COLCHESTER — Stonington and Killingly finished their Eastern Connecticut Conference girls soccer tournament runs with championship victories Monday, November 2, at Bacon Academy.
Top-seeded Stonington defeated second-seeded Woodstock Academy 4–1 in the Division I final. The conference's completed bracket records the result, and its championship photograph shows the Bears with the tournament banner and trophy.
Stonington reached the final after a 3–0 semifinal victory over Norwich Free Academy on October 31. Woodstock advanced by beating Bacon Academy 3–1 that day, following Bacon's 1–0 quarterfinal win over Waterford.
In Division II, second-seeded Killingly beat top-seeded Windham 5–1 to claim the title. The Trailblazers had reached the final with a 4–2 victory over Montville. Windham's semifinal route included a 4–2 win over Lyman Memorial.
The two championships completed separate divisional brackets; they were not a single head-to-head competition between Stonington and Killingly. Both finals were played at Bacon Academy, according to the conference's November 2 brackets.
This article was prepared with AI assistance from ECC's completed brackets and championship announcement. The accompanying real team photographs appear within the conference's championship graphics; Eastern CT News did not attend the games or interview players. Individual scorers and match statistics were not established in those sources.
