Category Archives: Football

Linked Up – 5/3/13

Linked Up – 5/3/13

After a week hiatus, Linked Up is back with a nearly all Connecticut lineup. Only one national story this week, as the focus is on some really interesting features from around the state. From the Stamford Advocate: Many folks are in awe of twins Ellie and Sam Gravitte who star on and off the fieldContinue Reading

Linked Up – 4/12/13

Linked Up – 4/12/13

Not a huge week for links as most of the focus is on game stories these days as there are plenty of great games going on. Also lots of coverage for college sports in the state at the moment, and with good reason (a much-deserved congrats to the UConn women’s basketball team, and the QuinnipiacContinue Reading

CIAC Football Finals Moving To Central Connecticut State

CIAC Football Finals Moving To Central Connecticut State

CHESHIRE, Conn. – The Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference (CIAC) Football Committee voted on Wednesday to hold the CIAC Football Championship games at Arute Field on the campus of Central Connecticut State University (CCSU) beginning with the 2013 season. The first four championship games at Arute Field will take place Friday and Saturday December 13-14, 2013Continue Reading

NFHS Continues To Address Head Injury Concerns With Rule Changes

NFHS Continues To Address Head Injury Concerns With Rule Changes

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – In an effort to continue minimizing the risk of injury in high school football, three additional rules will take effect next season to address helmets coming off players’ heads during games. These three risk-minimization additions were among 10 rules changes approved by the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) FootballContinue Reading

CIAC Tournament Central

CIAC Tournament Central

Looking for pairings, results, schedules, rosters, streaming video, tickets, merchandise and more for the CIAC tournaments? Look no further then CIAC Tournament Central, your one-stop shopping location for CIAC tourney info!Continue Reading

Linked Up – 2/1/2013

Linked Up – 2/1/2013

A Friday morning tradition continues with a new edition of Linked Up. Lots of territory covered in this one including stories about nearly all the CIAC winter sports. From the Meriden Record: Coach Mike Forgione preaches defense for the Southington girls basketball team. His team is listening. From Forbes: This is an impassioned pronouncement in favor of highContinue Reading

Linked Up – 1/4/2012

Linked Up – 1/4/2012

A new year, and still lots of interesting stories being written around the state as the high school sports swing back into action. From the Connecticut Post: Whether classified as a sport or activity, there are some outstanding athletes like Ludlowe’s Alley Meyer competing in cheerleading. Very interesting to read the differences in the processContinue Reading

A Football Title Is One Play Away

A Football Title Is One Play Away

Momentum can be a funny thing, particularly in the context of a sporting event. It can build slowly over the course of a game, as a team slowly takes control. Or it can happen suddenly, shifting from one team to another in a matter of one play. It is not always easy to tell ifContinue Reading

Linked Up – Fall Championships – 12/9/2012

Linked Up – Fall Championships – 12/9/2012

A final bow was wrapped around the fall season on Saturday when the final three CIAC Football Championship games took place at Rentschler Field. It capped a memorable and highly-competitive fall season. Here is a special edition of Linked Up that provides an in-depth look at the four football finals. These are not the usualContinue Reading

Football Championship Broadcast & Media Information

Football Championship Broadcast & Media Information

CHESHIRE,Conn.– All four CIAC Football finals taking place Friday Dec. 7 and Saturday Dec. 8 will be broadcast live on television and the internet. CPTV Sports is dedicating 12 hours of live coverage to the four games taking place at Rentschler Field while the games will be available live on-line at ESPN3.com and the WatchContinue Reading