On Thursday, Will Wable scored the overtime game-winner for CHS boys' lacrosse. Photo by Greg Lederer. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media In finding themselves tied after regulation on Thursday, Cheshire High School boys’ lacrosse found a way to come away victorious in New York and stay unbeaten at 3-0. With 14.2 seconds left in overtime, sophomore Will Wable netted the game-winner to propel the Rams to an 11-10 victory at Kellenberg Memorial (2-4). Wable led Cheshire with

Cheshire baseball posed after getting their first win at Dunkin Park. Photo by Greg Lederer. On the mound, Dylan Scalice hasn't allowed a run in nine innings this spring. Photo by Greg Lederer. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media On Wednesday night, Cheshire baseball celebrated under the lights in Hartford. In getting to host a game at Dunkin Park in Hartford, the Rams (1-2) stepped up to earn their first win, 3-0, over Hamden (1-2). CHS wasted no time taking the lead, as j

From left, lacrosse players Trey McCauley and Richie Muli combined for nine goals on Tuesday. Photo by Greg Lederer. Richie Muli scored four of his personal-high five goals in the third quarter against Foran. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media On Tuesday, Cheshire High School boys’ lacrosse found success on an extended run in their home opener. Facing a pair of one-goal deficits, the Rams (2-0) responded by netting the final 14 goals of a 15-2 win over Foran (0-1). Senior

Tema Caplan paced Cheshire girls' lacrosse with seven goals in the opener. Photo by Jim Brandolini. In girls' lacrosse action, Tylie Lawless tallied three goals and two assists against Sheehan. Photo by Jim Brandolini. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media On Monday night, Cheshire High School girls’ lacrosse aimed to get off to a fast start in their opener against Sheehan. The Rams more than met their goal at Alumni Field. Using control of the draw, CHS jumped out to a 10-0

Cheshire softball posed for a selfie after their opening win. Photo by Greg Lederer. From left, Jenica Matos, Ava Pearosn, and Molly Fleming contributed to a 10-0 win over St. Joseph. Photo courtesy of Kristine Drust. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media After ending last season as Class LL Champions, the Cheshire High School softball team was eager to get back on the field this spring. The Rams graduated nine members from last year’s team, but on Saturday, Cheshire showed t

From left, seniors Sean Kennedy, Richie Muli, Braeden Turski, and Jacob Rivera are captaining CHS boys' lacrosse this spring. Photo by Greg Lederer. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media On Saturday, Cheshire High School squads are kicking off the spring regular season. Boys' Tennis vs. West Haven, 11 a.m. Boys' Lacrosse @ Joel Barlow in Redding, 12 p.m. Baseball vs. Staples, 1 p.m. Softball vs. St. Joseph, 1 p.m. Girls' Tennis vs. Branford, 1:30 p.m.

Jake Soderlund skates with the puck at Quinnipiac University's M&T Bank Arena. Photo by Jim Brandolini. Drew Veno takes a shot against Lyman Hall. Photo by Jim Brandolini. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media Coming into Tuesday’s Division II state semifinal against Lyman Hall, the Cheshire High School ice hockey team had won a program-record 21 straight games. The Rams struck first at Quinnipiac University’s M&T Bank Arena in Hamden, but at night’s end, they came up just sh

From left, Natalia Pepe and Matt Johnson earned foil medals on Sunday. Submitted photo. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media On Sunday, Cheshire High School fencing wrapped up in the state varsity individual tournament at Greenwich. For women's foil, Natalia Pepe placed third and Elisa Pannone earned 10th. Matt Johnson finished sixth in men's foil. Doug Henderson and Ashe Doherty contributed 10th-place finishes for epee. Diana Duong nabbed 12th in women's sabre.

Cheshire ice hockey senior goalkeeper Ryan Miller posted a personal-best 46 saves vs. Amity. Photo by Greg Lederer. Ryan Miller came up clutch on Amity power plays in the D-II quarterfinals. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media On Friday night, Cheshire High School ice hockey didn’t get off to the kind of start they were hoping for in the Division II state quarterfinals, but they finished with a celebration at East Haven Veterans Memorial Ice Rink. Down 1-0, the Rams (top se

For Cheshire ice hockey, Dylan Kozlowski tallied a goal and an assist in his final home game at Louis Astorino Ice Arena in Hamden. Photo by Greg Lederer. Dylan Kozlowski celebrates with his Rams teammates after netting the overtime game-winner on Tuesday. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media On Tuesday night, Cheshire High School boys’ hockey had to play a little longer than they had planned at Louis Astorino Ice Arena in Hamden, but still found a way to come out on top in

