2012 All-FCIAC football teams

Monday, December 10, 2012 by:Sean Patrick Bowley
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The All-FCIAC football teams have been announced. Three Divisions. Three teams and three coaches of the year for each division.

Peter Stokes of Trinity Catholic won FCIAC East Coach of The Year. Marce Petroccio of Staples won FCIAC West Coach of the Year. A.J. Albano of McMahon won FCIAC Central Coach of the Year.

All-FCIAC East

FCIAC East Coach of the Year — Pete Stokes, Trinity Catholic

First Team Offense

Position Player School Height Weight Year
QB Jordan Vazzano St. Joseph 6’3″ 210 11
QB Vochan Fowler Bassick 5’11″ 170 11
RB Christian Bognar Darien 5’10″ 190 12
RB Mike Burns Wilton 6’0″ 170 12
RB Shaquan Howsie Trinity Catholic 5’10″ 230 12
RB Nick Lombardo Darien 5’11″ 176 11
WR Peter Gesualdi Darien 6’0″ 177 12
WR Grady Lynch New Canaan 6’1″ 175 12
WR Jake Pelletier St. Joseph 5’9″ 162 12
OL Nick DelBuono St. Joseph 5’9″ 246 12
OL Dylan Karnedy New Canaan 6’1″ 211 12
OL Mike LaSala Wilton 6’2″ 270 12
OL Colin McKeown Warde 6’3″ 275 11
OL Rob Roehrich St. Joseph 6’0″ 269 12
PK John Benalcazar Trinity Catholic 5’8″ 140 12

First Team Defense

Position Player School Height Weight Year
DL Connor Buck New Canaan 6’5″ 244 11
DL Matt D’Andrea Darien 6’0″ 280 12
DL Riley Kinahan Trinity Catholic 5’11″ 260 12
DL Dale Kirkland Bassick 6’5″ 250 12
LB A.J. Brown Bassick 6’1″ 225 12
LB Matt Hare St. Joseph 5’11″ 189 12
LB Cole Harris New Canaan 6’0″ 200 11
LB Andrew Maley Darien 5’11″ 187 12
LB Mike Pulaski St. Joseph 5’10″ 209 12
LB Michael Root New Canaan 6’4″ 215 11
LB Cody Zaro Trinity Catholic 5’10″ 205 12
DB Sharon Crowell Trinity Catholic 5’8″ 170 12
DB Ryan Jacob Warde 5’10″ 175 12
DB Casey Ouellette New Canaan 6’0″ 170 12
DB Brett Phillips Wilton 6’0″ 180 11
DB Ian Vanderhorn Darien 6’1″ 178 12
P Daly Hebert Darien 6’0″ 166 11

All-FCIAC East Second Team Offense

Position Player School Height Weight Year
QB Henry Baldwin Darien 6’3″ 184 12
QB Nick Cascione New Canaan 5’11″ 183 11
RB Sean Brown Trinity Catholic 6’1″ 240 12
RB Julian Fyffe Bassick 5’10″ 190 11
RB T.J. Gallagher Warde 5’11″ 175 10
RB Louis Hagopian New Canaan 6’0″ 172 12
RB Randy Polonia Trinity Catholic 6’1″ 185 10
WR Jack Gilio New Canaan 5’9″ 173 11
WR Mark Hirschbeck St. Joseph 5’11″ 200 11
WR Weston Wilbur Wilton 6’5″ 185 12
OL Luis Acosta Bassick 5’11″ 250 12
OL Bobby Erickson New Canaan 6’5″ 310 12
OL Joe Fraccaroli Wilton 6’3″ 295 11
OL Tommy Gasparino Darien 6’1″ 215 11
OL Steve Hashemi St. Joseph 6’5″ 245 11
OL Luis MacIntyre Wilton 6’1″ 245 12
OL Beau Santero New Canaan 6’4″ 235 11
PK Zach Bruno New Canaan 6’1″ 173 12

