Football

2012 Championships
Champion Runner-up
LL Xavier NFA
L Daniel Hand Windsor
M Hillhouse Berlin
S Ansonia North Branford
GeneralNewsSchedules/Stats/RankingsCIAC Tournament Results
Tournament Packet

Scores and Forms Submission

  • Coaches can submit scores and tournament forms for their teams. An access code issued by their school’s athletic director is required for submission and/or viewing.
    Submit Football Scores/Forms

Important Dates (2013-14 Season):

  • First Practice Date:
    For schools that DO NOT CONDUCT SPRING FOOTBALL PRACTICE – Conditioning Aug. 14 / 1st practice Aug. 20
    For schools that CONDUCT SPRING FOOTBALL PRACTICE – Conditioning Aug. 19 / 1st practice Aug. 24
  • First Contest:Sept. 10
  • Last Date To Count For Tournament: Nov. 28 (Postponed Thanksgiving Day games may be made up Nov. 29 or Nov. 30

Tournament Dates (2013-14 Season):

  • Quarter-final games will be held on Tuesday evening, December 2, 2013 – 6:30 p.m. — at the site of the higher ranked team providing they meet minimum field requirements.
  • Semi-final games will be held on Saturday, December 6, 2013 at neutral sites TBA
  • Final games will be held on Friday-Saturday, December 12-13, 2013 – Arute Field at Central Connecticut State University (One game on Friday evening at 7:00 / Three games on Saturday at 10:00, 1:30 and 5:00)

National Federation Football Information

Football Divisions
2013 Football Divisions
Class LL (702 and over/36)
  • Amity
  • Bridgeport Central
  • Brien McMahon
  • Cheshire
  • Conard
  • Crosby
  • Danbury
  • East Hartford
  • Fairfield Ludlowe
  • Fairfield Prep
  • Farmington
  • Glastonbury
  • Greenwich
  • Hall
  • Hamden
  • Hartford Public
  • Kennedy
  • Manchester
  • New Britain
  • New Milford
  • Newington
  • Newtown
  • Norwalk
  • Norwich Free Academy
  • Ridgefield
  • Shelton
  • Simsbury
  • South Windsor
  • Southington
  • Stamford
  • Staples
  • Trumbull
  • West Haven
  • Westhill
  • Wilby
  • Xavier
    • Class L (531-701/36)
  • Avon
  • Bassick
  • Branford
  • Bristol Central
  • Bristol Eastern
  • Bulkeley
  • Bunnell
  • Cheney Tech
  • Daniel Hand
  • Darien
  • E.O. Smith
  • East Lyme
  • Fairfield Warde
  • Fitch
  • Guilford
  • Harding
  • Maloney
  • Masuk
  • Middletown
  • Naugatuck
  • New Canaan
  • New London
  • North Haven
  • Notre Dame-West Haven
  • Platt
  • Platt Tech
  • Pomperaug
  • RHAM
  • Stratford
  • Torrington
  • Vinal Tech/East Hampton
  • Wethersfield
  • Wilbur Cross
  • Wilton
  • Windsor
  • Windsor Locks/Suffield/East Granby
    • Class M (388-530/36)
  • Abbott Tech
  • Bacon Academy
  • Berlin
  • Bethel
  • Brookfield
  • Bullard Havens Tech
  • Coventry/Windham Tech/Bolton
  • East Haven
  • Ellington/Somers
  • Fermi
  • Foran
  • Gilbert/NW Regional
  • Granby Memorial
  • Hillhouse
  • Joel Barlow
  • Jonathan Law
  • Killingly
  • Ledyard
  • Lewis Mills
  • Lyman Hall
  • New Fairfield
  • Putnam/Tourtellotte/Ellis Tech
  • Rockville
  • Sheehan
  • St. Bernard/Norwich Tech
  • St. Joseph
  • Stonington
  • Tolland
  • Valley Regional/Old Lyme
  • Waterford
  • Watertown
  • Weston
  • Wilcox Tech
  • Wolcott
  • Wolcott Tech
  • Woodstock Academy
    • Class S (Up to 390/38)
  • Ansonia
  • Bloomfield
  • Canton
  • Capital/Classical/Achievement
  • Coginchaug
  • Cromwell
  • Derby
  • East Catholic
  • Enfield
  • Griswold
  • Haddam-Killingworth
  • Holy Cross
  • Housatonic/Wamogo
  • Hyde Leadership
  • Immaculate
  • Montville
  • Morgan
  • Nonnewaug
  • North Branford
  • Northwest Catholic
  • Notre Dame-Fairfield
  • O'Brien Tech
  • Old Saybrook/Westbrook
  • Oxford
  • Plainfield
  • Plainville
  • Prince Tech
  • Rocky Hill
  • Sacred Heart
  • Seymour
  • SMSA/University
  • St. Paul Catholic
  • Stafford/East Windsor
  • Trinity Catholic
  • Weaver
  • Whitney Tech
  • Windham
  • Woodland

