Wilton Scores and Standings, Nov. 7

deBeer Lacrosse and Gait Lacrosse,  subsidiaries of global consumer products company Jarden Corporation, has announced their partnership with Wilton Lacrosse Association to support the “1^st Stick Program” designed to give first grade boys and girls in Wilton their first lacrosse stick free.

deBeer and Gait will be donating 100 youth lacrosse sticks to first-raders in Wilton to introduce the sport of lacrosse to children in an effort to grow the game of lacrosse.  Steve Flanagan, president of Wilton Lacrosse Association developed the program and  will work with Gait and deBeer Lacrosse to introduce lacrosse to the first-graders of Wilton this fall.  

“We wanted to accomplish two things with this effort:  first to help first-graders and their parents get started with lacrosse by providing them a free high quality stick and second to build our lacrosse playing base in town," Flanagan said.

"We believe we accomplish both objectives with this effort. We are also thrilled that a respected manufacturer like deBeer & Gait would step up and partner with us  for the next three years on this program."

“We are very excited to announce this partnership,”  marketing director Justin Cutter said. “Wilton Lacrosse is a very successful program that is driven to grow the game of lacrosse in their town at a very high level. Wilton will help play an important role in getting the deBeer and Gait brands further out to the youth market as lacrosse continues to grow like wildfire throughout Connecticut and the  United States."

Sean Caroll tossed four touchdown passes Saturday as the Wilton football team snapped a four-game losing streak with a 33-6 victory over winless Westhill.

Carroll, who connected on 15-of-19 passes, tossed a 5-yard TD strike to Sean Osgood that gave Wilton a 6-0 lead in the second quarter.

After Evan Skoparantzos returned a fumble 85 yards to tie it, Carroll's 3-yard TD pass to Connor Buhler give Wilton a 12-6 halftime lead.

Travis Stella added  a 5-yard TD run in the third quarter before Carroll completed his big afternoon with TD strikes of 48 yards to Alex Ward and 7 yards to Rob Keers.

Wilton improved to 4-4, keeping alive its hopes for a winning season with games remaining against Fairfield Warde and Trinity Catholic.

Wilton's Katie Warburg won her fourth consecutive FCIAC diving championship on Friday at  Westhill

Warburg won in dominating fashion, posting a final score of 410.25 after leading in all but one of 11 rounds during the competition. According to the Norwalk Hour, she is believed to be the first diver in FCIAC history to win four league championships.

Warburg finished well ahead of runner-up Emily Stotesbury of Greenwich, who totaled 357.60 points. New Canaan's Ariana Ross (346.50).

Here are the top 15 finishers:

1. Katie Warburg, Wilton, 410.75; 2. Emily Stotesbery, Greenwich, 357.05; 3.  Ariana Ross, New Canaan, 346.50; 4. Caroline  Ashcraft, Darien, 341.20; 5. Kady  Holland, Wilton, 334.80; 6. Kylie Towbin, New Canaan, 329.00; 7. Kylie More, Fairfield  Warde, 316.10; 8. Meredith  Jonker,  New Canaan, 308.80; 9. Megan  Mahoney, Greenwich, 282.75; 10. Lauren  Cunningham, Westhill/Stamford, 278.50; 11. Weronika Filarska, Greenwich,  274.35; 12. Kelsey  Tague, Fairfield Ludlowe, 267.40; 13. Dani  Pasquarelli, Fairfield Ludlowe, 264.05; 14. Ines Villemure, Greenwich,  245.90; 15. Katie Witschi Darien, 243.85.

Girls swimming: FCIAC finals, team results: 1. New Canaan 396, 2.Greenwich 334, 3. Wilton 321.5, 4. Trumbull 233, 5. (tie) Darien and Norwalk 213, 7. Staples 165, 8. Westhill 138.5, 9. St. Joseph 76, 10. Fairfield Warde 46, 11. Ridgefield 43, 12. Fairfield Ludlowe 22, 13. Danbury 0.