All-FCIAC East Second Team Defense

Position Player School Height Weight Year
DL Zach Allen New Canaan 6’4″ 205 10
DL John Rhudy New Canaan 6’3″ 185 12
DL Mike Schuchmann St. Joseph 6’2″ 223 11
DL Graham Thalacker New Canaan 6’1″ 210 12
LB Matt Brown Darien 6’2″ 192 12
LB David Deleo Trinity Catholic 5’10″ 190 12
LB Julian Jean Bassick 5’9″ 165 12
LB Kurtis Mudre St. Joseph 6’1″ 175 12
LB Myles Ridder Darien 5’10″ 175 11
DB Mike DiCosmo New Canaan 5’9″ 147 11
DB Max Garrett Warde 6’1″ 210 12
DB Neno Meritt Trinity Catholic 6’1″ 180 11
DB Lars Pedersen St. Joseph 5’10″ 170 10
DB Jon Prutting St. Joseph 5’11″ 135 12
DB Jihad Whitaker Bassick 6’0″ 170 11
DB Jackson Whiting Darien 5’11″ 178 12
DB Brian Wiegand Darien 5’11″ 172 12

All-FCIAC East Honorable Mention

Position Player School Height Weight Year
WR Chitunga Chesenga Bassick 5’10″ 165 11
WR Claude Desir Bassick 5’9″ 155 11
OL Jean Phillippe Bassick 5’10″ 185 11
DB Kenney Rene Bassick 6’0″ 175 10
DB John Reed Darien 5’11″ 175 11
OL Ben Sickinger Darien 5’11″ 195 12
DL Peter Baran New Canaan 5’10″ 202 12
QB Teddy Bossidy New Canaan 5’10″ 175 11
RB Frank Cognetta New Canaan 5’9″ 185 10
LB Thomas Costigan New Canaan 6’1″ 185 12
WR Cole Turpin New Canaan 5’9″ 152 11
OL Tom Adzima St. Joseph 6’0″ 230 11
OT Pete Mestre St. Joseph 6’5″ 273 11
WR Denzel Mozcuva St. Joseph 6’0″ 180 12
DL Pat Keneally Trinity Catholic 6’1″ 240 12
DL George Li Trinity Catholic 6’5″ 273 12
QB Dan O’Leary Trinity Catholic 6’3″ 200 12
OL/DL Ahmed Hourani Warde 6’3″ 275 11
RB/S Kerven Jaques Warde 5’11″ 200 12
WR/DE Brian Kerrigan Warde 6’5″ 220 11
WR/LB Dan Skelton Warde 5’10″ 190 12
OL/LB Tom Ward Warde 5’11″ 225 12
LB Griffin Bender Wilton 6’0″ 185 11
DL Dan Holland Wilton 6’0″ 215 11
WR Zack Laurinaitis Wilton 6’6″ 185 11
DB Andrew Sakamoto Wilton 5’8″ 170 11

All-FCIAC Central

FCIAC Central Coach of the Year — A.J. Albano, McMahon

First Team Offense

Position Player School Height Weight Year
QB Connor Rowe Ridgefield 6’0″ 200 12
QB Matt White Ludlowe 5’10″ 180 11
RB Will Bonaparte Ridgefield 5’10″ 185 11
RB Trevon Forney McMahon 5’9″ 150 11
RB Kyle Jordan McMahon 5’11″ 190 12
RB Tomar Joseph Norwalk 5’7″ 220 12
WR Sam Gravitte Ridgefield 6’2″ 200 12
WR Jahaad Williams Harding 5’11″ 180 12
TE Stephan Zadravec Ludlowe 6’2″ 195 11
OL Andrew Barton Ridgefield 6’2″ 235 12
OL Rodrigo Denapoli Stamford 5’9″ 240 12
OL Sam Murphy Ludlowe 6’6″ 255 12
OL Andrew Rodriguez McMahon 5’6″ 245 12
PK Nicholas Briganti McMahon 5’9″ 179 12

First Team Defense

Position Player School Height Weight Year
DL Matt Hargrove McMahon 5’10″ 180 11
DL David Harris Ludlowe 6’0″ 225 11
DL James Pace McMahon 6’4″ 275 12
LB Frankie Colandro Stamford 5’11″ 215 12
LB Kyle Dammayer Ludlowe 6’2″ 175 12
LB Reggie David Harding 5’11″ 185 11
LB Danny O’Brien McMahon 5’6″ 180 12
LB Tristan Opdahl Norwalk 6’1″ 240 12
DB Mickey Hicks Ridgefield 5’7″ 150 12
DB Marc Lerebours Norwalk 5’5″ 155 12
DB Aiden Mauro Ridgefield 5’8″ 170 11
DB John Pasard Stamford 5’8″ 170 12
DB Cameron Webb Stamford 5’8″ 180 11
P Victor D’Ascenzo Ludlowe 6’0″ 175 12

