On Wednesday November 20, The Darien High School Boys hockey
team took on Trinity Catholic in a fall league game. The game was played at
Terry Connors Ice Rink in Stamford and was also the fall league semi-finals.
Both teams had a lot on the line as they both knew the winner would get to play
next Monday in the championship. While fall league is not actually part of the
season, winning games is still a shared goal for every player on every team in
the tournament. Despite both teams having made it to the same point, the
balance of skill was very uneven. The Darien High School Boys hockey team thrashed
Trinity Catholic, winning by a score of 6-2. Goals came early for Darien as
they could quickly taste victory. Early goals came from junior Craig Miller
(who later scored another) and senior Connor Davis. Junior Jack Pardue also
played a great game as he found Miller twice, leaving the game with two
assists. Darien also played great defense, and senior goalie Michael Colon and junior
goalie Luke Kostrzewski both playing great games in net to cap it all off. “We
worked well as a team and we are looking forward to a successful season,” junior
Jack Pardue said when asked about the game. Come support Darien as they play in
the Fall League Championship tonight versus the New Canaan Rams, at Terry
Connors Rink.
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