Alexander Amidon (Hotchkiss School) WR - Boston College
Dominic Appiah (Cheshire Academy) DL - Boston College
Robert Bowman (Notre Dame) OL/DL - New Hampshire
Andrew Clements (Pomperaug) S/QB - Central Connecticut St.
Khairi Fortt (Stamford) LB - Penn St.
Taylor Fuller (Bunnell) OL - Central Connecticut St.
Victor Harris (Windsor) DE - Central Connecticut St.
Jalen Hill (Bloomfield) WR - Central Connecticut St.
Byron Jones (St. Paul) DB - Connecticut
Denzell Jones (Bloomfield) QB - Central Connecticut St.
Tebucky Jones (New Britain) WR - Connecticut
Eric Joyner (King & Low Heywood Thomas) RB/DB - New Hampshire
Rory Kennedy (New Milford) TE/DE - Central Connecticut St.
Kevin Kucinskas (Simsbury) LB - Central Connecticut St.
Chris Linares (New Britain) DB - Central Connecticut St.
Kevin Pierre-Louis (King & Low Heywood Thomas) LB - Boston College
Silas Reed (King & Low Heywood Thomas) RB - Penn St.
Hayden Stanton (Xavier) DL/OL - Central Connecticut St.
Sean Sylvia (Cheshire Academy) DB - Boston College
Wednesday, February 03, 2010
Wednesday, January 06, 2010
Vinal Tech and East Hampton Form New Connecticut High School Football Team
by Jeff Fisher
Connecticut High School Football Huddle

The Middletown Press is reporting that Vinal Tech and East Hampton High are forming a cooperative team that will begin playing JV football in the fall and then a varsity schedule in 2011.
The move was needed because Vinal Tech's cooperative with Coginchaug ended at the end of the 2010 season because Coginchaug had too many players under state rules. Vinal Tech/Coginchaug qualified for the Class MM playoffs in 2009...losing 39-0 to East Lyme in the state semifinals.
Connecticut High School Football Huddle

The Middletown Press is reporting that Vinal Tech and East Hampton High are forming a cooperative team that will begin playing JV football in the fall and then a varsity schedule in 2011.
The move was needed because Vinal Tech's cooperative with Coginchaug ended at the end of the 2010 season because Coginchaug had too many players under state rules. Vinal Tech/Coginchaug qualified for the Class MM playoffs in 2009...losing 39-0 to East Lyme in the state semifinals.
Sunday, December 06, 2009
Connecticut High School Football Scores - Championships
Connecticut High School Football Scores
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Championships
Class LL
Cheshire 28 Staples 21 (OT)
Class L
Notre Dame-West Haven 28 Pomperaug 21
Class MM
New Canaan 28 East Lyme 0
Class M
Berlin 46 Bethel 6
Class SS
St. Joseph 14 Montville 3
Class S
Hyde Leadership 21 Northwest Catholic 0
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Championships
Class LL
Cheshire 28 Staples 21 (OT)
Class L
Notre Dame-West Haven 28 Pomperaug 21
Class MM
New Canaan 28 East Lyme 0
Class M
Berlin 46 Bethel 6
Class SS
St. Joseph 14 Montville 3
Class S
Hyde Leadership 21 Northwest Catholic 0
Friday, December 04, 2009
Connecticut High School Football Championship Match-ups
by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America
Connecticut will crown its six state champions Saturday with only New Canaan back to defend a 2008 championship. The Rams (10-1) will play second seeded East Lyme for the Class MM title.
Defending state champs Glastonbury ('08 LL Champs) and New London ('08 SS Champs) both lost in the semifinals.
Here's the rest of the championship match-ups, plus scores from Tuesday's semifinals...
Championship Games
Class LL
#1 Staples (12-0) vs. #3Cheshire (10-1)
Class L
#1 Pomperaug (12-0) vs. #3Notre Dame-West Haven (10-1)
Class MM
#1 New Canaan (10-1) vs. #2 East Lyme (10-1)
Class M
#4 Bethel (9-2) vs. #3 Berlin (9-2)
Class SS
#4 St. Joseph (9-2) vs. #2 Montville (10-1)
Class S
#1 Northwest Catholic (10-1) vs. #2 Hyde Leadership (10-1)
Connecticut High School Football Scores
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Playoffs
Semifinals
CLASS LL
Staples 31, Xavier 28
Cheshire 20, Glastonbury 6
CLASS L
Pomperaug 41, Simsbury 26
Notre Dame-West Haven 42, Conard 14
CLASS MM
New Canaan 14, St. Paul/ Goodwin Tech 13
East Lyme 39, Vinal Tech/Coginchaug 0
CLASS M
Bethel 34, New London 12
Berlin 35, Avon 28
CLASS SS
St. Joseph 56, Holy Cross 7
Montville 49, Bullard-Havens Tech 12
CLASS S
Northwest Catholic 24, Ansonia 0
Hyde Leadership 40, Bloomfield 26
High School Football America
Connecticut will crown its six state champions Saturday with only New Canaan back to defend a 2008 championship. The Rams (10-1) will play second seeded East Lyme for the Class MM title.Defending state champs Glastonbury ('08 LL Champs) and New London ('08 SS Champs) both lost in the semifinals.
Here's the rest of the championship match-ups, plus scores from Tuesday's semifinals...
Championship Games
Class LL
#1 Staples (12-0) vs. #3Cheshire (10-1)
Class L
#1 Pomperaug (12-0) vs. #3Notre Dame-West Haven (10-1)
Class MM
#1 New Canaan (10-1) vs. #2 East Lyme (10-1)
Class M
#4 Bethel (9-2) vs. #3 Berlin (9-2)
Class SS
#4 St. Joseph (9-2) vs. #2 Montville (10-1)
Class S
#1 Northwest Catholic (10-1) vs. #2 Hyde Leadership (10-1)
Connecticut High School Football Scores
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Playoffs
Semifinals
CLASS LL
Staples 31, Xavier 28
Cheshire 20, Glastonbury 6
CLASS L
Pomperaug 41, Simsbury 26
Notre Dame-West Haven 42, Conard 14
CLASS MM
New Canaan 14, St. Paul/ Goodwin Tech 13
East Lyme 39, Vinal Tech/Coginchaug 0
CLASS M
Bethel 34, New London 12
Berlin 35, Avon 28
CLASS SS
St. Joseph 56, Holy Cross 7
Montville 49, Bullard-Havens Tech 12
CLASS S
Northwest Catholic 24, Ansonia 0
Hyde Leadership 40, Bloomfield 26
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