Has anyone heard anything about where the state finals might be played?
They play good football- the problem is they don't have the amount of kids the big schools do. So they don't have the speed and size these bigger programs have.
I guess I think Yale and Harvard play good football. I also think good FCS programs play good football. It's just a different level than the SEC or Big 10.
Notre Dame of Fairfield was a state power back in the late 50's, 60's and 70's. Won a couple state championships IIRC, and was ranked almost every year from 1960 to about 1975. Times have changed.Even accounting for size the teams just generally aren't as good in that part of the state. VR/OL is the only team from the pequot that is consistent. Take Notre-Dame Fairfield, perennial doormat in the SWC and put them in the Pequot and they'd make the playoffs every year.
They had a couple good years with Bevino, too, but they haven't been relevant for 15+ years now. Wouldn't be surprised to see them get better with the old St Joe's AD thoughNotre Dame of Fairfield was a state power back in the late 50's, 60's and 70's. Won a couple state championships IIRC, and was ranked almost every year from 1960 to about 1975. Times have changed.
Part of it is declining enrollment, back during the glory years 60-75 they wereThey had a couple good years with Bevino, too, but they haven't been relevant for 15+ years now. Wouldn't be surprised to see them get better with the old St Joe's AD though
Masuk and Barlow with the double at Veterans Stadium New Britain. Would prefer 2 doubles on Sat and Sun but whatever. Looks like streaming options available for later.
All of them should be on the NFHS network. You need a subscription, though.
Im all set. Have been watching games on there and HAN all year. HAN is a superior product by far, and it's freeDo a search. Promo Codes are out there.
They don’t want to pay to have lights on....guaranteed!!!This is a travesty... Why are there three games @11AM?
The Joel Barlow Falcons go for their first state title in football against Killingly. We've won titles in golf and soccer (and maybe other sports), but not football.
Not many people know about Region 9 and its two small towns (Redding and Easton). It's in the heart of Fairfield County and very rural. It was founded in 1959. Before that, the kids from Redding went to Danbury area schools and the kids from Easton went to Bridgeport area schools.
Famous past Redding residents:
Mark Twain
Leonard Bernstein (conductor)
Mary Travers (Peter, Paul, and Mary)
Christopher Walken
Meat Loaf
Daryl Hall (Hall and Oates)
The Joel Barlow Falcons go for their first state title in football against Killingly. We've won titles in golf and soccer (and maybe other sports), but not football.
Not many people know about Region 9 and its two small towns (Redding and Easton). It's in the heart of Fairfield County and very rural. It was founded in 1959. Before that, the kids from Redding went to Danbury area schools and the kids from Easton went to Bridgeport area schools.
Famous past Redding residents:
Mark Twain
Leonard Bernstein (conductor)
Mary Travers (Peter, Paul, and Mary)
Christopher Walken
Meat Loaf
Daryl Hall (Hall and Oates)
You are correct, sir!Charlie Morton
The Joel Barlow Falcons go for their first state title in football against Killingly. We've won titles in golf and soccer (and maybe other sports), but not football.
Not many people know about Region 9 and its two small towns (Redding and Easton). It's in the heart of Fairfield County and very rural. It was founded in 1959. Before that, the kids from Redding went to Danbury area schools and the kids from Easton went to Bridgeport area schools.
Famous past Redding residents:
Mark Twain
Leonard Bernstein (conductor)
Mary Travers (Peter, Paul, and Mary)
Christopher Walken
Meat Loaf
Daryl Hall (Hall and Oates)
Also silent screen star Ruth Chatterton.The Joel Barlow Falcons go for their first state title in football against Killingly. We've won titles in golf and soccer (and maybe other sports), but not football.
Not many people know about Region 9 and its two small towns (Redding and Easton). It's in the heart of Fairfield County and very rural. It was founded in 1959. Before that, the kids from Redding went to Danbury area schools and the kids from Easton went to Bridgeport area schools.
Famous past Redding residents:
Mark Twain
Leonard Bernstein (conductor)
Mary Travers (Peter, Paul, and Mary)
Christopher Walken
Meat Loaf
Daryl Hall (Hall and Oates)
lol no. St. Joes has played plenty of state championship games in the snow. They threw the ball all over Brookfield in 2013 in worse conditions than what we'll be experiencing tomorrow“The Class S Championship between Ansonia and St. Joseph has been moved to Monday at a time to be determined. According to multiple sources with knowledge of the negotiations, Ansonia agreed to play the game Saturday, but St. Joseph declined, citing safety reasons, and asked CIAC for a postponement.”
St. Joe’s knew they weren’t winning this game running the ball in the snow. Ansonia’s built for it. I was leaning toward SJ winning before read this. Now, I hope Ansonia smacks them around in ideal conditions for SJ’s passing game.
No disrespect, but that team has nothing to do with this team.....I know SJ is 2-1 in snow games. The loss to Hillhouse is the most recent, 34-14. Hillhouse pounded the ball down their throats. SJ struggles against the run. Ansonia struggles against the pass.lol no. St. Joes has played plenty of state championship games in the snow. They threw the ball all over Brookfield in 2013 in worse conditions than what we'll be experiencing tomorrow