Below is a list of players who have decided on their college destination.




Andre Anderson Hillhouse Univ. of New Haven
Andrew Barton Ridgefield Bryant
Ben Berey Glastonbury Tufts
Brendan Bilcheck Hand Bowdoin
Tim Boyle Xavier UConn
Caleb Camacho New London Sacred Heart
Chris Devaney Newtown Bryant
Jonah Dorsey Xavier Stonehill
Quinn Fleeting Windsor Central Conn. State
James Frusciante Staples Princeton
Pete Gerson Hand Yale
Peter Gesualdi Darien Hobart
Chris Golger Fairfield Prep Tufts
Pieter Hoets Staples Trinity
Darryn Horner Hillhouse Stonehill
Andrew Isaacs Manchester Maryland
Cory Jasudowich Cheshire Academy UConn
Andrew Kalach Watertown Sacred Heart
Kevin Kearney Staples Bowdoin
Nick Kelly Staples Amherst College
Mike Lasala Wilton Washington & Lee
Marcus Little Manchester Boston College
Kris Luster Xavier Wesleyan
Andrew Matos Ansonia Rhode Island
Sean Merrill Sheehan Sacred Heart
Tom Milone Masuk UConn (baseball)
Colin Moore Avon Furman (lacrosse)
Je’Vaughn Moore Hillhouse Monmouth
Ryheime Moore Windsor AIC
Ryan Murtha Montville Sacred Heart
Tommy Myers Coventry/Windham Tech UConn
Liam O’Neil Greenwich Tufts
Darick Orange Windham Tech Central Conn. State
Cole Ormsby Windsor UConn
Lance Ormsby Windsor Central Conn. State
Brandon Robertson Montville Sacred Heart
Hector Rodriguez Berlin Dean
Patsy Romero Wilton Plymouth State
Connor Rowe Ridgefield Bryant
Max Schumann Xavier Univ. of Chicago
George Smith Holy Cross Bryant
Max Tylki Xavier Brown
Kyle Vaughn Staples Fordham
Matt Walsh Hand UConn
Hal Chapman Wingo Avon Georgetown

Read the game story here.

Chris O'Dea kicked field goals of 38 and 22 yards, and returned an interception 50 yards for another score, to lead visiting Ridgefield to a non-conference win over the Governors at New Haven.

The Tigers (3-1) rallied from a 12-7 halftime deficit, and shut out No. 10 Wilbur Cross (3-1) in the second half.

Dontay Long threw touchdown passes to Gerald McClease and James Ward for the Governors.

Read Friday's story on Wilbur Cross here.

Wilbur Cross will travel to Ridgefield in Week 4. Cross filled its open date after Derby left the SCC for the NVL last month.


East Haven will travel to Trinity Catholic on Saturday Oct. 31 for a 1 p.m. kickoff.

East Haven has yet to hire a new coach after Mike Marone, who is also the athletic director, stepped down at the end of last season. Marone hopes to fill the position by mid-February.

Foran will most likely battle Enfield, although nothing is official yet.