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Boys Soccer/Girls Soccer/Girls Volleyball Divisional Alignments Set for 2019

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Created: 30 November 2018

The divisional alignments for boys and girls soccer and girls volleyball for the 2019 season have been approved by the SCC's league scheduling committee.

Click here for the alignments and interdivisional games (pdf)

Girls Volleyball

Hammonasset: Cheshire, Hamden, North Haven, Foran, West Haven

Housatonic: Guilford, Shelton, Daniel Hand, Sheehan, Hillhouse

Oronoque: Amity Regional, Jonathan Law, Branford, Lyman Hall, Mercy

Quinnipiac: East Haven, Lauralton Hall, Wilbur Cross, Sacred Heart Academy, Career

Boys Soccer

Hammonasset: Fairfield Prep, Guilford, Hamden, Career, Foran

Housatonic: Daniel Hand, Cheshire, Jonathan Law, North Haven, West Haven

Oronoque: Shelton, Xavier, Lyman Hall, Sheehan, East Haven

Quinnipiac: Branford, Amity Regional, Wilbur Cross, Notre Dame

Girls Soccer

Hammonasset: Shelton, Lauralton Hall, Sheehan, Branford, Lyman Hall

Housatonic: Daniel Hand, Cheshire, West Haven, East Haven, Wilbur Cross

Oronoque: Amity Regional, Jonathan Law, Sacred Heart Academy, Hamden, Career/HH

Quinnipiac: Mercy, Guilford, North Haven, Foran

Five SCC Teams Qualify for 2018 State Football Playoffs; Daniel Hand Wins Class L title

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Created: 26 November 2018

Five SCC football teams qualified for the 2018 CIAC state playoffs. Three teams (Fairfield Prep, Daniel Hand and Sheehan) reached the semifinal round, and one (Daniel Hand) won the Class L title on Dec. 8

Class L Championship - Dec. 8 - Daniel Hand 54, Maloney 14... Tigers finish 13-0... 8th title since 1994 for the Tigers and the 30th by a SCC team.

Recent Results

Class M Semifinals - Dec. 3 - Berlin 34, at Sheehan 22... Titans finish 10-2

Class LL Semifinals - Dec. 2 - New Canaan 38, at Fairfield Prep 7... Jesuits finish 10-2

Class L Semifinals - Dec. 2 - at Daniel Hand 49, Windsor 7

Class LL Quarterfinals - Nov. 27 - New Canaan 42, at Shelton 34... Gaels finish 10-1; Fairfield Prep 28, at Southington 21

Class L Quarterfinals - Nov. 27 - at Daniel Hand 56, Bunnell 0; at Windsor 34, North Haven 14.... Indians finish 8-3

Class M Quarterfinals - Nov. 27 - at Sheehan 43, Wolcott 20

COS NOW 2018 Fall Sports Player and Coaches of Year

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Created: 23 November 2018

Congratulations to the SCC/COS NOW 2018 Fall Player and Coaches of the Year, as voted on by the league's head coaches. Special thanks to presenting sponsor COS NOW and its parent company Connecticut Orthopaedic Specialists.

Player of Year

Boys Cross Country: Robert Dillon (Shelton)

Girls Cross Country: Meredith Bloss (Guilford)

Field Hockey: Mikayla Crowley (Cheshire)

Girls Soccer: Audrey Marin (Amity Regional)

Boys Soccer: Axel Whamond (Fairfield Prep)

Girls Volleyball: Abigail Harbinson (Amity Regional)

Div. 1 Girls Swimming: Angela Gambardella (North Haven)

Div. 2 Girls Swimming: Emma Panaroni (Hamden)

Tier 1 Football: Jake Roberts (Shelton)

Tier 2 Football: Phoenix Billings (Daniel Hand)

Tier 3 Football: Terrence Bogan (Sheehan)

Coach of Year

Boys Cross Country: Travis Gale (Wilbur Cross)

Girls Cross Country: Jim Ford (Guilford)

Field Hockey: Sara Hale (Amity Regional)

Girls Soccer: Marcus Harley (Mercy)

Boys Soccer: Brian Fitzgerald (Xavier)

Girls Volleyball: Sue Bavone (Cheshire)

Div. 1 Girls Swimming: Todd Rainey (Amity Regional)

Div. 2 Girls Swimming: Molly Anderson (Jonathan Law)

Tier 1 Football: Keith Hellstern (Fairfield Prep)

Tier 2 Football: David Mastroianni (Daniel Hand)

Tier 3 Football: Scott Benoit (East Haven)

Many thanks to COS NOW and Connecticut Orthopaedic Specialists for their sponsorship of these awards. Here is the list of the fall recipients since 2013.

2018 SCC Fall Sports All-Conference Teams and Player/Coach of the Year

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Created: 22 November 2018

Congratulations to the 2018 Fall Sports (boys/girls cross country, boys/girls soccer, field hockey, girls volleyball, girls swimming and football) All-Conference honorees and respective fall sports' Player/Coach of the Year, presented by COS Now, the walk-in orthopaedic center of Connecticut Orthopaedic Specialists.

#SCC25 Turn Back the Clock - Nov. 18, 1995

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Created: 18 November 2018

Good luck to our SCC teams competing for state titles today (Cheshire, Guilford and Sacred Heart Academy field hockey and Daniel Hand boys soccer).

#SCC25 Turn Back the Clock – Nov. 18, 1995... it was one of the first milestone days in the young conference’s history. Five fall teams won state titles that day; and for the first time, two league opponents squared off in a state championship game.

Fast forward 23 years later, two SCC teams (Guilford and Sacred Heart Academy) will meet in the Class M field hockey final, the 31st time two league rivals will meet in state title game (in 12 different sports).