All-FCIAC Central Second Team Offense

Position Player School Height Weight Year
QB Tashaun Ballard Harding 5’9″ 230 12
QB Ryan Dunn Ridgefield 5’9″ 155 10
RB Jimmy Gasper Ludlowe 6’0″ 175 11
RB Christian Ghiorzi Ludlowe 6’2″ 230 10
RB Stephen Scholz Ludlowe 6’0″ 200 12
RB D.J. Smith Harding 5’9″ 180 11
WR Dan Santella Ludlowe 5’10″ 150 12
WR Dan Silvestri Ludlowe 5’10″ 155 12
TE John Mullery Ridgefield 5’8″ 175 12
OL Evan Adams Norwalk 6’5″ 280 10
OL Lucas Goff Ridgefield 5’10″ 220 11
OL Danny Medico McMahon 6’3″ 205 12
OL Jose Rodriguez McMahon 6’0″ 171 12
OL Andrew Starr McMahon 6’3″ 247 11

All-FCIAC Central Second Team Defense

Position Player School Height Weight Year
DL Jake Garrell Ludlowe 5’11″ 230 11
DL David Gillette Stamford 5’10″ 225 12
DL Rich Mathes Ridgefield 6’1″ 195 12
LB Kyle Cavalea Ridgefield 5’9″ 200 12
LB Brian Gayle McMahon 5’6″ 160 11
LB Kenneth Keen McMahon 5’11″ 175 11
LB Lance Lauture Norwalk 5’8″ 170 12
LB Chris Mirra Ridgefield 6’1″ 190 12
DB Jalen Brown Stamford 5’8″ 170 10
DB Ryan Davis McMahon 5’6″ 127 12
DB Danny Jahab Norwalk 5’11″ 175 12
DB Timo Muro Ridgefield 6’0″ 170 12

All-FCIAC Central Honorable Mention

Position Player School Height Weight Year
OL David Hall Harding 5’11″ 190 12
OL Lou Holiday Harding 5’10″ 250 12
DT Stephon Ogrinc Harding 5’11″ 255 10
LB Tyshantae Williams Harding 5’8″ 175 12
OL/DL Dylan Claiborne Ludlowe 6’2″ 235 12
OL/DL Alex Gorsuch Ludlowe 6’3″ 230 12
WR/DB Tommy Howell Ludlowe 5’10″ 170 12
RB/DB Sal Loris Ludlowe 5’10″ 190 12
QB Matt Downey McMahon 5’10″ 132 11
LB Tim Hinton McMahon 5’11″ 170 10
DL Allan Leonard McMahon 6’1″ 185 11
DB Kentrell Snider McMahon 5’7″ 150 10
OL Brendan Hanzlik Norwalk 5’11″ 225 11
OL Thomas LaRosa Norwalk 5’10″ 265 11
RB/LB Jim McInerney Norwalk 5’7″ 155 12
TE/DL Luke Sweeney Norwalk 6’4″ 200 12
RB/LB Mickey Carbone Ridgefield 5’10″ 168 11
WR/DE Andrew Chuma Ridgefield 6’2″ 185 11
OL/DL Tim Cozens Ridgefield 6’2″ 190 12
TE/DE Victor Fernandez Ridgefield 5’10″ 175 12
FS Tamarie Sterling Stamford 5’9″ 155 12

All-FCIAC West

First Team Offense

Position Player School Height Weight Year
QB Jack Massie Staples 6’1″ 190 11
QB Liam O’Neil Greenwich 6’1″ 185 12
RB Mark Bernstein Greenwich 5’9″ 195 12
RB Davell Cotterell Westhill 5’11″ 175 12
RB Alex McMurray Greenwich 5’11″ 175 11
RB Ryan Pearson Trumbull 5’11″ 205 12
RB Joe Zelkowitz Staples 5’10″ 175 12
WR Corey Chaffee Danbury 5’11″ 170 12
WR Vincent Ferraro Greenwich 6’1″ 170 12
WR James Frusciante Staples 6’0″ 180 12
WR Jose Melo Greenwich 5’11″ 175 11
WR Mike Williams Trumbull 6’0″ 180 12
TE Joe Kelly Greenwich 6’2″ 215 12
OL Alex McGee Greenwich 6’1″ 215 12
OL Will Patrick Staples 6’3″ 280 12
OL Chris Speer Staples 6’2″ 260 12
OL Ryan Vaughn Staples 6’4″ 290 12

