Westport Scores and Standings: Nov. 22

Editor's Note: Send any write-ups on youth or recreational games in your town to michaeld+sports@patch.com

Three members of the Staples boys and girls cross country teams were honored as all-state recipients during the Connecticut High School Coaches Association’s All-State cross country banquet at the Aqua Turf Club last week.

FCIAC champion Henry Wynne and Mikolaj Kulis of Staples joined Danbury’s Thomas Moore and Nicholas Carlson as the Class LL all-state honorees.

For the girls, Staples' Caroline Carr was named to the Class LL all-state team along with  Nicole Ambrosecchio of Westhill, Ridgefield’s Sarah Guilliaume and and FCIAC champion Abby Markowitz and Sarah Fountain of Greenwich.

Fairfield Prep's Connor Rog, the state Open champion, was named the runner of the year while the Jesuits, who won the Open team title, were honored as the Team of the Year.

Seventeen runners from the FCIAC earned all-state honors, eight boys and nine girls.

Harry Warnick of Fairfield Warde and Darien’s Luis Micha Johnson, Charlie Baird and Michael Coe were honored as the FCIAC's all-state winners in Class L.

Alosha Southern and Alexandra Fiesel of Wilton and Darien’s Grace Loh were the girls all-state selections in Class L.

Staples (8-0) will host Greenwich (8-1) in the FCIAC championship game on Thursday at 10 a.m.

WWPT 90.3 FM, along with STN (Staples Television Network) channel 78 will have LIVE coverage of the game, including pre, post, and half time reports. If you're away from your TV, you can check out either one of these websites for live coverage.

http://web.mac.com/be13/STN_Sports/Live.html

http://shs.westport.k12.ct.us/medialab/WWPT/live/live.html

While the Wreckers also have clinched a playoff berth in Class LL,  the Cardinals need a win to get in. Greenwich is seventh in the Class LL rankings so a second defeat will eliminate the Cardinals.

Staples, which now joins Xavier as the only unbeaten teams in Class LL, can theorectically earn a home game in the quartefinals of the playoffs by finishing in the top four.

However, since Staples doesn't have lights, which the CIAC mandates for mid-week quarterfinal games, the Wreckers would have one or two options: find a school in the area that would be willing to host the game or play on the road.

Last year, the first season of the expanded eight-team field in each division, Staples was a No. 5 seed and lost at No. 4 Glastonbury 7-6 in the quarterfinals.

MONDAY'S RESULTS

No games scheduled

TUESDAY'S SCHEDULE

No games scheduled

STANDINGS

• Football

• Boys soccer

• Girls soccer

Field hockey

Girls volleyball