Connecticut
Windsor’s Shawn Adams rushed 110 yards and 4 toucdowns in the Warriors Double-OT win over Darien. DUDE!
Killingly’s Hayden Allard carried the ball 29 times for 231 yards and 4 touchdowns, leading Killingly to a 32-26 come from behind win over Sheehan. DUDE!
Not much change in our poll as the top teams in New England took care of business. Some big games in the next weeks could change things however. Here is this week’s NEPSAC Top 10 Poll. 1. Brunswick (3-0)- Bruins cruise to 38-13 win over Deerfield. Huge game on Saturday night when Avon Old Farms comes to Greenwich. 2. Choate (2-0)- Choate took care of business against Kent on Saturday…….
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The week of the upset as both New Canaan and Darien go down. As a result, both fall out of the top five in our poll this week. 1. Greenwich (3-0): Impressive interstate win over a good Bishop Hendricken team for the Cardinals. 2. Windsor (3-0): Statement win over one of the top programs in the state in Darien will move you up in any poll. 3. Staples (3-0): Grinded out a 28-21 win over Maloney. A big win for a Wreckers team that all of a sudden is looking like a favorite again in Class LL
All right, an interesting week, as there was a lot of turnover in Connecticut, and it looks like a fun year there. Maybe the biggest game was Greenwich’s 21-20 win over Bishop Hendricken. Those interstate meetings are a lot of fun, and they really drive this poll. On to it. 1. St. John’s Prep (4-0) 2. Springfield Central (2-1) 3. Catholic Memorial (1-1) 4. Greenwich (3-0) 5. Xaverian (2-1) 6…….
The second week of our combined poll for MIAA and NEPSAC Massachusetts teams is here. This week, BB&N and Tabor make jumps into the top 5. Some real good teams here. Take a look. Week 2 Chaos Poll 1. St. John’s Prep (4-0) 2. Springfield Central (2-1) 3. Catholic Memorial (1-1) 4. BB&N (2-0) — Really impressed with this team. 5. Tabor (2-0) — Good luck stopping this offense. 6…….
There were a few huge results that caused major movement. The first was Springfield Central’s victory over Xaverian. Franklin over Duxbury was another. And there were also a few near the bottom of the list that made a difference. Let’s get to it. Week 4 MIAA Top 25 1. St. John’s Prep (4-0) — Deacon Robillard stepped up when needed. 2. Springfield Central (2-1) — Won one of the best……
Todd Kiley came over to Franklin from Holliston this offseason already established as one of the top coaches in the state. Since taking over for the Panthers, Kiley has posted some big wins, none bigger than Friday night’s 21-19 victory over Duxbury. Franklin now sits at 3-1 heading into a bye week. We wanted to talk to him and get his thoughts on the season. Here is an edited version……
MILTON — You follow BB&N football the past few years, and you run into a few hard truths. One, running back Bo MacCormack is going to run for a bunch of yards and basically dominate. Two, the Knights will impress you as a very good team. In Saturday’s 35-14 win over Milton Academy, all of that remained the same. The only caveat? Maybe scratch off “very good,” and replace it……
By Craig Boland NEFJ Staff WESTPORT — With the game tied up at 21, eight seconds left in the game, and fourth and goal, Kody Goldman punched in his fourth touchdown of the night to secure a 28-21 victory for the Staples Wreckers over Maloney, on his birthday nonetheless. “I knew all night we were able to run the ball. Our offensive line were moving guys off the ball,” Goldman……