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**Unregistered** · 02-03-2018, 01:18 AM

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https://www.ctpost.com/highschool/ar...s-12541279.php

Lauren Tangney, Warde
Senior midfielder scored six goals and added seven assists for the Mustangs, who reached the FCIAC semifinals and Class LL second round � Finished career with 18 goals and 22 assists � All-State Class LL, All-FCIAC first team.

Claire Middlebrook, Ridgefield
Junior scored twice in the Class LL title game to earn MVP honors and lead the Tigers to the championship � Defender had eight goals and five assists in her career as a three-year starter � All-State Class LL, All-FCIAC first team.

Tory Bike, St. Joseph
Senior helped lead the Cadets to the Class L and FCIAC championships � All-New England, three-time All-State Class L and All-FCIAC first team.

Emily DeNunzio, Darien
Senior central defender helped the Blue Wave post 20 shutouts over the last two seasons � During senior year, led Darien to the Class LL semifinals and FCIAC quarterfinals � Four-year starter finished career with 18 goals and 17 assists � All-State Class LL, All-FCIAC first team � Selected to play in the High School All-American game in Orlando, Fla.

Kacey Lawrence, Masuk
Sophomore forward and two-year starter has career totals of 41 goals and 26 assists � Last season, led the Panthers to the SWC quarterfinals and Class L first round � Two-time team Offensive Player of the Year � Two-time All-State Class L and All-SWC first team � Committed to play at Michigan.

Kayla Mingachos, Immaculate
Junior scored 18 goals and added 14 assists for the Mustangs, who won the SWC title and reached the Class M second round � Has career totals of 27 goals and 35 assists � All-New England, All-State Class M, two-time All-SWC first team.

Peyton McNamara, McMahon
Sophomore forward has career totals of 26 goals and 13 assists � Last season, led the Senators to the FCIAC quarterfinals and Class LL first round � All-State Class LL, All-FCIAC first team.

Maddie Fried, St. Joseph
Freshman scored 21 goals and had 10 assists to help lead the Cadets to the Class L and FCIAC championships � Scored the only goal in the FCIAC title game to earn MVP honors � All-State Class L, All-FCIAC first team.

Reese Sutter, Staples
Sophomore helped the Wreckers reach the Class LL and FCIAC championship games � Has two-year totals of 14 goals and 17 assists � All-New England, All-State Class LL, All-FCIAC first team.

Sarah Houle, Newtown
Senior midfielder had six goals and 10 assists to lead the Nighthawks to the SWC championship game and Class LL quarterfinals � Two-time All-State Class LL, three-time All-SWC first team � Will attend William & Mary on a golf scholarship.

Anna Sivinski, Staples
Senior goalie posted 30 shutouts in three-year career as starter � During senior season, led the Wreckers to the Class LL and FCIAC title games � All-State Class LL, All-FCIAC first team.

Corinne Dente, Westhill
Junior had 19 goals and nine assists to lead the Vikings � All-State Class LL, All-FCIAC first team.

Emma Curtis, Newtown
Junior forward scored 14 goals and had six assists for the Nighthawks, who reached the SWC title game and Class LL quarterfinals � All-State Class LL, two-time All-SWC first team.

Giavanna DeLorenzo, Masuk
Junior is a three-year varsity player and two-year starter for the Panthers, who reached the SWC quarterfinals and Class L first round last season � Has 36 goals and 23 assists � All-State Class L, two-time All-SWC first team.

Jamie Collimore, Pomperaug
Senior scored 17 goals and added four assists to lead the Panthers to the SWC quarterfinals and Class L second round � Finished career with 40 goals � All-State Class L, All-SWC first team � Will play at Central Connecticut.

Katarzyna Zawadzki, ND-Fairfield
Junior sweeper scored five goals to lead the Lancers to the SWC semifinals and Class L second round � Has 13 career goals as a three-year starter � All-State Class L, All-SWC first team.

Kathryn Barlow, Ridgefield
Senior outside back and center back won one Class LL and two FCIAC championships as a four-year varsity player for the Tigers � During senior season, led defense that held opponents to only 11 goals scored � All-State Class LL, All-FCIAC first team.

