves on 10 shots.

Weston is 1-5-0-0, while Barlow is 4-0-0-0.

The Trojans face off against New Fairfield Friday.


Senators have three good performances

As a team, McMahon had a rough Tuesday in Trumbull, racing at St. Joseph against four other FCIAC schools.

But the squad did have three good showings. Eric van der Els won the race with a time of 15:56 over 3.1-miles. In third was Ajas Diamandis with a time of 16:53.

In the 1.8-mile novice race, Johnny Groasso finished in 10:55, good for first place.

McMahon is back running next Tuesday in Danbury.

Weston boys win two

The Weston boys cross country earned 28-29 and 26-29 wins over Newtown and New Fairfield, respectively.

Cole Clark was the Trojans top runner with a second-place finish (17:07) with Brian Babyak not far behind in third (17:23). Barrett Fitzgerald in fifth (17:50) was Weston's only other top-10 finisher.

In the girls race, Weston's Kathleen Murphy placed seventh in 21:02. The Trojans dropped both ends of the dual meet.


Weston 100, Stratford 65

Lydia Samson, Devon Panzirer, Sophie Angus, Julia Clark and Emily Clark each earned first-place finishers to pace the Trojans' victory.

Samson won the 200 free (2:11.96), Panzirer won the 200 IM (2:35.18), Angus won the 100 fly (1:04.32), Julia Clark won the 500 free (5:48.45) and Emily Clark won the 100 back (1:09.63).

Weston also won the 200 free relay (Claiare Kearns, Alli Pocsik, Angus and Samson) in 1:48.84 and the 200 medley relay (Victoria Gutowski, Olivia Watson, Julia Clarke, and Clemmie Fellowes) in 2:10.21.