    • Football Committee
    NameSchool/Organization
    Mark AmbrusoBacon Academy
    Eric BaimRockville High School
    James Benanto
    Paul BrentonPutnam High School
    Jim BuonocoreLedyard High School
    Chris CassinChippens Hill Middle School
    Len CortoNew Britain High School
    Al Cramer
    Dan DonovanDanbury High School
    Steve FilliponeDaniel Hand High School
    Robert FleetingWindsor High School
    Damian FrassinelliStafford High School
    Sam GallowayBloomfield High School
    Joe Grace
    Bill Greider
    David JohnsonBunnell High School
    Lou MarinelliNew Canaan High School
    Dr. Brian MignaultHarvard Ellis Technical High School
    Joe MonroeWolcott High School
    Ian NeviaserRegion 18 Public Schools
    Marce PetroccioStaples High School
    Martin SemmelSouthington High School
    Greg ShugrueNew Milford High School
    Jim WenkerNewington High School
    Jeff WihbeyWindham High School
    Leroy WilliamsJames Hillhouse High School

    Football Boards

    • Central Connecticut Association of Approved Football Officials [website]
    • Colonial Football Officials Association [website]
    • Eastern Connecticut Association of Approved Football Officials [website]
    • Fairfield County Football Officials Association [website]
    • New Haven Football Officials Association [website]
    • Western Connecticut Football Officials Association [website]

    Spring Football Election for 2013 Season
    The CIAC Board of Control in March 2008 voted to maintain spring football for member schools, however; the Board also approved an alternative to traditional spring football which allows member schools the choice of electing traditional spring football or to add four (4) days to the start of practice in August. Schools must elect one or the other, but not both by May 3.

    Below is the listing of the option chosen by each member school for the 2013 season:

    Traditional Spring Football (64)

    • Amity
    • Ansonia
    • Avon
    • Bassick
    • Berlin
    • Bethel
    • Branford
    • Bridgeport Central
    • Brien McMahon
    • Bristol Central
    • Bunnell
    • Coginchaug
    • Coventry/Windham Tech/Bolton
    • Cromwell
    • Danbury
    • Daniel Hand
    • Darien
    • Enfield
    • Fairfield Warde
    • Farmington
    • Fermi
    • Greenwich
    • Griswold
    • Hamden
    • Hillhouse
    • Hyde Leadership
    • Joel Barlow
    • Kennedy
    • Lewis Mills
    • Lyman Hall
    • Montville
    • Naugatuck
    • New Canaan
    • New Fairfield
    • New Milford
    • Newtown
    • North Haven
    • Norwalk
    • O’Brien Tech
    • Oxford
    • Platt
    • Sheehan
    • Shelton
    • Simsbury
    • Southington
    • St. Joseph
    • St. Paul Catholic
    • Stamford
    • Staples
    • Stonington
    • Tolland
    • Trumbull
    • Valley Regional/Old Lyme
    • West Haven
    • Westhill
    • Weston
    • Wilbur Cross
    • Wilby
    • Windham
    • Windsor Locks/Suffield/East Granby
    • Wolcott
    • Woodland
    • Woodstock Academy
    • Xavier
    		 Additional Days in Fall (82)

