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Zone: 3 PAGE: C6 Typesetter: GUSS50BQueue: 68 Date: 23:54 Plate: CMYK CMYK C6 THURSDAY, JANUARY11, 2007 THEHARTFORDCOURANT3 HIGH SCHOOLS Ayear off and a change of scenery did wonders for Haddam- Killingworthcoach Jim Bombaci. Bombaci had won 400 games in 27 seasons at Hamden and Hand- Madison, but the eight got in his first season with H-K have been as enjoyable as any in recent years. helped me with their desire to learn, how hard they play and how much they care about each Bombaci said. been an uplifting experience that way as far as my juices flowing. They work harder and it makes me want to work more with Haddam-Killingworth (8-2) has been successful employing an up- tempo pace.

The Cougars have used an array of pressure defenses and frequently use11 players a game. Senior center Megan Murray (15 ppg, 9.6 rpg, 3.0 steals) leads the team in many statistical categories and sophomore shooting guard Shelby VanHuysen is also averaging 15 points. Senior forward Jenna Loos (5.5 rpg, 3.0 steals), sophomore forward Allie Rand and junior point guard Michelle Fillion also start. is much harder than offense, but our kids just never Bombaci said. the ball is on the floor, going to go for it.

tough on the kidswith so many plays to learn, offensively and defensively. not an easy transition. But I was impressed with their basketball sense. about 75, 80 percent The turnaround has been swift for Bombaci, who said he was asked to leave Hand, where he coached 23 seasons and won the 1999 CIAC Class championship. think it was probably he said.

fit good anymore, but worked out to be the best thing. revitalized and enjoying it to a large School records fall: At least two career scoring records were bro- ken in December. Prince Tech senior Sharniece Williams scored 16 in a 69-38 victory over Bullard Havens Dec. 21 and finished the game with 1,277 points, which broke the school record of her head coach, Polly Innerarity, who graduated in 1988 with 1,263. Williams now has 1,363 points.

Innerarity said she mind seeing her record fall. was very happy for she said. just want her to be successful. a good person to work with, a hard worker and a leader who teaches the Prince Tech is 9-1 after opening with a loss to Hartford Public. Nonnewaug senior Anna Baldwin passed Debbie Sperry, who graduated in 1984 with 1,058 points, for most points at the school.

Baldwin, who will play soccer in the fall at Colgate, scored 22 to pass Sperry in a Dec. 29 victory over Wolcott Tech- Torrington and now has 1,112. Nonnewaug is 10-0. Long-distance specialists: Manchester (8-3) has made 99 of 283 three-point attempts this season (35 percent). Amanda Morales has made 39 and Shanika Hines 23.

But long-range shooting was one of the downfalls in 64-52 loss to No.1 Windsor. Manchester made its season average, nine, but took 45 threes. College update: Several of last top high school seniors are getting minutes in college. Last state player of the year, Shanice Billington of Bulkeley, has played in 13 of 17 games at Indiana (13-4). averaging 2.3 points in 9.1 minutes a game.

Sharnise Beal (New Britain) is averaging 2.4 points in 11.2 minutes and has played in all 16 games at N.C. State (11-5). Sam Brigham (Simsbury) has been in 11 of 14 games at Hofstra (12-2) and is averaging 4.6 points in 13.7 minutes. Amy Simpson (Waterford) has started all 13 games at New Hampshire (5-8) and is averaging 6.8 points. Around the state: Stonington junior center Heather Buck scored a career-high 40 points in 68-47 win over Bacon Academy.

averaging 28.5 points a game. Old Calli Coffee went 17-for-18 at the free- throw line in a 31-point effort Friday in a 49-38 win over Portland. Guilford senior Jaci Daignault had 26 points, 20 rebounds, eight steals and eight blocks in a 64-61 win over Hillhouse Tuesday. Audio from the NFA at Windham game Monday (5 p.m.) will be available on the internet at team- line.cc. Enter Team Code 9956 to listen.

Contact William Schubert at New School, Good Result H-K Off To Fast Start With Bombaci As Coach By WILLIAM SCHUBERT COURANT STAFF WRITER Southington gymnasts will have a lot of time to work on routines before they try to extend their winning streak and eclipse their unofficial state team scoring record set last Saturday against Wethersfield. Their first opportunity to surpass 152.1 points and get their 25th win in a rowis Jan. 18 in Madison when they meet Handat 6 p.m. Southington (2-0) has not lost a two- or three-way meet, or regular season invitational, since Feb. 12, 2004.

