This week’s reports come from the Lyme-Old Lyme High School tennis, lacrosse and baseball teams.

The spring season is heating up. Here’s a look at the latest results.

As the spring season gets underway, Lyme-Old Lyme High School teams have been competing on fields, courts and tracks in a variety of sports. Here’s a look at the latest results.

She has expanded athletics and reinforced the district’s championship status while emphasizing leadership, sportsmanship and strong relationships with student-athletes.

The third-place finish capped Lyme-Old Lyme High School’s showing at the state tournament, where all four fencers advanced past the opening round.

Head coach Brady Sheffield put it this way: “We picked the wrong night to have a bad night, and unfortunately that is what happens sometimes in sports …”

The Wildcats’ strong season came to a halt Monday with a 51–46 loss to Joel Barlow High School. Stay tuned for a full game story.

After starting wrestling at age six, the Lyme-Old Lyme junior has battled injuries and built an undefeated season capped by a 215-pound State Open title.

The Wildcats earned back-to-back Shoreline Conference titles after a 58–42 win over Cromwell. Will McKeever led the team with 17 points.

Lyme-Old Lyme High School junior Taiyo Gemme, a wrestler for 10 years, claimed his first Connecticut State Open championship on Saturday.

The Wildcats are headed to the Shoreline Championship after a 75–44 win over North Branford. Watch via livestream or catch the excitement in Old Saybrook as the Wildcats chase the championship!

The senior clocked 4:52.99, adding another milestone to a season of state championships and record-breaking performances.

Two Lyme-Old Lyme High School contributors deliver the news from the Shoreline Conference boys’ basketball quarterfinals.

Chase Gilbert, state cross-country champion and record-setting track runner, gives back to the LYSB “Run Like a Girl” program that helped spark her passion for running.

The boys are onto the postseason after a two-point win over Ellington, while the girls capped their season with a 40-31 victory over Ellis Tech.

Eddie Fiske Jr. and Ethan Trepanier scored 17 points each as Lyme-Old Lyme defeated Hale-Ray 72-41.

Senior standout Chase Gilbert won two events and set a meet record in the 1,000 meters at Saturday’s event.

The Wildcats continue a strong season with a 16–2 overall record.

A one-point boys victory and a second-half girls rally led Lyme-Old Lyme past Old Saybrook in the Shoreline Conference matchup.

A pair of games went in opposite directions as the boys pulled out a win against Coginchaug and the girls came up short.