Sheehan coach John Ferrazzi will be the head coach for Team Connecticut for the 15th Governor's Cup game against Rhode Island next year.

Ferrazzi will serve as offensive coordinator for this year's game, which takes place at 4:30 p.m. on June 30 at Rentschler Field in East Hartford. Connecticut has won the last nine meetings and holds a 10-3 series lead. Hartford Public coach Harry Bellucci is the head coach for Team CT this year.

"I'm fortunate to work under Harry this year, and even more fortunate to get the head job for next year," Ferrazzi said.

This year marks Ferrazzi's ninth year as an assistant for Connecticut.

"I'm excited," Ferrazzi said. "This is my first year on the offensive side of the ball. I've been on the defensive side of the ball for eight years in this game. Now, I finally made the transition to the other side. It's a new found motivation, to turn over a new leaf on the other side of the ball."

The 14th Governor's Cup football game will take place on June 30 at 4:30 p.m. at Rentschler Field in East Hartford. The game pits graduating seniors from CT against their counterparts from Rhode Island.

Below is the roster for Team Connecticut:

Name School Height Weight Position

Michael Antonio Cromwell 6-3 185 WR
Aaron Berardino Windsor 5-10 175 WR
Brian Birdsell Bethel 5-10 215 LB
Shaun Bowman Cheshire 6-2 280 OL
Jawad Chisholm Bunnell 6-0 175 S
Nicholas Colasante Glastonbury 6-1 250 OL
Ben Compton Windsor 6-3 215 LB
Matt Corcoran Stamford 5-10 195 LB
Pat D’Amato Xavier 6-2 200 QB
Brett Director Cromwell 5-10 170 WR
Ian Dugger Hall 6-0 180 WR
Matt Duignan Masuk 5-10 215 LB
Jevon Elmore New London 5-10 190 CB
Jimmy Fairfield-Sonn Valley Regional 5-10 175 CB
Timothy Farina East Lyme 5-9 275 OL
Jose Forestier Bulkeley 6-2 210 DL
Evan Foster Bunnell 6-4 295 OL
Chandler Foster Stamford 6-0 195 S
Henry Foye Hand 6-2 190 QB
Vance Giarratana Hand 6-1 205 S
Leaon Gordon Brookfield 5-11 190 RB
Wesley Hopkins Northwest Catholic 6-2 265 DL
Jamar Johnson Bloomfield 6-1 215 DL
Emir Kuljancic Wethersfield 6-2 290 DL
Sebastian Little Cheshire 6-1 205 WR
Ryan Lumpkin Windsor 5-10 165 WR
Brenden Lytton Torrington 5-11 190 RB
Sean Marinan Xavier 6-0 260 DL
Brandon Martin Notre Dame-West Haven 5-10 190 CB
Hakeem Martin Ansonia 5-11 265 OL
Kyle McKinnon New London 5-11 195 RB
Anthony Morales Cromwell 6-3 170 QB
Genois Nelson Maloney 6-5 235 DL
Devon O’Reilly Glastonbury 5-10 175 CB
Daniel Palmer Hartford Public 6-1 220 LB
Matt Paola Pomperaug 5-9 170 K
A.J. Pascuzzo Sheehan 5-9 165 WR
Jason Piontkowski Masuk 5-10 170 WR
Khamil Rangolam Hillhouse 6-5 300 OL
Ludovic Richardson Notre Dame-West Haven 6-2 285 DL
Maleek Riley Northwest Catholic 6-1 275 OL
Robert Rose Shelton 6-2 235 LB
Adrian Sahinovic New Fairfield 6-6 2-5 P
Jovan Santos-Knox Xavier 6-3 235 LB
Dallas Smith Ledyard 6-1 215 LB
Isaiah Thomasson Maloney 5-11 225 LB
Tommy Undercuffler Berlin 6-1 195 S
Dylan Vano Ansonia 6-5 285 OL
Giovanni Viven New Britain 5-11 225 LB
Zach Voytek Trumbull 6-5 295 OL
Jonathan Ware RHAM 6-2 230 LB
Billy Weyrauch Cheshire 5-10 215 LB
Austin Wezenski Xavier 6-3 270 DL
Brandon Williams Bassick 6-3 242 DL
Tyler Wood Ansonia 5-11 180 LB

The 14th Governor's Cup football game will take place on June 30 at 4:30 p.m. at Rentschler Field in East Hartford. The game pits graduating seniors from CT against their counterparts from Rhode Island.

There will be a youth clinic prior to the game for up to 200 participants. The clinic runs on a first-come, first-serve basis.


CT has won the past nine meetings.
Below is the year-by-year 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
2011 Connecticut 37, Rhode Island 6
Connecticut leads series 10-3

High School football players from 28 area schools were honored at the 52nd NFF Scholar Athlete Dinner.

Arnold Gold put together a slideshow of the event.