CCC Boys Basketball Tournament Winners
1998-2025

Northwest Catholic Wins 2025 CCC Tournament Title

Northwest Catholic led for all but a few seconds of the 2025 CCC Boys Basketball championship game, but never by more than a half dozen points as they battled East Catholic basket for basket before coming away with a 54-51 win for their first ever CCC tournament title.

The game was tied the half and again at the end of three quarters. East Catholic took its only lead of the night late in the third quarter, but the Lions quickly countered.

It was a two point game with six seconds left when the Lions made one of two free throws to take a three point lead. Northwest then fouled on the inbounds to send the Eagles to the line with three seconds remaining. East made one of two shots and then had to foul to send Anthony Tolliver to the line with two seconds left. He made one of two but the Anthony Thompson came down with the rebound for the Lions to preserve the win.

Drew Dargati and Ryan Tolliver scored 20 points each for Northwest Catholic. The Lions were the tournament’s third seed and reached the finals with wins over Enfield, Hall and Bloomfield,

East Catholic was led by Sincere Folk who was their only player in double digits with 18 points. Joey Montalvo and Jamaul Padilla each had nine.  The Eagles were the fourth seed and reached the finals with wins over Maloney, Newington and Windsor.

It was the fourth appearance in a CCC tournament final and the first win for Northwest Catholic. East Catholic was appearing in its ninth final in the last ten years and came away with a narrow loss for the second consecutive season. East last won the championship in 2023.

Central Connecticut Conference

CCC Tournament Schedule

Boys’ Basketball:

First Round – 2/18/25 (Higher Seed),

#1 Manchester 90, @16 Tolland 59
#2 Bloomfield 60, #15 Bristol Eastern 55
#3 NW Catholic 81, #14 Enfield 59
#4 East Catholic 82, #13 Maloney 53
#12 Newington 67, #5 Platt 58
#11 Hall 57, #6 Glastonbury 49
#7 Southington 52, #10 New Britain 50
#9 Windsor 92, #8 East Hartford 53

Quarterfinals – 2/20/25 (Higher Seed)

#9 Windsor 68, #1 Manchester 64
#2 Bloomfield 45, #7 Southington 43
#3 NW Catholic 62, #11 Hall 29
#4 East Catholic 78, #12 Newington 48

Semifinals – 2/22/25 (at Bristol Central)

NW Catholic 65, Bloomfield 47
East Catholic 67, Windsor 49

Finals – 2/24/25 (UHART), 8 pm 

NW Catholic 54, East Catholic 51

Windsor Wins CCC Title for 9th Time

With time running down on the shot clock, Anthony Williams hit a three pointer with10.5 seconds left in the game to clinch the CCC championship for Windsor over defending champ East Catholic.  Williams shot came off an inbounds play with two seconds remaining on the shot clock and gave the Warriors a four point lead. A tip in by the Eagles at the buzzer produced the final 63-61 margin.

East Catholic led by five at the half, but the Eagles shooting went cold and the Warriors climbed back into the game wih aggressive third quarter defense. The Eagles scored just eight points in the third period as Windsor took a 44-41 lead.

Windsor ran the margin to eight points in the fourth quarter before the Eagles rallied again to cut the lead to one with 47 seconds remaining.

Windsor ran the shot clock down to the final two seconds before the ball was tipped out of bounds by an East Catholic defender. The inbounds pass went to Williams who took one step and launched the game clincher.

Williams finished the game with 28 points to lead Windsor. Sean Evans added 12 for the Warriors. Samson Reilly led all scorers with 31 for East Catholic including the last five points that brought the Eagles to within one in the final minute. Yayo Rodriguez had 14 and Brayden Jones 10 for East Catholic.

The win was Windsor’s second of the season over the Eagles who have lost to no other in-state team in the last two years. It was the ninth CCC Tournament title and the first since 2019 for the Warriors.

Windsor reached the final with victories over RHAM, Bristol Eastern and Farmington. East Catholic downed Enfield, Conard and Newington enroute to its eight championship appearance in the last nine years.

