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Norwalk wins first since 2003 to halt 48-game winless streak

Published October 24 2007

Norwalk 3, Bridgeport Central 0 - Lindsay Macri, Alyssa Schlegel and Tory Turchick each scored a goal to help Norwalk (1-12) pick up its first win since the 2003 season and snap a 48-game winless streak. The Bears had an 0-42-6 combined record beginning from when they lost their season finale to Cheshire in the 2003 state tournament. They finished 9-10 in 2003.

Norwalk goalkeeper Carly Babel made four saves, including a big one when she made a save on the penalty kick when the game was still scoreless in the ninth minute. Ashley Lampman assisted Macri on Norwalk's first goal in the 21st minute.

Adaobi Ogbenta had 16 saves for Bridgeport Central (0-10-2).

Copyright © 2007, Southern Connecticut Newspapers, Inc.

My daughter has played on the team since her Freshman year in 2005 and this is the first time she has experienced the thrill of victory!

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