Kristen Roessler, Immaculate
Senior goalie voted top keeper in the SWC all four years of varsity career � Posted 50 career shutouts and a goals-against-average of 0.27 for her career � During senior season, led the Mustangs to the SWC championship and Class M second round � All-American, two-time All-New England and three-time All-State Class M and All-SWC first team � Will attend Central Connecticut.

PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Jessica Mazo, St. Joseph
Junior scored 21 goals and had 14 assists to lead the Cadets to their third-straight Class L title and to the FCIAC championship � Has career totals of 52 goals and 39 assists � CGSCA Connecticut Player of the Year � Two-time All-American, All-New England and All-State Class L and three-time All-FCIAC first team.

COACH OF THE YEAR
Barry Beattie, Staples

Coached the Wreckers to the Class LL and FCIAC championship games � FCIAC Coach of the Year.

So, no Uconn rumors seemingly true as Uconn is not in bio.

**Unregistered** · 02-03-2018, 06:31 AM

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https://www.ctpost.com/highschool/ar...s-12541279.php

Lauren Tangney, Warde
Senior midfielder scored six goals and added seven assists for the Mustangs, who reached the FCIAC semifinals and Class LL second round � Finished career with 18 goals and 22 assists � All-State Class LL, All-FCIAC first team.

Claire Middlebrook, Ridgefield
Junior scored twice in the Class LL title game to earn MVP honors and lead the Tigers to the championship � Defender had eight goals and five assists in her career as a three-year starter � All-State Class LL, All-FCIAC first team.

Tory Bike, St. Joseph
Senior helped lead the Cadets to the Class L and FCIAC championships � All-New England, three-time All-State Class L and All-FCIAC first team.

Emily DeNunzio, Darien
Senior central defender helped the Blue Wave post 20 shutouts over the last two seasons � During senior year, led Darien to the Class LL semifinals and FCIAC quarterfinals � Four-year starter finished career with 18 goals and 17 assists � All-State Class LL, All-FCIAC first team � Selected to play in the High School All-American game in Orlando, Fla.

Kacey Lawrence, Masuk
Sophomore forward and two-year starter has career totals of 41 goals and 26 assists � Last season, led the Panthers to the SWC quarterfinals and Class L first round � Two-time team Offensive Player of the Year � Two-time All-State Class L and All-SWC first team � Committed to play at Michigan.

Kayla Mingachos, Immaculate
Junior scored 18 goals and added 14 assists for the Mustangs, who won the SWC title and reached the Class M second round � Has career totals of 27 goals and 35 assists � All-New England, All-State Class M, two-time All-SWC first team.

Peyton McNamara, McMahon
Sophomore forward has career totals of 26 goals and 13 assists � Last season, led the Senators to the FCIAC quarterfinals and Class LL first round � All-State Class LL, All-FCIAC first team.

Maddie Fried, St. Joseph
Freshman scored 21 goals and had 10 assists to help lead the Cadets to the Class L and FCIAC championships � Scored the only goal in the FCIAC title game to earn MVP honors � All-State Class L, All-FCIAC first team.

Reese Sutter, Staples
Sophomore helped the Wreckers reach the Class LL and FCIAC championship games � Has two-year totals of 14 goals and 17 assists � All-New England, All-State Class LL, All-FCIAC first team.

Sarah Houle, Newtown
Senior midfielder had six goals and 10 assists to lead the Nighthawks to the SWC championship game and Class LL quarterfinals � Two-time All-State Class LL, three-time All-SWC first team � Will attend William & Mary on a golf scholarship.

Anna Sivinski, Staples
Senior goalie posted 30 shutouts in three-year career as starter � During senior season, led the Wreckers to the Class LL and FCIAC title games � All-State Class LL, All-FCIAC first team.

Corinne Dente, Westhill
Junior had 19 goals and nine assists to lead the Vikings � All-State Class LL, All-FCIAC first team.

Emma Curtis, Newtown
Junior forward scored 14 goals and had six assists for the Nighthawks, who reached the SWC title game and Class LL quarterfinals � All-State Class LL, two-time All-SWC first team.

Giavanna DeLorenzo, Masuk
Junior is a three-year varsity player and two-year starter for the Panthers, who reached the SWC quarterfinals and Class L first round last season � Has 36 goals and 23 assists � All-State Class L, two-time All-SWC first team.

