SENIOR TRAVEL

By KIM HARMON

Published: May 22, 2001 12:00 am

SENIOR TRAVEL

FAIRFIELD 8, NEWTOWN 2: In a physical, hard-fought game, Newtown fell to Fairfieldâs Wakemans Club. Alex Caruso and Ryan Bigham scored for Newtown while Brendan OâConnor had an assist. Tim Howland and Tyler Bigham provided solid goalkeeping while Mike Cummings and Jay Schunter were tough at the midfield.

ELI 11, NEWTOWN 9: Mike Cummings had three goals and three assists in a thrilling game in New Haven. Ryan Bigham and Brendan Kelly had two goals apiece as Jay Schunter and Alex Caruso added one goal apiece. Tyler Bigham and Tim Howland played well in goal.

NEWTOWN 13, BROOKFIELD 4: Alex Caruso scored four goals while Mike Cummings and Drew Harmata added three apiece to lead Newtown to the win. Brendan Kelly, Justin Bass and Jay Bell also scored as Brendan OâConnor had three assists and Ryan Bigham and Cummings had two each. Kelly and Tyler Law also had assists. Marc Ingerman, Mike Conroy and Alex Read sparked the defense.

SENIOR IN-HOUSE

REDDING 9, UMASS/SYRACUSE 3: The combined In House teams of U Mass and Syracuse dropped a tough game to Redding Senior Travel. Kevin Cuseo, Brandon Thomas, and Jesse Gerardi led the scoring with a goal each while Brendan Reilly and Thomas combined to make 15 saves in goal. Don Sheppard led the middies with seven ground balls.

LOYOLA/DUKE 8, BROOKFIELD 8: The combined In House teams of Loyola and Duke played a thrilling double overtime game against Brookfield Senior Travel that was stopped at 8-8 due to darkness. Matt Dalling and Kyle Ekstrom had hat tricks with Tim Lynch and Dan Gindraux adding a goal each. Corey Regensburger added two assists and Gindraux contributed one. Steve Giacalone made 13 saves in goal in the first half and Regensburger had nine in the second including several point blank stops in the overtime periods.

REDDING 4, UMASS/SYRACUSE 3: The combined In House teams of U Mass and Syracuse dropped a hard fought game with Redding Senior Travel. Jesse Gerardi scored two goals and Kyle Shevlin added another on an assist from Chris Naglieri. Matt Dalling played excellent in the goal making 17 saves.

SOUTHINGTON 6, LOYOLA/DUKE 2: Loyola/Duke played hard behind goalie Chris Naglieriâs spectacular day in the cage but came up short to Southington, 6-2. Naglieri stopped 22 shots to keep the game close and Dan Gindraux fired in two goals to lead the scoring.

FAIRFIELD RED 6, UMASS/LOYOLA 2: UMass/ Loyola came up short against Fairfield Red by the score of 6-2. Andrew White and Brendan Reilly scored a goal each with Brandon Thomas contributing an assist. Brendan Kelly was solid in the goal with 11 saves with Josh Liska, Matt Fisher, and Jay Morrissey leading the defense.

FAIRFIELD GOLD 6, DUKE/SYRACUSE 2: Duke/Syracuse dropped a tight game to Fairfield Gold. Kevin Cuseo and Jesse Gerardi each had goals while Chris Naglieri had another super game in the goal stopping 18 shots. Blaise and Sean LaPorta combined for a phenomenal 23 ground balls at the midfield while Ben Krinke scooped up eight on attack.

JUNIOR IN-HOUSE

NEWTOWN 7, BROOKFIELD 5: The combined Newtown squads (Duke, Loyola, Syracuse and UMass) took a quick trip over to Candlewood Lake and defeated their host in a fast paced contest. Scoring for Newtown was Tim Wheeler with three and Ray Palmer with two. Alek Glasrud and Sean Kirk each added a goal. Providing continuos offensive pressure, attackmen Cody Cullens, Kyle Shevlin and Brian Kirk kept the Bobcats in their defensive zone. Eric Dreher and Dave Mariano prowled the midfield while Wilson Davidson, Blake Bell and Bill Romaniello played smothering defense. In Goal Scott Shannon had 11 saves.

