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Click here for SCC boys and girls cross country 2019 FINAL regular season standings and results (pdf)

Congratulations to the following 2019 SCC divisional champions:

Hammonasset:  Guilford boys, Guilford girls

Housatonic: Amity Regional boys, Amity Regional girls

Oronoque: North Haven boys, Wilbur Cross girls

Quinnpiac:  Xavier boys, Sacred Heart Academy girls

The 2019 SCC Championship Meet is Thursday, October 17 at East Shore Park in New Haven, presented by SoundRUNNER.  Following live results courtesy of Paynes Corner Timing.

The 2019 fall sports season is in full swing... the SCC will be updating league standings on a regular basis (typically weekly) during the regular season.

Field Hockey

Football

Girls Soccer

Boys Soccer

Girls Swimming

Girls Cross Country

Boys Cross Country

Girls Volleyball

Congratulations to the 2019 Spring Sports Player/Coach of the Year, presented by COS Now, the walk-in orthopaedic center of Connecticut Orthopaedic Specialists.

Player of Year

Baseball – Ryan Strollo (Cheshire)

Softball – Mia Juodaitis (Cheshire)

Boys Lacrosse – Div. I – Mason Reale (Fairfield Prep), John DeLucia (Guilford)

Boys Lacrosse – Div. 2 – Robbie Lionetti (Branford)

Boys Volleyball – Colby Hayes (Cheshire)

Boys Tennis – Div. I – Josh Israel (Daniel Hand)

Boys Tennis – Div. 2 – Ustav Sibramani (Cheshire)

Girls Tennis – Div. 1 – Julia Migliorini (North Haven)

Girls Tennis – Div. 2 – Lucia Pino (Jonathan Law)

Boys Outdoor Track & Field – Deshaune Poole (Hillhouse)

Girls Outdoor Track & Field – Erica Marriott (North Haven)

Girls Lacrosse – Div. I – Annie Eddy (Cheshire)

Girls Lacrosse – Div. 2 - Carlee Crispens (Sheehan)

Boys Golf – Div. I – Chris Fosdick (Xavier)

Boys Golf – Div. 2 – Kyle St. Pierre (Shelton)

Girls Golf – Tess Csejka (Amity Regional)

Coach of Year

Baseball -  Mike Lussier (Cheshire)

Softball – Joe Morrell (West Haven)

Boys Lacrosse – Div. I – Brian White (Guilford)

Boys Lacrosse – Div. 2 – Jim May (Branford)

Girls Lacrosse - Div. I - Dan Warburton (Cheshire)

Girls Lacrosse - Div. 2 - Samantha Clyne (Sacred Heart Academy)

Boys Golf – Div. I – Bob Bernier (Fairfield Prep)

Boys Golf – Div. 2 – David Esteban (Guilford)

Girls Golf – John Williams (Cheshire)

Boys Outdoor Track & Field – Michelle Moore (Hillhouse), Travis Gale (Wilbur Cross)

Girls Outdoor Track & Field – Gary Moore (Hillhouse)

Boys Tennis – Div. I – Matt Fraenza (Branford)

Boys Tennis – Div. 2 – Jamie Canny (Sheehan)

Girls Tennis – Div. I – Missy Kaminski (Foran)

Girls Tennis – Div. 2 – Samantha Provenzano (Lyman Hall)

Boys Volleyball – Sue Bavone (Cheshire)

Congratulations to the SCC/COS NOW 2018-19 Player and Coaches of the Year, as voted on by the league's head coaches. 

Forty-three student-athletes were recognized as Player of the Year in their respective sports, while 41 coaches were honored. 

Many thanks to the presenting sponsor COS NOW and its parent company Connecticut Orthopaedic Specialists.

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Winter 2018-19

Fall 2018

The Southern Connecticut Conference celebrated its 25th year in 2018-19 and more than 1,600 votes were cast in an online poll to determine the "Best Moment/Performance"... presented by Town Fair Tire, the best place to buy tires.   Thank you for voting!

Congratulations to Notre Dame’s Matt Callahan who won the SCC’s Best Moment of 2018-19, presented by Town Fair Tire.

Callahan was the Green Knight’s basketball team manager the last four years.  That all changed on Senior Night on Feb. 9.  With the Green Knights in control and on their way to their 18th win of the year, the crowd started chanting, "We want Matt, We want Matt." Callahan, wearing jersey number 14, was already at the scoring table to check in and entered the game. Just two possessions later, he ran across the paint, received a screen and set up outside the three-point line.  After a perfect pass from his teammate, Callahan calmly nailed a three-point shot.

Matt graduated in May from ND and will attend St. Joseph's College in West Hartford and major in business administration.

SCC Commissioner Al Carbone presented Matt with his “Moment of the Year” plaque, and decided to relive Matt’s “famous” shot with a little contest.  Check it out.

Here is the link from Notre Dame’s athletic website that documented the moment...

The SCC crowned 32 playoff champions (17 girls, 15 boys) in 2018-19 in 28 different sports. 

Fourteen different schools won a SCC playoff title in 2018-19.  Daniel Hand and Cheshire each won 5 league titles. In addition, fourteen different schools were a SCC runner-up in 2018-19.   Amity Regional had 5 runner-ups.

Click here for the complete list of fall, winter and spring playoff champions (pdf)

The Southern Connecticut Conference held a “25^th Anniversary Celebration Clambake” at Anthony’s Ocean View in New Haven on Monday, June 10.  Nearly 260 attendees enjoyed the great food, raffle prizes and comraderie.

Many thanks to the following event sponsors.

#SCC25 Turn Back the Clock – Lots of Firsts on June 10

June 10, 2006 – Fairfield Prep outlasts Norwalk, 13-12, in four overtimes to the win the Class L boys lacrosse state title.   Down five goals with 10 minutes left in the fourth quarter, Prep rallied and tied the game to force overtime.  

June 10, 2006 – Max Russell pitched a six-hitter as Amity defeated Bristol Central, 3-2, to win the Class LL baseball title at Yale Field.  Russell won three games in the tournament and saved another allowing just two runs in 19 2/3 innings of work.  It was the Spartans’ first state title. 

June 10, 2011 – A brother-sister combo – Notre Dame’s Gary Flowers (Class L baseball) and Sacred Heart Academy’s Molly Flowers (Class M softball) – both pitched their teams to state titles.   Notre Dame defeated Farmington, 2-1, while SHA defeated Seymour, 4-3.

Click here for the New Haven Register article about the Flowers' siblings

June 10, 2017 – Branford girls lacrosse defeats PompForanhttps://www.gametimect.com/class-l-baseball-destinys-darlings-foran-tops-north-haven-caps-off-cinderella-run/eraug, 15-8, to win the Class M state title.  It is the first time a SCC girls lacrosse team won a state championship.  Also that day, Amity Regional falls to Staples in the Class L baseball title game.  The loss ended the Spartans’ state-record 28-game state tournament winning streak.  

Finally that evening, the Foran baseball team completed its rags-to-riches journey as the tournament’s 32^nd seed, defeating league-rival North Haven, 8-2, in the Class L state championship game.  The Lions started the season 1-11, before winning of 12 of its final 13 games.

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