    • Abbott Tech
    • Bacon Academy
    • Bloomfield
    • Bristol Eastern
    • Brookfield
    • Bulkeley
    • Bullard Havens Tech
    • Canton
    • Capital/Classical/Achievement
    • Cheney Tech
    • Cheshire
    • Conard
    • Crosby
    • Derby
    • E.O. Smith
    • East Catholic
    • East Hampton/Vinal Tech
    • East Hartford
    • East Haven
    • East Lyme
    • Ellington/Somers
    • Fairfield Ludlowe
    • Fairfield Prep
    • Fitch
    • Foran
    • Gilbert/NW Regional
    • Glastonbury
    • Granby Memorial
    • Guilford
    • Haddam-Killingworth
    • Hall
    • Harding
    • Hartford Public
    • Holy Cross
    • Housatonic/Wamogo
    • Immaculate
    • Jonathan Law
    • Killingly
    • Ledyard
    • Maloney
    • Manchester
    • Masuk
    • Middletown
    • Morgan
    • New Britain
    • New London
    • Newington
    • Nonnewaug
    • North Branford
    • Northwest Catholic
    • Norwich Free Academy
    • Notre Dame-Fairfield
    • Notre Dame-West Haven
    • Old Saybrook/Westbrook
    • Plainfield
    • Plainville
    • Platt Tech
    • Pomperaug
    • Prince Tech
    • Putnam/Tourtellotte/Ellis Tech
    • RHAM
    • Ridgefield
    • Rockville
    • Rocky Hill
    • SMSA/University
    • Sacred Heart
    • Seymour
    • South Windsor
    • St. Bernard/Norwich Tech
    • Stafford/East Windsor
    • Stratford
    • Torrington
    • Trinity Catholic
    • Waterford
    • Watertown
    • Weaver
    • Wethersfield
    • Whitney Tech
    • Wilcox Tech
    • Wilton
    • Windsor
    • Wolcott Tech


    2013 Fall Sports Schedules Posted

    2013 Fall Sports Schedules Posted

    June 6th, 2013

    Schedules for 2013 fall sports have been posted on the CIACsports.com site. To view a schedule for any school or specific team, or a statewide master varsity schedule for a sport, visit the main schedule and results page of the site, or the "Schedules/Results/Rankings" tab on the mainpage of any fall sport: Cross Country (B&G) Field Hockey Football Soccer (Boys) Soccer (Girls) Swimming & Diving (Girls) Volleyball (Girls) more»

    Linked Up – 5/3/13

    Linked Up - 5/3/13

    May 3rd, 2013

    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 field for Ridgefield. From the Hartford Courant: Two long-time tennis coaches at Bristol Eastern are nearing retirement. Also from the Courant the RHAM girls more»

    Linked Up – 4/12/13

    Linked Up - 4/12/13

    April 12th, 2013

    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 Quinnipiac and Yale ice hockey teams). With that said, there is still plenty of good stuff here to check out. From themore»

    CIAC Football Finals Moving To Central Connecticut State

    CIAC Football Finals Moving To Central Connecticut State

    March 7th, 2013

    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, 2013 with one game played Friday evening and three games on Saturday. The CIAC has held its football championships at Rentschler Field tmore»

    NFHS Continues To Address Head Injury Concerns With Rule Changes

    NFHS Continues To Address Head Injury Concerns With Rule Changes

    February 7th, 2013

    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) Football Rules Committee at its January 18-20 meeting in Indianapolis. All rules changes were subsequently approved by the NFHS Board of Directors. The tmore»

    CIAC Tournament Central

    CIAC Tournament Central

    February 4th, 2013

    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!more»

    Linked Up – 2/1/2013

    Linked Up - 2/1/2013

    February 1st, 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 high school sports, and even suggests how to fund them. From Pandodaily: A story on working together to try and gather more information about injuries. From themore»

    Linked Up – 1/4/2012

    Linked Up - 1/4/2012

    January 4th, 2013

    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 process for a student who wants to compete in cheerleading at the college level. From the Hartford Courant: The Bloomfield girls indoor track & more»

    A Football Title Is One Play Away

    A Football Title Is One Play Away

    December 13th, 2012

    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 if or when that elusive momentum has found its way into one team’s corner. That was not the case at the 2012 Cmore»

    Linked Up – Fall Championships – 12/9/2012

    Linked Up - Fall Championships - 12/9/2012

    December 9th, 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 usual features included in a Linked Up (in most cases) but provide a feel for the Championship action. From the Middletown Press: Xavier more»

    Football Championship Broadcast & Media Information

    Football Championship Broadcast & Media Information

    December 5th, 2012

    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 Watch ESPN apps for iOS and Android as part of the CIAC Network. The CPTV sports coverage will begin at 6:30 p.m. Fmore»

