Farmington wins first-ever league championship
FARMINGTON, June 1 – Brigit Hogan scored a school-record 65 goals to help lift the Farmington High girls lacrosse team to its second straight CIAC state tournament berth and its first-ever league championship. With a two-goal win over Southington on May 22 and a 14-5 victory over Berlin on May 24, Farmington (13-3, 5-0) finished undefeated in the CCC South. The Indians dropped a non-league contest to Windsor on opening day by one goal but in the conference bout, it was Farmington that earned a one goal victory, 12-11.
Farmington qualifies for state tournament for second time
FARMINGTON, June 1, 2010 – For the second time in the team’s history, the Farmington High girls lacrosse earned a spot in the CIAC tournament. The Indians went 7-9 to earn a berth in the CIAC Division II tournament. But Trumbull ended Farmington’s tournament with a 17-2 victory in the first round.
Under first-year head coach Jeff Manaresi, Farmington (7-10, 1-4 CCC South) scored a team-record 173 goals this season, led by Heather McElroy with a team-leading 36 goals and eight assists for 44 points. Caroline King added 27 goals and 14 assists for 41 points. Bridgit Hogan scored 28 goals and with six assists, she had 34 points. Other top scorers included Kaitlyn Murray (17-9, 26) and Morgan Beaupre (11-8, 19).
Farmington began the season by winning three of its first four games with wins over Morgan, Canton and Housatonic. Other key wins came with a 15-9 victory over Berlin and a 12-7 win over East Catholic on Senior Night. Farmington posted its only shutout of the season with a 15-0 win over Housatonic with six goals from McElroy to clinch a spot in the Division II tournament.
Indians earn first league win
FARMINGTON, June 1, 2009 -- In its first season in the Central Connecticut Conference, the Indians went 6-10 overall and 1-7 in the league. Their only league victory came in the season finale against Windsor, 15-13. Glastonbury won the CCC title with a perfect 8-0 record followed by South Windsor (7-1) and Hall (6-2). Schweighoffer was the lone FHS athlete to earn All-CCC honors. Next spring, Farmington will play in the CCC South with Southington, Windsor, Newington, Berlin and East Catholic.
An opportunity for a banner
FARMINGTON -- For the first time since the program took the field as a varsity program in 2000, the Indians will have a league championship to shoot for. Farmington will begin play in the Central Connecticut Conference after the school joined the CCC last fall.
June 2007
Indians fall in first tournament game
RIDGEFIELD, June 4, 2007 – After a two-week layoff, No. 7 Ridgefield burst out of the gate with a 10-1 surge and led by 11 goals at halftime (13-2) to beat No. 10 Farmington, 19-7 in the first round of the CIAC Division II tournament. It was the first post-season appearance for the Indians (10-7). Unselfish play carried the Tigers, who hadn’t played since the end of the FCIAC regular season. They didn’t qualify for the FCIAC Tournament. "This was one of the best games we've played all season, working as team together," Ridgefield coach Lloyd-Williams told the Danbury News TImes. "We're all psyched to be in states because we didn't make FCIACs so this is a big deal for us. We've been working hard in practice and it's beginning to show.” Farmington junior Kaylin Berger scored four of her team's seven goals to finish the season with 50.
Ridgefield 19, Farmington 7
At Ridgefield
Farmington (10-7) 2 5 -- 7
Ridgefield (11-6) 13 6 -- 19
GOALS: Ridgefield: Melissa Lloyd-Williams 5, Lauren Flood 3, Sam Ohrem 3, Alexa Darling 3, Jocelyn Kuchta 2, Jeanne Donovan, Theresa Donovan, Kristina Baker.
Farmington: Kaylin Berger 4, Allana Morawski 2, Meghan Murray. ASSISTS: Jeanne Donovan 6, Alexa Darling 2, Kuchta, Ohrem. SAVES: Jenna Ruddock (R) 8; Amanda McKeon (F) 11.