Individual results: 200 medley relay: 1. Wilton 1:47.43; 2.Greenwich 1:48.49; 3. New Canaan 1:49.42; 200 freestyle: 1. Katy Luchansky (St. Joseph) 1:53.15; 2. Caitlin Cole (Trumbull) 1:57.14; 3. Alex Aliapoulios (New Canaan) 1:57.35; 200 IM: 1. Kaylin Moss (Wilton) 2:05.39; 2. Verity Abel (Staples) 2:06.69; 3. Shannon Ahearn (Trumbull) 2:07.93; 50 freestyle: 1. Maddie Rusch (New Canaan) 23.99; 2. Jenna Egan (New Canaan) 24.68; 3. Madeline Dunn (Greenwich) 24.99; 100 butterfly: 1. Rusch (New Canaan) 56.91; 2. Morgan Karetnick (Greenwich) 57.20; 3. Emma Tobey(New Canaan) 58.83; 100 freestyle: 1. Luchansky (St. Joseph) 52.91; 2. Lauren Czulewicz (Norwalk) 54.21; 3. Egan (New Canaan) 54.30; 500 freestyle: 1. Abel (Staples) 5:01.36; 2. Cole (Trumbull) 5:12.49; 3. Czulewicz (Norwalk) 5:15.75; 200 freestyle relay: 1. New Canaan 1:38.80; 2. Wilton 1:39.80; 3.Greenwich 1:41.19; 100 backstroke: 1. Lauren Church(Greenwich) 58.35 2. Adelyn Graf (New Canaan) 58.38; 3. Stephanie Moriarty (Wilton) 58.91; 100 breaststroke: 1. Kaylin Moss (Wilton) 1:02.84; 2. Erin Dunstan(New Canaan) 1:06.23; 3. Olivia Leunis (Darien) 1:08.14; 400 freestyle relay: 1. New Canaan 3:35.90; 2.Greenwich 3:37.58; 3. Wilton 3:37.78.

The Wilton boys U-9 Gold soccer team defeated Norwalk 6-2 in its final home game of the season on Sunday to remain unbeaten.

Sam Strazza, who was used at forward, demonstrated deft ball skills, resulting in two goals. Windate Brichowski, Ryan Johnson, Jack Rosen, Max Greenberg and Owen Steckel kept the offensive pressure high from midfield through strategic passing, adroit defensive maneuvers and shots on goal. Jack Rosen and Greenberg each scored as well.

The defensive skills of Sam Rosen, Oliver Dahlen and Quinn O'Connor, along with the swift efforts of Aidan Shannon in goal, kept Norwalk scoreless in the first half, allowing Wilton to build a 4-0 lead.

The second half opened up with O'Connor at forward, and he continued the offensive pressure with a goal. The midfielders were relentless with clever defensive steals and challenging shots on goal.

Norwalk managed to put two balls in the net despite nice defensive work by the team and a number of saves by Strazza.

The final scoring play of the game for Wilton was a neatly placed cross by Owen Steckel to Brichowski, who jammed it into the net.

John Stanley and Nick Mancuso were absent from Sunday's game but will rejoin the team.

The Fairfield County Football League playoff results involving Wilton teams:

SATURDAY

At Dunning Stadium, New Canaan

Senior seventh grade -- New Canaan Black 21, vs. Wilton Blue 0

At Romano field, Westport

Senior seventh grade - Wilton White 18, Westport South 14

At Wilton High School

Bantam third grade -- Wilton White 20, Fairfield Red 13
Junior fifth grade -- Wilton Blue 6, DJFL White 0

Sunday

At Wilton High School

Bantam third grade -- Wilton Blue 18, Westport North 6
Junior sixth grade - Wilton Black 21, New Canaan Black 19

At Tiger Hollow, Ridgefield

Senior eighth grade -- RYF Orange 33, Witon Blue 13

FRIDAY'S RESULTS

No games scheduled

SATURDAY'S RESULTS

Football

Wilton 33, Westhill 6

Field hockey

Staples 2, Wilton 1, FCIAC finals

MONDAY'S SCHEDULE

No games scheduled

STANDINGS

• Football

• Boys soccer

• Girls soccer

Field hockey

Girls volleyball