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25th Anniversary Clambake - Thank You!

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Last Updated: 11 June 2019

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 Turm Back the Clock - June 10

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Last Updated: 10 June 2019

#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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SCC Teams Win Four State Championships in the Spring

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Last Updated: 08 June 2019

Congratulations to the following SCC teams who have won state titles this spring:

Hillhouse boys outdoor track (Class MM)

Hillhouse girls outdoor track & field (Class M)

Daniel Hand girls tennis (Class M – defeated Lauralton Hall, 6-1)

Daniel Hand boys golf (Division II)

The following four teams were state runner-ups:

Amity Regional boys outdoor track & field (Class L)

Lauralton Hall girls tennis (Class M – lost to Daniel Hand, 6-1)

Cheshire boys volleyball (Class M - lost to Newington, 3-1 -- 25-16, 16-25, 19-25, 22-25)

East Haven softball (Class L - lost to Masuk, 2-0)

SCC Spring Scholar Athletes, presented by Great Blue Research

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Last Updated: 05 June 2019

Great Blue Research is the presenting sponsor of the Southern Connecticut Conference Scholar Athlete Recognition program.

The SCC Scholar Athlete recognition program recognizes the “best of the best” in the SCC. Recipients are selected by their school’s coaches and athletic directors. Recipients must have a minimum of a B (3.0) average overall and be a varsity letterwinner. Recipients should also demonstrate leadership qualities by: being a positive role model for other students both on and off the field; exhibiting an ability to help a teammate overcome adversity; showing a commitment to self-improvement; and putting the needs of the team before themselves.

SCC Spring Scholar Athletes – Spring 2019

Amity Regional: Samuel Mahler (outdoor track & field), Elizabeth Brownfield (softball)

Branford: Mary Nwagboli (outdoor track & field), Anders Brown (lacrosse)

Career Magnet: Nicolas Avila (baseball), Gina Patel (tennis)

Cheshire: Jenny Wang (tennis), Ryan Cyr (baseball)

Daniel Hand: Samantha Riordan (tennis), Julian Banerji (baseball)

East Haven: Mikayla Raffone (tennis), Nate Furino (baseball)

Fairfield Prep: Jamie Paul (sailing), Evan Bean (crew)

Foran: Ryan DeMarco (lacrosse), Natalie Hubler (tennis)

Guilford: Charlotte Zimmer (tennis), Ben Panagoulias (baseball)

Hamden: Ava Albis (tennis), Akshar Agarwal (tennis)

Hillhouse: Yesenny Lina (softball), Emani Williams (outdoor track & field)

Jonathan Law: Cali Jolley (softball), Bryan Reed (baseball)

Lauralton Hall: Sydney O’Neil (lacrosse), Theresa Piscitelli (golf)

Lyman Hall: Carly Jacobs (outdoor track & field), Andrew Horobin (outdoor track & field)

Mercy: Cameryn Antler (lacrosse), Rachael Cipolla (outdoor track & field)

North Haven: Grace Gillooly (lacrosse), Daniella Bryson (tennis)

Notre Dame: Jason Ostrowski (baseball), Tom Rosati (golf)

Sacred Heart Academy: Sofia Verna (lacrosse)

Sheehan: Shreya Patel (tennis), John Yoder (tennis)

Shelton: Jacquelyn Simington (outdoor track & field), Robert Dillon (outdoor track & field)

West Haven: Skyler Serenson (tennis), Dominic Cambino (baseball)

Wilbur Cross: Andrew Marrero (baseball), Olivia Ferrara (softball)

Xavier: Nick DeBrizzi (baseball), Jake Woznyk (lacrosse)

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#SCC25 Turn Back the Clock - May 30

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Last Updated: 30 May 2019

#SCC25 Turn Back the Clock – May 30

May 30 has been a very busy day in the 25-year history of the Southern Connecticut Conference.

Here are some highlights from this day in SCC history.

Daniel Hand Captures 2019 SCC Boys Golf Title

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Last Updated: 30 May 2019

Daniel Hand - 2019 Boys Golf champions (Steady Photography photo)

Daniel Hand captured the 2019 SCC Boys Golf Championship with a score of 311. Xavier was second (330), while Fairfield Prep (331) was third and Guilford, fourth (338).

The championship was held at Racebrook Country Club (6503 yards, par 71) in Orange.

Leading the Tigers were three players who shot in the 70s, led by Jake Bennett (+5, 76), Matt Doyle (+6, 77) and Connor Quinn (+7, 78). Teammate Aiden Stuart shot an +9, 80 to also earn All-Conference honors.

Fairfield Prep's Will Mallek was the medalist, shooting a +4, 75. Xavier's Chris Fosdick was one shot behind with Hand's Bennett at +5, 76.