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Win or lose, Southington coach Mike Drury and his Blue Knights have proven the mettle of the Central Connecticut Conference, both in the postseason and now in Connecticut Football Alliance games in the regular season. In their latest matchup, the Knights lost 34-27 to Staples on Friday night. Record-Journal photo

FOOTBALL: Friday’s defeats were painful, yet further proof of CCC quality


SOUTHINGTON — Another round of the Connecticut High School Football Alliance has come and gone, and the Central Connecticut Confer ...
 
WALLINGFORD — The Sheehan field hockey team tuned up for Thursday night’s rivalry game with Lyman Hall by blanking North Haven 2-0 ...
MERIDEN — Gladiator defense prevailed against Wildcat offense as Goodwin Tech shut out Wilcox Tech 3-0 in a CTC boys soccer matchu ...
BRANFORD — You win some, you lose some, and some others you just flat-out dominate.Enter the Cheshire girls cross country team.The ...
MERIDEN — Friday, Sept. 22 is the date Maloney football and its followers have had circled since the 2023 schedule came out.Friday ...
MERIDEN — Let it rain. Silver City boys soccer teams found silver linings just fine on Monday.Here in town, Platt posted its secon ...
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MERIDEN — Playing their home opener at Platt, the Wilcox/Kaynor Tech football team took on CTC kingpin Thames River on Saturday af ...
MERIDEN — See your sweep and raise you a comeback.Both the Maloney and Platt volleyball teams closed the week Friday night with CC ...
MERIDEN — With under two minutes left in the fourth quarter Friday night at Falcon Field, Tolland scored a touchdown to cut Platt’ ...
I drove down River Road alongside the Quinnipiac River the other day and it brought back a flood of memories of growing up in the ...
HAMDEN — To twist a phrase, the Cheshire girls soccer team threw everything at Hamden on Thursday, including the Sink.Two Sinks, ...
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