Warriors Look to Improve Record, Ball Safety Against Maloney Tonight

Coming off their toughest win of the season, a 35-14 trouncing of then-undefeated Farmington, the Warriors will host Maloney Monday evening following a week without school and lives disrupted by the dark and cold.

Maloney (3-4, 2-2 CCC II West) currently sits right in the middle of CCC Division II West standings, below Windsor, Farmington and Middletown, above Bristol Central and Eastern.

The Spartans' three wins came against Central, Eastern and Bulkeley, who's sole win came against an 0-7 Fermi squad.

Windsor comes into Monday's contest on a mission to cut down on mistakes, something that has been the Warriors' true achilles heal throughout the season.

Windsor lost two fumbles against Farmington on Oct. 28 — one came at a crucial juncture in the game, giving Farmington some momentum on its way to a first quarter that had the Warriors' back on their heels.

Through seven games, Windsor has proven itself to be one of the top teams in the state.

Windsor is currently ranked No. 1 in the CIAC Class L playoff standings, and No. 6 in the state by the Connecticut Sports Writers Alliance.

The Hartford Courant has ranked the Warriors No. 5 in the state and No. 2 in the immediate area, behind Xavier (Middletown), which The Courant has as its No. 1 team in Connecticut.