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  • Foran and Law athletes will have to wait for more documentation before participating in their chosen sport.
    Sports
    Milford delays start of high school sports
    While high schools in the state had the okay from the CIAC to begin practice for winter sports starting Tuesday, athletes at Foran High and Jonathan Law will have to go through more guidelines...
    By Bill Bloxsom
  • Foran coach Tom Drew is hoping to get back on the football field for spring practice.
    Sports
    Foran football coach Drew feels for his seniors
  • Jonathan Law football coach Chris Haley proud of his team's non-season.
    Sports
    Law football coach Haley impressed with players
  • Connecticut girls ice hockey teams will be permitted to start holding practices as of Tuesday.
    Sports
    H.S. girls hockey gets green light to start winter season
  • CIAC executive director Glenn Lungarini
    Sports
    CIAC winter plan: no state championships, Feb. 8 start
  • Foran High All-Stater Ben Carlson will take his soccer skills to Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
    Sports
    Foran’s Ben Carlson to play soccer at MIT
  • Law volleyball standout Alexis Neider is joined my parents John and Kelly when she signed to play for Central Connecticut State University in the Division I Northeast Conference.
    Sports
    Law’s Alexis Neider to play volleyball at Central
  • Sports
    Carolina wrestling captain Gino Esposito living the dream
    Gino Esposito is a redshirt junior wrestling at 149 pounds for North Carolina head coach Coleman Scott. Foran graduate Gino Esposito’s dream was to wrestle at the highest level, a Division I school. “I love it here at North Carolina because it is the perfect blend. I’m getting the best education in the country and I get to wrestle for one... By Bill Bloxsom
  • Sports
    Law boys soccer benefits from team’s balance
    Law's Lex Edwards (above) and Fillipe Mourao were named All-State in boys soccer. Talent could be found from back to front this year on Jonathan Law’s boys’ soccer team and that ability to play well throughout the lineup helped Law post a 7-5 record. Captained by Lex Edwards Jaden Wywoda, Jacob Nastasia and Jonathan... By Bill Bloxsom
  • Sports
    Basketball coaches talk about wearing masks
    Foran boys basketball coach Ian Kirkpatrick believes letting players take breaks while wearing masks is the way to go. Basketball coaches from Foran High and Jonathan Law have weighed in on having their players wear masks this coming season due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Law head coach Jamie Anderson said, “We have faith in our school administration and health... By Bill Bloxsom
  • Sports
    Captains, Huebner lead Foran boys cross county team
    Cole Heitmann and Brett Dumais worked offseason magic to help Foran post personal record times this season. Inclusion was the watchword for the Foran High boys’ cross country team in 2020. Coach Jeff Raucci’s top runner Nate Huebner equates that one-team approach and a strong preseason workout plan to the Lions’ overall improvement. “Our... By Bill Bloxsom
  • Sports
    Huebner, captains lead Foran boys cross country
    Cole Heitmann and Brett Dumais worked offseason magic to help Foran post personal record times this season. Inclusion was the watchword for the Foran High boys’ cross country team in 2020. Coach Jeff Raucci’s top runner Nate Huebner equates that one-team approach and a strong preseason workout plan to the Lions’ overall improvement. “Our... By Bill Bloxsom
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  • Law girls cross country second in division
  • The 2020 GameTimeCT All-State Field Hockey Team
  • Fall All-SCC teams
  • Foran falls to West Haven in boys soccer final
  • West Haven defeats Foran to earn first title
  • Sports
    Foran girls cross country team carries on
    Foran High leaders Iris Chen, Haley Ruane, Cate Wrigley and Misai Lam are honored on Senior Night. Foran High’s girls’ cross country team was slowed by the COVID-19 pandemic only to find its stride to complete its Southern Connecticut Conference season. “The season was a tough one,” head coach Shannon Ramsey said. “We lost some... By Bill Bloxsom
  • Sports
    Law boys cross country team lowers times
    Liam Fedigan took second to lead Law at the Southern Connecticut Conference Division B Champions Challenging times due to COVID-19 turned into better times on the cross country course for coach Charlie Phillips’ Jonathan Law boys’ team. “We were very fortunate to have four senior scholar-athletes, Emir Elhewl, Luke Pleimann, James... By Bill Bloxsom
  • Sports
    Girls hockey follows CIAC’s lead, delays season
    Darien's Colleen Cassidy (2) pressures the net while New Canaan goalie Blythe Novick defends during a girls ice hockey game at the Darien Ice House on Saturday, Feb. 1, 2020. Girls ice hockey is not CIAC-sanctioned because of too few programs. Last year there were 22 teams in three conferences — the FCIAC, CCC and SCC. By Dave Stewart
  • Sports
    Foran girls split SCC divisional games
    Mia Lowenberg for Foran looks to gain possession in the Lions' SCC divisional final with Shelton. SHELTON — In the two games played in the regular season this year between Shelton and Foran, the Lions used a late goal to tie in the initial meeting, while Shelton needed three goals in less than four minutes late in the second contest to pull... By Mike Madera
  • Sports
    Law’s Alexis Neider to play volleyball at CCSU
    Law volleyball standout Alexis Neider is joined my parents John and Kelly when she signed to play for Central Connecticut State University in the Division I Northeast Conference.
