Congratulations to the Girls Swim team swim team which beat Fairfield Warde 96-77.

Congratulations to the Varsity Girls Volleyball Team defeated Fairfield Warde 3-2 (25-20, 23-25, 25-18, 17-25, 15-8). The Mustangs were lead by Stewart Gailard with 12 kills and 7 Blocks. The Eagles were lead by Bailey Cenatiempo with 15 kills and 29 digs, Ali Castro with 43 assists, 9 digs and 1 ace, Lindsay Gibbs with 12 kills and 4 blocks and Ashleigh Johnson with 26 digs and 1 ace. The Eagles travel to Shelton for a non conference matchup on Saturday. They are now 9-2 (8-2 in the FCIAC). 

Sebe Memorial Dedication/Candlelight Walk

Friday, October 18

5:45 PM

New Turf Field

Trumbull High School

Inclement Weather Date = Saturday, October 19 8:00 pm

Come out and join us in celebrating the life of Sebastian Gangemi, our beloved soccer coach, with a candlelight walk and the unveiling of his memorial.

The girls varsity soccer team will be playing Wilton at 3:30 before the event.  Come early and support the team.

Athletic Department schedule for Friday, October 18th:

Athletic Department schedule for Saturday, October 19th:

V Football v. Danbury
Away - Brookfield High School-BHS Stadium Field
6:00 p.m./3:00 PM; 2 Buses bus  [Print Roster]

V Boys Soccer v. Danbury
Home - Trumbull High School-New Turf Field
6:00 p.m.  [Print Roster]

JV Boys Soccer v. Danbury
Home - Trumbull High School-New Turf Field
4:00 p.m.

FR Girls Soccer v. Amity
Away - Amity Regional High School-CENTER FIELD
10:00 a.m./8:30 AM, Dismiss 7:00 AM; 1 Bus bus

V Girls Volleyball v. Shelton
Away - Shelton High School-High School - Murray Gymnasium
11:30 a.m./8:45 AM; 1 Bus bus  [Print Roster]

JV Girls Volleyball v. Shelton
Away - Shelton High School-High School - Murray Gymnasium
10:00 a.m./8:45 AM bus

Cheerleading vs. Danbury @ Brookfield
TBA
6:00 p.m.

There will be an informational meeting for anyone interested in trying out for the Girls Basketball team on Thursday, October 24th @ 2:30 in room C-6.

The Girls volleyball team beat cross town rival St. Joes 3-0 to improve their record to 8-2. They were led by Junior Outside Hitter Bailey Cenatiempo with 11 kills 16 digs and 4 aces, Junior Setter Ali Castro with 28 assists, 9 digs and 1 ace, Senior Middle hitter Maeve Hampford with 5 kills and 3 blocks and Senior Libero Ashleigh Johnson with 11 digs and 2 aces. The team looks to pick up another FCIAC win when Warde comes to THS on Thursday at 5:30. Please come out and support the team!

The Trumbull Girls XC Team were the Runner Up yesterday at the FCIAC Championship meet. This is the 2^nd year in a row the Eagles earned this spot and third time in the history of the program. Four runners earned All-FCIAC honors. Kali Holden and Evelyn Marchand were 2^nd team All-FCIAC and Alessandra Zaffina and Emily Alexandru were first team All-FCIAC. Alessandra time ranks her 2^nd (behind herself) on the All-Time THS Course Record List and Emily’s time ranks her 4^th. As a team, their combined time is the second fastest ever run (behind the 2018 team). The Eagles enter into the State Championship season ranked 3^rd in the state according to coaching polls.

The JV team placed 3^rd overall with Brenna Asaro and Allie Palmieri earning medals.

The Freshman team placed 1^st, with 3 runners finishing in the top 10, Maggie Basbagill, Corrine Howell, and Pradnya Balamurugan respectively.

The boys cross country team had a very successful day at the league championships Tuesday in New Canaan. The team took 4th place with a score of 108 behind Staples, Ridgefield and Danbury, all of whom are ranked in the top 6 teams in Connecticut. The team was led by Cyrus Asgari who placed 15th and earned First Team All FCIAC honors. Right behind was Varujan Edwards in 16th, Nick Klaiber in 22nd, Joe Gregory in 26th and Bronson Vo in 31st. Edwards, Klaiber and Gregory achieved second team All FCIAC honors. Overall all 8 boys who ran the varsity race for the Eagles earned personal best times for a 5 kilometer race as the team recorded the second fastest team time ever for a Trumbull team on the Waveny Park course used for the FCIAC meet. 

The freshman also did well as they placed 3rd as Ryan Klaiber and Justin Adorante paced the group finishing 7th and 8th in the race. The JV team also did well placing 4th led by Brendan Estacio's 25th place finish. 

