Weston boys soccer claims second consecutive SWC championship over New Milford
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 2, 2026, 4:23 AM
Last updated Nov 2, 2026

Weston boys soccer secured a 4-0 victory against New Milford to capture the SWC championship on November 1, 2026, at Western Connecticut State University. Weston had previously lost to New Milford during the regular season but dominated in the final match, with goals from Constantine Joannides, Kacper Bos, Mads Leary, and Maks Moffley. This marks Weston's second straight SWC title, and senior Kyle Schiffer was named tournament MVP for his defensive performance. Following this victory, Weston aims to continue their success in the state playoffs, with CIAC pairings set to be released soon.
- •Weston outscored opponents 10-0 in the SWC tournament.
- •Kyle Schiffer named tournament MVP after strong defensive showing.
- •Weston aims to continue its success in state playoffs.
- •CIAC playoff rankings list Weston as the No. 2 seed.
- 4:23 AMYahoo Sports — Weston boys soccer claims second straight SWC championship, avenging lone loss to New Milford
"Weston took down previously undefeated New Milford to defend its SWC title.
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