Connecticut defeated Rhode Island 37-6 in the 13th Governors' Cup football game Saturday at Southington High.

Connecticut has won nine straight meetings and holds a 10-3 edge in the series.

Connecticut Summary
Passing
Joe DellaVecchia, St. Joseph: 2 of 6, 115 yards, 2 TDs
Erich Berzinskas, Morgan: 3 of 5, 26 yards
Kyle Nolan, Branford: 6 of 12, 57 yards, 1 TD

Rushing
Montrell Dobbs, Ansonia: 8 carries, 90 yards, 1 TD
Max DeLorenzo, Berlin: 7 carries, 34 yards, 1 TD
Jon Esposito, Conard: 6 carries, 31 yards

Receiving
Brian Kelly Brookfield: 3 catches, 70 yards, 2 TDs
Nainy Bah, Morgan: 1 catch, 59 yards, 1 TD
Tirrell Young, ND-W.H.: 2 catches, 24 yards

Kicking
Matthew Cassidy, Manchester: 4 XPs, 33-yard field goal, 7 points

The 13th Governors' Cup football game between Connecticut and Rhode Island will take place Saturday at 4:30 p.m. at Southington High. Below is the series history.

1999 Connecticut 28, Rhode Island 16
2000 Rhode Island 13, Connecticut 7
2001 Rhode Island 28, Connecticut 7
2002 Rhode Island 50, Connecticut 22
2003 Connecticut 41, Rhode Island 16
2004 Connecticut 52, Rhode Island 14
2005 Connecticut 24, Rhode Island 10
2006 Connecticut 40, Rhode Island 21
2007 Connecticut 59, Rhode Island 27
2008 Connecticut 31, Rhode Island 10
2009 Connecticut 31, Rhode Island 13
2010 Connecticut 29, Rhode Island 7
Connecticut leads series 9-3

The 13th Governors' Cup football game pitting graduating seniors from CT against RI will take place on Saturday at 4:30 p.m. at Southington High. Tickets are $10 at the gate.

Here is the updated CT roster.

NUMBER NAME POSITON SCHOOL

1 James Ward WR Wilbur Cross
2 Phil Terio CB Trumbull
3 Tyrell Holmes CB Bristol Easatern
4 Erich Berzinskas QB Morgan
5 Montrell Dobbs RB Ansonia
6 Tyre Pinder ILB Hartford Public
7 Joe DellaVecchia QB St. Joseph
8 Nainy Bah WR Morgan
9 Colin Smith WR Norwich Free Academy
10 Kyle Nolan QB Branford
11 Seth Devalve FS Manchester
12 Jack DeBiase SS Woodland
13 Matthew Cassidy K Manchester
20 Tyler Dube WR Southington
21 Malcolm Crossen CB Glastonbury
22 Dean Tsopanides OLB Torrington
23 Max Nacewicz OLB Newtown
24 Jason Manning CB Prince Tech
25 Shane Anane CB Hartford Public
26 Brian Kelly WR Brookfield
27 Lucas DeSouza FS Bridgeport Central
28 Wynton Borders WR Capitol Prep
30 Kadeem Ward ILB Glastonbury
32 Tyler Matakevich OLB St. Joseph
33 Jonathan Esposito RB Conard
34 Carlos Lozada SS New London
38 Stephon Dance ILB New London
41 Tirell Young-Williams WR Notre Dame-W.H.
44 Max DeLorenzo RB Berlin
47 Maxx Frisco ILB Sheehan
48 Chris LeSure OLB Wethersfield
50 Dayquon Byrd OL Crosby
51 Tyrick Thomas DL Windsor
52 Eric Mischke OLB Xavier
53 Kevin Maxen ILB Pomperaug
54 Andrew Peters OL Manchester
55 Dashon Riley OL Hillhouse
56 Willie Maxen DL Pomperaug
57 Mark Robinson OLB Stamford
58 Walter Auger ILB Xavier
59 Chris Valenti DL Bethel
66 David Shainess OL Glastonbury
67 Brendan Coan OL Old Saybrook
69 Desmond Grey DL Ledyard
70 Joe Dellaquilla DL Berlin
71 Tywan Jenkins OL New London
73 Kashden Naraine OL Windsor
74 Tom Linden OL Xavier
76 Peter Kelly OL Norwich Free Academy
76 Paul Sullivan OL South Windsor
77 Robbie Goldstein OL Lyman Hall
79 Ryan Peloquin OL St. Paul
81 Marc Desruisseaux WR Stratford
85 Eddie Glenn DL North Haven
86 Mike Georgalas WR Shelton

Last week, the CIAC released football schedules for 2011. Now, they've released schedules by divisions. There's several changes to the divisions this year, most notably Ansonia, the Class S runner-up last season, and Montville, a Class S semifinalist, moving up to Class M.

Here are the schedules by division.

Class LL

Class L

Class M

Class S