The Trumbull High School Girls Cross Country team traveled to the Orlando area this past weekend to compete in the 23rd Disney Cross Country Classic at the ESPN Wide World of Sports. The Eagles, who are the 2019 FCIAC West Division champs and currently ranked 3rd in the state (according to coaching polls), continued their winning ways in more ways than one. On the course, the Varsity girls were the champions of the Large School Division race as runners: Emily Alexandru, Kali Holden, and Alessandra Zaffina were 2nd, 3rd and 4th overall, respectively. The JV team placed 3rd as a team in their division led by Erianna Gentile. Off the course, the girls volunteered for an afternoon and evening at the Give Kids the World Village in Kissimmee, FL. The Village hosts children with critical illness and their families while they are in Florida. Many families from Connecticut have been there with their families through Make-A-Wish Connecticut. Coach Jim McCaffrey, whose family are alumni at the village, wanted to share the village with the team and provide them an opportunity to give back. The girls learned about the philanthropic mission of the Village, they toured the grounds, interacted with guests, and they provided dinner service in the cafeteria at the village. They served food, prepared salads, carried trays, bused tables, washed dishes, and shared smiles with the guests. Their actions for the entirety of the trip were a demonstration of the quality of character this town and this school system instill. They make Trumbull proud. 

Article in Trumbull Times: https://www.trumbulltimes.com/sports/article/Trumbull-serves-up-winning-dish-at-Disney-Classic-14519800.php

The final score of Friday’s Girls soccer game was 9-0 Trumbull. Nina Pizzicarola had the first goal, Sophia Lowenburg had 3 goals, Ana Carlos had a goal, Sona Kocinsky had a goal, Lexi Vanstone had a goal, and so did Gianna DiBello and Kaitlyn Bailo. 

The girls lost today’s game 1-2 to St. Joseph. Nina Pizzicarola scored Trumbull’s goal and Avery Rice had 14 saves. 

The varsity field hockey team defeated Stamford 2-0 with goals by Maura Carbone and Meg Smith. Goalie Meg McCarthy had a shutout. Congratulations!!!

Congratulations to the boys soccer team which defeated Trinity Catholic 8-0 yesterday afternoon.  Tiago Frazao had 2 goals and 2 assists, Justin Horvath had 2 goals and an assist, Windson Leal had a goal and an assist.  Ethan David, Matt Bagley, and Nick Grassi all had goals while Tucker David, Roberto Echenique and Matheus Martins had an assist each. Their record improved to 6-1-2 and our next match is tomorrow afternoon at St. Joseph at noon.

The Trumbull Girls Volleyball team defeated Norwalk 3-0 to improve their record to 6-2. The scores were 25-19, 25-14, 25-16. Trumbull was lead by junior setter Ali Castro with 26 assists, 7 aces and 5 digs, senior middle Maeve Hampford with 6 kills and 3 blocks, senior Libero Ashleigh Johnson with 16 digs and 2 aces and junior outside Bailey Cenatiempo with 7 kills, 9 digs and 5 aces. 

The Boys Cross Country team closed out its FCIAC League meet season yesterday with wins at home against Westhill, Norwalk, and Stamford. The team finished the regular season with  12 wins and 3 losses. The team was led by Cyrus Asgari who placed first in the meet, running the third fastest time ever run by an Eagle runner on our home course. Also scoring for the team were Varujan Edwards, Nick Klaiber, Devin Ferreira and Bronson Vo. 

The final score of today’s girls varsity soccer game was 6-0 Trumbull. Mia DiBello had 2 goals, Sophia Lowenburg also had 2 goals, Erin Melia had a goal and Ana Carlos had a goal. Ellie Malin started the game in goal with 3 saves and Avery Rice played the second half with 5 saves.

 

The Trumbull Girls Swim Team won their second meet of the week and season with a 91-71 win over Fairfield Ludlowe on Friday. I’m also happy to announce a new school record in the 100 Butterfly of 57.58 by sophomore Lauren Walsh.

Congratulations to Coach Anderson who will be inducted into the FCIAC Hall of Fame with 5 other coaches in June.  In addition, Coach McDougall, will be recognized as the recipient of the Ralph King Award for his contributions to the league.

June 24, 2019

I hope everyone is enjoying summer!  There are some changes for the 2019-2020 school year that I want to make you aware of to allow you some time to plan.  The Board of Education recently approved a budget for the upcoming school year.  One change moving forward is that the Pay to Participate fee has been increased to $165.00 per season with the exception of Ice Hockey which will be $365.00.  The family cap will be $495.00 (+ $200 for every ice hockey player).  In addition, this year the Pay to Participate fee will need to be paid in advance of try-outs.  Payment can be made online via credit card at trumbullathletics.com when you register or paid in person with cash or check with Mrs. Haslam.  Athletes not making a team will be reimbursed promptly after try-outs.  If you have already made an $80.00 payment for a Fall sport, Mrs. Haslam has adjusted your account to reflect that initial payment.  People requesting a fee waiver from the Superintendent need to do so prior to try-outs.  The Waiver Request Form can be downloaded from the trumbullathletics.com website.

Please let me know if you have any questions and enjoy your summer.

Sincerely,

Mike King