Boys’ Basketball:

Tournament Bracket

First Round – 2/22/24 (Higher Seed)

#1 East Catholic 96, #16 Enfield 49
#2 Windsor 76, #15 RHAM 60
#3 Manchester 69, #14 East Hartford 65
#4 NW Catholic 70, #13 Middletown 62
#12 Newington 75,  #5 Southington 48
#11 Farmington 41,  #6 New Britain 39
#7 Bristol Eastern 58,  #10 Glastonbury 51
#8 Conard 48, #9 Lewis Mills 46

Quarterfinals – 2/24/24 (Enfield High School)

#1 East Catholic 67, #8 Conard 50
#12 Newington 65, #4 NW Catholic 62
#11 Farmington 68, #3 Manchester 61
#2 Windsor 85, #7 Bristol Eastern 59

Semifinals – 2/27/24 (U Hart)

#1 East Catholic 67, #12 Newington 49
#2 Windsor 82 #11 Farmington 56

Finals – 2/29/24 (U Hart)

#2 Windsor 63, #1 East Catholic 61

Champion: Windsor

East Catholic Downs Bloomfield for 2023 CCC Tournament Title.

 East Catholic, unbeaten against in state foes for more than a year, pulled away in the final period to overcome a tough Bloomfield squad 78-64 to return to the CCC Boys Basketball Tournament winners circle after a three year absence. the Eagles won the conference title for the fifth time, first since 2020.

A crowd of nearly 1800 filled the Chase Family Arena on the campus of the University of Hartford for the championship game.

Bloomfield, appearing in the championship game for the first time since 2010, managed to hang close with the state’s number one ranked team for three quarters, but the Eagles had too much firepower down the stretch.

Bloomfield was tough from the three point arc and the Warhawks’ speed gave East Catholic some problems in the first half. Bloomfield led by as many as seven in the second quarter before East Catholic pulled ahead and took a two-point lead into halftime.

Neither team led by more than five in the third period. The Eagles went on a 12-2 run over a four-minute stretch in the final period to put the game away. Samson Reilly led the offense for East Catholic with 32 points. Howard Simpson had 19 to lead Bloomfield.

Bloomfield was seeded third and advanced to the final with wins over Farmington, Windsor and Conard. he Warhawks had a 19-game win streak snapped with the loss.

East Catholic downed Maloney, Southington and Platt to reach the championship round. It was the seventh championship appearance for the Eagles since joining the conference in 2009.  East Catholic ran its win streak against state teams to 28 games.

First Round 2/23/23  All games at 6 pm at higher seed

Saturday, Feb. 25 – ¼ Finals @ Enfield

Southington 56, East Catholic 71
Glastonbury 52,  Platt 54
Windsor 72, Bloomfield 90
Conard 41,  Newington 32

Monday, Feb. 27 – Semi-Finals @ U HART

Platt 44, East Catholic 90
Conard 46, Bloomfield 63

Thursday, March 2  – Finals @ U HART

#3 Bloomfield 64, #1 East Catholic 78

Bristol Central wins 2nd Straight Boys Basketball Tournament

Donovan Clingan dominated the paint to lead top seeded Bristol Central to its 39th win in a row and its second straight CCC Boys Basketball tournament championship with a hard fought 63-56 win over second seed Northwest Catholic.

The Rams took the lead midway through the opening period and never trailed although the Lions cut the gap to just one point twice in the second half. Clingan had 45 points, 28 rebounds and six blocks despite heavy defensive pressure from the Lions throughout the game. Clingan scored 15 of his team’s 17 fourth quarter points to hold off the Lions down the stretch.

Central led 19-14 after one period and were up 30-26 at the half after a Clingan dunk to close the scoring. Northwest, led by Matty Curtis, cut the gap to one point coming out of the halftime break, but three-pointers from Damion Glasper and Steve Alseph allowed the Rams to regain some breathing room. 

Central extended its lead to double digits early in the final period as Clingan controlled the paint and the Rams defense clamped down.

Central reached the finals by beating Lewis Mills, in the opening round, scoring a win over Middletown for the third time this season in the quarters and downing fourth seed Windsor by 20 in the semis. Northwest advanced with an opening round win over Newington, then defeated rival East Catholic in the quarters before pulling away to beat Conard for the second time this season to reach the championship round.

Clingan led all scorers in the game with 45. Curtis had 28 and Gianni Mirabello added 11 for Northwest Catholic.

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Bristol Central is Tournament Champion

Bristol Central Wins Overtime Thriller for 2021 Tournament Title

Donovan Clingan rebounded a missed foul shot with 14 seconds left in overtime then raced down the court to set up under the hoop where teammate Victor Rosa found him with a high pass with five seconds remaining.  With three East Catholic defenders draped around him, the 7 ft 1 junior bounced a layup off the glass for the game winning basket as Bristol Central stunned  top ranked East Catholic 69-68 to win its first CCC tournament title since 2003.