For a complete list of SCC vs. SCC in state title games

Nov. 18, 1995 Recap

Girls Swimming – Cheshire captured the girls swimming State Open title, held at Southern Connecticut State University. The Rams out-pointed (298.5-284.5) archrival and defending Open champion Greenwich.

Field Hockey: Branford and Amity Regional met in the Class L field hockey championship game at Strong Stadium. Branford won the two regular-season meetings, but Amity Regional prevailed, 1-0, to win the state title.

Boys Soccer: Also that day, the SCC won two boys soccer titles (Xavier – Class LL, 2-1 over Simsbury; and Daniel Hand – Class L, 5-1 over Farmington). Brendan Faherty, who went on to play at Northeastern, and is currently the head women’s soccer coach at Stony Brook, scored the winning goal for the Falcons in the LL final. Andy McConville scored two goals and had one assist to lead the Tigers in the L final.

Girls Volleyball: SCC playoff champion Amity Regional finished a perfect 24-0 season with a 3-1 victory (15-4, 4-15, 15-6, 15-12) over Southington in Class L girls volleyball final.

In addition, the Lyman Halll girls soccer team reached the Class L title game and lost to Wilton, 2-0.

#SCC25

Follow the SCC in the Fall Sports State Playoffs

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Created: 12 November 2018

Congratulations to the following fall sports teams that have won state championships: Xavier boys cross country (Class L, State Open), Cheshire girls swimming (Class L), Daniel Hand girls swimming (Class M), Amity Regional girls volleyball (Class LL), Daniel Hand boys soccer (Class L) and Guilford field hockey (Class M)

Congratulations to the following fall sports teams that are state runner-ups: Guilford girls cross country (Class L), North Haven girls swimming (Class M), Lauralton Hall girls swimming (Class S), Cheshire girls swimming (Open), Cheshire field hockey (Class L), and Sacred Heart Academy field hockey (Class M)

Saturday, Nov. 17 - CHAMPIONSHIP SATURDAY!

Class LL Girls Volleyball Championship - Amity Regional 3, Darien 1 (27-25, 26-24, 22-25, 25-22)... Lady Spartans finish 21-6!

State Open Girls Swimming - Cheshire finishes 2nd!

Sunday, Nov. 18 - CHAMPIONSHIP SUNDAY!

Class L Field Hockey Championship - Staples 2, Cheshire 0... Rams finish 21-2

Class L Boys Soccer Championship - Daniel Hand 1, Maloney 0... Third straight state title for the Tigers (16-2-3)

Class M Field Hockey Championship - Guilford 3, Sacred Heart Academy 1... Guilford finishes 19-2-1, and SHA 12-8-1

SCC Shines at New England Cross Country Championships

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Created: 10 November 2018

Xavier finished third at the New England Championships (Matt Conyers photo)

The SCC fared well at the 84^th New England Cross Country Championships, held at a muddy and blustery Derryfield Park in Manchester, NH on Saturday, Nov. 10.

SCC, Class LL and State Open champion Xavier ran a great race, finishing third (out of 30 teams) in the final team rankings (111) behind two schools from Rhode Island, champion LaSalle Academy (49) and runner-up Bishop Henricken (80).

Leading the way for Xavier were junior Robbie Cozean (16:14) and senior Dillon Selfors (16:15), who finished 11^th and 12^th, respectively, on the 3.1 mile course. 258 runners competed in the race.

Senior Connor Visnic (Amity Regional) finished 23^rd (16:31) to earn All-New England honors along with Cozean and Selfors.

Xavier senior Peter Schulton finished 26^th (16:33) while classmate Will Curran finished 39^th (16:46). Wilbur Cross senior Travis Martin finished 43^rd (16:47), while 2018 SCC champion Robert Dillon (Shelton) placed 45^th (16:48). Xavier freshman Eamon Burke finished 68^th (17:04), while Cheshire junior Brendan Mellitt was 83^rd (17:13).

In the girls race, 2018 SCC champion (and Class L runner-up) Meredith Bloss, a senior from Guilford, finished 33^rd (out of 261 runners) with a time of 19:44.

Boys Final Results

Girls Final Results

Xavier Wins State Open Cross Country Title; Qualifies for New Englands

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Created: 02 November 2018

Xavier added to its Class L state boys cross country championship with the State Open title on Nov. 1 at Wickham Park. The Falcons will now seek to defend its New England Championship title next weekend in New Hampshire.

It is the sixth time in SCC history that a school won both the class and state open titles in the same year. Xavier has done it four times (2018, 2009, 1999 and 1995), while Fairfield Prep (1997) and Guilford (2004) had done it once.

The Falcons placed four runners in the top 14 to cruise to victory with 75 points, 46 better than runner-up Hall. SCC teams Shelton (10th), Wilbur Cross (11th) and Amity Regional (14th) fared well. In all, nine runners from the SCC finished in the top 20 of the boys race.

Individually, Xavier junior Robbie Cozean finshed third (16:11), followed by teammate Peter Schulten (5th, 16:16), Fairfield Prep's Azaan Dawson (7th, 16:20). Xavier's Dillon Selfors was ninth (16:27), while Wilbur Cross' Travis Martin was 10th (16:27) and Shelton's Robert Dillon (12th, 16:33). Xavier's Will Curran was 14th (16:36), Cheshire's Brendan Mellitt (15th, 16:36) and Amity Regional's Connor Visnic (19th, 16:38) all qualfied for the the New England XC Championships, which will be held on Saturday, Nov. 10 at Derryfield Park in Manchester, New Hampshire.

Click here for the State Open meet story in the Hartford Courant