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Weston Forum : Sports
May 8, 2008
State tournament is within reach
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by Brian Brennan

The pitching as well as the hitting improved substantially for the Weston High varsity baseball team after a rough start to the week,

The Trojans, who fell 9-0 to Pomperaug last Wednesday, April 30, wasted no time in turning their game around in wins over Bethel (3-1) and New Milford (5-1). They are now one win away from qualifying for the state tournament.

After two days of steady rain Weston was eager to take the field. Unfortunately, the results were not pretty.

Weston pitcher Mike Berliner was rocked for the first time this season as he surrendered four runs in four innings, giving up six hits and walking three. Kyle Zembsch came in relief during



Weston Forum : Sports
May 8, 2008
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State champs
Caitlin Clevenger of Weston, second from left, was a member of the Hopkins School (New Haven) girls fencing team that went undefeated this season and won the state championship for the second year in a row. Also pictured are Marguerite Paterson of Wilton, left, Marion Trumbull of Westport and ShirleyLiu of Orange.




Weston Forum : Sports
May 8, 2008
Wildcats hold off Trojans by Rocco Paul Valluzzo
Forum Sports Editor
sports@thewestonforum.com

A late-inning rally nearly did it for the Weston High varsity baseball team against Bethel.

The Trojans were down four runs going into their last at bat but then began to come to life. After cutting the deficit in half they were a good hit from tying it up before host Bethel got out of the jam with a 4-2 win instead last Friday, May 2, at Freebairn Field.

“I’m happy with their performance,” said Weston head coach Dave Lustberg, noting his team’s pitching and defense. “We played one of our best games of the season.”


Weston Forum : Sports
May 8, 2008
Losses are closest in years by Rocco Paul Valluzzo
Forum Sports Editor
sports@thewestonforum.com

A few inches here and a few seconds there could have made the difference for the Weston High boys track team against not one but two opponents last week.

It was that close when the Trojans traveled to Southbury to take on Pomperaug Thursday, May 1. When all the points were totaled, the Trojans were two points behind not one but two opponents, losing to the hosts 76-74 as well as to Newtown by the same score in what was the closest regular-season meet in recent years.


Weston Forum : Sports
May 8, 2008
Newtown, Pomperaug fall
by Jaclyn Roth

It seems the main challenge for the Weston High girls tennis team this season has been finding a challenging opponent.

The undefeated Trojans have not only made short work of every team they have faced, they have done it decisively, even against some of the better teams in the South-West Conference.

The latest to fall victim were Pomperaug and Newtown, two SWC finalists in recent seasons. The Trojans were still dominant, beating the former 7-0 last Wednesday, April 30, and the latter 6-1 the next day.


Weston Forum : Sports
May 1, 2008
Trojans take two from Bobcats by Brian Brennan

It was a week of positives for the Weston High varsity baseball team, which found itself almost back to a .500 winning percentage. Despite losing to Bunnell to start the week Weston followed with back-to-back wins over Brookfield.

Last Monday, April 21, the Trojans visited Bunnell and were on the board in the first when Jesse Nusbaum hit a ground rule double and was singled in by Sam Armstrong for a 1-0 lead. Neither team scored again until the bottom of the third, when Jamie Monn scored Nusbaum with a fielder’s choice. Later in the inning Kyle Zembsch doubled to score Mann, and it looked like Weston was headed for a shocking win with a 3-0 run lead intact.


Weston Forum : Sports
May 1, 2008
Winning streak reaches six matches
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by Jaclyn Roth

The Weston girls tennis team continues to be on a roll.

After a week off because of school break the Trojans resumed their schedule with two matches last week. Both opponents offered little resistance as the Trojans swept New Milford on Wednesday, April 23, and did likewise to Masuk the next day by identical 7-0 scores

 Weston first singles player Marie Gargiulo nearly swept the Green Wave’s Larissa Baker, winning easily 6-0, 6-1. Katie Gross did not have it too hard in the No. 2 spot before getting a 6-0, 6-3 win from Kristina Spencer. Posting a similar score in the No. 3 spot, Kate Cohen won 6-0, 6-2 over Katie Niels.

The closest match was in the No. 4 singles spot. Laura Jaffee split sets making it a tough




Weston Forum : Sports
May 1, 2008
Weston tramples the competition by Rocco Paul Valluzzo
Forum Sports Editor
sports@thewestonforum.com

After only a few events the Weston High girls track team would leave the competition behind in its meet last week.

Hosting Masuk on Monday, April 21, the Trojans battled their opponent early in the meet. As they moved into the middle distance competition and beyond the Trojans had plenty of talent left over for the rest of the meet, winning 106-44.

Weston did not get much resistance from Lauralton Hall and Immaculate, who were also on hand for the meet, overpowering the former 136-6 and the latter 124-21.


Weston Forum : Sports
May 1, 2008
Low rounds make it easy
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by Rocco Paul Valluzzo
Forum Sports Editor
sports@thewestonforum.com

When the competition gets more intense there is no doubt that the Weston High boys golf team would like a round similar to the one they had against Notre Dame of Fairfield last week.

The Trojans had three golfers shoot under 40. Most of the competition was within their own ranks as they were far ahead of their opponent in a 156-226 win on Wednesday, April 23, at the Connecticut Golf Club in Easton.

“The younger guys have really stepped it up,” said Weston coach Al Gurney, noting the improvement among the first-year starting players. “They’re making us a really good team.”

A case in point was freshman Joe D’Amato. Shooting a one-over-par 37, he was medalist for the match.

Two of his teammates were not far behind. One stroke later was Taylor Navin with a 38, who was also a stroke ahead of Bernie




Weston Forum : Sports
Apr 24, 2008
Newtown, Masuk creep back in time
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by Brian Brennan

Only a week after losing two-heartbreaking games the Weston High varsity baseball team would yet again feel the pain of a close, tough loss, this one at Newtown on Monday, April 14.

The Trojans scored early with a first-inning run on a wild pitch, and then an error allowed another run to come home for a quick 2-0 lead. While Newtown would get a run back in the bottom of the first, it had trouble getting anything going offensively because Weston pitcher Mike Berliner was rolling along.




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