Old Lyme defeated St. Paul 3-0 in the first round of the CIAC tournament, which was played yesterday.
Wildcat goals were scored by Anders Silberberg, Gavin Biega, and Luke Celic. Colman Curtiss-Reardon and Silberberg both had assists.
Jonah Lathrop was in goal for Old Lyme and made four saves. Meanwhile, Tyson Raymond goalie for St. Paul with10 saves.
Old Lyme now meets St. Bernard’s on Wednesday in the second round of the tournament.
All set to play. Photo by LOLHS Boys’ Soccer
OLD LYME/DEEP RIVER — In a thrilling game played away under the lights at Valley Regional High School, Old Lyme came away with a 4-4 draw against Valley Regional.
Old Lyme is now 4-4-3 overall and 4-2-2 in the Shoreline Conference.
Senior Alexis Fenton (left) pulls away from the pack in the game against Valley. All photos o the girl’s game by Andrea Fenton.
The Old Lyme girls pass the ball up the field in Tuesday’s game against Valley.
Callie Bass, left in photo above, follows the path of the ball carefully as she prepares to head it.
Michelle Abraham celebrates her Hole in One with fellow golfer Beth Seddon.
OLD LYME — On July 18, Michelle Abraham of Old Saybrook, golfing with Beth Sullivan of Old Lyme, scored a Hole in One at the Old Lyme Country Club on Hole #3.
Abraham was using her # 8 iron and a white pin.
The hole is 110 yards.
Both players are members of the Women’s Golf Association.
Senior Alexis Fenton, center with ball, scored the winning goal for Old Lyme in the Wildcats 2-1 victory over Portland. All photos by A. Fenton.
OLD LYME — Both Old Lyme soccer teams played at home Thursday and both ended the day undefeated.
The Old Lyme boys tied 1-1 with Liam Celic scoring the only goal for the Wildcats with an assist from David Evers. Cole Bates scored the lone goal for Portland from the penalty spot.
Jonah Lathrop had two saves for the ‘Cats while Eric Medvecky made eight.
The Old Lyme boys are now 3-1-3 overall and 3-1-2 in the Shoreline.
Sydney Goulding, #5, scored the first goal for Old Lyme.
On the adjoining field, the Old Lyme girls pulled off a win to defeat Portland 2-1. Sydney Goulding scored the first goal for the ‘Cats unassisted, but Portland equalized to make the half-time score at 1-1.
Senior Alexis Fenton scored the winning goal for Old Lyme with a header, assisted by Callie Bass.
Calla Gilson (in green), who stepped in for the injured regular goalie Olivia Kelly, made some important saves for Old Lyme.
Calla Gilson, who stepped into the goalie spot for the injured sophomore Olivia Kelly, made six saves for Old Lyme.
