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Connecticut High School Football Rankings: Top 25 Teams - Sept. 16 - On3
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Connecticut High School Football Rankings: Top 25 Teams - Sept. 16 - On3
The very last state to kickoff their season is Connecticut high school football as they began play on Sep. 12, with plenty of interesting results all around the state.
Taking the top spot after one week of play is the St. More Chancellors after the notched a 27-0 win over Wyoming Seminary Upper School. Which other teams from around the Constitution State deserve to be in the discussion?
The Massey Ratings, officially used during the BCS era, is a model that ranks sports teams by analyzing game outcomes, strength of schedule, and margin of victory.
Here is the latest Connecticut high school football Top 25 rankings, according to Massey as of Sep. 16.
1. St. Thomas More Chancellors
St. Thomas More (1-0) head into the second week of play in Connecticut as the state’s No. 1 team after opening the 2025 season in dominating fashion when they rolled to a 27-0 victory over Wyoming Seminary Upper School.
The Chancellors only losses from a year ago came against Maryland’s St. Frances Academy, New Jersey’s Hun School, and Florida’s IMG Academy. St. Thomas More will have a rematch against St. Frances next month on October 10.
Among the players the Chancellors feature on their roster are four-star edge rusher Alhassan Iddrissu (UCF), cornerback Terron Johnson, running back Malichi Greaves, and linebacker Christian King.
2. New Canaan Rams
The defending Class L state champion Rams (1-0) didn’t look too much different than they did a season ago as they rolled to a season-opening, 30-10 victory over Newtown last week. Taking a closer look at New Canaan’s first game, they won with a balanced offensive attack, led by junior quarterback Maddox Hoffman’s 160 yards and a touchdown. New Canaan looks to improve to 2-0 this week when they face Ridgefield.
3. Avon Old Farms Beavers
There’s no better way to make a statement than to beat one of the state’s best teams in Brunswick School convincingly, 34-21.. Avon Old Farms (1-0) avenged a loss to Brunswick School from last season and have set the tone for the rest of the season. The Beavers have a talented offense, led by quarterback Matthew Baer, running back Kharon Craig, and offensive tackle Charlie Thom (Notre Dame commitment).
4. Greenwich Cardinals
Coming off winning Connecticut’s Class LL state championship a year ago, the Greenwich Cardinals (1-0) looked like a bunch prepared to repeat after starting the season with a 31-14 win over Fairfield College Preparatory.
There’s new faces on both sides of the ball that are looking to make new names for themselves, with a new starting quarterback in Phil Tarantino, who threw for 170 yards and three touchdowns in the opener. Senior running back Hector Lopez leads the ground game, rushing for 124 yards.
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5. Choate Rosemary Hall Wild Boars
Choate Rosemary Hall (0-1) saw its 18-game winning streak snapped in Week 1 when they lost against New Hampshire’s Phillips Exeter Academy in a battle of top-ranked teams in their respective states.
In 2024, the Wild Boars had completed their second consecutive perfect season after defeating Brunswick School. They have lost only three games over the last four Connecticut high school football seasons and only allowed only one opponent to score double digits.
The Wild Boars are another prep school that features multiple future Division I players, including Tanner Raymond (Rutgers) and interior offense lineman Will Tellers.
Connecticut High School Football Rankings: Nos. 6 – 25
6. Darien (1-0)7. Staples (1-0)8. Daniel Hand (1-0)9. Brunswick School (1-0)10. Cheshire Academy (1-0)
11. West Haven (1-0)12. Windsor (1-0)13. Cheshire (1-0)14. Masuk (1-0)15. Killingly (1-0)
16. Fairfield College Preparatory (0-1)17. Newtown (0-1)18. Wilton (1-0)19. St Joseph (0-1)20. Salisbury School (1-0)
21. Francis T. Maloney (1-0)22. Brookfield (1-0)23. Southington (1-0)24. North Haven (1-0)25. Fairfield Ludlowe (1-0)
How to Follow Connecticut High School Football
For Connecticut high school football fans looking to keep up with scores around the nation, staying updated on the action is now easier than ever with the Rivals High School Scoreboard. This comprehensive resource provides real-time updates and final scores from across the Constitution State, ensuring you never miss a moment of the Friday night frenzy. From nail-biting finishes to dominant performances, the Rivals High School Scoreboard is your one-stop destination for tracking all the Connecticut high school football excitement across the state.
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Heisman Trophy Poll
Top contenders ranked
Hot Seat
Head coaches feeling the heat
Bowl Projections
Full list of postseason matchups
PSU Hot Board
Candidates to replace Franklin
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Source: https://www.on3.com/high-school/news/connecticut-high-school-football-rankings-top-25-teams-sept-16/Thursday, October 16, 2025
Connecticut High School Football Rankings: Top 25 Teams - Oct. 7 - On3
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Connecticut High School Football Rankings: Top 25 Teams - Oct. 7 - On3
The Connecticut high school football season is mixed with the public school play of the CIAC and private schools primarily competes out of the Founders League, with plenty of results already giving folks a clearer picture of the 2025 campaign thus far.
