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The Casey-O'Brien New Haven County chapter of the National Football Foundation is the presenting sponsor of the 2021 Southern Connecticut Conference football season.

Week #4 – All games Friday, Oct. 1 at 7 p.m. unless noted

 * Connecticut High School Football Alliance contest

Capital Prep/AF at Bassick*, 6:00 p.m.

Joel Barlow at Foran*

Bethel at Branford*

Brookfield at Jonathan Law*

Daniel Hand at Masuk*

Hillhouse at Bunnell*

Weston at Sheehan*

Hamden at McMahon*

North Haven at New Canaan*

Shelton at Trumbull*

Stamford at Harding*

West Haven at Fairfield Warde*

Wilbur Cross at Staples*

Wilton at Notre Dame-West Haven*

Amity Regional at Westhill*, Sat., Oct. 2 - 2:30 p.m.

Fairfield Prep at Greenwich*, Sat., Oct. 2 - 3 p.m.

East Haven at Killingly*, Sat., Oct. 2 - 4 p.m.

Cheshire at Norwalk*, Sat., Oct. 2 - 4 p.m.

St. Joseph at Xavier*, Sat., Oct. 2 - 7 p.m. 

The SCC will hold a varsity only Divisional Boys and Girls Cross Country meet on Saturday, Oct. 2 at the Guilford Fairgrounds. 

Timing and scoring will be done by Paynes Corner Timing.

Spectators will be allowed; and there will be a parking fee for cars ($5).  Proceeds will be split between the SCC and Guilford Agricultural Society for the use of the facility.

Meet Schedule – Saturday, Oct. 2 @Guilford Fairgrounds - *please note new times (updated Sept. 21)

1:30 - Hammonasset boys  (Guilford, Hand, Hillhouse, Foran, Law)

2:05 - Hammonasset girls

2:40 - Quinnipiac boys (Xavier, ND, Fairfield Prep, West Haven, Hamden)

3:15 - Quinnipiac girls (SHA, Mercy, Lauralton Hall, West Haven, Hamden)

3:50 - Housatonic boys (Amity, Cheshire, Lyman Hall, Shelton, Sheehan)

4:25 - Housatonic girls

5:00 - Oronoque boys (East Haven, Branford, Wilbur Cross, Career, North Haven)

5:35 - Oronoque girls  

The SCC will host its annual championship meet (varsity, JV and freshman) on Wednesday, Oct. 20 at East Shore Park.  

The Casey-O'Brien New Haven County chapter of the National Football Foundation is the presenting sponsor of the 2021 Southern Connecticut Conference football season.

The Casey-O'Brien New Haven County chapter has been a long-time partner of SCC football, and the 2021 season looks to be exciting as the student-athletes get back on the field after the unfortunate cancellation of the 2020 year.

Here is the week #2 schedule (Sept. 17)

The Casey-O'Brien chapter was founded in 1962 and has honored more than 1,100 players at its annual Scholar Athlete Dinner.  Visit their website at www.newhavenfootballfoundation.com

Click here for the SCC's 2020-21 Year in Review (pdf)

Here are the winners of the 2021 SCC Arts Exhibition, which was held at the Creative Arts Workshop in New Haven during the month of April.

Many thanks to the outstanding staff at CAW for their hospitality and support of the SCC. 

Click here to view the entire exhibition

First Place:  Lauren Skoglund (Guilford), Through the Lens of Creativity

Second Place: Julianna Wong (Lyman Hall), Me

Third Place:  Sophia DelVecchio (North Haven), Lunch

Honorable Mention:  Hailey D'Alessio (Daniel Hand), Wonderland; Sarah Paulus (Jonathan Law), Saving the People, Killing the Planet;  Julia Lawrence-Riddell (Hamden), OCD Repeat After Me

Congratulations to the West Haven-Sacred Heart Academy girls ice hockey team for winning the SCC's "Best of" contest, presented by Town Fair Tire -- the best place to buy tires.  The Sharks finished undefeated as they captured the SCC title in 2021.  Congrats to head coach Erin Blake and her team!

Congratulations to the Connecticut Orthopaedics Urgent Care/SCC 2021 Spring Sports Player and Coaches of Year.  The awards are voted on by the league's head coaches.

About Connecticut Orthopaedics

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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.

Congratulations to the Connecticut Orthopaedics Urgent Care/SCC 2020 Fall Player and Coaches of Year.  The awards are voted on by the league's head coaches.

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.