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South Windsor Gets Votes in Latest Softball Poll
The Bobcats posted a shutout victory in their lone outing thus far this season.

SOUTH WINDSOR, CT — An impressive opening game enabled the South Windsor High School softball team to earn votes in the latest balloting of coaches and media members.
The Bobcats (1-0) blanked Manchester 6-0 to open the season on the correct foot. Four games are scheduled in the next five days, against CCC foes Newington, East Hartford, Glastonbury and Bristol Central.
Seymour (1-0) received eight of 13 first-place votes to top the balloting for the second straight week.
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Here are the top 15, plus all other schools which received votes in the balloting, with records through April 8:
- Seymour (1-0)
- Southington (0-0)
- Trumbull (2-0)
- Masuk (2-0)
- Joel Barlow (2-0)
- Cheshire (1-0)
- East Haven (2-0)
- Norwich Free Academy (1-1)
- Griswold (3-0)
- North Branford (2-0)
- Daniel Hand (3-0)
- Granby Memorial (2-0)
- Newtown (2-0)
- Holy Cross (0-1)
- St. Joseph (1-1)
Also receiving votes: Amity Regional (1-1), Middletown (0-0), Bristol Eastern (0-0), E.O. Smith (1-0), New Milford (2-0), North Haven (1-1), Norwalk (2-1), Notre Dame-Fairfield (2-0), Guilford (1-1), Fairfield Warde (0-1), South Windsor (1-0), Bunnell (2-0), Thomaston (2-0), Coventry (0-0), Fitch (0-1), Lauralton Hall (2-0), Naugatuck (2-0), Stamford (101).
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Voters: Tony Calcagni, Coginchaug; Vickie Fulkerson, The Day; George DeMaio, WELI; Ken Pereiras, Seymour; Richard Zalusky, Willimantic Chronicle; Jimmy Zanor, Norwich Bulletin; Lori Riley, Hartford Courant; Jeff Babineau, St. Joseph; Scott Ericson, Stamford Advocate; Ryan Lacey, Danbury News Times; Mike Madera, Hearst Connecticut Media; Dave Phillips, Hearst Connecticut Media; Tim Jensen, Patch Media Corp.
Photo credit: Tim Jensen
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