First Team Defense

Position Player School Height Weight Year
DL Kevin Contreras Central 5’11″ 295 12
DL Vincent Deramo Central 6’3″ 235 12
DL Peter Hoets Staples 6’2″ 220 12
DL Jared Levi Staples 6’2″ 210 12
DL Andrew Marino Trumbull 5’11″ 240 11
DL Jack Wynne Greenwich 6’4″ 235 11
LB Dan Claromi Greenwich 5’9″ 210 12
LB Ka’ron Danzy Danbury 5’10″ 202 12
LB Nick Jiminez Westhill 5’11″ 170 12
LB Ryan Keklik Trumbull 6’1″ 225 12
LB Lance Lonergan Staples 6’2″ 205 12
DB Nick Kelly Staples 6’2″ 200 12
DB Austin Longi Greenwich 5’8″ 150 10
DB Taylor Olmstead Greenwich 6’3″ 210 12
DB Sean Remondino Westhill 5’7″ 165 12
P Yveson Cassamajor Westhill 6’1″ 195 12

FCIAC West Coach of the Year — Marce Petroccio, Staples

All-FCIAC West Second Team Offense

Position Player School Height Weight Year
QB Xavier Hardison Central 6’0″ 195 11
QB Nick Roberts Trumbull 6’3″ 205 11
RB Patrick Lesch Staples 5’10″ 170 11
RB Tim Longo Westhill 5’9″ 165 12
OL Burim Trdevaj Staples 5’10″ 260 12
OL Bob Decker Greenwich 6’1″ 235 12
OL Andrew DelCarmine Greenwich 6’1″ 240 11
OL Will Polito Trumbull 6’2″ 220 12
OL Chris Soule Westhill 5’11″ 200 12
OL Nick Spano Greenwich 6’1″ 240 12
OL Jason Thach Danbury 5’11″ 230 11
OL Nick Ward Staples 6’5″ 310 12
PK Jesse Adleberg Greenwich 5’8″ 160 12

All-FCIAC West Second Team Defense

Position Player School Height Weight Year
DL Patrick Callahan Greenwich 6’3″ 195 12
DL Moise Francillien Westhill 6’2″ 225 12
DL Jack Harrington Greenwich 6’4″ 225 11
DL Deondrick Lavine Westhill 6’2″ 230 12
LB Brian Book Staples 6’0″ 205 12
LB C.J. Jones Westhill 6’0″ 215 12
LB Kevin Kearney Staples 6’2″ 210 12
LB Andrew Louis Central 6’0″ 205 12
DB Elijah Duffy Danbury 5’10″ 150 11
DB Sean Dunster Greenwich 6’1″ 200 12
DB Mike Longo Greenwich 5’10″ 175 12
DB Dan Paolino Trumbull 6’0″ 185 12
DB Nick Pulitano Greenwich 6’0″ 165 12
DB Greg Strauss Staples 5’9″ 170 12

All-FCIAC West Honorable Mention

Position Player School Height Weight Year
OT Devon Louis Central 5’11″ 315 12
RB Mykel Morris Central 5’11″ 170 10
DB Marcus Moss Central 5’8″ 155 12
RB Keyshaun Thomas Central 5’9″ 160 11
OL Juwan White Central 5’9″ 290 11
WR Corey Acosta Danbury 5’11″ 175 12
DL Marlon Black Danbury 5’9″ 170 11
LB Eric Henry Danbury 5’8″ 185 10
TE Tristan Jakobson Danbury 6’1″ 200 11
OL Andrew Kielty Danbury 5’9″ 220 12
OL Akim Moffett Danbury 5’11″ 175 11
OL Andrew DelCarmine Greenwich 6’1″ 240 11
DB Sam Latto Greenwich 6’1″ 200 12
DL Rich Eldh Staples 6’2″ 205 12
WR Will Johnson Staples 5’8″ 170 11
RB Zach Speranza Staples 5’9″ 170 12
CB T.J. Hayduk Trumbull 5’10″ 175 11
CB Liam Moore Trumbull 6’0″ 180 11
DL Ronnie Griggs Westhill 6’2″ 290 12
LB Dennis Hart-Lima Westhill 6’0″ 200 11
OL Mike Vigliotti Westhill 6’0″ 230 12
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31 Responses

  1. what a joke says:
    December 10, 2012 at 7:08 am

    Welcome to the everyone gets an award league. This is comical. Isn’t suppossed to be All-CONFERENCE, not All-Division. Don’t begin to justify this by saying more kids get recognized. This completely diminishes the accomplishment. Heck, I think I saw St. Joe’s water boy made honorable mention. Good football FCIAC, comlte mockery of all conference awards.