Jamie Collimore, Pomperaug
Senior scored 17 goals and added four assists to lead the Panthers to the SWC quarterfinals and Class L second round � Finished career with 40 goals � All-State Class L, All-SWC first team � Will play at Central Connecticut.

Katarzyna Zawadzki, ND-Fairfield
Junior sweeper scored five goals to lead the Lancers to the SWC semifinals and Class L second round � Has 13 career goals as a three-year starter � All-State Class L, All-SWC first team.

Kathryn Barlow, Ridgefield
Senior outside back and center back won one Class LL and two FCIAC championships as a four-year varsity player for the Tigers � During senior season, led defense that held opponents to only 11 goals scored � All-State Class LL, All-FCIAC first team.

Kristen Roessler, Immaculate
Senior goalie voted top keeper in the SWC all four years of varsity career � Posted 50 career shutouts and a goals-against-average of 0.27 for her career � During senior season, led the Mustangs to the SWC championship and Class M second round � All-American, two-time All-New England and three-time All-State Class M and All-SWC first team � Will attend Central Connecticut.

PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Jessica Mazo, St. Joseph
Junior scored 21 goals and had 14 assists to lead the Cadets to their third-straight Class L title and to the FCIAC championship � Has career totals of 52 goals and 39 assists � CGSCA Connecticut Player of the Year � Two-time All-American, All-New England and All-State Class L and three-time All-FCIAC first team.

COACH OF THE YEAR
Barry Beattie, Staples

Coached the Wreckers to the Class LL and FCIAC championship games � FCIAC Coach of the Year.

Yawn. Missed 85% of the state. Thanks dad

**Unregistered** · 02-03-2018, 06:57 AM

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Yawn. Missed 85% of the state. Thanks dad

Perhaps, but I guess he missed one particular player, Hahahaha 😧

**Unregistered** · 02-03-2018, 07:25 AM

Originally posted by Unregistered View Post

Yawn. Missed 85% of the state. Thanks dad

The team is selected from the schools that encompass the distribution of the CT Post newspaper. It's their All-Star team, not a state wide team.

So any player outside of Fairfield County is not even considered. Frankly, kids from towns on the extreme edge of Fairfield County or those schools that play outside the FCIAC or SWC also get overlooked.

It's the nature of the beast. I vote for members of this team every year. Tough to make viable choices, since many of the players in the area pool are not seen by all the coaches submitting ballots. Have to rely a lot on reputation.

**Unregistered** · 02-03-2018, 07:28 AM

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Yawn. Missed 85% of the state. Thanks dad

Thanks Captain Obvious

They pull from their geographic area namely the SWC and FCIAC. It�s not supposed to be from all areas of the state

Just like The Hartford Courant or NH Register pull from their geographic area

**Unregistered** · 02-03-2018, 10:17 AM

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Yawn. Missed 85% of the state. Thanks dad

Bet you feel pretty stupid right now?

**Unregistered** · 02-03-2018, 10:21 AM

Boys list (together by school):

Felipe Alves, Danbury: Senior holding midfielder and center forward scored in eight of the Hatters� last 10 games to lead the team to the FCIAC semifinals and Class LL quarterfinals � Team captain � All-State Class LL, All-FCIAC first team.

Ryan Winkler, Masuk: Junior striker scored 36 goals and added 12 assists for the Panthers, who reached the Class L and SWC championship games � All-New England, All-State Class L, All-SWC first team.

Ryan Hodska, Masuk: Senior center midfielder had 18 goals and 19 assists to help lead the Panthers to the Class L and SWC championship games � Selected to play in the Senior Bowl � All-State Class L, All-SWC first team.

Jackson Stalowir, Barlow: Senior led the Falcons to the SWC title and the Class L second round � All-State Class L, All-SWC first team.

Jack Warren, Barlow: Junior helped lead the Falcons to the SWC championship and Class L second round � All-State Class L, All-SWC first team.

Jason Weinstein, Trumbull: Junior scored 14 goals, including five game-winners, and had two assists to lead the Eagles to their second-straight FCIAC title game and to the Class LL second round � Has career totals of 31 goals and six assists � Named one of the team�s captains for 2018 fall season � All-State Class LL, All-FCIAC first team.