    CIAC Football Championship Media Passes

    CIAC Football Championship Media Passes

    December 3rd, 2012

    CHESHIRE, Conn. - The online application for media credentials for the CIAC football finals being held this Friday-Saturday at Rentschler Field is now available. Media planning to cover one or more finals should complete the form at http://casci.ac/539 by 5 p.m. on Thursday Dec. 6. The schedule for the championship games is as follows: Class LL (NFA vs. Xavier) - Friday at 7:05 p.m.Class S (Ansonia vs. North Branford) - Saturday at 10:35 a.m.Class M (Hillhouse vs.more»

    CIAC Football Ticket Options

    CIAC Football Ticket Options

    December 2nd, 2012

    CHESHIRE, Conn. – Fans attending the 2012 CIAC Football Tournament finals at Rentschler Field Friday December 7 and Saturday December 8 will have numerous ticket options available to them. General admission tickets for the finals will be available to purchase at the Rentschler Box Office on the day of the game. The tickets are priced at $10 per day (Saturday tickets are good for all three games) and will be available at the Box Office near Gmore»

    CIAC Football Semi-Final Broadcasts

    CIAC Football Semi-Final Broadcasts

    November 30th, 2012

    CHESHIRE, Conn. – Five of the eight CIAC Football Tournament semi-final games taking place Sunday, December 2 will be broadcast on various platforms. The CIAC Network will be broadcasting three games live on-line at www.CIAC.tv while two of those games will also be available live on Connecticut Public Television Sports. MSGVarsity.com will also have broadcasts which will be available on-line in the days following the games. The semi-final round of the tournament will feature a total of emore»

    CIAC Football Tournament Media Information

    CIAC Football Tournament Media Information

    November 26th, 2012

    CHESHIRE, Conn. – The CIAC is providing information for media coverage of the 2012 CIAC Football Tournaments. All 16 quarterfinals will be played Tuesday, November 27 at 6:30 p.m. at the home site of the higher seed. The complete Tournament schedule and brackets can be found at the “Tournament Central” on www.CIACsports.com. Media should contact the host school in regards to media coverage requirements for quarterfinals. All eight semifinals will be held on Saturday, December 1 at neutrmore»

    Manchester-East Hartford Football Game Declared No-Contest

    Manchester-East Hartford Football Game Declared No-Contest

    November 21st, 2012

    Due to the accident which happened at Manchester High School this morning, Manchester and East Hartford High Schools have determined that their varsity football game scheduled for tonight will not be able to be completed prior by Saturday. Because of that fact under the rules of the CIAC football tournament the game has been declared a no-contest and will not have any bearing on the tournament rankings. "The CIAC is sensitive to the situation at Manchestermore»

    Linked Up – 11/2/2012

    Linked Up - 11/2/2012

    November 2nd, 2012

    There is obviously one story that has dominated the landscape in Connecticut and across the country over the past week, and it has certainly made an impact on high school athletics. There are many stories (including this release from the CIAC) discussing the changes to postseason and league tournament schedules available on-line, and those stories are not linked here. Instead there are stories about teams working together in response to the storm, and a varietymore»

    CIAC Announces Fall Tournament Schedule Changes

    CIAC Announces Fall Tournament Schedule Changes

    October 31st, 2012

    CHESHIRE, Conn. – As a result of the impact of Hurricane Sandy, which has left many schools still closed and caused damage and other issues across the state, the CIAC has created a revised schedule for the 2012 fall tournaments. The decision came after a thorough review of the calendar, discussion with tournament directors, and communication with potential host sites. The CIAC fall tournaments in boys and girls soccer, field hockey, and girls volleyball were originally smore»

    CIAC Accepts Norwich Free Academy Football Self-Imposed Penalty

    CIAC Accepts Norwich Free Academy Football Self-Imposed Penalty

    October 22nd, 2012

    CHESHIRE, Conn. – Following Norwich Free Academy’s 51-0 varsity football victory over Stamford on Saturday October 20, NFA has elected to self-impose a penalty of a one-game suspension for varsity football coach Jemal Davis for violation of the CIAC Score Management policy as written in the CIAC Football Tournament Packet. The CIAC review committee accepted this decision and no further action will be taken. The suspension will be for the game on Saturday, October 27.more»

