Cosimo Botti tied Will Wable with a goal and two assists in the Class L quarterfinals. Photo by Greg Lederer. Will Wable finds Richie Muli for a shot in front of the Newtown net. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media In the Class L quarterfinals on Saturday, Cheshire High School boys’ lacrosse (third seed, 13-7) extended their season with a 8-3 victory over Newtown (sixth seed, 14-6). The Rams never trailed after jumping ahead 5-0 in the contest. Senior quad-captain Richie Mu

Tylie Lawless looks for an open teammate on Friday. Photo by Jim Brandolini. Tema Caplan joined Tylie Lawless with three assists against Hall. Lawless netted four goals and Caplan earned a hat trick. Photo by Jim Brandolini. Tema Caplan goes to give a hug after Lauren Kilpatrick found the back of the net. Kilpatrick earned a game-high five goals. Photo by Jim Brandolini. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media In the Class L quarterfinals on Friday, Cheshire High School girls'

Pitcher Jenica Matos (two-hitter, 16 strikeouts) had a no-hitter going through six innings on Wednesday. Photo by Greg Lederer. Jordan McCue scored both runs for her team against Amity. Photo by Greg Lederer. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media After having a first-round bye in the Class LL Tournament, Cheshire High School softball picked up where they left off on Wednesday. The top-seeded Rams extended their unbeaten season to 24-0 with a 2-1 victory over Amity (17th seed,

In pitching 6.2 innings in the Class L First Round, pitcher Dylan Scalice gave up just two hits and a walk. Photo by Greg Lederer. Dylan Scalice recorded nine strikeouts against Bristol Eastern. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media As the scoreless innings piled up on Monday, it was clear that a pitcher’s duel was taking place between the Cheshire and Bristol Eastern baseball teams. For six innings, senior co-captain Dylan Scalice and BE senior Noah Molinsky hadn’t allowed t

From left, Claire Bowman, Julia Mital, Sophia Jimenez, and Ava Ciccone placed fourth in the Class L 4x800-meter relay. Submitted photo. Hunter Hearrin finished fourth in the shot put. Submitted photo. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media On Sunday, Cheshire outdoor track and field teams competed in the Class L Championship at New Britain’s Willow Brook Park. The boys’ team came in 12th place (26 points) and the girls tied for 15th (12 points) in their meet. Junior Josh Lengy

Mark Laskin hits a return at number one singles. Photo by Greg Lederer. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media In the Class L First Round on Friday, Cheshire High School boys’ tennis (12th seed, 7-9) came up just short 4-3 at Conard (fifth seed, 14-3) in West Hartford. Junior Mark Laskin (6-1, 6-2) and senior tri-captain Brayden Stratton (6-0, 6-1) were victorious in the top-two singles spots. Senior tri-captain Jason Liu won 6-4, 6-2 in the fourth position. Laskin and Stratto

Cheshire girls' lacrosse claimed their first SCC crown since 2023. Photo by Greg Lederer. Standing next to Cheshire Head Coach Dan Warburton (left), goalkeeper Georgiana Sheehan was surprised to receive SCC Tournament Most Outstanding Player. Photo by Greg Lederer. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media In the final regular-season home game on May 11, Cheshire High School girls’ lacrosse battled to the end in a 7-6 loss to Daniel Hand. While coming up just short on Senior Nigh

Cheshire softball claimed their seventh SCC crown and second in three years. Photo by Greg Lederer. Cheshire softball seniors posed with the championship plaque after winning their final SCC title. Photo by Greg Lederer. To win the SCC Championship, Jordan McCue smacked the walk-off two-run home run in the eighth inning. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media In developing into one of the state’s top softball hitters, Cheshire High School senior second baseman Jordan McCue has

Carter Hayes tallied 21 kills, 11 digs, three blocks, and an assist in the SCC semis. Photo by Greg Lederer. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media On Wednesday, Cheshire High School boys’ volleyball (second seed, 13-8) came up just short 3-2 (17-25, 25-23, 22-24, 25-15, 13-15) in the Southern Connecticut Conference semifinals. The Rams won both meetings in the regular season, but the Spartans pulled out three sets to win the final match between the rivals. For the Rams, senio

In cracking the 400-save mark for her career on Tuesday, goalkeeper Georgiana Sheehan celebrated with teammates. Photo by Greg Lederer. From left, seniors Sarah Mollin, Tema Caplan, and Tylie Lawless have captained the Rams to the SCC final. Photo by Greg Lederer. On a pass from Gwen Kappus, Tylie Lawless netted the game-winner with one second left in double overtime. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media Back on April 27, Cheshire High School girls’ lacrosse left Guilford di

