Here are the top performances in girls lacrosse from last week. Please email your top performers each week to david.stewart@hearstmediact.com.

Bailey Bajda, Masuk: The sophomore netted five goals in Masuk’s win over Newtown on Saturday, and four in a 13-7 win over Weston on Tuesday.

Keira Best, Staples: The senior and Davidson commit reached a career milestone with her 250th point during the Wreckers’ 18-1 victory over Westhill on Tuesday.

Lilly Cameron, Masuk: The senior collected five goals in the Panthers’ 13-7 victory over Weston on Tuesday.

Sienna Caron, Griswold/Norwich Tech: The Griswold junior scored six goals and assisted once in a 14-8 victory over Woodstock Academy on Tuesday.

Keana Criscuolo, North Branford: The senior reached the 200-goal milestone for her career when she scored five in a 11-10 win over Haddam-Killingworth and followed with a combined seven goals and eight assists in a win over Cromwell and a loss to Old Saybrook.

Ella Curtiss-Reardon, Old Lyme: The senior reached a career milestone when she scored her 100th goal during a game against Cromwell on Tuesday.

Ava Deitelbaum, Foran: The junior surpassed 200 career points and set a new school record with 225. She has a combined 20 goals and five assists in Foran’s last three victories including six goals in Foran’s 14-6 victory over Sheehan on Thursday.

Charlotte Diviney, Simsbury: The freshman had a combined six goals and two assists in back-to-back games when the Trojans defeated Guilford and lost to Conard.

Tessa Fleming, Amity: The sophomore goalie collected her 100th save as part of a 10-save performance against Ridgefield. She also made nine saves during Amity’s 17-13 win over  Conard on Saturday.

Bree Foucault, Lyman Hall: The senior racked up seven goals and one assist during a 19-13 loss to Foran on Monday.

Nicole Gorman, Conard: The junior and Lindenwood University (Mo.) commit scored her career 100th goal to lead the Red Wolves to an 17-1 victory over RHAM on Friday.

Sydney Goulding, Old Lyme: Hit a career milestone by scoring her 100th goal during a 14-6 win over Old Saybrook on Saturday. She finished the game with a team-high six goals and one assist.

Sophia Gouveia, Wheeler: The junior collected 25 goals and six assists in three games against Griswold, Killingly and Bacon Academy/East Hampton during the past week.

Tatianna Irizarry, Ledyard: The sophomore scored her 100th goal during an 18-3 win over Bacon Academy/East Hampton on Friday, and has 10 goals in two of her last three games.

Aerin Keesser, Ludlowe: The senior had five goals, six draw controls and four draw controls in the Falcons' 11-5 win over Warde on Saturday.

Marlee Lyons,  Amity: The sophomore had 10 points with six goals and four assists in Amity's win over Sacred Heart.She added another four goals and one assist in wins against Staples and Norwalk.

Maeve Madura, Morgan: Scored her 200th career goal during the Huskies’ 8-6 victory over Haddam-Killingworth on Monday. The senior led Morgan’s attack with six goals.

Irelynn Marshall, Sheehan: The goalie made her 100th save during a game against Sacred Heart Academy on Monday.

Ashleigh Masterson, Wilton: The senior racked up six goals, including five during the first half of Wilton’s 18-10 win over Ridgefield on Saturday.

Maddie McLeod, Ledyard: The senior reached a career milestone when she scored her 250th goal during a five-goal performance in Ledyard’s 18-3 win over Bacon Academy/East Hampton on Thursday. McLeod extended the schools’ all-time goals record, a mark she broke last year.

Mollie Merritt, Cheshire: The junior had six points with a hat trick and three assists during a 13-11 victory over Guilford on Monday.

Addie Pattillo, Wilton: The North Carolina-bound senior had four goals and three assists, including one on the game-winner when Wilton defeated Darien 9-8 on Thursday. It was the Warriors’ first win over the Blue Wave since 2011. Pattillo also had four goals, 13 draw controls and eight ground balls in an 18-10 win over Ridgefield on Saturday.

Erin Schmitt, Foran: The senior goalie collected nine saves, including several at key moments,  and had a ground ball during a 14-6 victory over Sheehan on Thursday.

Victoria Sturm, Waterford: The junior scored six goals and dished out one assist during a 16- victory over Ledyard on Saturday.

Lexie Tully, New Canaan: The senior reached a milestone when she posted her 200th career point during the Rams’ 12-7 win over Sacred Heart Academy (NY) on Saturday. Tully, a Cornell commit, scored one goal and dished out three assists in the victory.

Maddie Tully, New Canaan: The junior collected five goals and three assists for eight points in New Canaan’s 12-7 victory over Sacred Heart Academy (NY) on Saturday.

Grace Winkler, Ridgefield: The junior reached 200 career points when she scored five with four goals and one assist during the Tigers’ 20-10 victory over Amity on Tuesday. She has collected 45 goals and 23 assists this season.

Lily Woods, Avon: Woods, a junior, scored five goals, including the 200th of her career, during an 11-7 loss to Hall on Monday.

Games to Watch

Darien at Greenwich, Thursday, 5 p.m.: Darien has fallen out of the top two in the Connecticut Coaches’ Poll. But, make no mistake, the No. 3-ranked Blue Wave is, as always, an FCIAC and state title contender. No. 5 Greenwich provides yet another formidable opponent.

Waterford at East Lyme, Thursday, 5:30 p.m.: Waterford is unbeaten in ECC play and has just one loss overall. East Lyme is sub–.500, but has played a difficult schedule. An interesting contrast.

New Canaan at Wilton, Thursday, 6 p.m.: Wilton’s victory over Darien, moved the Warriors to the No. 2 ranking in the Connecticut Coaches Poll, and made this game No. 1 vs. No. 2 battle. New Canaan is 9-0-1 since its only loss to the nation’s top team, St. Anthony’s (NY).

Masuk at Pomperaug, Thursday, 7 p.m.: Masuk added a huge win to an already great season when it beat defending state champ Weston, 13-7, on Tuesday. The Panthers can’t afford a letdown against a game Pomperaug squad which is in SWC contention.

Daniel Hand at Masuk, Saturday, 11:30 a.m.: Masuk closes out a tough week by hosting one of the SCC’s contenders. Masuk is currently No. 1 in Class L, while Hand is No. 3 in Class M.

Newtown at Fairfield Ludlowe, Saturday, 5 p.m.: A crossover match between the SWC and the FCIAC. Newtown re-entered the state’s top 10 at No. 8 this week.

Darien at Ridgefield, Monday, 4:30 p.m.: A great launching pad into the postseason for both FCIAC teams.