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SCC Athletes of the Month for DECEMBER 2021, presented by j.roo’s of North Haven

Amani Abuhatab. West Haven, Girls Basketball, Junior, Guard

The Blue Devils went 3-0 during the month of December, Amani averaged 18.0 points, 12.5 rebounds, 8 steals and 5.0 assists per game for head coach Jessica Moriarty.  In a win over eighth-ranked Stamford, Amani nearly posted a triple double (24 points, 15 rebounds, nine steals and six assists).   Amani is a two-time All-SCC honoree.

Fredo Delgado, Wilbur Cross, Boys Basketball, Junior, Guard

The Governors went 3-0 during the month of December, and Fredo averaged 21.3 points a game for head coach Kevin Walton.  On December 18, Delgado scored 32 points as Wilbur Cross came-from-behind to defeat second-ranked Northwest Catholic.  Three days later, Delgado scored 19 as the Governors defeated city-rival Hillhouse, 65-62.  Fredo was an All-SCC honoree in 2020-21.

Previous Athlete of Month recipients

Click here for the September recipients

Click here for the October recipients

Click here for November recipients

The Southern Connecticut Conference, with the support of presenting sponsor j.roo’s of North Haven, is naming a female and male athlete of the month during the 2021-22 academic year.    Each recipient receives a plaque and $25 gift card to j.roo’s.

j.roo’s is located at 243 State Street in North Haven.  Visit them at https://www.jroosrestaurant.com/

Here is the December 2021 issue of SCC NEWS, the official newsletter of the Southern Connecticut Conference

Congratulations to the Connecticut Orthopaedics Urgent Care/SCC 2021 Fall Sports Player and Coaches of Year.  The awards are voted on by the sport's head coaches and validated by the athletic directors.

About Connecticut Orthopaedics

Expert orthopaedic care for every age and every injury.

What makes Connecticut Orthopaedics different? There’s simply no other Connecticut practice that offers the convenience, speed and comprehensive experience that you’ll find with us. From your first visit, to diagnosing your injury, to treatment and rehabilitation, we offer end-to-end orthopaedic services designed to accommodate your every need.  We started in 1963 with only two physicians. Today we are the largest privately-owned orthopaedic practice in New England. With over 50 doctors serving 20 locations – including multiple Urgent Care | Walk-In centers and our own surgical center – we make it convenient for you to get the orthopaedic care you need, close to where you live.

Connecticut Orthopaedics Urgent Care/SCC Fall Sports Player and Coaches of Year

 Player of Year

Boys Cross Country:  Eamon Burke (Xavier)

Girls Cross Country:  Alexa Ciccone (Cheshire)

Field Hockey: Maddie Epke (Guilford)

Girls Swimming – Div. I:  MaKenna Sharpe (Jonathan Law)

Girls Swimming – Div. II: Caroline Krawiec (Lyman Hall)

Girls Soccer:  Audrey Marin (Amity Regional)

Boys Soccer: Brady Stevenson (Xavier)

Girls Volleyball:  Avery Mola (Cheshire)

Football - Tier 1: Tymaine Smith (Fairfield Prep), Seth Sweitzer (Daniel Hand)

Football – Tier 2:  Jack Coughlin (Amity Regional), Camryan Winder (Hamden)

Football – Tier 3:  John Neider (Jonathan Law)

Coach of Year

Boys Cross Country:  Tim Geary (Daniel Hand)

Girls Cross Country:  Jim Ford (Guilford)

Field Hockey: Peter Frye (Branford)

Girls Swimming – Div. I:  Nate Hill (Hamden)

Girls Swimming – Div. II: Donna Neary (Lyman Hall)

Girls Soccer:  Rob Huelsman (Sheehan)

Boys Soccer: Mike Gruber (Jonathan Law)

Girls Volleyball:  Brianna Kleckner (North Haven)

Football  - Tier 1: Keith Hellstern (Fairfield Prep)

Football – Tier 2:  Rich Boshea (West Haven)

Football – Tier 3:  John Limone (Branford)

2021 SCC Fall Sports Postseason Schedule & Results

Updated: Nov. 6 -- 

Congratulations to the following teams that have won SCC fall championships

Xavier boys cross country, Guilford girls cross country, Guilford field hockey, Amity Regional girls swimming, Mercy girls soccer, Xavier boys soccer, Cheshire girls volleyball

Five SCC football teams earned state playoff berths in 2021.   After having no 2020 season, three teams qualified in Class LL (Fairfield Prep, Shelton and Hamden), while Daniel Hand (L) and Branford (M) earned berths this fall.

History of SCC Football in the State Playoffs (1994-present)  

2021 SCC Football standings, presented by Casey-O'Brien New Haven county chapter of National Football Foundation

Championship - Saturday, Dec. 11

LL - #3 Darien 42, #1 Fairfield Prep 7... Fairfield Prep finishes 11-2

Semifinals - Sunday, Dec. 5

LL - #1 Fairfield Prep 24, #3 Shelton 3

M - #1 Killingly 13, #4 Branford 12

Quarterfinals -- Tuesday, Nov. 30 

LL -- #1 Fairfield Prep 21, #8 Greenwich 14

LL -- #3 Darien 46, #6 Hamden 19

LL -- #5 Shelton 42, at #4 Hall 28

L -- #1 St. Joseph 21, #8 Daniel Hand 20 (OT)

M - #5 Branford 7, #4 Avon 6

SCC Athletes of the Month for NOVEMBER 2021, presented by j.roo’s of North Haven

The November SCC Female Athlete of the Month is Guilford field hockey midfielder Maddie Epke.

The 2021 SCC Field Hockey Player of Year, Maddie led the Grizzlies to the SCC and Class M state titles in November.  On November 3, she scored two goals to lead Guilford to a 3-0 victory over Branford in the SCC championship game – the team’s fourth straight league title.  In the Class M state tournament, she recorded 4 goals and 9 assists in four games, culminating with a 3-assist effort in a 4-0 state championship victory over Wethersfield on Nov. 20 – the team’s third consecutive state title.    For the season, Epke finished with 38 goals and 29 assists as the Grizzlies finished 22-1.  

Also an outstanding ice hockey and lacrosse player, Epke recently signed a national letter-of-intent to attend James Madison University to play lacrosse.

The November SCC Male Athlete of the Month is Xavier senior cross country standout Eamon Burke.

The 2021 SCC Boys Cross Country Runner of Year, Eamon led the Falcons to the Class L state title and a runner-up finish at the State Open on November 5.   Individually, Eamon finished sixth at the State Open, and then one week later, finished 13^th (16:53) at the New England Championships in Thetford, Vt.   His 13^th-place finish earned him All-New England accolades.

On November 27, Eamon participated in the Nike Cross Northeast Regional race at Bowdoin Park in Wappingers Falls, N.Y.   He finished second (16:16) in the race, and his performance would have qualified him for Nike National High School Championships (the Nike championship was unfortunately cancelled for 2021).

One of the team’s captains, Eamon is an outstanding student and was nominated for academic all-state with a current gpa of 3.38.

Click here for the September recipients

Click here for the October recipients

The Southern Connecticut Conference, with the support of presenting sponsor j.roo’s of North Haven, is naming a female and male athlete of the month during the 2021-22 academic year.    Each recipient receives a plaque and $25 gift card to j.roo’s.

j.roo’s is located at 243 State Street in North Haven.  Visit them at https://www.jroosrestaurant.com/