Back and forth we go when it comes to who’s the No. 1 team in this week’s Top 25 rankings out of the Constitution State as Avon Old Farms claims the top spot, with St. Thomas More and New Canaan following at 2-3, respectively. Which other teams from around Connecticut high school football deserves to be in the discussion?
The Massey Ratings, officially used during the BCS era, is a model that ranks sports teams by analyzing game outcomes, strength of schedule, and margin of victory.
Here is the latest Connecticut high school football Top 25 rankings, according to Massey as of Oct. 7.
1. Avon Old Farms Beavers
Avon Old Farms (4-0) opened up the Connecticut high school football season by avenging a loss to Brunswick School from last season and have set the tone for the rest of the campaign. The Beavers have a talented offense that’s averaging 34.7 points per game, led by quarterback Matthew Baer, running back Kharon Craig, and offensive tackle Charlie Thom (Notre Dame commitment).
The Beavers return to action on Saturday against The Hotchkiss School (1-3).
2. St. Thomas More Chancellors
St. Thomas More (1-0) are back as Connecticut high school football’s No. 1 team after opening the 2025 season in dominating fashion when they rolled to a 27-0 victory over Wyoming Seminary Upper School a few weeks ago.
The Chancellors only losses from the 2024 season came against Maryland’s St. Frances Academy, New Jersey’s Hun School, and Florida’s IMG Academy. St. Thomas More will have a rematch against St. Frances on Friday night, which is the next time they will take the field.
Among the players the Chancellors feature on their roster are four-star edge rusher Alhassan Iddrissu (UCF), cornerback Terron Johnson, running back Malichi Greaves, and linebacker Christian King.
3. New Canaan Rams
The defending Class L state champion Rams (4-0) haven’t looked too much different than they did a season ago as they’ve rolled to three dominating wins over Newtown, Ridgefield, Bunnell and St Joseph, respectively. Most recent win was a narrow 7-3 victory over the Cadets last week.
New Canaan has used a high-powered offense to cruise past the first few of opponents so far, with quarterback Maddox Hoffman throwing for 620 yards and five touchdowns this fall. The Rams take aim at going 5-0 when they take on Danbury at home this Friday.
4. Staples Wreckers
Making their way to the Top 5 in this week’s Connecticut high school football rankings is the Staples Wreckers as they are undefeated at 4-0 after defeating No. 10 Darien (3-1), 31-6.
Leading the way offensively for the Wreckers is the play of senior signal caller Nick Weil, who has completed 48 of 80 passes for 669 yards and seven touchdowns. On the ground, senior Chaz Darby has rushed for 349 yards and two scores this fall.
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The Wreckers have their toughest test of the season this Friday night when they take on No. 10 Wilton (4-0).
5. Daniel Hand Tigers
It’s time to believe that Daniel Hand can compete with many of the best Connecticut high school football teams on a week-to-week basis. The Tigers continued to shine in last week’s 32-7 win over winless Hamden and have proven they’re going nowhere under the tutelage of head coach Erik Becker.
Daniel Hand has received some strong play from their offense, led by senior quarterback Bobby Reh, who has thrown for 860 yards and seven touchdowns. The Tigers aim to remain undefeated when they take on Cheshire (3-2) at home Friday night.
Connecticut High School Football Rankings: Nos. 6 – 25
6. Greenwich (4-0)7. Brunswick School (3-1)8. Choate Rosemary Hall (2-2)9. Windsor (4-0)10. Darien (3-1)
11. West Haven (3-1)12. Fairfield College Preparatory (3-1)13. Killingly (4-0)14. Wilton (4-0)15. St. Joseph (2-2)
16. Francis T. Maloney (4-0)17. Newtown (2-2)18. Cheshire Academy (2-2)19. Bunnell (3-1) 20. North Haven (4-1)
21. The Taft School (2-2)22. Berlin (4-0)23. Masuk (2-2)24. Salisbury School (3-1)25. New Britain (3-1)
How to Follow Connecticut High School Football
For Connecticut high school football fans looking to keep up with scores around the nation, staying updated on the action is now easier than ever with the Rivals High School Scoreboard. This comprehensive resource provides real-time updates and final scores from across the Constitution State, ensuring you never miss a moment of the Friday night frenzy. From nail-biting finishes to dominant performances, the Rivals High School Scoreboard is your one-stop destination for tracking all the Connecticut high school football excitement across the state.