2011 results
April 6: Windsor 11, Farmington 10
April 8: Farmington 19, Ellington 10
April 11: Farmington 15, Lewis Mills 1
April 14: Glastonbury 16, Farmington 4
April 10: Farmington 9, Granby 8
April 26: Farmington 6, Newington 5
April 29: Hall 13, Farmington 5
May 3: Farmington 12, Windsor 11
May 5: Farmington 14, Ellington 8
May 10: Farmington 15, East Catholic 7
May 11: Farmington 17, Lewis Mills 0
May 22: Farmington 13, Southington 11
May 24: Farmington 14, Berlin 5
May 25: Farmington 17, Canton 5
May 26: Farmington 13, Canton 0
CIAC Class M first round
June 2: New Fairfield 17, Farmington 13
Leading scorers: Brigit Hogan 65 goals, 22 assists, 87 points; Carolyn King 51-7, 58; Kaitlyn Murray 39-19, 58; Maureen Gallo 11-17, 28; Julie Theisfeldt 23-2, 25;
All-CCC South: Carolyn King, Kaitlyn Murray, Brigit Hogan, Jadin James
2010 results
April 9: Farmington 18, Morgan 6
April 13: Glastonbury 17, Farmington 2
April 15: Farmington 14, Canton 2
April 26: Farmington 14, Housatonic 1
April 27: Newington 11, Farmington 8
April 29: Hall 19, Farmington 8
May 3: Granby 12, Farmington 3
May 4: Windsor 15, Farmington 14
May 6: Farmington 15, Berlin 9
May 11: Southington 20, Farmington 8
May 13: Farmington 18, Canton 3
May 17: Farmington 12, East Catholic 7
May 18: Ellington 10, Farmington 8
May 20: South WIndsor 14, Farmington 3
May 24: Farmington 15, Housatonic 0
May 25: Berlin 15, Farmington 10
Indians finish 7-9 and 1-4 CCC South. Bridgit Hogan and Kaillyn Murray named to All-CCC South team. Southington (5-0) won CCC South title
CIAC DIvision II tournament
First round: Trumbull 17, Farmington 2
Leading scorers: Heather McElroy 36 goals, 8 assists, 44 points; Caroline King 27-14, 41; Brigit Hogan 28-6, 34; Kaitlyn Murray 17-9, 26; Morgan Beaupre 11-8, 19; Haley Tufano 9-7, 16
2009 results
April 8: Conard 16, Farmington 6
April 14: Glastonbury 20, Farmington 6
April 16: Farmington 15, Berlin 7
April 20: Granby 10, Farmington 3
April 23: Farmington 17, Housatonic 3
April 24: Farmington 13, NW Catholic 7
April 27: Simsbury 17, Farmington 8
April 30: Hall 23, Farmington 4
May 8: Farmington 16, Housatonic 2
May 12: NW Catholic 13, Farmington 10
May 14: Newington 10, Farmington 9
May 18: So. Windsor 20, Farmington 7
May 19: Southington 13, Farmington 8
May 21: Farmington 10, East Catholic 7
May 26: Ellington 15, Farmington 7
May 27: Farmington 15, Windsor 13
6-10, 1-7 CCC. Glastonbury (8-0) won the league championship. Schweighofer made All-CCC team.
2008 results
April 2: Farmington 11, Haddam-Killingworth 4
April 3: Conard 10, Farmington 6
April 9: NW Catholic 12, Farmington 7
April 10: Farmington 15, East Catholic 0
April 11: Suffield 12, Farmington 8
April 21: Ellington 9, Farmington 7
April 24: Farmington 20, East Catholic 13
April 30: NW Catholic 8, Farmington 7
May 5: Farmington 13, Newington 12
May 12: Windsor 12, Farmington 11
May 13: Hall 17, Farmington 2
May 14: Granby 12, Farmington11
May 15: Suffield 16, Farmington 10
May 19: Farmington 13, Housatonic 1
May 22: Farmington 11, Housatonic 2 (6-9)
2007 results
Thur. April 5: Conard 12, FHS 4
Tue. April 10: FHS 13, Windsor 7
Fri. April 13: FHS 9, East Catholic 3
Mon. April 24: FHS 12, H-Killingwrth 4
Thur. April 26: FHS 9, East Catholic 5
Fri. May 4: Avon 11, FHS 5
Mon. May 7: FHS 11, Granby 7
Tue. May 8: FHS 11, Housatonic 2
Thur. May 10: FHS 8, Ellington 3
Mon. May 14: NW Catholic 10, FHS 9
Thur. May 15: Hall 13, FHS 0
Thur. May 17: FHS 9, Suffield 8
Mon. May 21: FHS 9, H-Killingwrth 5
Thur. May 24: FHS 12, Housatonic 3
CIAC Division II tournament
First round
Ridgefield 19, Farmington 7
2006 results
4-6: Windsor 4, Farmington 2, A
4-11: Amity 9, Farmington 6, A
4-13: Farmington 10, East Catholic 1, A
4-26: Farmington 10, East Catholic 1, H
4-28: Farmington 10, Housatonic 1, A
5-2: N.W. Catholic 9, Farmington 8, A
5-5: Hamden 9, Farmington 8, H
5-8: Conard 13, Farmington 4, A
5-9: Southington 12, Farmington 7, A
5-10: Farmington 5, N.W. Catholic 4, H
5-11: Farmington 9, Somers 8, H
5-18: Amity 9, Farmington 5, H
5-22: Guilford 15, Farmington 5, H
5-23: Farmington 9, Newington 9 (tie), A
5-24: Hall 6, Farmington 4, H
5-25: Avon 19, Farmington 5, A
2005 results
April 7: @Glastonbury 8, Farmington 2
April 9: @Hamden 9, Farmington 7
April 12: @Conard 13, Farmington 3
April 14: @N.W. Catholic 8, Farmington 6
April 26: SOMERS 7, Farmington 6
April 30: @Guilford 12, Farmington 3
May 3: @Somers 12, Farmington 6
May 5: Farmington 11, GRANBY club 0
May 9: Farmington 13, ELLINGTON 8
May 10: AVON 17, Farmington 3
May 12: Farmington 7, HADDAM-KILLINGWORTH 6
May 16: Farmington 8, WINDSOR 5
May 19: N.W. CATHOLIC 8, Farmington 4
May 23: Farmington 17, @Ellington 9
May 24: Farmington 12, NEWINGTON 9
2005 scoring
Farmington goals
Glastonbury (2) -- Amanda Granger, Kristina Sisti
Hamden (7) --
Conard (3) -- Kay Berger 3.
N.W. Catholic (6) -- Berger 3, Granger 2, Allie Baier
Somers (7) --
Guilford (5) --
