Stonington — Stonington High School's girls' tennis team was pretty quiet following a few of its matches earlier in the tournament. On Wednesday, Stonington coach George Crouse noticed a different reaction.

Stonington, the No. 2 seed in the Class S state tournament, defeated No. 14 Northwest Catholic 7-0 in the semifinals to reach Thursday's championship match against old foe Weston, the No. 8 seed. That match will be held at 3 p.m. at Amity Regional High School in Woodbridge.

"They were slapping hands," Crouse said of his athletes. "It's a pretty quiet bunch, but they were talking to each other after. Today they were (excited)."

Gabby Dellacono won 6-0, 6-0 at No. 1 singles and the doubles teams of Margot Goodman-Ainsley Johnstone, Phoebe Townsend-Brielle Fratoni-Jaskiewicz and Holly Foster-Cassie Onorato only dropped one game between them. Charlotte Johnstone, Makenzie Sadler and Hannah Middleton also won singles matches.

Stonington (18-1) will be playing in its 10th final, eight against Weston. The Bears lost to Weston in the semifinals the last two seasons, falling 6-1 in 2016 and 4-3 in 2017. Weston, with 12 titles, is the two-time defending Class S champ.

Stonington beat Weston 4-3 for the 2013 championship.

"The team that wins is going to have to play well and that could be either team," Crouse said. "You're not going to find too many weaknesses on our team and theirs either. ... This is one of the best teams ever at Stonington, win or lose."

Weston defeated No. 4 Shepaug 6-1 in Wednesday's other semifinal.

Boys' tennis

• The top-seeded team of Morgan Greenho and George Danes of Old Lyme beat No. 12 Robert Costello and Patrick Roth of East Catholic 7-5, 7-6 (9-7) in the Class S state tournament semifinals. Greenho and Danes will face No. 3 Patrick Markovics and Matthew Newfield of Morgan in Thursday’s final at Yale at 4 p.m. Greenho and Danes also beat No. 8 Sam Jacinto and Cody Swanson of Cromwell in the quarterfinals earlier Wednesday 3-6, 6-4, 6-0.

• Chris Charette and Trevor Hutchins of Ledyard lost to second-seeded Alex Klein and Adam Ortiz of Barlow, 6-1, 6-2, in the Class M doubles semifinals. Charette and Hutchins had upset No. 3 Stephen Blinder and Drew Berkin of Weston 6-4, 6-7 (2), 6-3 in the quarterfinals earlier Wednesday.

Baseball

• Cade Walters allowed just four hits and two earned runs over 6.1 innings with five strikeouts and went 2-for-3, including a double, with a run and an RBI as No. 18 Ledyard knocked off No. 2 Granby 4-3 in a CIAC Class M second-round tournament game. Riley Gagnon doubled and scored and Ethan Jarry and Ken Turner both singled and scored for Ledyard (15-10). Also, Max Ebdon had an RBI single, Bradley Kent an RBI, and Pat Bora had a strikeout in relief. The Colonels will play at No. 10 Lewis Mills in Saturday’s quarterfinal round at a time to be announced. Lewis Mills edged No. 7 Woodland 5-4 in its second-round game.

• Waterford's reign as Class M champion came to an end, as the Lancers lost to No. 20 Bristol Eastern 4-3 in 14 innings. Winning pitcher Ethan Ryan pitched the first six innings and came back to pitch the 13th and 14th, striking out 13, while Cory Fradette pitched hitless ball from the seventh through 12th innings.

Waterford's Jared Burrows allowed five hits and three runs over six innings with 13 strikeouts and Ryan O'Connell followed him with seven no-hit innings with 15 strikeouts. Sonny Pezzello had two hits and Bobby Silva drove in two runs for No. 4 Waterford (18-6).  

• Old Lyme’s season came to an end with an 11-6 loss to No. 6 Notre Dame of Fairfield in the second round of the Class S tournament. Robby Fusari had a two-run homer, Liam Holloway had three hits and Eli St. Gemain, Jace Funaro and Griffin Powers had two hits each for No. 11 Old Lyme (14-9).

Boys' golf 

• East Lyme's Evan Kluge, Ben Bohmbach and Logan Rolfe shared medalist honors with 4-over-par 39s as the Vikings beat Wheeler 7-0. Matt Orefice and Quenten Dean also won matches for East Lyme (17-1).

• Stonington's Jack Glenn was the medalist with a 2-over-par 37 as the Bears beat New London 7-0. Grant Hamilton, Jacob Geary, Aiden Adams and Justin Holland also won matches for Stonington (15-4). Grasso Tech also beat New London 6-1. Ryan Smelser, Matt Woodall, Reese Cote and Fynn Moran won matches for Grasso and Kiera Burlingame McCord won her match for New London.

• Fitch wrapped up its season with a 6-1 win over Plainfield. Charlie Bresnahan, Nishant Patel, Drew McCormack and Ryan Sherman won matches for Fitch (11-8). Zach Lewis of Plainfield was the medalist with a 42.     

Girls' golf

• Waterford beat Suffield 206-227. Waterford teammates Caroline Petchark and Sydney Tabor shared medalist honors at 46.

• The following have earned Eastern Connecticut Conference honors this spring: All-stars — Taylor Rochette (Bacon Academy), Kuan Fei Chen (NFA), Caroline Petchark, Sydney Tabor (Waterford), Sarah Johnson (East Lyme), Caroline Eaton, Kailey LaChappelle (Woodstock); Scholar-athletes — Taylor Rochette (Bacon); Mackenzie Allen (East Lyme); Lane Perkins (NFA); Sydney Tabor (Waterford); Katherine Harrington (Woodstock); Sportsmanship — Addison Belcamino (Bacon); Julia Kahl (East Lyme); Kuan Fei Chen (NFA); Katie Welch (Waterford); Avery Jones (Woodstock).