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The Shelton boys’ volleyball team defeated Cheshire 3-2 to capture the league championship.

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The Shelton girls’ track team captured the SCC West Sectional championship. Audrey Kozak set a meet record with a long jump of 18 feet, 10 inches.

SCC West Section champions

Anna Leone went 2 for 4 with two doubles to record her 100th career hit when Shelton softball defeated Lyman Hall 13-10 on Tuesday. Julia Krijgsman went 4 for 5 with four doubles as coach Lindsay Wheeler’s Gaels improved to 13-5.

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Shelton boys' volleyball coach LeAnne Bianchine and family members celebrate the contribution of senior members of the team.

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Tyler Pjatak was named to the All-East Coast Conference men's lacrosse team.

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Shelton defeated East Haven 15-4 on Senior Night. Coach Scott Gura’s Gaels are 10-7. Seniors honored were (front row) Ryan Hafale, Billy McGuire, captain Joe Ciccone and Dylan Camp; (second row) Ryan Blakeslee, Drew Hafale, Shane Santiago, Ben Cicale and captain Roy Lenhard.

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Alexis Resto is flanked by her mom Kristine (left), sister Kayla and dad Mike when she signed to play softball at Western Connecticut State University.

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Shelton's Jacob Villalobos captains two teams. From that experience, he has found his calling.

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Softball: Shelton slugs way to 15-3 win

Shelton Herald

April 29, 2017

The Shelton High softball team defeated Woodland Regional, 15-3, on Friday.

The Gaelettes scored multiple runs in every inning it scored (all but the second) to improve to 4-5.

MacKenzie Bures went 3-for-4, including a double and a home run, with four RBIs and two runs scored.

Maggie Carlucci doubled, homered, singled twice, and scored four runs.

Kayla Resto went 3-for-3 with two RBIs and three runs scored.

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