    Linked Up – 10/19/2012

    Linked Up - 10/19/2012

    October 19th, 2012

    It is very wet outside, and the schedules for the weekend are in a bit of disarray. While waiting out those rain showers, here are some great stories from across the state, including a lot of cross country features as several league championships have taken place in the past few days. From the ZacharyToday.com: The executive director of another state association weighs in on the role of coaches. From the Seattle Times & YouTube: Simply sharing this because it is immore»

    Review Committee Takes No Action Against Joel Barlow Football

    Review Committee Takes No Action Against Joel Barlow Football

    October 15th, 2012

    CHESHIRE, Conn. – After a review of reports received from both schools involved and the game officials in regards to Joel Barlow High School's 56-0 varsity football victory over Immaculate High School on Saturday, it has been determined that the proper sportsmanship protocols as written in the CIAC Football Tournament Packet were followed, and that there was no violation of the CIAC Score Management policy by the winning school's head coach. Due to this fact tmore»

    Linked Up – 10/10/2012

    Linked Up - 10/10/2012

    October 10th, 2012

    Several days worth of links compiled in this one, with a wide variety of topics covered. From Mysuburbanlife.com: An element of high school sports that might get overlooked, which is the student in the mascot costume. Nice to read about those students who might not be contributing on the field but are still involved in the experience. From Patch.com: It is hard to ignore all the health concerns currently in the news about football. Here is a history lesson tmore»

    Linked Up – 10/2/2012

    Linked Up - 10/2/2012

    October 4th, 2012

    Likely the only version of Linked Up this week features stories on a variety of topics, including several Title IX themed pieces. Looking through the prism of Title IX there is also a great story from Indiana about a girl who demonstrated some outstanding sportsmanship on the golf course. From the Women's Media Center: A very heartfelt piece from the CEO of the Women's Sports Foundation providing her views on the immense benefits of the sports experience more»

    Linked Up – 9/28/2012

    Linked Up - 9/28/2012

    September 28th, 2012

    Some light reading for the weekend, with an emphasis on some sportsmanship and teams and coaches trying to do their part for charity organizations. From the Greenwich Times: A feature on Greenwich's long snapper Emmett Odegard. Always nice to shine a light on some of the players that perform jobs that can often get overlooked on the field. From the Hartford Courant: A big cross country invitational this weekend is in honor of coaching legend Harry Geraghty. Don't want these "Linked Up"more»

    Linked Up – 9/24/2012

    Linked Up - 9/24/2012

    September 26th, 2012

    Halfway through the week, and it's time for another set of links. A little smaller collection this time, with some very different topics included. From the New Haven Register: Within this soccer notebook is a story of a father and son coaching against each other and all the emotions involved in that complicated situation. From Joe Posnanski's Blog: This post has only a limited connection to high school sports, but it is a great read on the wide range of emmore»

    Defense The Key For Hand In Early Season Win

    Defense The Key For Hand In Early Season Win

    September 25th, 2012

    New Haven — It was just the third offensive play of the game last Friday, and already Hand (Madison, Conn.) was watching its worst fear come true — Hillhouse (New Haven, Conn.) running back Harold Cooper burning down the field for a 69-yard touchdown run. Hand lucked out when the touchdown was waved off due to a holding penalty. After that, the Tigers held Cooper and the rest of Hillhouse's dynamic backfield in check for most of the game and won the SCC intermore»

    Female Football Coach Wins Games and Respect

    Female Football Coach Wins Games and Respect

    September 24th, 2012

    There was a time when there were a lot more onlookers at a Mesa Prep (Ariz.)football practice than just the mosquitoes visiting from the nearby canal. While the bugs can be persuaded to disperse with a little repellent, as Monsoon head coach Amy Arnold displayed at practice earlier this week, the other pests weren't as easily swayed to leave. And they wanted more than blood. So it was going take something stronger than an aerosol can to break more»

    CSWA Releases 2012 Edition of Football Record Book

    CSWA Releases 2012 Edition of Football Record Book

    September 22nd, 2012

    The Connecticut Sports Writers Alliance is pleased to release the 2012 Connecticut High School Football Record Book. This is the 13th edition of the record book, a compilation of records and historical information from newspapers, team statistics and coach’s records. If you have additional information for the record book, please e-mail co-editor’s Robert Barton at RbrtBarton@aol.com or Gerry deSimas, Jr., at CTwrestling7@yahoo.com.more»