The Blue Knights will face seven teams in six more meets before their UB Knights Invitational ends the regular season Feb. 17. The meet at Hand (1-0) will be a matchup between two defending state champions Southington in and Hand in M. Among remaining opponents, its toughest challenge could come from Glastonbury (Feb. 12), which placed fifth in the 2006 Class championships.

The Tomahawks opened their season under first-year coach Leslie McInerney with a 132.1-110.2 victory over RHAM-Hebron. not one of our goals to beat McInerney said. feel they are way above and beyond everyone in the state. They average in the 9s. Our girls start with that level of Scoring subjective: Southington coach Byron Knox was pleased with the record but acknowledged there were some mis- takes.

other part of it is the subjective Knox said. routines were not much different from the first meet scored 146.65 Jan. 3 against Judging is not as consistent as it could be. The potential is there. We ruled out the fact that score Based on results this season, Knox said he believes his winning streak most likely be threatened.

The Blue focus is on fine-tuning routines, getting healthy and aiming for another team scoring record, which rates only as an unofficial state mark because regular season results do not qualify as state records. Pat Simon, the coach at Law- Milford and a longtime member of the CIAC state gymnastics committee, said no official records are kept for regular season meets. The reason is the wide range in the subjectivity of judges, which skews team scores when compared with other meets. The only official records are kept at the class and State Open championship meets, where there are eight judges and a referee. Simon said 152.1 against Wethersfield might be the highest in state history in the regular season.

Southington considers the score a school record. This team has the potential to go after the record at the Class meet. Southington holds the official record of 151.523, set in 2005. Dynamic vault: Wethersfield coach Carrie Rotondaro witnessed the performance, and although acknowledging it was not an official record, still was im- pressed. never heard of a team scoring more than 152.1 in a regular season meet ever, as far as I Rotondaro said.

99 percent sure of that, even more than that. was a pretty solid performance but I see all their routines because I was more focused on our girls. a great team; you take anything away from The top performance in the Southington-Wethersfield meet belonged to Blue Knights senior Jessica Gianatti, who scored a 9.9 on vault. was a dynamic vault but she did not stick it; she took a Knox said. she had stuck her landing, she would have been eligible for 9.95 or a 10.

how good it Contact Reid L. Walmark at Southington Record Unofficial High Scores In Regular Season Not Recognized By REID L. WALMARK COURANT STAFF WRITER GYMNASTICS COURANT GIRLS BASKETBALL RATINGS Compiled by Courant staff (records through Wednesday): 1.Windsor (11-0): Crashed the boards behind Jhenel Franklin (19 rebounds), Cierra Baker (11) and Ashley Williams (10) in 64-52 win over Manchester. Last week: 1. 2.

Mercy-Middletown (10-0): Withstood Hamden taking 2:30 off the clock in one fourth-quarter possession of 53-47 win Tuesday. Last week: 2. 3. Trinity Catholic-Stamford (10-0): Stevens had 21 points, 16 rebounds in 66-54 victory over Norwalk. Last week: 3.

4. Holy Cross-Waterbury (10-0): 66-54 win over Torrington in battle of unbeatens had 42 fouls. Last week: 5. 5. Norwich Free Academy (10-1): East Lyme (Friday) and Windham (Monday) will be litmus tests for Wildcats.

Last week: 6. 6. Manchester (8-3): It get any easier for Indians, who play at New Britain Friday. Last week: 4. 7.

Career-New Haven (8-1): Sophomore guard Anisha Wilson scored 21 in 61-45 win over Hand. Last week: 7. 8. New Britain (9-2): Scored 37 first-quarter points in 89-26 route of winless Hall. Last week: 8.

9. Waterford (10-1): Came back from 10-point halftime deficit in 55-48 victory over Fitch Tuesday. Last week: 9. 10. Plainville (10-1): Two-point loss to East Catholic only thing that separates Devils from perfection.

Last week: 12. Next: 11. Notre Dame-Fairfield (7-2); 12. Avon (8-1); 13. East Catholic-Manchester (8-2); 14.

