Mystic — Top-seeded Stonington got off to a quick start in the CIAC Class S girls' tennis tournament on Monday, rolling past No. 16 Canton, 7-0, in a first-round match moved indoors to the Mystic Indoor Sports complex.

The Bears (15-0), who reached the Class M semifinals last season before returning to Class S this year, will get a day off while awaiting the winner of Tuesday's match between No. 8 Wolcott and No. 9 Old Saybrook, which was rained out on Monday. That winner will visit Stonington at 3 p.m. Wednesday for a quarterfinal match.

The semifinals and finals have been pushed back to Thursday and Friday, respectively.

"It was nice to get a match in today," Stonington coach George Crouse said. "It gives us a little rest because now we don't have to keep going day after day after day, which can wear the kids down. Maybe playing (Monday) will give us some energy near the end when it's needed."

Stonington didn't lose a set again Canton (14-7) as ECC singles champ Gabby Dellacono won 6-0, 6-0, Charlotte Johnstone won 6-2, 6-2, Mackenzie Sadler won 7-6 (4), 6-0 and Margot Goodman won 6-1, 6-4. ECC doubles champs Claire Morehouse and Phoebe Townsend won 7-6 (5), 6-3 as did Hannah Middletown-Kranchberg and Brielle Fratoni-Jaskiewicz (6-1, 6-1) and Holly Foster and Cassie Onorato (6-0, 6-0).

In other matches:

• Fifth-seeded Norwich Tech's first-round match against No. 12 Weston in Class S was rained out and will be played on Tuesday in Norwich at 3 p.m. 

• Third-seeded Lauralton Hall ended Waterford's season with a 7-0 victory over the No. 14 Lancers in a Class M first-round match at Milford. Waterford finishes 12-6. 

Boys' tennis

• Following is a list of local players who have advance to the third round of the CIAC state tournament (the third round and quarterfinals will be played on Tuesday):

Class L (at Hall) — Doubles: Ninth-seeded Chase Brown-Shiloh Feldman of Fitch will play No. 5 Noah Gulla-Robert Israel of Hand.

Class M (at Yale) — Singles: Michael Gianakos of Waterford will play No. 11 Steven Dampf of Weston and Camieron Carter of Waterford will play No. 10 Matt Burke of St. Joseph; Doubles: No. 5 Mukesh Kurumbail-Davon Chen of East Lyme will play No. 12 Matt Mastropietro-Matt Spina of Wolcott, No. 14 Eric Gu-Mark Powers of East Lyme will play No. 3 Eric Benninghoff-Ishan Mirchandani of Weston and No. 6 Evan Burdsall-Dylan Vitale of Waterford will play No. 11 Joseph Abraham-Jarrett Sutula of Brookfield.

Class S (at Conard) — Singles: No. 3 Brendan White of Old Lyme will play No. 14 Daniel Capuano of Old Saybrook and No. 2 Alex Zuczek of St. Bernard will play Peter Blank of Old Saybrook; Doubles: No. 12 Adam Czarnecki-Charles Dahlke of Old Lyme will play No. 5 Tejas Patel-Mike Murray of Morgan, No. 3 Ethan Fenton-Austin Pilgrim of Old Lyme will play Ryan Sealy-Chris Tsang of Stonington.

Men's lacrosse

• Connecticut College sophomore Ben Parens was named to the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association Division III All-American first team, the first player in Conn history to earn first-team honors. Parens, a specialist, won 214-of-325 faceoffs, had 118 ground balls and had a .658 faceoff average for the Camels.

Road racing

• Jeffrey Wadecki was the overall winner and Jaclyn Sullivan was the top female finisher at the Memorial Day Bearathon 5K in Stonington. Wadecki won in 17:00 while Sullivan finished third overall in 19:16. Uncasville's Kevin Fitzgerald finished second in 19:12.

Rounding out the top 10 were: Laura Brustolon (19:44.6), Mystic's Benjamin French (21:01), Mystic's Stephen Bessette (21:20), Mystic's Michael Coutant (22:10), Mystic's Pam Schroeder (22:31), Mystic's Brendan Toth (22:41) and Groton's Daniel Schildge (22:56).