    Linked Up – 9/21/2012

    Linked Up - 9/21/2012

    September 21st, 2012

    What better way to whet the appetite for another full weekend of fall sports action than with another eclectic set of stories from around the country? The first few have more offer more of a national perspective before diving into the Connecticut feature stories. From the Petosky News-Review: One school is celebrating the 40th anniversary of Title IX with an entertaining theme night. There are certainly many ways this ground-breaking legislation can be celebrated for the rest more»

    Linked Up – 9/20/2012

    Linked Up - 9/20/2012

    September 20th, 2012

    A wide assortment of links today, some of them going back to action from this past weekend. From the Connecticut Post: An in-depth look at how athletics programs are finding solutions to budget concerns. It seems like finances will always going be a challenge for athletics departments, and there is value in discovering how different programs are adapting. From the Danbury News-Times: A follow-up piece to the previous story looks at whether so-called "pay-to-play" programs can work for some schools. From the Edmmore»

    Linked Up – 9/12/2012

    Linked Up - 9/12/2012

    September 12th, 2012

    The opening day of fall competition is in the books, and with it, you will see a slightly different style of Linked Up. With the seasons now underway, if you are looking for full coverage of local events or results across the state, the Connecticut newspapers have you covered. For those stories, we suggest you check out the "Media Directory" tab on the Media page of the website to search out specific stories or results.more»

    Amputee quarterback Jacob Rainey takes the field in VA

    Amputee quarterback Jacob Rainey takes the field in VA

    September 8th, 2012

    It was a comeback that brought that brought Woodberry Forest (Va.) coach Clinton Alexander to tears. And his team didn't even win. Alexander along with a nation was inspired to witness the return of his quarterback Jacob Rainey, who wore a prosthetic right leg during a 28-19 loss to Benedictine (Richmond, Va.) on Friday. Rainey had severed an artery last season during a preseason game last season, causing partial amputation of his right leg. His fight backmore»

    Linked Up – 9/6/2012

    Linked Up - 9/6/2012

    September 6th, 2012

    With the countdown to the fall season continuing, it is straight to the links today. There are a lot of football links today, and in general for football fans you can't go wrong checking out the following blogs on high school football: Mike Pucci at New Haven Register, Sean Patrick Bowley at the Connecticut Post, Ned Griffen at the New London Day, the Red Zone blog for the Republican-American, Dave Ruden's Overtime and iTeams from the Hartford Courant. Amore»

    Linked Up – 9/4/2012

    Linked Up - 9/4/2012

    September 4th, 2012

    One week away. Seven days. Approximately 168 hours (or 10,080 minutes). You get the idea. That is how long the anxious student-athletes, coaches, parents, fans and anyone else must wait before the 2012 high school sports season kicks off. It has been a long time coming for these teams and athletes and they are no doubt anxious to get started. With that in mind, here is a look at what is being written around themore»

    Linked Up – 8/31/12

    Linked Up - 8/31/12

    August 31st, 2012

    As expected, the frequency of team previews in the media are heating up as the start of the high school sports season inches closer. And there is a wide variety to sample today. The first story, however, is not a preview but rather an important piece from the Danbury News-Times about the growing use of steroids among female high school students. A very interesting story, particularly the notion that bucks conventional wisdom that steroids are always used more»

    Fun With Numbers

    Fun With Numbers

    August 30th, 2012

    Start with this; this exercise means absolutely nothing. Breaking down what happened in the past is a fun pastime, but it needs to be clear that there is little to no predictive value in this endeavor. It can just be a fun endeavor to take a look at history to try and find interesting trends, although in this case having more years of data would be even more helpful. Either way, here is a breakdown of the smore»

    Linked Up – 8/29/12

    Linked Up - 8/29/12

    August 29th, 2012

    One of the new regular features of the new CIACsports.com will be to provide a sampling of the fine coverage of local high school sports by the Connecticut media. In most cases this will never be an all encompassing effort, and there are stories that will be missed. It is simply an attempt to put some more eyes on some of the interesting stories being told around the state. This will surely increase in themore»