Jonathan Gomes, Central: Senior had nine goals and eight assists for the Hilltoppers, who reached the Class LL first round � Transferred to Central from Brazil for sophomore year, finishing season with eight goals and 10 assists � Played for Beechside Academy as a junior, scoring five goals and having nine assists � Named MVP of the Senior Bowl game � All-State Class LL, All-FCIAC first team.

Anthony Falstoe, Bethel: Senior midfielder scored 20 career goals � During senior season, led the Wildcats to the SWC semifinals and Class L quarterfinals � Twice selected to serve as team captain � Two-time All-State Class L and All-SWC first team.

Axel Whamond, Fairfield Prep: Junior forward had 25 goals and three assists for the Jesuits, who reached the SCC championship game and Class LL first round � All-SCC first team.

Khaleed Dawkins, Shelton
Senior midfielder scored nine goals and had 12 assists for the Gaels, who reached the SCC semifinals and Class LL quarterfinals � Helped Shelton win the SCC title during sophomore and junior seasons � GNHSOA Player of the Year � All-State Class LL, All-SCC first team.

Sebastian Echeverri, Norwalk: Senior team captain scored 11 goals and added eight assists for the Bears, who reached the Class LL and FCIAC semifinals � All-State Class LL, two-time All-FCIAC first team.

Ali Essallamy, Stamford: Senior led the Black Knights� defense as a three-year varsity player � During senior season, helped Stamford post five shutouts and an 1.3 goals against average � As a center back, had eight goals and two assists during senior year to help Stamford reach the FCIAC quarterfinals and Class LL first round � Team captain and MVP � Selected to play in the Senior Bowl � All-State Class LL, All-FCIAC first team.

James Johnson, Greenwich: Junior goalie led the Cardinals to their second straight FCIAC championship and to the Class LL second round � Posted 20 shutouts in two years as a starter � All-New England, All-State Class LL, All-FCIAC first team.

Thomas Skreja, Newtown: Senior defender was a three-year varsity player for the Nighthawks, helping the team reach the SWC semifinals and Class LL first round during senior season � Had career totals of six goals and 11 assists � Started every game for Newtown for the past two seasons � All-State Class LL, All-SWC first team.

PLAYER OF THE YEAR
JT Siano, Ridgefield: Senior forward scored 22 goals in 18 games for the Tigers, who reached the Class LL and FCIAC quarterfinals � Scored five goals in both his freshman and sophomore seasons � All-State Class LL, All-FCIAC first team.

COACH OF THE YEAR
Antonio Viscuso, Masuk
Coached the Panthers to the Class L and SWC championship games.

**Unregistered** · 02-03-2018, 12:55 PM

Originally posted by Unregistered View Post

Boys list (together by school):

Felipe Alves, Danbury: Senior holding midfielder and center forward scored in eight of the Hatters� last 10 games to lead the team to the FCIAC semifinals and Class LL quarterfinals � Team captain � All-State Class LL, All-FCIAC first team.

Ryan Winkler, Masuk: Junior striker scored 36 goals and added 12 assists for the Panthers, who reached the Class L and SWC championship games � All-New England, All-State Class L, All-SWC first team.

Ryan Hodska, Masuk: Senior center midfielder had 18 goals and 19 assists to help lead the Panthers to the Class L and SWC championship games � Selected to play in the Senior Bowl � All-State Class L, All-SWC first team.

Jackson Stalowir, Barlow: Senior led the Falcons to the SWC title and the Class L second round � All-State Class L, All-SWC first team.

Jack Warren, Barlow: Junior helped lead the Falcons to the SWC championship and Class L second round � All-State Class L, All-SWC first team.

Jason Weinstein, Trumbull: Junior scored 14 goals, including five game-winners, and had two assists to lead the Eagles to their second-straight FCIAC title game and to the Class LL second round � Has career totals of 31 goals and six assists � Named one of the team�s captains for 2018 fall season � All-State Class LL, All-FCIAC first team.

Jonathan Gomes, Central: Senior had nine goals and eight assists for the Hilltoppers, who reached the Class LL first round � Transferred to Central from Brazil for sophomore year, finishing season with eight goals and 10 assists � Played for Beechside Academy as a junior, scoring five goals and having nine assists � Named MVP of the Senior Bowl game � All-State Class LL, All-FCIAC first team.

