Trumbull Scores and Standings: June 24

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The 13th Annual Governor’s Cup Senior All-Star football game, presented by the Connecticut High School Coaches Association, will be played Sunday at Southington High School.

The game is normally played at Rentschler Field  in East Hartford, but was moved this year because UConn is installing a new turf field. Kickoff is at 4:30 p.m. and tickets are $8.

Connecticut leads the series against Rhode Island 9-3, with its only losses coming from 2000-2002.  The Nutmegers have won the last eight contests including a 29-7 victory last season.

Here is a list of the Connecticut roster with St. Joseph and Trumbull players in bold:

Joe DellaVecchia, St. Joseph
Kyle Nolan, Branford
Erich Berzinskas, Morgan
Montrell Dobbs, Ansonia
Jon Esposito, Conard
Max Delorenzo, Berlin
James Ward, Wilbur Cross
Brian Kelly, Brookfield
Tyler Dube, Southington
Tirrell Young, Notre Dame-West Haven
Mike Georgalas, Shelton
Nainy Bah, Morgan
Colin Smith, Norwich Free Academy
Wynton Borders, Capitol Prep
Marc DesRuisseaux, Stratford
Brendan Coan, Old Saybrook
Tom Linden, Xavier
David Shainess, Glastonbury
Dashon Riley, Hillhouse
Dayquon Byrd, Crosby
Robbie Goldstein, Lyman Hall
Ryan Peloquin, St. Paul’s
Peter Kelly, Norwich Free Academy
Paul Sullivan, South Windsor
Tywan Jenkins, New London
Matt Cassidy, Manchester
Jack DeBlase, Woodland
Carlos Lozada, New London
Seth Devalve, Manchester
Lucas Desouza, Bridgeport Central
Malcolm Crossen, Glastonbury
Tyrell Holmes, Bristol Eastern
Phil Terio, Trumbull
Kevin Manning, Prince Tech
Shane Anane, Hartford Public
Tyler Matakevich, St. Joseph
Brian McClain, Windsor
Dean Tsoponides, Torrington
Chris LeSure, Wethersfield
Max Nacewicz, Newtown
Mark Robinson, Stamford
Kadeam Ward, Glastonbury
Walter Auger, Xavier
Maxx Frisco, Sheehan
Tyre Pinder, Hartford Public
Stephan Dance, New London
Kevin Maxen, Pomperaug
Willie Maxen, Pomperaug
Tyrick Thomas, Windsor
Desmond Grey, Ledyard
Joe Delaguila, Berlin
Eddie Glenn, North Haven
Chris Valenti, Bethel

- Considering there are more than 6,000 Little Leagues through the United States, the odds of any one reaching the promised land in Williamsport are astronomical.

But as Fairfield American showed last year, it is not impossible for a team from Connecticut to get there. The boys from Fairfield became the 17th squad from the state to reach the Little League World Series.

The summer-long process begins anew on Saturday with the start of the District Two tournament. Ten teams, split into two pools, will compete for the right to advance to the state sectionals. Every team will be in action on Saturday as five games are scheduled.

All games in the District Two tournament will be played at Bridgeport's Blackham Field. Participating teams are Fairfield National and American, Trumbull National and American, Stratford, Westport, Easton, Monroe and North End and Park City from Bridgeport.

At the conclusion of pool play, the top two finishers in each division advance to a double elimination playoff.

The section one tournament, to be hosted by Orange of District Four, is set for July 20-27. The two sectional winners clash in a best-of-three series to determine the state champion.

The Connecticut state winner advances to the New England Regionals in Bristol from August 4-14.  The eight regional winners from around the country qualify for the Little World Series, to be played from Aug. 18-28 in Williamsport.

Also on the line in the coming days with be district titles in the baseball 10, and 11-year-old age brackets and softball championships in the 10- 11- and 12-year-old divisions.

American Legion Baseball

THURSDAY'S RESULTS

Bridgeport Jr. vs. Trumbull Jr., 5:30 p.m., at Seaside 1

Stamford Sr. vs. Trumbull Sr.

FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE

Stamford Jr. vs. Trumbull Jr., 5:45 p.m., at Westhill High School

Trumbull Sr. vs. Wilton Sr., 5:30 p.m., at Trumbull High School

SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE

Trumbull Sr. vs. Fairfield Sr., 10 a.m., Trumbull High School

SUNDAY'S SCHEDULE

Ridgefield Sr. vs. Trumbull Sr., 12 p.m., at old Ridgefield High School

 AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL STANDINGS

The 13th Annual Governor’s Cup Senior All-Star football game, presented by the Connecticut High School Coaches Association, will be played on Friday at Southington High School.

The game is normally played at Rentschler Field  in East Hartford, but was moved this year because UConn is installing a new turf field. Kickoff is at 4:30 p.m. and tickets are $8.

Connecticut leads the series against Rhode Island 9-3, with its only losses coming from 2000-2002.  The Nutmegers have won the last eight contests including a 29-7 victory last season.

Here is a list of the Connecticut roster with St. Joseph and Trumbull players in bold:

Joe DellaVecchia, St. Joseph
Kyle Nolan, Branford
Erich Berzinskas, Morgan
Montrell Dobbs, Ansonia
Jon Esposito, Conard
Max Delorenzo, Berlin
James Ward, Wilbur Cross
Brian Kelly, Brookfield
Tyler Dube, Southington
Tirrell Young, Notre Dame-West Haven
Mike Georgalas, Shelton
Nainy Bah, Morgan
Colin Smith, Norwich Free Academy
Wynton Borders, Capitol Prep
Marc DesRuisseaux, Stratford
Brendan Coan, Old Saybrook
Tom Linden, Xavier
David Shainess, Glastonbury
Dashon Riley, Hillhouse
Dayquon Byrd, Crosby
Robbie Goldstein, Lyman Hall
Ryan Peloquin, St. Paul’s
Peter Kelly, Norwich Free Academy
Paul Sullivan, South Windsor
Tywan Jenkins, New London
Matt Cassidy, Manchester
Jack DeBlase, Woodland
Carlos Lozada, New London
Seth Devalve, Manchester
Lucas Desouza, Bridgeport Central
Malcolm Crossen, Glastonbury
Tyrell Holmes, Bristol Eastern
Phil Terio, Trumbull
Kevin Manning, Prince Tech
Shane Anane, Hartford Public
Tyler Matakevich, St. Joseph
Brian McClain, Windsor
Dean Tsoponides, Torrington
Chris LeSure, Wethersfield
Max Nacewicz, Newtown
Mark Robinson, Stamford
Kadeam Ward, Glastonbury
Walter Auger, Xavier
Maxx Frisco, Sheehan
Tyre Pinder, Hartford Public
Stephan Dance, New London
Kevin Maxen, Pomperaug
Willie Maxen, Pomperaug
Tyrick Thomas, Windsor
Desmond Grey, Ledyard
Joe Delaguila, Berlin
Eddie Glenn, North Haven
Chris Valenti, Bethel