  2. Josh Boone says:
    December 10, 2012 at 8:37 am

    At least they made teams unlike the SWC naming everyone and their mother regardless of position

  3. CTdude says:
    December 10, 2012 at 9:04 am

    Hahahahaha. Way to defend this silliness josh…with more silliness. You get ‘em josh. Hahahahaha

  4. alleycat9 says:
    December 10, 2012 at 9:15 am

    ill give them that they named positions, however having 6 all whatever you want to call it qbs is a bit much, what is it 12 overall? in order to have an honorable mention they would have to use jv guys.

    why is this so hard? you have an ALL CONFERENCE TEAM thats one guy from the ENTIRE conference for each position. they are the elite, the difference makers… the all conference.

    THEN you do a team for each division, which i will add there are too many of to begin with. throw in a handful of kids as honorable mention and call it a day.

    the jv qb can rest comfortably knowing that he can work hard and make varsity and hopefully make the list next year.

  5. bball fan says:
    December 10, 2012 at 9:34 am

    Wouldn’t it just be easier to list the players who didn’t make any of these lists? Since these lists mean absolutely nothing. I though the idea of everyone getting an award ended in t-ball.

  6. lol says:
    December 10, 2012 at 9:56 am

    @bball fan, you are absolutely right. I can only imagine how the kids feel who did NOT make the team. Instead of making it an honor to be on the team, its almost a disgrace NOT to make it

  7. bball fan says:
    December 10, 2012 at 10:03 am

    No wonder everyone thinks the FCIAC is so dominant. If you look at their rosters, everyone is all FCIAC. But then you realize, EVERYONE is in fact all FCIAC. SCC had 3 of 4 state champions, FCIAC 0. Nuff said.
    Kids in FCIAC believe their own pub. SCC believes in winning.

  8. Josh Boone says:
    December 10, 2012 at 10:13 am

    Not defending it, it’s pretty bad, but it ain’t the worst out there

  9. SJ Alum says:
    December 10, 2012 at 10:45 am

    Congratulations to those who deserved the awards, Now…when will we stop this madness? Football is a game of inches, measured by blood, sweat and tears. The dedication and commitment is deminished by this “soccer mom” mentality of participation awards. 50 point rule? don’t want to be embarrassed? Too Bad, get better..put in the effort. Coach could you call the CIAC and have them postpone the game? It’s cold and raining out and I’m not sure my parents want to drive the Range Rover in this weather? Football teaches life lessons so that maybe someday the players can reflect back on their accomplishments and apply them to real life scenerios. What we have accomplished is real life excuses. If this is the way of Ct Football let’s go all the way and name The All-Conference Chain Crews? All Conference Concession Stand? All Conference parking crews? I vote, no more tickets at the gate, everyone gets an attendance trophy!!!

  10. ciacfollower says:
    December 10, 2012 at 10:53 am

    Ah jeez, you’re back to chewin on FCIAC garbage already ? Just make it to Rentschler in ’13, blowhards !

  11. just a guy says:
    December 10, 2012 at 10:56 am

    just going over some numbers.. the FCIAC means to tell me that Danbury, a 2-8 team.. had 9 kids on their team who were amongst the best in the conference? I don’t mean to take anything away from the players or anything, but this is just ridiculous.

  12. Avid Sports Fan says:
    December 10, 2012 at 10:57 am

    This is mainly a popularity contest. If stats were taking into account, some of the players who are in the Honorable Mention category would be at least on the second team, and some of the players who are on the first team would drop down. It seems like the coaches pick the names they see in the news the most.

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  13. Avid Sports Fan says:
    December 10, 2012 at 11:05 am

    How is it possible to make All-FCIAC team when you have been injured most of the year? It would be like Lebron being named MVP having played only half the basketball season.

  14. Avid Sports Fan says:
    December 10, 2012 at 11:14 am

    Denzel Mozcuva’s last name is misspelled. The correct spelling is Moscova. I assume that is why the coaches could not figure out who that was.

  15. bubba says:
    December 10, 2012 at 11:15 am

    Hey FCIAC: You forgot to put the waterboys on the all league team!