    Beyond the X: Arkeel Newsome Chases National Rushing Yards Record

    Beyond the X: Arkeel Newsome Chases National Rushing Yards Record

    August 28th, 2012

    Smallish running back from small, proud Connecticut town is the unlikely young man on pace to break the six-decade national mark of a Texas high school legend. But a lot of things need to go right for him to accomplish the feat. Read the story on MaxPreps »more»

    NFHS Statement on Football Helmet Attachments/Accessories

    NFHS Statement on Football Helmet Attachments/Accessories

    August 25th, 2012

    Football is a sport with inherent dangers, including the risk of head and neck injuries. Equipment manufacturers have stepped forward with various products intended to address such risks. Questions arise from time to time as to whether a given product may, rather than diminishing the incidence of injuries, in fact enhance it. There has been some discussion lately about the efficacy of attachments to the exterior of football helmets. Until this year, we were unaware ofmore»

    CIAC WebApps Updated for 2012 Fall Season

    CIAC WebApps Updated for 2012 Fall Season

    August 24th, 2012

    The CIAC's two mobile webapps have been updated for the new school year. CIACmobile.com features schedules, results, rosters and other important information on all CIAC schools and sports, along with news and updates, ticket purchasing for championships, a tournament merchandise store and streaming championship video. fb.CIACMobile.com is a specialized webapp for football with a scoreboard, schedules, rosters, rankings and statistics. To use the apps simply point the browser on your mobile phone to http://CIACmobile.com or http://fb.CIACMobile.com. If you'remore»

    Early Look At Fall Sports

    Early Look At Fall Sports

    August 23rd, 2012

    The grass has been cut (or with field turf, has been maintained) and this morning there was the familiar autumn dew on my car. This can only mean the interscholastic sports season is nearly ready to kick off. In fact, most teams are out on the field for pre-season practices already. With that in mind, it seems the perfect time to take a brief look at the recent CIAC Tournament results to get a feel formore»

    MaxPreps 2012 Connecticut Preseason Fab 5 presented by the Army National Guard

    MaxPreps 2012 Connecticut Preseason Fab 5 presented by the Army National Guard

    August 22nd, 2012

    1. Xavier (Middletown) 2011 finish: 13-0 Head coach: Sean Marinan Back-to-back CIAC Class LL championships... three state titles in seven years... six SCC Division I West crowns in 10 seasons... 36 consecutive wins. Who else did you expect to see in this spot? Though Xavier has graduated 20 seniors, the Falcons have plenty returning, led by senior quarterback Tim Boyle, the 6-foot-4, 215-pound Boston College commit. Boyle, who turned down offers from Florida and Pitt to play formore»

    Fall Rules Interpretation Meeting Schedule Posted

    Fall Rules Interpretation Meeting Schedule Posted

    August 21st, 2012

    A complete schedule of Fall sport rules interpretation meetings has been posted on the site. Schools are reminded that their head coach or a designated representative is required to attend the meeting for their sport. More information and the complete schedule of meetings can be found here.more»

    Official Tournament Balls 2012-17

    Official Tournament Balls 2012-17

    July 31st, 2012

    The following game balls must be used in all CIAC tournament games from July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2017. Football - Spalding SB-1 Football (Item # 72-6038) or Spalding J5V Advanced (Item # 62-8998) Soccer* - Brine - Championship Game Ball - BC105N Volleyball - Spalding TF5000 (Item # 72-0259) Boys Basketball - Spalding TF1000 Legacy (Item # 74-7168) Girls Basketball - Spalding TF1000 Legacy 28.5 (Item # 74-7358) Baseball* -  (Item # 41-000) Softball - Dudley WT12 Y FP (Item #more»

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    Statistics

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    List of Champions (All-Time)

    Year-By-Year Detailed Championship Results:

    2012

    2012 Championships
    Champion Runner-up
    LL Xavier NFA
    L Daniel Hand Windsor
    M Hillhouse Berlin
    S Ansonia North Branford

    2011
    LL | L | M | S
    2010
    LL | L | M | S
    2009

    2008

    2007

    2006

    2005

    2004

    2003
    LL | L | MM | M | SS | S
    2002
    All Divisions
    2001
    All Classes
    2000
    All Classes
    1999
    LL | L | M | S
    1998
    All Classes
    1997
    All Classes