Anthony Falstoe, Bethel: Senior midfielder scored 20 career goals � During senior season, led the Wildcats to the SWC semifinals and Class L quarterfinals � Twice selected to serve as team captain � Two-time All-State Class L and All-SWC first team.

Axel Whamond, Fairfield Prep: Junior forward had 25 goals and three assists for the Jesuits, who reached the SCC championship game and Class LL first round � All-SCC first team.

Khaleed Dawkins, Shelton
Senior midfielder scored nine goals and had 12 assists for the Gaels, who reached the SCC semifinals and Class LL quarterfinals � Helped Shelton win the SCC title during sophomore and junior seasons � GNHSOA Player of the Year � All-State Class LL, All-SCC first team.

Sebastian Echeverri, Norwalk: Senior team captain scored 11 goals and added eight assists for the Bears, who reached the Class LL and FCIAC semifinals � All-State Class LL, two-time All-FCIAC first team.

Ali Essallamy, Stamford: Senior led the Black Knights� defense as a three-year varsity player � During senior season, helped Stamford post five shutouts and an 1.3 goals against average � As a center back, had eight goals and two assists during senior year to help Stamford reach the FCIAC quarterfinals and Class LL first round � Team captain and MVP � Selected to play in the Senior Bowl � All-State Class LL, All-FCIAC first team.

James Johnson, Greenwich: Junior goalie led the Cardinals to their second straight FCIAC championship and to the Class LL second round � Posted 20 shutouts in two years as a starter � All-New England, All-State Class LL, All-FCIAC first team.

Thomas Skreja, Newtown: Senior defender was a three-year varsity player for the Nighthawks, helping the team reach the SWC semifinals and Class LL first round during senior season � Had career totals of six goals and 11 assists � Started every game for Newtown for the past two seasons � All-State Class LL, All-SWC first team.

PLAYER OF THE YEAR
JT Siano, Ridgefield: Senior forward scored 22 goals in 18 games for the Tigers, who reached the Class LL and FCIAC quarterfinals � Scored five goals in both his freshman and sophomore seasons � All-State Class LL, All-FCIAC first team.

COACH OF THE YEAR
Antonio Viscuso, Masuk
Coached the Panthers to the Class L and SWC championship games.

All very deserving. Congrats to the boys

Glad to see that man in black not win.

**Unregistered** · 02-03-2018, 01:03 PM

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So, no Uconn rumors seemingly true as Uconn is not in bio.

There are a few boys and I girls on these lists that don't have their college commits listed, and that's just the ones I know. DOn't read too much into it.

**Unregistered** · 02-03-2018, 01:05 PM

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All very deserving. Congrats to the boys

Glad to see that man in black not win.

The man in black runs a tight ship. Someday he'll get that trophy. Meanwhile he'll keep making life difficult for others.

**Unregistered** · 02-03-2018, 01:23 PM

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The man in black runs a tight ship. Someday he'll get that trophy. Meanwhile he'll keep making life difficult for others.

He's a worm and a bully. his players don't like him other than his favorites. Other coaches don't like him. Parents don't like him

He plays a good system of pretty soccer. He's won some cups. I will give him that.

**Unregistered** · 02-03-2018, 01:40 PM

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So, no Uconn rumors seemingly true as Uconn is not in bio.

Shes a junior no colleges in the bios of underclassmen except 1

**Unregistered** · 02-03-2018, 01:46 PM

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He's a worm and a bully. his players don't like him other than his favorites. Other coaches don't like him. Parents don't like him

He plays a good system of pretty soccer. He's won some cups. I will give him that.

Was voted SWC COY, by other coaches.

Yes he's a crusty old coot but in a curmudgeonly way. Definitely not everyone's cup of tea. However, with two coaches getting tossed for offenses this year he might want to clean up his act.

**Unregistered** · 02-03-2018, 02:05 PM

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There are a few boys and I girls on these lists that don't have their college commits listed, and that's just the ones I know. DOn't read too much into it.

Yankee mentioned Uconn everytime they wrote her name. For a minute, I almost thought Uconn was her last name I saw it so often.