Tolland (9-1); 15. Kolbe Cathedral-Bridgeport (7-2); 16. Stonington (9-2); 17. Fairfield Warde (8-1); 18. Bulkeley-Hartford (7-3); 19.

Southington (9-0); 20. Fairfield Ludlowe (8-1). GIRLS BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD RESULTS BOYS BASKETBALL Preps Brunswick 68, Loomis 48 St. Andrews 84, Suffield Academy 49 Choate 58, Westminster 46 Hamden Hall 89, Watkinson 66 GIRLS BASKETBALL CSC Classical Magnet 40, Sport Sciences 38 (2OT) Preps Kingswood 46, Wilbraham 15 Loomis 45, Suffield Academy 40 Kent 66, Canterbury 18 Watkinson 45, ASD 18 Cheshire Academy 47, Gunnery 14 Choate 44, Westminster 41 Pomfret 49, Williams 16 Others Rockville 46, Middletown 44 UNIFIED BASKETBALL Simsbury 35, Norwich 25 BOYS ICE HOCKEY CCC East Fermi 10, E.O. Smith 2 CCC West Simsbury 9, Hall 1 CCC Inter Manchester 10, Southington 5 Newington 4, Wethersfield 3 South Windsor 12, Windsor 1 NHC Suffield 6, Enfield 5 (OT) East Catholic 6, Rocky Hill 1 ECC NFA 2, Bolton 1 Preps Avon Old Farms 6, Hotchkiss 3 Taft 4, Westminster 2 Brunswick 4, Kingswood 0 Others Conard 2, Cheshire 1 Glastonbury 7, Xavier 2 West Haven 6, Milford 2 Fairfield Prep 3, Immaculate-Danbury 2 (OT) GIRLS ICE HOCKEY Preps Westminster 2, Choate 0 Taft 4, Pomfret 0 Loomis 4, Kent 1 WRESTLING Avon 66, Enfield 14 Bristol Central 75, Bulkeley 0 Classical Magnet 48, Windham Tech 30 Fermi 66, Rockville 12 Granby 52, Canton 24 Platt 65, New Britain 15 Southington 60, Maloney 10 Suffield 57, Stafford 18 Hall 54, Weaver 24 Middletown 69, East Catholic 9 Portland 53, Cheney Tech 24 Bristol Eastern 69, Seymour 3 Terryville 45, Housatonic 22 Windham 44, Griswold 24 Morgan 42, Haddam-Killingworth 33 Law 47, Xavier 13 Conard 63, Windsor 11 RHAM 44, Plainville 33 Wethersfield 49, Simsbury 25 Glastonbury 60, Manchester 13 East Windsor 48, Somers 29 GYMNASTICS Farmington 121.2, Wethersfield 119.8 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Ethel Walker 3, Stoneleigh Burnham 0 (30-12, 30-14, 30-20) BOYS SWIMMING Deerfield Academy 95, Suffield Academy 88 Kingswood-Oxford 96, Cheshire Academy 65 Xavier 98, North Haven 80 GIRLS SWIMMING Deerfield Academy 97, Suffield Academy 88 Kingswood 93, Cheshire Academy 52 Loomis 144, Kent 42 BOYS SQUASH Brunswick 7, Westminster 0 GIRLS SQUASH Westminster 7, Suffield Academy 0 RIFLERY Suffield Academy 914, Wilbraham 887 SCHEDULE 7P.M.

UNLESS NOTED BOYS BASKETBALL NWC: St. Paul Catholic at Plainville; East Catholic at Middletown; Northwest Catholic at Rocky Hill; RHAM at Berlin. Shoreline: Old Lyme at Old Saybrook; North Branford at Hale-Ray; Haddam- Killingworth at East Hampton, 7:30 p.m.; Portland at Coginchaug, 7:30 p.m.; Valley Regional a Hyde, 7:30 p.m. GIRLS BASKETBALL CCC Inter: Simsbury at East Hartford CSC: Goodwin Tech at Vinal Tech, 4:30 p.m.; Windham Tech at Parish Hill BOYS ICE HOCKEY NHC: Farmington at North Branford, 4 p.m. SCC: North Haven at East Haven, 7:30 p.m.

