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Bassick denies St. Joseph, Montelli’s 800th

Jeremy Williams scored 19 while Kyle Geer and Mike Lomax had 17 points apiece as Bassick turned a close game into an 82-74 victory over St. Joseph Tuesday night at Bassick.

The Lions, who are now 3-5, also denied St. Joseph coach Vito Montelli his 800th career victory. Greg Langston did his best with 32 points, but he received little help from his foul-plagued teammates. St. Joseph falls to 6-3.

The night, however, was not devoid of milestones. While Montelli was missing out on 800, Bunnell coach Pat Yerina earned No. 200 when Chris Rosario‘s tip-in at the buzzer gave Bunnell 49-48 victory over Weston.

(That’s 200 down, but 599 more to catch Vito, Pat.)

In other boys basketball games of note…


All three of the Bridgeport schools won today. Central defeated Trumbull 76-63, Kolbe Cathedral, coming off a shocking overtime loss to Immaculate, defeated Barlow 78-60. Harding has won five straight with a dominating 70-57 victory over Greenwich.

Also: Stamford remained unbeaten after a 66-51 win over Fairfield Ludlowe. …Masuk fell to New Fairfield, 49-41. Stratford rolled Newtown 74-50. Staples snapped a 3-game losing streak with a 70-60 win over Darien. Notre Dame-Fairfield defeated Brookfield 70-54.

Not a lot going on in girls basketball. Kolbe Cathedral beat Barlow; Fairfield Warde was idle. Greenwich defeated Harding in overtime 49-44. Other regional winners were St. Joseph, Trumbull, McMahon, Bunnell, Stamford, Shelton, Lauralton Hall, Masuk, Newtown, Notre Dame-Fairfield, Staples and Norwalk (67-57 over Wilton in overtime).

In boys hockey, St. Joseph picked up a big win, 2-1, over Staples/Weston.

Here’s the story linkage:
Boys basketball roundup
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