Connecticut High School Football Scores
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Avon 17, Housatonic/Wamogo 14 (2 OT)
Coventry/Windham Tech 48, Windsor Locks/Suffield/East Granby 8
Barlow 31, Oxford 20
East Hampton/Vinal Tech 13, Lewis Mills 12
Gilbert/NW Regional 50, Canton 12
Hall 22, Southington 6
Hartford Public 13, Fermi 6
Kennedy 29, St. Paul Catholic 14
Northwest Catholic 40, East Catholic 0
Old Saybrook/Westbrook 26, Hyde 0
RHAM 14, E.O. Smith 6
Rocky Hill 39, Weaver 6
SMSA/University 42, Granby Memorial 15
Staples 42, Darien 23
Trinity Catholic 28, Bassick 0
Weston 15, New Fairfield 9
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Showing posts with label Connecticut Interscholastic Conference. Show all posts
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Sunday, October 30, 2011
Wednesday, July 07, 2010
Connecticut Reduces Number of Classifications in High School Football
by Jeff Fisher
Connecticut High School Football Huddle
Connecticut will crown two fewer high school football champs in 2010.
The Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference has eliminated Class MM and Class SS for the upcoming season. The 143 football-playing schools in the state will now be divided into Classes LL, L, M and S.
The state athletic governing body also added an extra game to the post-season as it will now take three wins instead of two to capture the crown.
The New Canaan Patch reports that New Canaan High's athletic director likes the re-alignment. The Rams will be seeking a fifth straight football title in the fall.
Connecticut High School Football Huddle
Connecticut will crown two fewer high school football champs in 2010.
The Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference has eliminated Class MM and Class SS for the upcoming season. The 143 football-playing schools in the state will now be divided into Classes LL, L, M and S.
The state athletic governing body also added an extra game to the post-season as it will now take three wins instead of two to capture the crown.
The New Canaan Patch reports that New Canaan High's athletic director likes the re-alignment. The Rams will be seeking a fifth straight football title in the fall.
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