Others: Watertown at Rockville (Bolton), 3:45 p.m. GYMNASTICS East Lyme, Glastonbury at Norwich Free Academy (Norton Gym), 6 p.m.; Hall at Hand, 6:30 p.m. BOYS GIRLS INDOOR TRACK Bacon Academy Invitational (Wesleyan), 5 p.m. NOTEBOOK Scouting Bureau Ranks Cross 10th Defenseman Tommy Cross from Simsbury is rated 10th among North American Skaters in the NHL Central Scouting Mid-Term Rankings for the 2007 draft. Cross, a 6-foot-3, 195-pound junior at Westminster School in Simsbury, played for the U.S.

Under-18 team in Sweden two months ago. Cross, who has committed to Boston College, had 16 goals and 60 assists in two seasons at Simsbury High before transferring to Westminster this fall. Cross was The state player of the year for the 2005-06 season. Two New Canaan products were also rated high. Left wing Max Pacioretty who plays for Sioux City in the U.S.

Junior Hockey League, is ranked 23rd, and Drew MacKenzie a defenseman from Taft-Watertown is 67th. Pacioretty also formerly played at Taft. Nick Bonino a forward for Avon Old Farms is ranked 117th and two current Salisbury centers Paul Carey and Brian Gibbons were 94th and 106th, respectively. Yale center Mark Arcobello from Milford is 178th. Angelo Esposito a center from Quebec of the Quebec Major Junior League is the top-rated skater and Trevor Cann of Peterborough in the Ontario Hockey League is the top-rated goalie.

The NHL entry draft is June 23 in Columbus. Please report scores between 5 p.m.-10:45 p.m. Phone: 860-241-6435 e-mail: Fax: 860-241-6600 How To Reach Us NOTABLES Highlights Wednesday: BOYS BASKETBALL Sean Caddigan, Suffield Academy: Scored 20 points in an 84-49 loss to St. Andrews (R.I.). Chris Costello, Watkinson-Hartford: Scored 20 points in an 89-66 loss to Hamden Hall.

T.J. Doherty, Westminster-Simsbury: Scored a game-high 19 points in a 58-46 loss to Choate-Wallingford. GIRLS BASKETBALL Raven Wright-Jones, Rockville: Scored 20 points in a 46-44 victory over Middletown. Ashley Knighton, Watkinson-Hartford: Scored 13 points and made eight steals in a 45-18 victory over ASD-West Hartford. BOYS HOCKEY Nick Bonino, Avon Old Farms: Scored three goals in a 6-3 victory over Hotchkiss-Lakeville.

Matt Breese and Alex Cerri, Suffield: Each scored twice in a 6-5 overtime victory over Enfield. Matt Longille, Newington: Scored three goals in a 4-3 victory over Wethersfield. Kyle Manuilow, Norwich Free Academy: Made 33 saves in a 2-1 victory over Bolton. Robert Peach, Enfield: Scored three goals in a loss to Suffield. GIRLS HOCKEY Bethany Dymarczyk, Westminster-Simsbury: Scored both goals in her shutout of Choate- Wallingford.

BOYS BASKETBALL Choate 58, Westminster 46 Westminster (1-5) Frank Coughlin 51 12, T.J. Doherty 9 1 19, Graham Kohan 10 2, Joey Liberator 2 0 5, Alex Maharaj 2 05, Ryan Tocci 1 0 2, Bobby Fitzgerald 0 1 1. Totals 20 3 46. Choate (3-4) Connor Mehan 3 10 18, Matt McCullough 2 4 10, Bill Opamura 3 09, Mike Mackie 2 1 5, Jessie Reisner 1 3 5, Cory Sherman 2 0 5, Daryl Wells 2 0 4, Johnny Ball 1 0 2. Totals 16 18 58.

Hamden Hall 89, Watkinson 66 Watkinson (5-5) Chris Costello 9 1 20, Manny Sanchez 4 1 11, Etienne Percy 40 8, Stanford Dulaire 8 3 19, Nathan Kloczko 1 0 2, Zach 1 0 2, Grant Olear 1 0 2. Totals 29 5 56. Hamden Hall (7-2) Mike Massey 15 941, Alex Biemsderfer 2 1 5, Josh Antrom 7 6 20, Kary Lenz 4 3 11, Brendan Ruby 2 2 6, Tyler Mizenko 2 0 4, Dasnon Catleh 1 0 2. Totals 33 20 89. Hamden St.