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  • Sports
    Lauralton tops Amity in divisional field hockey final
    Lauralton Hall teamed up to defeat Amity to win the SCC Division B championship. Lauralton Hall defeated Amity 2-1 to win the SCC B Division field hockey title. Emma Stronge and Guilia Emanuel scored goals for coach Christine Miller’s Crusaders, who finished the season with an 8-3-0-1 record....
  • Sports
    Foran’s Simonelli to play baseball at Sacred Heart
    Michael Simonelli signs a letter on intent to play Division 1 baseball at Sacred Heart University. Joining Simonelli, who will pitch for Nick Restaino's Pioneers, are his parents Angelo and Erica and his brother Angelo.
  • Sports
    Proto stands tall, Lauralton wins field hockey title
    Lauralton Hall players celebrate winning SCC Division B championship. WOODBRIDGE — Despite allowing an early goal, Lauralton Hall goalie Julia Proto kept the Spartans off the board the rest of the way, making 13 saves. None were bigger than two saves she made on back-to-back Amity penalty corners midway through... By Pete Paguaga
  • Sports
    Foran edges Lauralton in volleyball playoffs
    Tori Lanese had 15 kills to help Foran defeat Lauralton Hall in the SCC playoffs. MILFORD — For Tori Lanese and her senior teammates, thoughts of a completely unique season coming to an end did not sit well with them. Those thoughts had to be flashing around plenty in the opening round of the Southern Connecticut Conference... By Mike Madera
  • Sports
    Barracudas capture softball tourney title
    The Milford Barracudas show their trophies after winning the 10U Southington Fall Softball League Tournament at the end of their eight-week fall season. Team members (front row) are: Grace Weber, Cayleigh Glynn and Sophia Montini; (second row) Dani Kotansky, Emma Bonanno, Sammy Marini, Riley Fagan-Davies, Lia Veteri and Mia Abrams-Sartor; (third row) coach Bryan Glynn, coach Pete Abrams, Emily Speringo, Addie McKenna-Hansen, coach John Marini and coach Mike Bonanno.
  • Sports
    Lauralton’s Kelley Jones All-State in cross country
    Lauralton Hall placed third in the SCC B Division. Team members (front row) are: Rebecca Schindler, Grace McCormack, Laurel Micholovich, Carys Cook, Isabella Thomas, Maggie Willer, Brooke Jones, Kate Backus (captain) and Kelly Jones; (second row) Margaret Theis, Kelly Dougherty and Mimi Coghlan(captain). Lauralton Hall’s cross country team finished in third place in the SCC Division B race at East Shore Park on Wednesday. The results of each division race (4 total) were merged to make up the complete SCC Championship results.... By Bill Bloxsom
  • Sports
    Julie Luft giving back to high school sports
    Julie Luft has worked with and counseled Law athletes for the past 11 years. MILFORD - “I grew up playing sports so I fell in love with athletic training when I realized I could combine my passion for sports and helping others,” said Julia Luft, who has been athletic trainer at Jonathan Law since 2011. “It is always... By Bill Bloxsom
  • Sports
    Volleyball top performers
    Trumbull's Bailey Cenatiempo (6) puts a shot past New Canaan's Lillie Gray during an FCIAC quarterfinal game at Trumbull in 2019. A look at some of the top performances in high school volleyball during the past week. By Dave Stewart
  • Sports
    Samara Thacker member of UConn UCTV team
    Samara Thacker found covering sports at UConn to be as rewarding as playing soccer and basketball at Law. MILFORD - Samara Thacker has turned in her sport’s uniforms and picked up a microphone. Thacker, who starred in soccer and basketball at Jonathan Law, is now a member of the University of Connecticut’s UCTV team, the official student-run... By Bill Bloxsom
  • Sports
    Lauralton Hall’s Claire Kehley a distance swimming star
    Lauralton Hall's Claire Kehley swims to victory in the third heat of the 500-yard freestyle during last year's CIAC State Open Girls Swimming Championship at Yale University in New Haven. Lauralton Hall junior Claire Kehley is one of the state’s top performers in the 200 and 500-yard freestyle. She aspires to swim in college. By David Fierro
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