Cheshire wrestler Robbie Perez enjoyed his best season as a junior. Photo by Greg Lederer. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media Wrestling on Sunday at 144 pounds, Cheshire High School junior Robbie Perez came up short by major decision (13-4) vs. Edward Little junior Evan Madigan in the consolation bracket of his first New England Interscholastic Championship at Providence Career & Technical Academy in Rhode Island. Over two days, he went 2-2 as the 17th seed. Tuesday’s vars

On Saturday, the Connecticut Blades wrapped up the strongest season in program history. Photo by Greg Lederer. Emelia Brandi has a shot saved by Darien junior goalkeeper Cameron Seely. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media In their first Connecticut High School Girls Hockey Association semifinal, Amity/North Haven/Cheshire Co-Op girls’ ice hockey (fifth seed, 17-5-3) came up short 4-0 against defending champions Darien (top seed, 20-1) at SportsCenter of Connecticut in Shelto

Cheshire ice hockey celebrated their fifth SCC/SWC crown on Friday. Photo by Greg Lederer. Goalkeeper Ryan Miller earned Tournament Most Outstanding Player for the second time in his career. Photo by Greg Lederer. Cheshire seniors came away victorious in their last SCC title game. Photo by Greg Lederer. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media Last winter, Cheshire High School sought to defend their Southern Connecticut Conference/South West Conference Division II title, but ca

Taylor Higgins sparked Connecticut Blades Co-Op with two goals in the opening 1:28. Photo by Greg Lederer. It took just 43 seconds for Taylor Higgins to score against Wilton Co-Op. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media Back on Feb. 18 at Ridgefield’s Winter Garden Ice Arena, Amity/North Haven/Cheshire Co-Op girls’ ice hockey ended the regular season with a 2-1 loss to Wilton/Norwalk/McMahon Co-Op. When the rivals met up on Thursday, the Connecticut Blades made sure that the s

Goalkeeper Ryan Miller made 24 saves in the SCC/SWC Division II semis. Photo by Greg Lederer. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media On Wednesday at West Haven’s Bennett Rink, Cheshire High School ice hockey dug deep to come out on top in the Southern Connecticut Connecticut/South West Conference Division II semifinals. Down 1-0 in the second, the Rams (top seed, 20-1) rallied with two goals in the frame and then held on to win 2-1 over North Haven (fourth seed, 10-9-2). Chesh

On Monday, Maybelle Caron became the all-time leading point scorer for Connecticut Blades girls' ice hockey. Photo by Greg Lederer. Maybelle Caron nets her first of her three third-period goals at Louis Astorino Ice Arena. She finished with four in the CHSGHA opener. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media In Saturday’s Southern Connecticut Conference final at West Haven’s Bennett Rink, Amity/North Haven/Cheshire Co-Op girls’ ice hockey came away disappointed after coming up ju

For 144 pounds, Robbie Perez placed third in the State Open. Photo by Greg Lederer. Robbie Perez controlled his consolation final against Lyman Memorial/Windham Tech Co-Op's Calvin Sammarco. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media On Saturday, Cheshire High School wrestling medaled in the State Open at New Haven’s Floyd Little Athletic Center. At 144 pounds, junior Robbie Perez (fifth seed) went 4-1 to secure a bronze medal in his first appearance in the meet. To start Saturda

Robbie Perez is the first Cheshire boy to wrestle into the State Open semifinals in 12 years. Photo by Greg Lederer. Gianna DeFelice has her hand raised on Friday. She rode two pins into the semifinals. Submitted photo. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media On Friday, Cheshire High School wrestling shined on the opening day of the State Open at New Haven’s Floyd Little Athletic Center. At 144 pounds, junior Robbie Perez (fifth seed) became the first Cheshire boy to reach the

From left, Taylor Higgins and Gabby Munoz contributed to Connecticut Blades girls' ice hockey reaching the SCC title game. Submitted photo. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media In Thursday’s Southern Connecticut Conference semifinals, Amity/North Haven/Cheshire Co-Op (top seed, 15-3-3) came back to win 5-1 over Guilford (fourth seed, 10-8-2) at Louis Astorino Ice Arena in Hamden. Guilford jumped ahead on a goal by junior Maggie Apicella, but the Connecticut Blades responded

Senior captain Kevin Xie surges ahead in the pool. Photo by Greg Lederer. by Greg Lederer Cheshire Sports Media Thursday’s Cheshire winter sports slate Girls’ Ice Hockey (top seed, 14-3-3) For the Southern Connecticut Conference semifinals at Louis Astorino Ice Arena in Hamden, Amity/North Haven/Cheshire Co-Op hosts Guilford (fourth seed, 10-7-2) at 3:30 p.m. The Connecticut Blades defeated Guilford on Dec. 20 (6-2) and Jan. 6 (4-1). Skiing Mount Southington hosts the State