Nate Richam of Conard made his first All-CCC team in 2015 by being one of the top running backs in the state. Photo by Derek Turner.
The Central Connecticut Conference does not break down its All-conference selections into teams by position, but displays them as which players from each school qualify as All-CCC.
The following athletes have been named 2015 All-Central Connecticut Conference.
Division I East
Bulkeley/Weaver/HMTCA — Ramel Kersey, Andre Lyons, Andrew Redway
East Hartford — Talik Adams, Dalton Daley, Jayson Gardener, DeShawn Givens, Kevon Jones, Demetrius Mariani, Shamar Martin
Hartford Public — Malik Chaney, Ray Colon, Justin Freeman, Angel Garcia, Danny Kaloshi, Tye Rodriguez
Glastonbury — Connor Crouse, Keyion Dixon, Alex Fahey, Nick Hobert, Jake Madnick, Alex Murant-Johnson, Jarod Nelson, Frank Pawlowicz, Sam Pirsig
Manchester — Rashaud Conway, Jordan Fletcher, Jevin Frett, Edison Galan, Lisandro Maysonet
Division I West
Conard — Finn Cahill, Lucas Decelles, Josh Henry, Bobby Iwersen, Nate Richam, Jack Ryan, Connor Swanton
New Britain — Charles Gaskin, Michael Glasper, Kyshawn Gunn, Dajion Hill, Raphael Martinez, Victor Ramirez
Hall — Theo Blaschinski, Drew Booth, Harrison Newman, Tyler Strickling, John Wells
Simsbury — Devon Chandler, Ralph Gilliard, Riley Shanley
Southington — Alessio Diana, Trevor Godston, Dylan Kulas, Logan LaRosa, John Meade,
Ryan Montalvo, Austin Morin, Jasen Rose, Vance Upham
Division II East
E.O. Smith — Rondell Bothroyd, Sean Ference, Josh Horowitz-Benoit, Ryan Kaeser, Matt Kyparidis, Josh Santos, Anthony Stigler
Farmington — Xavier Amos, Brian Buono, Kevin Dunst, Mike Popolizio
Middletown — Jordan Baker, Hunter Belzo, Stone Belzo, Tyshaun James, Dearon Lawrence, Justin McMillian, Lorenzo Thompkins, Trequan Weston
RHAM — Ben Burke, Tommy Doyle, Austin Drexler, Ben Haas
South Windsor — Hassan Azeem, Connor Dunn, Michael Foley, Dylan Hodge
Windsor — Luis Aviles, Gabriel Elliott, Malik Ellis, James Greene, Isaiah Huff, Elijah Lewis, Mark Lurry, Jayquan Richardson, Colin Spence
Division II West
Bristol Central quarterback Noah Cruz makes his second All-CCC selection in 2015. Photo by Derek Turner.
Bristol Central — Tyler Boi, Noah Cruz, Luis Medina, Isaiah Miller, Josh Moxam, Tom Nelligan, J.J. Quiles
Bristol Eastern — Ronte Cooper, Edgar Hernandez, Darieyn Tate, Zac Thompson
Maloney — Jaron Cogdell, Kyle Carlson, Chris Dingwell, Justin McEwen, Alejandro Ortiz, Christopher Smith, Daniel Stevenson, O’Neal Ward
Newington — Daniel DeWolf, James Lavery, Dante Phillip
Platt — Quincey Carraway, Bernard Figueroa, Joseph Mwamba, Tylon Papallo, Messiah Stewart
Wethersfield — Jamal Bagley, Jae-Quan Brown, Nicholas Cusano, Ian Gingrave, Kyle Klavins, Ajani Sampson, Devon Smith, Richard Williams, Elijah Young
Division III East
Avon — Teddy Allmendinger, Sean Del Gallo, Geoff Kirk, Max Kritikos, Ian McDonald, Luke Meaney, Ryan Nolan, Dean Zacchio
Avon’s Teddy Allmendinger, along with a handful of teammates, make All-CCC in the Falcons first year in the conference. (Photo Gerry deSimas Jr. – Collinsvillepress.com)
Berlin — Ryan Cop, Jake Loiselle, Owen Taylor
Fermi — Josh Buvelot, Charles Fields, Ian Grabowski, Jake Richters
Rockville — Josh Foster, Jacob Krupa, Vito Marciano, Jacob Mullins, Tom Orlowski, Jake Wilson, Chris Wheeler
Tolland — Devin Akerly, Jordan Foreman, Bryce Kerecz, Cody Oullette, DeOndrew Regisford
Division III West
Bloomfield — Isaiah Colebrook, Jose Crespo, Dillon Harris, Andrell Pinnock, Rayshawn Phillips, Ventine Richardson, Duane Roberts II, Kahari Scarlett, Russell Thompson-Bishop
East Catholic — Andre Brackett, Jack DeSautels, Jack Droney, Connor Heslin, Nathan Procaccini, Mark Zazzaro
NWC — Dan Adebimpe, Mike Adebimpe, Coty George-Davis, Jon Granata,
Elijah Warner
Plainville — Jon Lindgren, Corey McKisson
Rocky Hill — Jason Carducci, Jovan Colon, Damon Lonero, Ricky Montalvo, Grant Nieves, Patrick Sullivan, Will White.
