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Stratford 54, Bunnell 42

STRATFORD.jpg A much different game than the last time, but the general result was the same.

Junior Russell Payton scored 14 of 18 points in the second half (9 in the third quarter) and Jason Charles had 16 as Stratford overcame foul-plagued Bunnell, 54-42, Tuesday night.

Stratford, which defeated Bunnell 69-45 only 11 days ago, trailed by as much as five points twice in the first half and 24-21 at halftime. But then Bunnell started getting into serious foul trouble, and Stratford turned on the jets and outscored Bunnell 20-5 in the third quarter to win their 21st straight game dating back to an overtime loss to Barlow on Jan. 29, 2008.

Here’s the game story appearing in Wednesday’s Post
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Elsewhere in boys basketball…


Four players scored in double figures as Central doubled up Westhill by a whopping 101-51. …Senior Tristan Roberts scored his 1,000th point as Ansonia defeated Seymour 75-58. …Mike Sweeney, in just his second game back from a knee injury, scored 12 points (including 10 at the foul line) to help Foran win its first game of the year, 43-38 over crosstown rival Law.

Masuk rebounded from a loss to New Milford with a decisive 70-56 win over Immaculate. …Lyman Hall topped Shelton 62-55. …Notre Dame-WH broke a tie score at halftime by outscoring Prep 23-1 in the third en route to a 51-43 victory. …Norwalk handed Ludlowe its third-straight loss and Warde fell to McMahon. …St. Joseph and Trumbull were all tied up after three, but the Cadets won 62-55.

Red-hot New Canaan, which was 2-3 just two weeks ago, won its third straight, beating Staples in overtime 56-50. The Wreckers have lost two in a row since starting 6-0. …Xavier edged West Haven 53-51 in an SCC Quinnipiac game. …Harding beat Wilton 84-58.

In girls basketball Central defeated Westhill, 38-34 for its first FCIAC victory in over two years. …Trumbull defeated St. Joseph 38-35. Warde beat McMahon 70-50. Wilton beat Harding 44-40. Lauralton Hall beat Notre Dame Fairfield 51-35. Ansonia over Seymour 58-44. Barlow beat Oxford. Cheshire defeated Shelton. Newtown 55, Bethel 32. …And, finally, Immaculate felled Masuk 43-41.


Here are all the Tuesday boys boxscores

Here are all the Tuesday girls boxscores

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