  16. bb says:
    December 10, 2012 at 11:47 am

    a change needs to be made . they need to have a overall all fciac team with 1 kid at qb 2 rbs , 2wr’s 5 o-lineman and so on . then they can have your all division teams with still the same concept . scrap the 2nd team and Honorable mention crap

  17. SWC fanatic says:
    December 10, 2012 at 12:45 pm

    Danbury was 3-7 (Westhill had to forfeit) don’t take any wins away from us! I think everyone that plays t-ball/football should get a trophy.

  18. BHSFAN says:
    December 10, 2012 at 1:21 pm

    250 or so “honorees?”

  19. GHS Fan says:
    December 10, 2012 at 1:38 pm

    My kid was an honorable OL mention years ago. I appreciate that they recognized he started for two years, his QB was sacked once all season, and his team won the state championship.
    If the list is meaningless to you, stop reading it. However, getting a mention is something you can carry the rest of your life as a reminder you accomplished something.
    Keep the list big! It seems to tick off judgemental, nasty people.

  20. AD101 says:
    December 10, 2012 at 2:12 pm

    Guys, WHO CARES? If you don’t like the list, don’t assume that it was written for you…..Skip it and move on.

    That said, I think there is an error. There is a kid from Westhill who just earned his 7th straight Honorable Mention. Can you coaches wake up and recognize him for his accomplishments already!

  21. bball fan says:
    December 10, 2012 at 3:15 pm

    GHS Fan…. Starting for 2 years is what Varsity Letters from his school are for. When you consider many of the possible starters in the league play both ways, about 2/3 of the league’s starters are on this list. What is the purpose of the list? It’s like having the school’s honor roll include every one with a C average. Congrats for showing up for class and doing your homework. I guess if it made you feel good, good for you. Look at the SCC, they have just as many teams as the FCIAC and they honor 1/3 of the players the FCIAC does.
    It should be very simple. Each coach votes for 1 or 2 kids per position, the highest vote getter is first team and 2nd highest is 2nd team.

  22. Rev. Al says:
    December 10, 2012 at 4:00 pm

    I would like to see more people of color represented on this list. It is inexdupitiosly clear that these fciac coaches are damn biggots. These awards simply do not represent what we look like as a society today.
    These crackers wouldn’t know an all star from a jelly jar. A first team from a day dream. I say no justice no peace, no trophy that’s pokey.

  23. Paco says:
    December 10, 2012 at 5:04 pm

    When should we expect the All-State Teams to be released?

  24. GHS Fan says:
    December 10, 2012 at 5:31 pm

    bball fan – people showing up here to complain about a list they do not read or care about is just sheer nastiness.
    There is no other reason to show up here and bellyache about a list honoring players for their contributions being too long.

  25. Dave Lib says:
    December 10, 2012 at 5:52 pm

    This coming from the same guy who wants SPREADSHEETS on every penalty that every ref calls every year! The same guy who CRUCIFIES referees!
    Talk about nastiness!
    Pot—Kettle—Black……………….nastiness?

  26. Pat McGroin says:
    December 10, 2012 at 10:39 pm

    got a problem – start a blog – name your own all conference teams. problem solved, except the blog traffic, or lack there of.

  27. GHS Fan says:
    December 11, 2012 at 2:03 pm

    Dave Lib – There you are!

    I see, you are the referee apologist who thinks the reffing in Connecticut is just superlative – eh?
    I think you need new glasses – like many of the refs.

  28. Eddie says:
    December 11, 2012 at 2:53 pm

    Is McMurray at Greenwich really a junior? If so, watch out all FCIAC teams next year. Also I thought the guy at Staples was Kyle Vaughn not Ryan? Seems like a lot of these weights are whacky too. Congrats to all regardless.

  29. GHS1973 says:
    December 11, 2012 at 4:30 pm

    @Eddie…I’m almost certain McMurray is graduating, but don’t worry it’s a big family, like the Dunsters, and I’d bet that there are other good McMurray & Dunster kids coming up thru the pipeline…

  30. Dave Lib says:
    December 11, 2012 at 5:17 pm

    Without refs, you can’t play the game. And yes, I’m defending them….who else is going to ref? Stop complaining…you’re giving good GHS fans everywhere a bad name.
    Happy holidays!

  31. tracy floran says:
    December 13, 2012 at 10:23 am

    If that wide out from harding jahaad williams doesnt make the all-state roster somethings really wrong with ct football

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