Ridgefield Scores and Standings, Nov. 22

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Ridgefield's Sarah Guilliaume and Caroline Carr was named to the girls Class LL all-state team during the Connecticut High School Coaches Association’s All-State cross country banquet at the Aqua Turf Club last week.

Joining Guillaume and Carr on the Class LL team were Nicole Ambrosecchio of Westhill and FCIAC champion Abby Markowitz and Sarah Fountain of Greenwich.

Seventeen runners from the FCIAC earned all-state honors, eight boys and nine girls.

Fairfield Prep's Connor Rog, the state Open champion, was named the runner of the year while the Jesuits, who won the Open team title, werehonored as the Team of the Year.

FCIAC champion Henry Wynne and Mikolaj Kulis of Staples joined Danbury’s Thomas Moore and Nicholas Carlson as the Class LL boys all-state winners

Harry Warnick of Fairfield Warde and Darien’s Luis Micha Johnson, Charlie Baird and Michael Coe were honored as the FCIAC's all-state winners in Class L

Wilton's Alosha Southern and Alexandra Fiesel and Darien's Grace Loh were named to the girls Class L all-state team

After an abbreviated week nine schedule, the Ridgefield football team is tied for 10th in the Class LL rankings heading into Wednesday's regular-season finale against Danbury.

However, the Tigers appear to be in good position to secure a state playoff berth (must finish in the top eight), assuming, of course, a win over the Hatters. 

The race for the final playoff spot in Class LL is remarkably close as Shelton and Pomperaug are tied for eighth with 940 points and just 10 points ahead of Ridgefield and Glastonbury.

Shelton has 130 points available against Derby (3-6) and an additional 70 bonus points on the line, but the Gaels would need wins by the likes of Hamden, Guilford and Wilbur Cross, who will be heavy underdogs in their Thanksgiving Day games.

Pomperaug can secure 130 points with a win over Oxford (3-6) and has an additional 30 bonus available. It also has a guaranteed 20 bonus points.

Glastonbury has 130 points available against Simsbury (3-6) and 10 guaranteed bonus points along with an additional 50 bonus points possible.

Ridgefield gets 150 points with a win over Danbury (5-4) and also has 20 guaranteed 20 bonus points in its back pocket. The Tigers also have a additional 30 bonus points on the table. The teams they need to win are McMahon (Norwalk), Stamford (Westhill) and Wilton (Trinity Catholic)

 Of the four teams, Ridgefield appears to have the most favorable schedule.

McMahon certainly will be an underdog, but Stamford and Wilton will be favorites in their games.

Ridgefield also would get a huge boost if Greenwich (seventh in the Class LL rankings) loses to Staples in the FCIAC championship game.

MONDAY'S RESULTS

No game scheduled

TUESDAY'S SCHEDULE

No games scheduled

STANDINGS

• Football

• Boys soccer

• Girls soccer

Field hockey

Girls volleyball