Hand, New Canaan to vie for Class L title
EAST HARTFORD — Two of the state’s most revered programs, and their legendary coaches, will square off to determine the Class L football champion.
The contest was set up in dramatic fashion.
Collin Shapiro kicked a 33-yard field goal with four seconds remaining as Lou Marinelli’s New Canaan team derailed Windsor’s unbeaten season with a 27-24 victory in the semifinals.
In the other semifinal, Steve Filippone’s Hand squad knocked off previously unbeaten Masuk 35-14, shutting out the Panthers in the second half. The result ended Masuk’s 24-game winning streak and the chance to defend its state title.
According to Marinelli, Hand’s victory changed the whole dynamic of the Class L tournament.
“All of a sudden, when (Hand) did that, we became the hunted instead of the hunter,” Marinelli said.
You see, there’s a bit of a history between the Rams and Tigers.
Click here to read more.
The contest was set up in dramatic fashion.
Collin Shapiro kicked a 33-yard field goal with four seconds remaining as Lou Marinelli’s New Canaan team derailed Windsor’s unbeaten season with a 27-24 victory in the semifinals.
In the other semifinal, Steve Filippone’s Hand squad knocked off previously unbeaten Masuk 35-14, shutting out the Panthers in the second half. The result ended Masuk’s 24-game winning streak and the chance to defend its state title.
According to Marinelli, Hand’s victory changed the whole dynamic of the Class L tournament.
“All of a sudden, when (Hand) did that, we became the hunted instead of the hunter,” Marinelli said.
You see, there’s a bit of a history between the Rams and Tigers.
Click here to read more.
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