JUNIOR TRAVEL

NEWTOWN (A) 6, NEW MILFORD (A) 3: The laxmen delivered a balanced offensive and defensive effort this day. Scoring for Newtown was spread across six players, with Greg Hill, Max Beitel Garrett OâConnor, Nick Maurer, Ned Emoerson and Zack DâAgostino all notching a goal. Assisting on these goals were Travis Speer, Alex Hamilton, Alex Divico, Ryan Morriessy, Matt Hill, and Erich Dinnan. Defensive standouts on this day included Ian White, Eric Palmer and Connor Collier. The Newtown Keeper, Dave Lewis delivered 13 saves.

NEWTOWN (A) 5, GREENWICH (B) 4 (OT): Newtown stormed back from a 2-1 half time deficit to defeat Greenwich in overtime. Ian Tarrant scored four goals and Erich Dinnan added one, while Alex Divico had a pair of assists and Greg Hill had one.Â Special recognition goes to Bob Attanasio, Christian Beitel and Travis Speer for fueling Newtownâs offense with ball movement and possessions which provided the scoring opportunities. Defensive stalwarts Scott Regnery and Nick Maurer aided their keeper, Dave Lewis (14 saves ) to seal the victory for Newtown.

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Thank you Brandon for providing a realistic view of the cost of war.

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Thank you for your service and thank you Brandon Moore. I come from a family of veterans that goes back decades. I am grateful for their sacrifice and have advocated for their rights, as an attorney. There is such a divide between the demands of military service and civilian everyday life that many do not appreciate. I watched my oldest brother manage the two cultures. In the current political climate, I want someone with a long track record of community advocacy that addresses the needs of the Newtown elderly, students, young families, the growing costs of everyday living expenses, gun violence, food insecurity, division amongst groups, long term strategizing for economic development and improvement of quality of life. I have lived in Newtown five years and still do not know all there is to know in order to address the needs of neighbors. Michelle has lived in Newtown for sixteen years and has a record of fighting for the needs of the entire community. At this moment in our existence that is the type of fighter that we need and that is why I am grateful for Brandon Moore's service but my family and I support Michelle Ku and hope that she will be the State Representative and that Brandon Moore will be involved in moving the needs of the Newtown community forward, with the rest of us learning the needs of the community.

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In the time since this letter was written, the developer looking to redevelop this location reasonably accommodated this concern with an entrance and exit onto state rt 34, a main road. They did not get the same accommodation Toll Brothers was granted for the Simpson's condos, condos on what used to be horse pasture, and before that a Native American camp site. As for the open space concerns, this site is located adjacent to public sports fields, walking distance to Sandy Hook Center, and there is a trail head for a nice walking path in the woods and along the river directly across Oakview. Potential residents would have generous access to open space.

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I generally agree with Tom Johnson, re: following the rules of the road, both legal and/or commonly accepted. However, there are times, especially when the bulk of the traffic is using Main Street to bypass congestion on 84, when yielding to turning drivers at the flagpole makes the most sense. Coming home from Trumbull today, I noticed that several southbound drivers were planning to turn left onto Church Hill, and the line of cars went beyond what I could see. The northbound lane was also very busy. I admit that I may have waived my right by slowing down to create a gap for a southbound car to turn. I then moved to the staging position within the circle (small car so no disruption to northbound traffic), but the intersection was then blocked by southbound traffic turning left. Of note, that intersection can easily become gridlocked if 6-8 drivers claim right of way (3 or 4 cars in each direction).Thankfully, the third lefthand turner stayed back and waived me through. To many people, it is not clear who has right of way in such circumstances. IMO, it makes sense to ensure that traffic can travel north and south, and sometimes that means yielding the right of way. Hopefully someday the State will address the traffic issues on 84 and we will no longer have as much congestion at the flagpole.

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