Connecticut High School Football: Weekly Roundup and Playoff Push in Week 11

Connecticut High School Football: Weekly Roundup and Playoff Push in Week 11

This week in Connecticut, high school football fans are gearing up for an exciting final stretch of the season. As we move into Week 11, there are several key numbers that highlight the performances, challenges, and upcoming games across the state.

First up, there’s just one game left for the Connecticut High School Football Alliance this season. The spotlight will be on the matchup between Wilton and Xavier on Friday at 6 p.m. Fans are eager to see how this game unfolds as teams are ready to give it their all.

In the latest top team rankings, we see that Fairfield Prep has entered the GametimeCT Top 10 Poll at No. 10. The Jesuits have shown tremendous spirit by rallying from a 15-point deficit to defeat North Haven with a score of 38-32. In a dramatic finish, it was Scout Callahan who scored the decisive touchdown with just 3:49 left on the clock.

Meanwhile, Windsor remains at the top of the list for the fifth consecutive week, boasting an impressive record of 9-0 after a solid win over Berlin with a score of 47-14.

Notably, Brookfield achieved a significant victory over Masuk with a score of 28-14, marking the first win against their rivals in six years. This win also secured Brookfield’s spot in the postseason, highlighting an impressive turnaround for the team this season.

For teams fighting hard in the playoffs, the competition has intensified. Seven losses among the top eight teams in the Class MM standings indicate how fiercely teams are battling for playoff positions, with a combined record of 64-7.

The excitement continues with 21 consecutive wins for Daniel Hand, maintaining the longest win streak in the state after their standout performance against Xavier where they won 62-31. Coming up on Thursday at 6 p.m., Amity will look to make a playoff appearance for the first time in 22 years when they face Bassick.

This week features a total of 24 games on the schedule, involving just 48 of the state’s 137 teams, as many teams have started to focus on their Thanksgiving week games.

Football fans in Connecticut have more to look forward to as the season wraps up, with thrilling matchups and impressive performances across the board. Stay tuned as teams make their final push to secure their spots in the playoffs!