Record-Journal .......HERE ARE THIS WEEK'S MALE & FEMALE NOMINEES JAKE MCALINDEN & SARAH BEVERAGE & KRISTIE DRISCOLL COLBY GRIFFIN CHESHIRE FOOTBALL LYMAN HALL SWIMMING The Rams picked up their second straight 21-14 SCCTier 1 victory Friday, twice rallying from one-touchdown deficits to top Notre Dame-West Haven at Alumni Field. Two juniors, quarterback Colby Griffin and running back Jake McAlinden, were the chief paymakers. The tandem hooked up for a 54-yard aerial strike that puled the Rams even 14-14 to start the second half. McAlinden also rushed for two TOs and carried 31 times for 180 yards. The Trojans capped a 9-0 run to this year's SCC Division II title by winning their rivalry meet with Sheehan 113-68 on Thursday. Senior captains Sarah Beverage and Kristie Driscoll led the way. combining on the meet-opening 200 medley relay. It was the 17th winning relay Driscol has been a part of this season and the 18th for Beverage, who went on to record her fifth win of the season in the 50-yard freestyle and he fourth in the 100 free. TANNER LAROSA AVERY BENIGNI & MATT THOMPSON HIND MOUMEN MERIDEN SWIMMING SOUTHINGTON FOOTBALL Southington won Friday's CCC Division I battle of unbeatens in East Hartford 42-27 behind big plays from running back Tanner LaRosa and safety Matt Thompeon. LaRosa rushed for 210 yards and two touchdowns, including a 63-yarder in the fourth quarter to extend South ngton's lead. Thompson made sure that lead stood up with three fourth quarter interceptions, ncluding one in the end zone that was followed by LaRosa's 63 yard TD Platt hosts the CCC South championship meet Friday, Two girls on the Meriden Co op team ying for a division crown are Avery Benigni and Hind Moumen. Benigni, a freshman at Maloney has won nine events this year, ranging from the 0, 100 and 200 freestyles to the butterfly. Shes also swam on nine winning relays. Moumen, a sophomore at Platt, has won 10 races in the M, fy, 200 and 500 free. She's been on seven first-place relays. DEVARIO REID & SEBASTIAN LOPEZ OLIVIA CARPENTER & BROOKE COONEY SOUTHINGTON VOLLEYBALL WILCOX TECH FOOTBALL Senlor Devario Reid made history Sunday night at Faloon Field. In rushing for 83 yards against Prince Tech, Reid became the first Wlcox Tech running back to go over 1,000 yards in a season. (He's now at 1,076) Reld's teammate Sebastian Lopez also enjoyed a big night The sophomore defensive back picked off a pass in the end zone and returned it 55 yards to set up a touchdown. Lopez was also in on 10 tackles n the Tibe's 22-14 loss Southington volleyball steams into the postsea- son not merely undefeated at 18-0, but ranked No. 2 in the state coaches poll and in line for the No. 1 seed in the Class LL state tounament. Oliva Carpenter and Brooke Cooney have been key pioces to the puzzde. Carpenter, a senior in her first year as starting setter, had 494 assists during the regular season, Coonoy, a returning junior hitter, had 122 kills, 118 digs and a team- VOTE AND WIN! WIN $500!WERKS Vote for your favorite AOTW and automatically be entered for our year end $500 drawing! One lucky person will be randomly selected asour $500 winner. A single vote gets you entered, vote every week to earn more chances to win! vrecordiournalecom/ATHLETES KYRA CONOLLY FRKN PARCAL SHEEHAN FIELD HOCKEY LYMAN HALL FOOTBALL