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[QUOTE="HawleyArmou, post: 5069889, member: 13616"] Before all the AAU/Shoe sponsored teams, there were several programs, that year in and year out, produced quality teams. Being a child of the 1950s, the era's of 50's 60's and 70's produced great talent. Like today, these programs were from the large cities New Haven, with Wilbur Cross, Lee High, and Hillhouse. Hartford with Weaver, Buckley, and Hartford Public. Waterbury, and Bridgeport made occasional forays, along with Norwalk. The Catholic schools, which did "quasi-recruting" from surrounding towns were frequent powers. East Catholic, South Catholic, Notre Dame of West Haven. Etc. Just some recollections of an old man. [/QUOTE]
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