Top 10
Preseason Top 25 released
Heisman Trophy Poll
Top contenders ranked
Hot Seat
Head coaches feeling the heat
Bowl Projections
Full list of postseason matchups
PSU Hot Board
Candidates to replace Franklin
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Source: https://www.on3.com/high-school/news/connecticut-high-school-football-rankings-top-25-teams-oct-7/Wednesday, October 15, 2025
Tuesday, October 14, 2025
Connecticut Governor Worries About NYC Losing Finance Edge
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Connecticut Governor Worries About NYC Losing Finance Edge
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Monday, October 13, 2025
Connecticut governor warns Wall Street at risk if Mamdani wins NYC mayor's race
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Connecticut governor warns Wall Street at risk if Mamdani wins NYC mayor's race
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont warned that his fellow Democrat Zohran Mamdani could cripple Wall Street if he wins the New York City mayor’s race –and said the fallout could spill across state lines.
Lamont said he was worried about a Mamdani victory and how it could upend the financial sector — both in New York and in the Constitution State — in an interview with Bloomberg Television on Tuesday.
“New York City is the financial capital of the world — and we’re a big piece of it here,” Lamont said. “I want to make sure that the next mayor understands how important New York City is to that system, and that’s important to Connecticut.”
Connecticut serves as a hub to the hedge fund industry, and is home to Steve Cohen’s Point72, Ray Dalio’s Bridgewater Associates, and Cliff Asness-founded AQR Capital Management.
Many high-flying financiers also commute into the Big Apple from its neighbor to the north to work at big financial firms like JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and BlackRock.
Mamdani, a self-described socialist who won a thumping victory over Andrew Cuomo in the Democratic primary this summer, has campaigned on promises of rent freezes, free child care, and open government-run grocery stores. Incumbent Eric Adams dropped out last week.
The 33-year-old Uganda-born Muslim has rattled Wall Street, the real estate industry, and other segments of the city’s business community with his plans to hike taxes on corporations and New York’s wealthy to help pay for his left-wing policies.
Lamont said he thinks the finance industry appreciates the certainty and stability in Connecticut.
“They know where the state is going to go and the taxes are a little bit less,” he told the financial news channel.
A poll conducted for Fox News released on Sept 24, before Mayor Adams quit the race, shows Mamdani way out in front with 47%.
Ex-New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is currently polling at 29% and Republican candidate Curtis Sliwa is at 11%.
The Post ran an editorial last week warning how states such as Texas are moving in to swoop up financial jobs and that New York is reaching “the point of no return” amid a looming Mamdani victory.
The Lone Star State levies no state personal or corporate taxes, while New York state personal levies range from 4% to 10.9%, and its corporate tax rate runs from 6.5% to 7.25%
JPMorgan now employs more people in Texas than any other US state, while Goldman Sachs is working on an 800,000-square-foot building that will open in Dallas in 2028.
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Source: https://nypost.com/2025/10/07/business/connecticut-governor-warns-wall-street-at-risk-if-mamdani-wins-nyc-mayors-race/Friday, August 22, 2025
Flood Damage? Here's How to Restore Your Home Like a Pro!
When floods happen, they can cause big problems in your home. The water can come in through windows, doors, or even the floors! Many people ask what they can do when they find water inside their homes. That's where flood damage restoration comes in!
This process helps to clean, dry, and restore your home to its original state. Read on to find out how flood damage restoration works and why it is so important to act fast!
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Flood damage restoration is the process of cleaning and repairing your home after it has been flooded. First, it is really important to act fast! The sooner you do something, the less damage your things will have. It's best to call a professional service that specializes in flood restoration. They have tools and knowledge that can help save your home!
Once the professionals arrive, they will start by inspecting your home. This helps them to know how much damage there is. They check walls, floors, and furniture to see what can be saved. Next, they will remove any standing water to make sure your home gets dry. This step is key to preventing mold!
After the water is gone, the next step is drying. Special machines can be used to dry out your home quickly. Drying is super important because leftover water can cause more problems and damage. The faster this happens, the better your results will be.
Once everything is dried out, the restoration can begin. This means fixing up any damage. It could involve replacing floors or drywall and even cleaning your furniture. Some companies will also help with rebuilding if your house was badly damaged by the flood.
Finally, the last part of flood damage restoration is checking for mold. Mold can be a hidden danger, so professionals will make sure that your home is safe. Once everything is done, you'll be happy to have your home back to how it used to be!
The Hidden Dangers of Flood Damage: What You Need to Know!
Even though it may seem scary, flood damage restoration is totally manageable. By knowing what to do and seeking help, you can turn back the clock on your home. Water damage doesn't have to last forever!
Your home deserves the best care after a flood. Be sure to spread the word and share what you've learned with your family and friends!
Your home is worth taking care of! After a flood, act quickly and call a restoration expert to get started!
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