Southern Connecticut Conference
Friday, 03 February 2012
The Southern Connecticut Conference held its annual Unified Basketball Tournament on Monday, January 30 at the Floyd Little Athletic Center. Twelve SCC teams participated in the event - Amity, East Haven, Cheshire, Sheehan, Jonathan Law, Guilford, Foran, Wilbur Cross, Daniel Hand, Shelton, West Haven and North Haven. The participants received SCC medals and were treated to pizza and soda following the competition.
Monday, 30 January 2012
The Southern Connecticut Conference hosted its seventh Cheerleading Competition on February 4, at East Haven High School. Sixteen SCC schools participated in the competition in three divisions: exhibition, co-ed and all-girl. Congratulations to Cheshire (all-girl champions), Daniel Hand (all-girl 1st runner-up) and Sacred Heart Academy (all-girl 2nd runner-up). Shelton was the co-ed division champion. In addition, the Branford Unified team, which competed in the exhibition division, earned the Spirit Award. The Spirit Award is given to the team that bets embodies the word spirit and effort and is determined by the competition's judges.
Tuesday, 24 January 2012
Click on the respective winter sport name for its current standings -- BOYS BASKETBALL, GIRLS BASKETBALL, BOYS ICE HOCKEY, GIRLS ICE HOCKEY and WRESTLING
Click for league postseason indoor track results - BOYS INDOOR TRACK and GIRLS INDOOR TRACK
Tuesday, 24 January 2012
Now in its sixth year, The SportsCenter of Connecticut/SCC Scholar Athlete of the Month program will honor outstanding young men and women each month during the 2011-12 academic year.
Eleven student-athletes from six high schools have been named The SportsCenter of
Read more: Sports Center of Connecticut/SCC Scholar Athlete of the Month - December 2011 Recipients
Saturday, 31 December 2011
Happy New Year! It was a great 2011 for the SCC... Click to read the December issue of SCC NEWS - the official newsletter of the Southern Connecticut Conference.
Monday, 12 December 2011
Two SCC teams - Class LL state champion Xavier (13-0) and Class L champion Hand (13-0) - finished 1-2 in all three state football polls. In addition, Class L quarterfinalist Notre Dame (8-3) also finished in the top 10, while Class L quarterfinalist North Haven (9-2) and West Haven (7-3) also received votes.
It is the second straight year Xavier has garnered the state's number-one ranking. It is also the third straight year a SCC team (Notre Dame, 2009) has finished as the state's top-ranked team. The SCC has won six state championships in the last three years - most of any league in the state of Connecticut.
Xavier captured the Class LL state title with a dominating 42-7 victory over Staples on Saturday evening at Rentschler Field in East Hartford. The Falcons outscored their three playoff opponents (131-27). Hand captured the Class L title that same day with an impressive 34-10 victory over New Canaan. The Tigers, who defeated previously undefeated Masuk, 35-14, in the semifinals, won its fourth state title since joining the SCC in 1994.
Click to read the polls from the New Haven Register (media), Hartford Courant, Connecticut SportsWriters Alliance, and Day of New London (coaches).
Click to read New Haven Register HS FB reporter Mike Pucci's story on the poll, Hartford Courant reporter Tom Yantz's story, and Connecticut Post's Sean Patrick Bowley's HS Football Blog.
Sunday, 11 December 2011

Read more: SCC, SCC!! Xavier (LL) and Hand (L) Win State Football Titles
Sunday, 11 December 2011

Congratulations to Fairfield Prep senior Connor Rog, who finished 18th with a time of 15:35 at the Foot Locker National High School Cross Country championships on Saturday, December 10 at Balboa Park in San Diego. Rog was the 2011 SCC, Class LL, State Open champion and finished second in the New England meet. Click for complete story in Connecticut Post
Photo by Bill O'Brien
Monday, 05 December 2011

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