Jordan McCue went four-for-four with two RBIs, two runs scored, and four stolen bases against Mercy. Photo by Greg Lederer. Jenica Matos improved to 22-0 after pitching a two-hitter with 16 strikeouts and three walks on Monday. Photo by Greg Lederer. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media The Cheshire High School softball team found themselves in a unique position at the start of Monday’s Southern Connecticut Conference semifinal at West Haven. After having held the lead for t

Trey McCauley tallied a goal and two assists in the SCC First Round. Photo by Greg Lederer. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media Back on May 5, Cheshire High School boys’ lacrosse closed on a 4-0 run to rally for a 11-10 win over Daniel Hand. Sophomore Will Wable’s game-winner came with just 0.8 left on the clock. When the rivals met again in Saturday’s Southern Connecticut Conference First Round, the Rams came up clutch to pull out another nail-biter. With 1:03 left in over

Cheshire softball has improved their unbeaten record to 21-0. Photo by Greg Lederer. Jenica Matos pitched a one-hit shutout with 17 strikeouts and two walks in the SCC quarters. Photo by Greg Lederer. From left, Avery Radford and Jordan McCue combined for four hits against Sheehan. Photo by Greg Lederer. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media After clinching the program’s second unbeaten regular season on Monday, Cheshire High School softball picked up where they left on Frida

Tylie Lawless tallied five points in the regular-season finale. Photo by Greg Lederer. Tema Caplan has received Steve Trifone Female Athlete of the Year. She had four points on Thursday. Photo by Greg Lederer. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media To end the regular season on Thursday, Cheshire High School girls’ lacrosse capitalized on a fast start. CHS (11-5) netted the opening eight goals of a 13-4 victory at Farmington (8-7), extending their win streak to three games. Sen

Cheshire boys' volleyball wrapped up the regular season at 13-7. Photo by Greg Lederer. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media On Wednesday, Cheshire High School boys’ volleyball (13-7) dropped the regular-season finale, 3-0 (12-25, 19-25, 19-25), to unbeaten Shelton (18-0). The Gaels came out fast to win six of the opening seven points. They extended their lead to 22-11 en route to winning the first set. Cheshire started stronger in game two and built a 6-5 lead, but Shelton

Richie Muli netted a game-high six goals in the opening half against Sheehan. Photo by Greg Lederer. Along with netting three goals in the second half, JC Sutherland learned that he had been selected as Cheshire's 2026 Steve Trifone Male Athlete of the Year recipient. Photo by Greg Lederer. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media For Cheshire High School boys’ lacrosse, thunderstorms delayed the start of Tuesday’s game against Sheehan. When the skies cleared, the Rams were exci

Jenica Matos pitched a two-hit shutout with 15 strikeouts, five walks, and a hit by pitch on Monday. Photo by Greg Lederer. Lyla Blair contributed a single and three RBIs at Southington. Photo by Greg Lederer. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media Last Friday, Cheshire High School celebrated the 10-year anniversary of their 2016 team that earned the program’s first state crown (Class LL) and only unbeaten season (27-0). Just three days later, the Rams took another step toward

Tema Caplan tallied six goals and two assists on Monday. Photo by Greg Lederer. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media On Monday, Cheshire High School girls’ lacrosse (10-5) posted a 18-4 victory at Lyman Hall (13-3) in Wallingford. Senior tri-captains Tema Caplan (six goals, two assists) and Tylie Lawless (five goals) and senior Lauren Kilpatrick (four goals) powered the offense. Junior Gwen Kappus (assist), sophomore Caroline Barto, and senior Lila Devine also found the back

From left, Matalyn Tabor, Brianna Hawkins, Ava Watts, Ava DiCicco, and Katie Bizzarro were honored on Senior Day. Photo by Greg Lederer. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media On Sunday, Cheshire High School girls’ tennis (7-9) wrapped up the regular season with a 5-2 loss to Mercy (7-9). The Rams started playing on Friday, but due to rain, they had to suspend and pick it back up on the weekend. At number two doubles, senior captain Ava Watts and junior Brianna Grimsley won 8-

Cheshire baseball has earned 12 wins this spring. Photo by Greg Lederer. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media On Saturday, Cheshire High School baseball (12-6) gave up just three hits, but came up short 6-1 against host Norwich Free Academy (12-5) at Dickenman Field. CHS jumped ahead in the first inning, as sophomore Tyler Lentini reached on an error and came around to score. However, NFA responded with five runs in the bottom of the first. They added another run in the four