Andrews (R.I.) 84, Suffield Academy 49 Suffield (2-5) Khadim Diouf 1 0 2, Kyle Vigneault 1 2 5, Shea Clark 1 0 2, Sean Caddigan 8 0 20, Chris Pugliano 1 0 2, Zeke Donnelly 1 0 2, Alex Ersoff 0 2 2, Harry Melendez 1 0 2, Evan Boyle 1 0 3, Matt Capone 2 3 9. Totals 17 7 49. St. Andrews (11-5) Joe Accaoui 4 2 13, Mike Accaoui 2 2 6, Rakim Souders 6 015, Nyheem Souders 3 1 9, Brian Hanuschak 4 2 10, Garrett Kissel 5 2 12, Mike Culpo 5 0 13, Max Bense 2 0 4, Manny Odugbela 1 0 2. Totals 32 9 84.

St. GIRLS BASKETBALL CSC Classical Magnet 40, Sport Sciences 38 (2OT) Classical (9-2) Sacoya Flores 3 1 7, Martine Aurelian 3 0 6, Charlotte Mansfield 1 0 2, Shakyra Brown 3 0 6, Jessica Odum 1 0 3, Sarah Wolliston 1 0 2, Shaniqua Francis 7 0 14. Totals 19 1 40. SMSA (3-7) Hecmaly Rivera 3 2 8, Chamari Davis 2 3 7, Gloria Gerena 2 0 4, Samantha Golding 1 0 2, Jasmyn Darby 6 315, Amber Poindexter 1 0 2. Totals 15 8 38.

Of note: Aurelian scored the only points in double overtime; Francis had 11 rebounds. PREPS Choate 44, Westminster 41 Choate (2-2) Kelsey Craig 2 0 4, Erin Grajowski 1 0 2, Kat Luby 6 0 15, Jill Mas- trolunni 3 0 6, Claire Monagan 2 1 5, Rachel Romanowski 5 0 10, Allison Zeoli 1 0 2. Totals 21 1 44. Westminster (2-4) Lizzie Pike 3 1 8, Michele Ribaudo 5 2 14, Elena Ridenour 10 2, Jacki Savage 3 3 9, Corinne Werner 31 8. Totals 15 7 41.

Hotchkiss 32, Miss 30 Hotchkiss (1-3) Alyssa Caliendo 2 0 4, Liz Kelly 1 0 2, Susan Effler 3 0 6, Faimie Kingsley 8 4 20. Totals 14 4 32. Miss (2-4) Abby Chapman 24 8, Lauren McKay 3 1 7, Amanda Ruskin 3 1 7, Hannah Mirza 2 1 6, Lauren Jadovich 1 0 2. Totals 11 7 30. Watkinson 45, ASD 18 ASD (2-5) Brittany Schneider 2 0 4, Jennifer Baylon 1 0 2, Aga Skarzypek 1 0 2, Dinah Steele 4 0 8, April Dixon 0 2 2.

Totals 8 2 18. Watkinson (3-3) Floe Deitch 4 3 11, Bulaong Ramiz 3 0 7, Ashley Knighton 6 113, Jenelle Dunstan 3 1 7, Diana Rock 3 17. Totals 19 6 45. Of note: Knighton had eight steals. Kingswood-Oxford 46, Wilbraham 15 Kingswood (3-7) Christine Marchetti 3 3 9, Rachel Shea 6 0 15, Megan Brophy 0 1 1, Paige Hanson 2 0 4, Emily Courtney 2 0 4, Amanda Shifreen 4 1 11, Annie Pagano 1 0 2.

Totals 18 5 46. Wilbraham (0-6) Roz Chesky 1 3 5, Augana Sugai 1 0 2, Sarah Ananacci 1 0 2, Ashley McFarlane 1 0 2, Kenli Smith 1 2 4. Totals 5 5 15. Loomis Chaffee 45, Suffield Academy 40 Suffield Academy (4-3) Katy Heydinger 2 0 4, Barbara Kaplan 1 3 6, Allie Ruel 1 0 2, Courtney LaGanke 1 3 5, Kelly Slattery 4 4 14, Caitie McNabb 4 1 9. Totals 13 11 40.

