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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 ...
 
FARMINGTON — For now, Glastonbury remains on top.The Guardians, reigning State Open and Class LL girls cross country champions, re ...
MERIDEN — If you like five-set volleyball drama, with a dash of school record-breaking thrown in, Oregon Road was the place to be ...
WILTON — Penalties, inconsistent offense and sloppy special teams play plagued Platt in a 32-14 Connecticut Football Alliance loss ...
MERIDEN — Erick Perino booted a 42-yard game-winning field goal as time expired to lift reigning Class LL champion Greenwich to a ...
MERIDEN — The first head-to-head area girls swim clash of the season pitted Southington and the Meriden Co-op on Friday.Meriden ha ...
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MERIDEN — After a rough 0-2-3 start to the season, the Maloney girls soccer team earned its first win on Friday, thumping rival Pl ...
NEW HAVEN — Local players continue to be a driving force for the Southern Connecticut State University soccer program.Heading into ...
Many, many moons ago, I was told by one of my high school English teachers not to believe everything you read.I was trying to poin ...
SOUTHINGTON — Southington girls soccer was blanked 1-0 in each of its first two contests of the season against stiff competition ...
CHESHIRE — Trailing 1-0 to Farmington heading into the fourth quarter Thursday afternoon, the Cheshire field hockey team sprung fo ...
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