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Wilton girls lax team honored as FCSC's Wilton Sports Persons of the Year.
Posted on 09/04/2010
Staff Reports The Fairfield County Sports Commission today announced its 2010 Sports Persons of the Year in each of the 15 communities the Commission serves. The local sports honorees will be recognized at the annual Sports Night awards dinner, Monday, Oct. 18 at the Hyatt Regency Greenwich at 6 pm. In Wilton, the honor went to the Wilton High School girls lacrosse team, which overcame a rash of late-season injuries, to win the FCIAC championship with upsets over Darien in the semifinals and New Canaan in the finals. In each of the 15 communities, a committee headed by a local town representative of the Commission, selected a Sports Person of the Year. Each winner was deemed to have had the most positive impact in their sports community from Aug. 2009-Aug. 2010. The Sports Persons of the Year are: BRIDGEPORT -- ERICA BEVERLY, University of Hartford women's basketball DARIEN - TONY FARREN, president Darien Little League EASTON - TYLER COLBY, two-sport standout, Barlow High FAIRFIELD - FAIRFIELD AMERICAN LITTLE LEAGUE, New England champions GREENWICH - CAM ATKINSON, Boston College hockey national champion MONROE - ED BUTLER, Masuk High indoor track coach NEW CANAAN - NEW CANAAN HIGH GIRLS HOCKEY TEAM, state & FCIAC champs NORWALK - KEVIN PIERRE-LOUIS and SILAS REDD, scholastic football standouts SHELTON - PAT GILLEN, Shelton High, state & New England champion wrestler STAMFORD - WESTHILL GIRLS SOCCER TEAM, state champions STRATFORD - LAUREN SARA & BRANDON SHERROD, standout scholastic athletes TRUMBULL - JOE DeSABIA, Trumbull Legion baseball program director WESTON - BRIAN MCMAHON-Weston youth sports leagues administrator WESTPORT - BOB DAVIS, youth baseball umpire WILTON - WILTON HIGH GIRLS LACROSSE TEAM, FCIAC champions For more information concerning tickets and sponsorship opportunities for Sports Night, visit www.fairfieldcountysports.com or call 203-251-8481.
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