Tom Marcucci, who coached Notre Dame-West Haven’s football team for 17 years, is returning to the sidelines as the Green Knights’ next coach, the school announced Monday.
Marcucci takes over for his successor John DeCaprio who stepped down after going 66-38 in 10 years. Marcucci, who resigned in 1998 to become an assistant principal, served as an assistant under DeCaprio for seven seasons. He quit that post to become the school’s athletic director in 2006.




Notre Dame-Fairfield topped Immaculate 6-1 to give coach Marty Roos his 500th career victory Wednesday night at the Milford Ice Pavilion.
A much different game than the last time, but the general result was the same.
Game of the Night: BUNNELL (4-3, 1-0) at STRATFORD (6-0, 1-0). Stratford hasn’t lost in a year, a run of 20-straight games including SWC and Class M titles. That run, in fact, began with a victory over Bunnell last February. This year, Red Devils defeated the Bulldogs two weeks ago in the non-league version at Bunnell. The Bulldogs won two straight since, including a solid victory over Pomperaug on Thursday night. Stratford, led by big man Brandon Sherrod and sharpshooter Russell Payton has only played (and beaten) Bethel since. The Red Devils have the home court advantage this time around.
Now that the NVL has allowed its schools to play one (1) out-of-league game per year, it should come as no surprise that Ansonia was the first to find a game.