Mercy Tiger Kendra Landy (#20) drives to the hoop against Capitol Prep Trailblazer Dazha Ward during the Trailblazers 88-48 win in January. (Photo John Vanacore)
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CLASS LL
FIRST ROUND
March 2
Fairfield Warde 57, Danbury 30
Wednesday, March 4, 7 p.m. (unless noted)
[ppd from Tuesday]
Career Magnet 60, Staples 40
Cheshire 46, Crosby 40
E.O. Smith 59, Middletown 34
Fairfield Ludlowe 51, Nonnewaug 42
Glastonbury 52, Southington 47
Greenwich 57, Norwalk 37
Mercy 71, East Hartford 31
Newtown 45, Conard 37
Norwich Free Academy 73, Darien 35
Ridgefield 61, Amity 33
Simsbury 36, Ledyard 32
South Windsor 69, New Milford 24
Stamford 78, Bristol Central 20
Trumbull 50, Lauralton Hall 33
Wilton 69, Newington 20
SECOND ROUND
March 6
Fairfield Ludlowe 41, E.O. Smith 37
Mercy 65, Newtown 28
Norwich Free Academy 45, Trumbull 31
South Windsor 72, Glastonbury 41
Stamford 48, Career Magnet 46
Wilton 62, Cheshire 38
March 7
Warde 54, Simsbury 45
Greenwich 60, Ridgefield 55
QUARTERFINALS
March 10, 7 p.m.
South Windsor 69, Greenwich 66
Norwich Free Academy 56, Fairfield Warde 35
Mercy 56, Fairfield Ludlowe 22
March 11
Wilton 49, Stamford 40
SEMIFINALS
March 16
South Windsor 54, NFA 51
Wilton 55, Mercy 54
FINALS
March 21 at Mohegan Sun Arena, 6:15 p.m.
CLASS L
FIRST ROUND
March 2
Avon 56, Fitch 31
Bacon Academy 48, New Canaan 25
Bristol Eastern 63, Sacred Heart Academy 46
Kennedy 62, Jonathan Law 57
Northwest Catholic 77, North Haven 50
Pomperaug 63, East Catholic 61
RHAM 49, Berlin 24
Sheehan 65, Rockville 32
Watertown 49, Joel Barlow 29
Wethersfield at Weaver, ppd. to Tue., 6pm
Wednesday, March 4
[ppd from Tuesday]
Guilford 50, East Haven 39
Weaver 58, Wethersfield 44
SECOND ROUND
March 5, 7 p.m.
Capital Prep 94, Weaver 60
Kennedy 55, Torrington 48 OT
Northwest Catholic 66, Bristol Eastern 64
March 6
Avon 76, Pomperaug 47
Daniel Hand 56, RHAM 46
Farmington 68, Guilford 31
New Fairfield 54, Watertown 47
Sheehan 57, Bacon Academy 44
QUARTERFINALS
Farmington 78, Avon 54
New Fairfield 50, Sheehan 37
Northwest Catholic 86, Kennedy 58
March 10
Capital Prep 92, Hand 36
SEMIFINALS
March 13
Capital Prep 69, Farmington 61
Northwest Catholic 58, New Fairfield 37
FINALS
March 22 at Mohegan Sun Arena, 12:30 p.m.
CAPITAL PREP 87, NORTHWEST CATHOLIC 59
CLASS M
FIRST ROUND
Wednesday, March 4, 7 p.m. (unless noted)
[ppd from Tuesday]
Cromwell 64, Hillhouse 42
East Hampton 57, Seymour 17
Enfield 71, Prince Tech 36
Granby Memorial 52, Oxford 35
Holy Cross 67, Haddam-Killingworth 40
Kaynor Tech 54, Wilcox Tech 27
Lewis Mills 40, Tolland 37
Montville 63, Bullard Havens Tech 27
Morgan 87, Platt Tech 24
New London 66, Ellington 48
Plainfield 49, Coginchaug 36
St. Joseph 73, Windham 19
Stonington 71, North Branford 39
Suffield 59, Northwestern 23
Waterford 59, Rocky Hill 46
Wolcott 66, Goodwin Tech 50
SECOND ROUND
March 6
Cromwell 66, Stonington 38
East Hampton 67, Wolcott 30
Enfield 54, Lewis Mills 30
Holy Cross 66, Granby Memorial 49
Morgan 64, Plainfield 45
New London 92, Kaynor Tech 38
St. Joseph 63, Suffield 45
Waterford 51, Montville 32
QUARTERFINALS
March 10, 7 p.m. unless noted
Morgan 53, East Hampton 32
Cromwell 73, Waterford 31
Enfield 45, Holy Cross 38
St. Joseph 67, New London 63
SEMIFINALS
March 16
St. Joseph 61, Enfield 39
Cromwell 52, Morgan 49
FINALS
March 21 at Mohegan Sun Arena, 12:30 p.m.
CLASS S
FIRST ROUND
March 3
Coventry 54, University 42
Housatonic Regional 51, Parish Hill 36
Immaculate 55, Wolcott Tech 25
Kolbe Cathedral 82, Windham Tech 46
Old Lyme 74, Gilbert 26
Putnam 34, Amistad 30
St. Bernard 49, Shepaug Valley 27
Tourtellotte 80, HMTCA 34
Wheeler 34, MLC 32
Windsor Locks 56, Classical Magnet 40
Wednesday, March 4, 7 p.m.
