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LIME ROCK — A record number of teams — 36, to be exact — participated in the Connecticut Electrathon at Lime Rock Park on May 10. And for the first time, one of those silent electric cars was built by students at Housatonic Valley Regional High School.

During the contest, first held in 2001, students raced their battery-powered cars around the track for an hour in an attempt to complete the most laps. The event is held twice a year at Lime Rock, in spring and fall.

Teams traveled from neighboring states to participate, with Noble High School in North Berwick, Maine, making...

Lakeville Journal Sports

The thrill of the game

The Kent School’s Brooks Young celebrated one of the goals he scored against Avon on April 27. Kent’s boys varsity lacrosse team lost the close game, 11-10.

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Coaches reflect on mid-season mark

 
FALLS VILLAGE — Houstaonic Valley Regional High School (HVRHS) coaches have provided updates on the mid-season status of their respective teams.
 
Lacrosse
 
The HVRHS varsity lacrosse team is currently 1-6, with the lone win against Wamogo.
 

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Bridge scores

SHARON — There were five full tables for duplicate bridge at Good Neighbors on Low Road in Sharon on April 10. Playing five boards a round, all pairs played 25 boards — a nice movement with no sit-outs and no skips and no bye tables. The average score was 50.
For North South pairs, in first with 57.5 points (57.5 percent) were Wendy Summer and Trish Stimpson; in second with 52 points (52 percent) were Emily and Billy Saster, and in third with 49 points (49 percent) were Carol Magowan and Harry Hall.

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Kent School earns lacrosse victory

The Kent School’s Brooks Young cradled the ball away from the Loomis Chaffee defender as he pressed toward the goal. Kent’s boys varsity lacrosse team won, 8-5, at home on April 17.

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Memorial softball game is May 4-5

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NORTH CANAAN — The roster of teams is almost full for the Angels in the Infield softball tournament to remember Keri Perotti and to raise funds for a scholarship in her name.
The last day to register is Thursday, April 25. At press time for this week’s Lakeville Journal, nine teams were registered for 10 available spaces.
The enthusiastic response is not surprising. The May 4 and 5 co-ed tournament at Lawrence Field in the center of town will be a chance for players and spectators to gather to remember Perotti, and celebrate her love of the sport.

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Marvelwood takes to fields, court

 
KENT — The Marvelwood School’s athletic teams recently faced a variety of competitors.
 
Boys varsity baseball
 
The Marvelwood boys varsity baseball team defeated Wooster, 10-7, on April 20.
 

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Local athlete returns from California tour

SALISBURY — Lauren Segalla, 13, of Salisbury recently toured southern California on a trip with her team, the CFC Extreme, where they finished 2-1-1 against some of the top teams in the country.
Lauren supplied four of the team’s seven goals on the trip and had an assist for another.
— Matthew Damron,
CFC Extreme manager

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Housy boys defeat Gilbert

FALLS VILLAGE — The Housatonic Valley Regional High School boys tennis team defeated Gilbert, 5-0, at a home match on Wednesday, April 10.
In the number one singles game Ferdinand Gelbrich (H) defeated Ian Ellsworth (G), 6-0, 6-0. In the number two singles, Jonathan Miller (H) defeated Luke Snyder (G), 6-0, 6-0. The number three singles had Zach Busby (H) defeat Shae Coy (G), 6-1, 6-4.
In the number one doubles Liam Lynch and Wayne Purdy (H) defeated Kannon Cole and Austin Stoeke (G), 6-0, 6-0.

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Pitching in

Players at the Amenia baseball clinic at Town Hall took a break from practice recently, where they were working on their pitching and catching skills. Front row, from left, are Nick Reilly, Harrison Ford, Thomas Ford. Back row, from left, are Andrew Nethercott, Ernest Sebastian, Jordan Stevener, Jordan Paraszti, Liam Nethercott, Hunter Colthert, coach John Lamb of Sharon, Conn., (a former pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates), Daniel Thomas and coach DJ Reilly.

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HVRHS girls tennis team wins over Northwestern

FALLS VILLAGE — The Housatonic Valley Regional High School (HVRHS) girls tennis team won a home match against Northwestern on Monday, April 8, 4-3.
In singles, Roberta Fonseca (H) defeated Gabby Nelson (N), 8-2; Jenna Vanicky (H) defeated Jaden Dropick (N), 8-2; Marci Nelson (N) defeated Hillary Henrici (H), 9-8 (7-2); and Grace Morse (H) defeated Annalise Bertell (N), 8-1.

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