East Lyme - A winning record might be out of East Lyme High School's reach, but coach Rudy Bagos believes the Vikings have become a pretty good football team.

"Actually, I feel like we've been playing pretty well all year," Bagos said after his Vikings rallied from an early 7-0 deficit to beat Law of Milford 21-14 Thursday night, ending the Lawmen's five-game winning streak. "We've played some very good football teams."

East Lyme (4-6), which closes its season on Thanksgiving morning at rival Waterford, has lost five games to teams which have either qualified or remain in the hunt for a state playoff berth - Middletown, Norwich Free Academy, Windham, New London and Ledyard.

"For us to be able go 5-6, I would take it because of the schedule we've played," he said.

The Vikings spotted Law an early 7-0 lead before scoring the next 21 points.

Mason Pagan tied it late in the first half on a 10-yard run before the Vikings converted a pair of turnovers into 14 points to take control in the second half. Mike Morgan, who carried 14 times for 71 yards, scored the go-ahead touchdown on a 3-yard run midway through the third quarter after the Vikings recovered a fumble.

Morgan also played a major role in East Lyme's final TD, intercepting the pass that led to Connor Parker's 22-yard touchdown pass to T.J. LaDuca early in the fourth quarter.

Law (5-5) scored with 1:37 to pull within seven, but the Vikings recovered the onside kick and ran the clock out.

Women's basketball

• Liz Malman scored 21 points to lead Connecticut College past Clark University 82-58. Malread Hynes came off the bench to contribute 13 points and eight rebounds while Carlee Smith and Jenna Lovett each had 13 points for the Camels (2-0). Conn College forced 20 turnovers and limited Clark to 31 percent shooting.

• UConn-Avery Point won its second straight game, beating Lincoln College 80-63. Brianna Padewski led the Pointers (3-1) with 23 points, 10 rebounds and six assists. Carynn Bartolucci added 18 points, seven rebounds and five assists.

• Mitchell College was outscored 54-22 in the second half on the way to an 86-50 loss to St. Joseph. Jessica Shepherd led the Mariners (0-3) with 20 points and Dazjavia Williams added eight points, a game-high 17 rebounds and four steals.

Men's basketball

• Parris Hill had 24 points and 10 rebounds in Mitchell's 119-88 loss at Albertus Magnus. Donavan McClean had 27 points for the Mariners (1-2), who trailed 55-33 at halftime.

• Keith Porter scored 29 points in Avery Point's 80-66 loss to Lincoln College. Ryan Wallack (12) and Danny Martin (10) also scored in double figures for the Pointers (1-5).