Virginia Macias of Stamford was walking down the stairs of the American Fabrics complex with two friends, having just spent time checking out all the artist studios inside the former East End factory.
Macias didn’t need to give a detailed explanation of what the group thought of the AmFab open studios event on Saturday. “I think the bags tell the story,” she said, with all three women holding bags from purchases they had made as they prepared to leave.
Records tell you one thing, but the sport of volleyball makes a team prove its worth every match.
“It is such a mental sport,” Fairfield Ludlowe girls volleyball coach Meghan Skelton said. “It takes all 15 players on our squad to get us where we want to be. We are fortunate to have a deep bench.”
The second-seeded Falcons defeated Ridgefield, 3-1, with a berth in the Class LL state semifinals on the line at home on Saturday night.
Ludlowe will play top-seeded Southington (20-1) for the state title on Nov. 21 at 7:30 p.m. at Berlin High.|
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