Harwinton — Stonington had a solid performance during the CIAC Division III golf tournament on Tuesday at Fairview Farms Golf Club, placing fourth in the team standings with 331 strokes.

East Catholic edged defending champion Killingly 315-319 to win the team title.

Grant Hamilton led the Bears, shooting a 6-over 78 to tie for seventh place. RJ Parrilla also cracked the top 10, tying for 10th with a 79, while Cooper Wall tied for 22nd with an 85.

Montville finished 17th with 404 strokes and was led by Morgun Whittaker's 99.

H.S. girls' golf

• Waterford's Caroline Petchark finished in a tie for fourth during the CIAC State Open tournament at Tashua Knolls GC in Trumbull. Petchark, the two time Eastern Connecticut Conference champion, carded a 6-over 78 to tie Sophia Sarrazin of Staples. Greenwich's Sydney Nethercott fired a 2-under 70 to earn individual medalist honors while New Canaan won the team championship with 320 strokes.

College baseball

• A day after UConn was eliminated by host Oklahoma State 3-1 in the NCAA Oklahoma City Regional on Monday night, closer Jacob Wallace was selected in the third round of the Major League Baseball Amateur Draft by the Colorado Rockies.

Wallace, a 6-foot-1 righthander, was the 100th overall pick. He had a dominating season with the Huskies, who finished 39-25, going 3-1 with 16 saves with an ERA of 0.64 in 30 appearances. He pitched 42 innings while allowing only 20 hits with 10 walks and 67 strikeouts.

He overpowered Oklahoma State in two appearances, striking out all seven batters he faced when UConn beat the Cowboys 5-2 on Sunday to force a winner-take-all game for the regional title, then struck out five of the eight hitters he face during a perfect 2.2 innings of relief to keep the Huskies in the game.

A second UConn player, shortstop Anthony Prato, was taken in the seventh round (209th overall) by the Minnesota Twins. Prato hit .324 for the Huskies with 17 doubles, 51 runs scored and 35 RBI.

Wolves re-sign O'Connor

• The New England Black Wolves of the National Lacrosse League have re-signed forward Reilly O'Connor to a two-year contract. O'Connor completed his second season with the Black Wolves by setting career highs for points (76), goals (27) and assists (29).

"We are very happy to have Reilly back with the Pack," general manager Rich Lisk said in a release. "Reilly not only had a great year on the field, but off the field his leadership is immeasurable. Reilly's progression is endless and we are extremely proud to have him back in New England and representing the Black Wolves."