Stamford Scores and Standings: Sept. 28

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The Westhill High School boys soccer team has been forced to forfeit its first three wins of the season for using an ineligible player, the Stamford Advocate reported Tuesday.

The Vikings, who started the season 3-2, forfeited wins over Darien, Trinity Catholic and Bassick.Westhill did defeat Bridgeport Central 4-0 on Tuesday which will be recorded now as its first official victory of the season.

Victor Gjuraj recorded two goals and two assists as Stamford F.C. defeated Revolution United 5-0 on Sunday.

Gjuraj opened the scoring with an athletic left footed volley shot that carried beyond the reach of the keeper. Despite numerous opportunities on Revolution United’s net by Tomas Pinto-Leite, Max Atkinson and Isaac Lowell, the first half ended 1-0.

Stamford played a commanding second half. Within a minute of play, Lowell passed to Gjuraj, who cut through the right side defenders and scored off a strong shot that glanced off an opponent's shoulder.

Shortly thereafter, Gjuraj crossed the ball to Leao Valladares, who was in position and tapped it in the net. Valladares scored his second goal with a breakaway down the right side and a rocket shot that found its way in the lower left corner of the net.

 Midfielders Jose Vergara, Jeffery Beltran, Jorge Ulloa demonstrated good hustle and crisp passes that allowed Stamford to maintain possession. Pressure was minimal on keeper Danny Roca as the strong defense of Ralph Daniele, Ariel De La Rosa, Brad Kaptinski, Jack Duffy, Jorge Ulloa, and Kevin Lam shut down nearly all of Revolution United’s drives.

The spirit and quality of Stamford’s play was best demonstrated by the last goal.

The drive started with crisp passes that enabled Atkinson to blast a medium range shot at the keeper, who could not secure the strong kick. Gjuraj followed through for the rebound and selflessly passed it back to Jose Vergara, who, better positioned for the shot, slipped the ball home.

Stamford F.C. will take on Sports World on Sunday at 12 p.m. at West Beach.

The top 10 in the state's three high school football polls:

CSWA -- media

1. Xavier (2-0)

2. Masuk (2-0)

3. New Canaan (2-0)

4. Ansonia (2-0)

5. Staples (2-0)

T6 Cheshire (2-0)

T6 Hand (2-0)

8. Windsor (2-0)

9. New London (2-0)

10. West Haven (2-0)

New London Day -- coaches

1. Xavier (2-0)

2. Masuk (2-0)

3. Ansonia (2-0)

T4 Cheshire (2-0)

T4 Cheshire (2-0)

6 New Canaan (2-0)

7. Staples (2-0)

8. Windsor (2-0)

9. Bunnell (2-0)

T10. New London (1-0)

T10 West Haven (2-0)

New Haven Register -- media

1. Masuk (2-0)

2. Xavier (2-0)

3, New Canaan (2-0)

4. Ansonia (2-0)

5. Hand (2-0)

6. Staples (2-0)

7. West Haven (2-0)

8. Cheshire (2-0)

9. New London (1-0)

10. Windsor (2-0)

TUESDAY'S SCHEDULE

Boys soccer

Westhill 4, Bridgeport Central 0 -- Sebastian Rozo scored three goals and  Jacques Baudoin added one for the Vikings

Girls soccer

Darien 4, Stamford 1

Westhill 7, Bridgeport Central 0 -- Josie Spelling and freshman Jess Laszlo each scored two goals and Nicole Erikson,  Nicole Pellicano and Claire Miolene all added one goal for the Vikings. Laszlo has tallied nine of Westhill's 14 goals this season.

Trumbull 7, Trinity Catholic 0

Field hockey

Stamford 3, Westhill 1 -- Tori Hynd, Maddy Burns and Lindsey Calandro scored for the Black Knights

Girls swimming

Westhill/Stamford 105, Ridgefield 76

WEDNESDAY'S SCHEDULE

Boy soccer

New Canaan at Trinity Catholic, 3 p.m.

Trumbull at Stamford, 3:30 p.m.

Girls volleyball

McMahon at Westhill, 3:30p.m.

Trinity Catholic at Norwalk, 4 p.m.

Stamford at St. Joseph, 4:30 p.m.

THURSDAY'S SCHEDULE

No games scheduled

STANDINGS

• Football

• Boys soccer

• Girls soccer

Field hockey

0

Girls volleyball