[ppd from Tuesday]
O’Brien Tech 50, Two Rivers 46
SECOND ROUND
March 5
St. Paul 63, Housatonic 29
Windsor Locks 38, Tourtellotte 34
March 6
Bolton 45, St. Bernard 20
Canton 62, Kolbe Cathedral 55
Immaculate 52, Coventry 20
Notre Dame-Fairfield 55, Putnam 16
Old Lyme 66, Wheeler 41
Thomaston 69, O’Brien Tech 23
QUARTERFINALS
Canton 63, Old Lyme 52
Notre Dame-Fairfield 65, Bolton 59
Thomaston 48, Windsor Locks 34
March 10, 7 p.m.
Immaculate 48, St. Paul 39
SEMIFINALS
March 13, Site, Time TBA
Canton 52, Notre Dame-Fairfield 42
Thomaston 57, Immaculate 41
FINALS
March 21 at Mohegan Sun Arena, 10 a.m.
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BRACKETS. CLASS LL | CLASS L | CLASS M | CLASS S
Never a good thing when there is no chance that both of the top two teams in the state will both be at Mohegan for the State Championship.
Would have been nice for someone on the CIAC committee to put some pressure on CP to make up the game. Time for a better system of power rankings!
The New York team didn’t want to make up the game. They watched C-Prep put it on top ranked teams in the nation. Their not stupid they didn’t want to get blown out.
They’re* … Maybe the game didn’t fit into the NY team’s schedule anymore? They had to have known Cap Prep was going to be good when they scheduled them.
Agree – It’s a shame the 2 best teams in the state won’t be meeting at Mohegan – time for a better system!!!!
We need a system that:
A. Allows teams to play more than 20 games if they want
B. Doesn’t punish teams for having strong schedules
C. Gives the 2 teams with the best resumes during the regular season a chance to meet at Mohegan.
New Jersey does a cool thing I just recently heard about, They have a mini mid season tournamnent. Play is on saturdays. You apply to get in the tournament ( optional ) . Seeding is grey but it provides the opportunity to play outside your division and league. I would like that.
It’s to bad. Farmington with the great season they had won’t b going to Mohegan sun. That’s what u play for. CIAC got this wrong. SAD..
Well you can say the same for Hand. Hand is equal or perhaps better than Farmington, and they will most likey play CPrep in the Quarters. Fortunately, CPrep will be in LL when they win the L Class.
1. Hand is not as good as Farmington
2. The way the CIAC rules work CPrep will never be LL, they will only be L based on enrollment. They are an S school and jump two levels due to success factor, can’t jump three levels.
agree on both ciac. Can only move up two classes, hence prep will remain a L school. Hand is very good, but loses to farmington by 5-10 pts
Good debate here. I also think it’s a shame that the seeding goes the way it does. The problem is, the alternative systems all have their problems as well. If it was a committee like the NCAA, there would be all kinds of complaints about the seedings, and bias, and whol is on the committee. If it was some kind of enhanced computer rankings, people wouldn’t like the formula, etc. At least with this system it is clear how it gets done.
I like that New Jersey mid-season tournament thing. I would like a way to have more competitive games among good teams during the season.
The midseason tourney thing sounds good. It’s just not practical. Everyone would want to see it and the match-ups would be fun. BUT…Your never going to get the CIAC to approve more than 20 games before playoffs, some of the coaches may back out because of the possible losses affecting their seedings and most teams play on Friday nights. Asking them to turn around the next day and head out on the road to some tournament game would be a bit much on these kids. Although a fun idea. I just can’t see it happening ever.
My picks for winners… LL – NFA, L – Capital Prep, M – Cromwell, S – ND-Fairfield
nfa is good, but they have a tought draw. they have a tough warde team in the 1/4, followed by sw or greenwich/ridgefield in the semis,thats not easy. Isee SW going down in the 1/4 to either ridge/greenwich
Weaver / cap prep rematch on horizon. Any updates on these forums from weaver coach this year? Did he read his book that was recommended to him last year? Running any plays this year coach?
This is High School Basketball. Does it really matter who is recruiting who? Private or public. Play basketball, regardless of schools recruiting who. It just doesn’t matter. If your a strong team, it really doesn’t matter where the players are from. D1 and D2 Coaches are not in high school gyms, unless following their recruit from AAU. High School basketball Is for fun. Potential college players need to showcase themselves in their AAU programs. Best players, stats, which schools recruit etc, etc, it’s not important. I know certain teams don’t even post their players stats on max preps. Just enjoy the journey, this is all for fun and really not that competitive. The competition is all over the country and truly tons of amazing players, especially in the south.
Good luck to all.
High school sports are “really not that competitive”? Really?
Agree Hand would Lose to Farmington by 5-10 pts as they lost to Mercy by 10-15 twice. Great team though. Just like Conard takes Farmington to OT Mercy will beat them by 20 in round 2. Upset special Amity over everyone’s pick Ridgefield tonight! You heard it here first!
Nice job on the amity pick, Nostradamus
Area coach, no, it’s high school basketball, that doesn’t mean to say it’s not good or entertaining. Certainly no comparison to AAU basketball especially in other parts of the country. Makes sense that Cap Prep competes in other areas, why? Because the majority of their players are playing at a high level in AAU during the summer and are not challenged during the high school season. I’m not a Cap Prep parent, it’s simply a fact.