No. 5 Wilton beats No. 4 New Canaan in FCIAC title game
No. 5 Wilton used a strong third quarter to pull away from No. 4 New Canaan in the FCIAC title game to win the program's first conference championship since 1999.
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No. 5 Wilton used a strong third quarter to pull away from No. 4 New Canaan in the FCIAC title game to win the program's first conference championship since 1999.
"We wanted to play more aggressive after halftime, and we wanted to play a little faster. We got it going on offense, we got some good looks and we buried them in the second half," Wilton Head Coach Steve Pearsall said.
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