Photo by David Fierro: Greenwich High School senior midfielder Colin Zeller, center, in action during the Cardinals’ recent home game against Wilton High School. Greenwich defeated Wilton, 7-6 in overtime at Cardinal Stadium.
The regular season certainly ended in thrilling and rewarding fashion for Greenwich High School’s varsity boys lacrosse team.
In a back-and-forth battle, the Cardinals closed out their 2025 regular season by edging FCIAC rival Wilton, 7-6, in overtime. The dramatic win gave Greenwich a 10-6 record and positive momentum heading into the FCIAC Tournament, which begins today (May 23).
Seeded fifth, Greenwich visits fourth-seeded Darien in the 4:30 p.m. FCIAC Tournament quarterfinals. Junior attack Dean Kim provided the heroics for the Cardinals against the Warriors. Kim scored the game-winning goal in overtime, sending the Cardinals to the one-goal win.
Greenwich High School junior attack Dean Kim (No. 9) scored the game-winning goal for the Cardinals in their 7-6 overtime win over Wilton on May 20, 2025. The Cardinals will face Darien High School in the FCIAC Tournament quarterfinals.
Kim scored two goals, while junior midfielder Boden Farmer recorded a hat trick and senior attack Mikey Brescia had two goals and two assists to ignite Greenwich’s offense.
Colin Zeller, a senior midfielder and senior attack Guy Germain, also a senior midfielder each assisted on a goal for Greenwich, which was coming off a tough 9-8 loss at Cheshire.
Photo by David Fierro: Cardinals senior attack Guy Germain looks to pass the ball against FCIAC foe Wilton. GHS won, 7-6.
Senior Ilan Amaro made nine saves in goal for Greenwich, which received strong defensive play throughout against the Warriors.
Farmer gave Greenwich a 1-0 lead on Wilton, scoring off a nifty behind-the-back shot from close in with 7:31 remaining in the first quarter.
Chris Marinaccio of the Greenwich High School varsity boys lacrosse team runs down the field with the ball in his possession during a matchup against Wilton High School at Cardinal Stadium on May 20. The Cardinals were victorious in OT, 7-6.
Kim made it 3-0 in favor of the Cards by tallying at the 4:21 mark of the opening quarter. Junior Teddy Johnson, sophomore Alex Neitzel, freshman Evitt Straub and senior Chase Inesta were among some of the athletes that led Greenwich’s impressive defensive effort versus the Warriors.
Besides beating Wilton, Greenwich defeated Staples, Fairfield Warde, Trumbull, Weston, Joel Barlow, Fairfield Ludlowe, St. Joseph, Notre Dame-West Haven and Westhill during the regular season.
Photo by David Fierro: Greenwich High School senior midfielder Colin Zeller in action against Wilton High School in an FCIAC varsity lacrosse game at Cardinal Stadium on May 20, 2025.
Senior long stick midfielder Chase Inesta on defense for Greenwich’s varsity lacrosse team versus Wilton. GHS won, 7-6.
Members of the Greenwich High School varsity boys lacrosse team’s offensive unit gather around Bobby Lutz during a timeout in their game against Wilton on xxx at Cardinal Stadium. The Cardinals won the game, 7-6, in overtime.
Greenwich High School’s boys lacrosse team hosted FCIAC opponent Wilton on May 20, 2025.
Cardinals senior attack Mikey Brescia, right, gets ready to take a shot on goal vs. Wilton. Brescia had two goals and two assists in Greenwich’s 7-6 overtime victory against Wilton High School.
The Cardinals varsity boys lacrosse team earned a tough 7-6 win over Wilton in overtime at Cardinal Stadium.
Photo by David Fierro: Greenwich High senior midfielder Guy Germain looks to pass the ball against Wilton High School.
Greenwich senior Colin Zeller has helped lead the team’s offense so far this season.
Greenwich’s Dean Kim (No. 9) scored two goals, including the game-winner in the team’s 7-6 overtime win over Wilton.
Greenwich senior Colin Zeller battles for the ball during varsity lacrosse action against Wilton at Cardinal Stadium.
Greenwich High School’s varsity boys lacrosse team won a back-and-forth battle against visiting Wilton High School.
Greenwich’s Mikey Brescia (No. 6) and Dean Kim (No. 9) on the scene on offense against Wilton High School.
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