Simsbury football shuts out Farmington for fourth win of season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 10, 2026, 5:28 AM
Last updated Oct 10, 2026

Simsbury football secured a 16-0 victory over Farmington on October 9, improving to 4-1 this season. The Trojans scored on their first play, with a 67-yard touchdown pass from Braeden Siano to Aaron Blecher, and added a safety to lead 9-0 at halftime. Farmington struggled after losing its starting quarterback, Mason Kiniry, to injury. The Trojans' defense held Farmington scoreless, marking the team's win total for the season equal to their combined total from the past three years. They will next head into a bye week, looking to build on their success under new head coach Jim Caouette.
- •Simsbury improves to 4-1 this season after beating Farmington.
- •Siano threw for 213 yards and two touchdowns.
- •Simsbury's defense recorded an interception and a safety.
- •Farmington lost starting quarterback Mason Kiniry to injury.
- •The Trojans will take a bye week before their next game.
- 5:28 AMYahoo Sports — Simsbury football shuts out Farmington, matching combined win total from past three seasons
"Now 4-1, Simsbury scored on its first play from scrimmage and kept Farmington off the scoreboard.
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