From a press release by the school:


Stephen Shumaker, a key two-way lineman who helped Notre Dame to the Class L championship and the state’s top-ranking, announced Tuesday that he will continue his academic and athletic career at the United States Military Academy at West Point (Army).

Shumaker, a Milford native, made it official by signing his National Letter of Intent. Shumaker will spend 10 months at Army’s prep school, the United States Military Academy Preparatory School before enrolling at West Point. He reports to
Fort Mammoth, NJ on July 16.

A two-way player for head coach Tom Marcucci, Shumaker excelled on both sides of the line for the Green Knights, who finished the season with an 11-1 record and playoff wins over previously undefeated Conard and Pomperaug in the state playoffs.

Shumaker has also been a key contributor to the Notre Dame track program. A two-year varsity starter who earned all-State status as a junior following the spring 2009 track season, Shumaker won a second state championship this academic year by helping lead Notre Dame to the 2009-2010 Class L Indoor Track title. Shumaker finished second with a throw of 52’3.25”, which established a new school record, in the Class L Meet. He also won the shot put event at the SCC earlier this winter.

Shumaker will join an Army football program that finished 2009 one win shy of a bowl berth. The Black Knights finished 5-7 after losing to Navy 17-3 to close out the 2009season.

Team Connecticut compiled a 7-1 record at the Badger Sports/New Level National 7-on-7 Eastern Regional Tournament this past weekend at Rutgers University.

Below are pool play scores:
Game1: CONNECTICUT 31 vs RHODE ISLAND 7
Game2: CONNECTICUT 26 vs PENNSYLVANIA 7
Game3: CONNECTICUT 40 vs MAINE 18
Game4: CONNECTICUT 36 vs DELAWARE 0

The following are elimination game results:
Game1: CONNECTICUT 32 vs VERMONT 6
Game2: CONNECTICUT 26 vs NEW JERSEY # 2 8 (QUARTER-FINAL)
Game:3 CONNECTICUT 26 vs MARYLAND # 2 21 (SEMI - FINAL)
Game4: MARYLAND #3 34 vs CONNECTICUT 21 (CHAMPIONSHIP)

Connecticut finishes 7-1 and second out of 18 teams. The team advances to the national championship on July 4th weekend at the University of Alabama.

Below are stats from the tournament:
Offense
Tyler Dube (Southington) 34 Catches / 6 TD's
Mike Georgalis (Shelton) 28 Catches / 4 TD's
Anthony Gieamo (Masuk) 37 Catches / 6 TD's
Kevin Macari (New Canaan) 30 Catches / 6 TD's
Colin Markus (Masuk) 5 Catches / 1 TD
Tyler Matakevich (St. Joes) 32 Catches / 8 TD's
Garrick McQueen (New London) 28 Catches / 4 TD's
James Ward (Wilbur Cross) 21 Catches / 2 TD's
Passing
Casey Cochran (Masuk) 215-of-259 37 TD's
Defense
David Camille (Bunnell) 4 Breakups
Juwad Chisholm (Bunnell) 7 Breakups
Stephan Dance (New London) 11 Breakups / 1 Int.
Lucas Desousza (Brid. Central) 9 Breakups / 1 Int.
Kyle Geer (Bassick) 6 Breakups / 1 Int.
Kevin Macari (New Canaan) 3 Breakups / 1 Int.
Colin Markus (Masuk) 3 Breakups / 1 Int.
Tyler Matakevich (St. Joes) 10 Breakups / 1 Int.
Skyler McNair (Montville) 5 Breakups / 1 Int.
Garrick McQueen (New London) 14 Breakups / 2 Int's
Tariq Odom (Bloomfield) 9 Breakups / 1 Int.
James Ward (Wilbur Cross) 8 Breakups / 1 Int