Loomis (4-3) Kristen Cournoyer 3 1 10, Kim Fisher 1 0 2, Alex Agahigian 2 0 6, Claire Galliette 2 2 6, Olivia Bouchard 1 1 3, Kate McCarthy 3 0 6, Chelsea Ryan 1 0 2, Taisha Grant 1 0 3, Rachel Taskievich 3 07. Totals 17 4 45. OTHERS Rockville 46, Middletown 44 Middletown (2-7) Sierra Goggins 3 18, Taylor Nkonoki 1 0 3, Raven Wright- James 10 0 20, Stephany Santos 0 3 3, Jennifer Aldieri 1 0 2, Kristen Kostaco- polous 3 0 8. Totals 18 4 44. Rockville (7-4) Jen Cribben 3 2 8, Amy Grigg 4 0 8, Isabel Caban 7 0 14, Katie DiDio 2 0 6, Cherelle Rozie 4 0 8, Ashley Dawson 1 0 2.

Totals 21 2 46. Of note: Rozie had seven rebounds. BOYS HOCKEY Avon Old Farms 6, Hotchkiss 3 Goals: Bonino (3), Tom Atkinson, James Chamness, Pat Mullane; Massar (2), Zach Martin. Saves: Wolcott, 26; Yanchek, 29. Conard 2, Cheshire 1 Cheshire Conard Goals: Duchette; Miletti, J.T.

Weber. Saves: Donnarumma, 20; Hoffman, 26. East Catholic 6, Rocky Hill 1 RH EC Goals: Ware; Garrity (3), Evan Cyr (2), Matt Zimmermann. Saves: Zilahy, 27; Karabetsos, 17. Of note: Zimmermann had four assists.

Fermi 10, E.O. Smith 2 Fermi E.O. Smith (2-6) Goals: Duguay (3), Dave Cardarapoli (2), Tony Colca (2), Kyle Dyer, Mike Furey, Joe Fusco; Schoen (2). Saves: Cournoyer and Anthony Asselin, 13; Mooney and David Azinheira, 28. Glastonbury 7, Xavier 2 Xavier Glastonbury Goals: Deconti, David Raczka; Gabor (3), Josh Zlatkus (2), Josh Parent, Chase Celiberti.

Saves: Reid, 46; Ford, 26. Manchester 10, Southington 5 Manchester Southington (3-5) Goals: Mazurkiewicz (4), Taylor Dubois (4), Mike Zalcman, Jeff Wolfdenden; Edwards (3), Mike Bernard (2). Saves: Wolanski, 17; Breault and Brian Borkowski, 23. Newington 4, Wethersfield 3 Newington Goals: Longille (3), Ian Schwa- lenburg; Desrosiers (2), John Corrigan. Saves: Coco, 27; Farrelly, 18.

Norwich Free Academy 2, Bolton 1 Bolton NFA Goals: Schnell; Brouillard, Billy Cummings. Saves: Hickey, 15; Manuilow, 33. Simsbury 9, Hall 1 Hall Simsbury Goals: Lunt; Ward (2), Jeff Wergeles, Robbie Addis, Nick Aubin, Ryan Demadis, Grant Zyskowski, Taylor Jette, Steven Giangiulio. Saves: Orzech, 33; Meyerson, Alex Upton, 8. South Windsor 12, Windsor 1 SW Goals: Matt Siracusa (3), Geoff Pease (2), Scott Widlansky (2), Ryan Stanley, Marcus Nick Quirion, Shaun Breault, Dan Wegrezyn; Skapararas.

Saves: Emstrom, 11; MacLeod, 42. Suffield 6, Enfield 5 (OT) Suffield Enfield Goals: Breese (2), Alex Cerri (2), Nick Shute, Thomas Campion; Robert Peach (3), James Drummey, Christian McNair. Saves: Allard, 16; Marek, 25. GIRLS HOCKEY Loomis Chaffee 4, Kent 1 Loomis Kent Goals: Boehm, Lauren Ragen, Liza Kelley, Kathryn Mullin; Nicky Haynes. Saves: Francis, Travera, 40.

Westminster 2, Choate 0 Choate Westminster Goals: Vitale; Dymarczyk (2). Saves: Yo- kow, 22; Lessard, 31. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ONLINE Because you want to know. SPORTS MESSAGE BOARDS BLOGS NEWS UPDATES TOWNS CLASSIFIEDS SHOPPING Find up-to-date information on every team covered by The Courant. Go to courant.com/highschools to see team schedules, results, rosters, news and more..