No way Jasen Rose deserved to be All-Conference what a fraud.
Haha, just kidding of course. Congrats to all who made it.
Doesn’t deserve first team all-state…
Almost 190 kids. Wow!! I think they missed the third string lineman from RHAM. I think he had a tackle in the second scrimmage game.
The CCC has 32 teams and six separate divisions. Simple math would put only about 30 kids from each division making all conference. There is well over 700 starting players, so only 25% of starting players are all conference (it not that bad). But the comment on RHAM’s 3rd stringer is funny (I don’t believe they even had the numbers for a 3rd stringer).
The entire CCC should get maybe 2 all-state players max after the show they just put on.
you’re clearly only referring to the Southington game. That’s everyone else’s fault for hyping up Southington and expecting so much. Wethersfield and Windsor would both beat Southington. Wethersfield and Windsor both should have 3-4 players on All-State, easily
Apologies, you’re probably right. W&W are both solid. Windsor gave NC their toughest test so far outside of Darien and Wethersfield probably wins on field turf.
However 3 – 4 is a lot for each to have. 22 players make first team. 8 aren’t going to come from two teams that didn’t win states.
Rose shouldn’t get all state over Graham or Collins. I mean, they can give it to him as a TE because that’s what he’ll play at Uconn. They should also give it to Dixon as a PR / KR / Ath to get him first team.
Wethersfield D coordinator all state. He has been the master mind behind the most underrated D in the state.
Over and over the last two years he has had them ready to go.
I would have loved to see the Wethersfield secondary against NC and their sick air attack.
Which were the best quality wins for Wethersfield this year ?
You have to play who’s on your schedule. The Windsor loss would be hard to blame on anything other than some questionable O calls.
Their D is lights out they shut down the air game of Windsor and held thier O to two scores.
Against North Haven they had two uncharacteristic D lapses in begining of game then held what before the game everyone dubbed a “dominant” run game with astronomical scoring ect.. at bay.
So I still say Wethersfield most underrated in state and are a better match up with NC.
North Haven is a class act but Collins is going to torch them.
LBs Richard Williams, Jamal Bagley ball on the D side with anyone in the state , and the secondary of Brown, Young, Smith and Klavins by far most complete secondary I’ve seen all year.
Question for Just the facts have you seen them play? There isn’t anyone (who knows football) that has watched the Wethersfield team that hasn’t said their D is not top notch.
Good luck to all the Teams still playing have fun and be safe
No,I have not watched Wethersfield play and I do not doubt they have a great defense.My point is although they played Windsor and North Haven tough they also struggled with Middletown a team that was destroyed by North Haven and Windsor.That only leaves an average at best Torrington as their best win.An easy schedule may get you in the Playoffs and Ranked in the Polls but all will fall when you lose and resume is not good.
Fair point, the Middletown game was not a good half of ball and as a fan of the game I understand how that factors into assessment of those that hadn’t seen them later in season.
Bottom line they are a great squad and much like many great programs don’t quite get over hump in the begining. As a dad of senior on that team I hope the success they’ve had in the last two years is built upon until the program gets over the hump.