by Jeff Fisher
Connecticut High School Football Huddle
The Connecticut high school football playoffs begin Tuesday night with quarterfinal action. Below is the first round games...
CLASS LL
#8 West Haven (8-2) at #1 Xavier (10-0)
#7 Hall (8-2) at #2 Norwich Free Academy (10-0)
#6 Conard (8-2) at #3 Trumbull (9-2)
#5 Staples (9-1) at #4 Glastonbury (9-1)
CLASS L
#8 Bristol Eastern (9-1) vs. #1 Masuk (10-0) at Bunnell
#7 North Haven (9-1) at #2 Hand (9-1)
#6 New Canaan (9-1) at #3 Naugatuck (9-1)
#5 Darien (10-1) at #4 Wethersfield (9-1)
CLASS M
#8 Hillhouse (7-3) at #1 Berlin (10-0)
#7 Platt (8-2) at #2 New London (8-2)
#6 Lyman Hall (8-2) at #3 Brookfield (8-2)
#5 Plainville (8-2) at #4 Gilbert/Northwestern (8-2)
CLASS S
#8 Sacred Heart (6-4) at #1 Valley Regional/Old Lyme (10-0)
#7 Cromwell (7-3) at #2 Montville (9-1)
#6 Hyde (7-3) at #3 Ansonia (9-1)
#5 Woodland (7-3) vs. #4 St. Joseph (7-3)
This blog is part of Jeff Fisher's High School Football America network that is dedicated to providing high school football fans in Connecticut with the most up-to-date news and information.
Friday, November 26, 2010
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Manchester Takes Its Cheating Accusations to CIAC
by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America
Manchester High School is furious.
Southington High School thinks it's not a big deal.
Now it's the Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Association's time to decide who's right.
Manchester officials have filed an official protest with the CIAC over its team's 28-14 loss to Southington on October 22nd. The protest stems from Manchester head coach Marco Pizzoferrato's accusation in the Hartford Courant that his opponent used a Manchester armband that contained his plays to help the Southington defense.
Southington High has already decided to suspend its coach D.J. Hernandez for one-game following its own internal investigation. Hernandez has admitted to using the arm band for "four plays", according to a report in the Hartford Courant.
Southington gained control of the armband card sometime late in the first half when it came off a Manchester player
High School Football America
Manchester High School is furious.
Southington High School thinks it's not a big deal.
Now it's the Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Association's time to decide who's right.
Manchester officials have filed an official protest with the CIAC over its team's 28-14 loss to Southington on October 22nd. The protest stems from Manchester head coach Marco Pizzoferrato's accusation in the Hartford Courant that his opponent used a Manchester armband that contained his plays to help the Southington defense.
Southington High has already decided to suspend its coach D.J. Hernandez for one-game following its own internal investigation. Hernandez has admitted to using the arm band for "four plays", according to a report in the Hartford Courant.
Southington gained control of the armband card sometime late in the first half when it came off a Manchester player
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