In a clash of unbeatens in the tournament final, the Rams took control early and led by as many as 21 poiints early in the third quarter. But the defending champion Eagles, who came into the game as the number one ranked team in the state, rallied  in the fourth quarter and eventually tied the game at 55-55 with just under three minutes left.

East Catholic took the lead for the first time on a three-pointer by Matt Houde at the two minute mark, but the Rams tied it on a pair of Clingan free throws with just over a minute to play. The Eagles held the ball for the final shot but were unable to convert, sending the game into overtime.

The Rams never led in the extra period until the final seconds although the game was tied several times. Both teams struggled at the free throw line in overtime and the Rams took advantage as they converted a missed shot into the game winning basket.

Clingan finished the game with 33 points,  26 rebounds, seven blocks and five assists. In three tournament games he scored 108 points and had 79 rebounds. Seniors Luke Strole and Brody Limric led the way for East Catholic. Strole had 20 points, 18 of those coming as he led the Eagles to the second half comeback. Limric finished with 19 points.

The East Catholic seniors closed out their careers with an overall 80-4 record over four years that included a state championship and two CCC tournament titles.

To reach the finals the Rams had to beat the state ‘s number 4 (Windsor) and number 2 (Northwest Catholic) ranked teams. Central beat Windsor 73-59 in the opening round and took care of Northwest Catholic 71-60 in the semi finals. East Catholic reached the finals by beating Middletown 82-40 in the quarterfinals and dispatching divisional rival  East Hartford 55-38 in the semis. Central finished the season at 15-0.East Catholic ended at 14-1.

For the first time in 2021, the CCC ran four  divisional tournaments. Farmington defeated Hall 58-45 to win he Division 2 title, Plainville beat Conard 45-40 for the Division 3 crown and Tolland won the Division 4 tourney with a 59-43 decision over Hartford Public.

Championship Bracket

Round 1 – March 22

#8 EO Smith 45, #1 NW Catholic 75
#5 Windsor 59 at #4 Bristol Central 73
#6 Middletown 40,  #3 East Catholic 82
#7 East Hartford 58,  #2 Maloney 57

Semifinals – March 24

Bristol Central 71, Northwest Catholic 60
East Hartford 38, East Catholic 55

Consolation – March 24

Newington 43, EO Smith 66
Middletown 62, Maloney 70

Finals – March 26

Bristol Central 69, East Catholic 68 (OT)

Bracket No. 2

Round 1 March 22

#16 New Britain 43, #9 Simsbury 45
#13 Hall 50,  #12 Glastonbury 38
#14 Berlin 30, #11 Avon 71
#15 Newington 55, #10 Farmington 66

Semifinals – March 24

Hall 62, Simsbury 56
Avon 40, Farmington 57

Consolation

New Britain at Glastonbury

Finals – March 26

Farmington 58, Hall 45

Bracket No. 3

Round 1 March 23

#24 Manchester 87, #17 Southington 57
#21 Rocky Hill 36, #20 Plainville 56
#22 RHAM 51, #19 Platt 57
#23 Conard 49, #18 Lewis Mills 46

Semifinals – March 25

Manchester 70, Plainville 78
Conard 66, Platt 52

Consolation Round

Rocky Hill at Southington
RHAM at Lewis Mills

Finals – March 26

Conard 40, Plainville 45

Bracket No. 4

Round 1 March 23

#32 BYE at #25 Hartford Public
#29 South Windsior 53, #28 Bristol Eastern 62
#30 Enfield 71, #27 Bloomfield 54
#31 Bulkeley 31, #26 Tolland 60

Semifinals – March 25

Bristol Eastern 51, Hartford Public 59
Enfield 46, Tolland 60

Consolation Rund

Bulkeley at South Windsor

East Catholic Rallies to Win CCC Tournament Crown

Matt Knowling scored 17 of his game high 26 points in the final 11 minutes to help spark a 21-4 run as East Catholic rallied from a halftime deficit to win its fourth CCC Tournament title in five years with a 55-47 win over Northwest Catholic. Knowling, who left the game briefly with a third-quarter injury, came back with three minutes left in the period and his team trailing by four in a close game, to spark the Eagles to the win.

Two threes by Knowling in the closing minute of the third period gave the Eagles a 1-point edge heading into the final period. The Lions took a quick lead to open the period, but East Catholic went on an 11-0 run to seal the win. The Eagles held Northwest scoreless for much of the final period. Northwest led by five at the half but were never able to extend the lead as the Eagles hung close.

Knowling led all scorers wih 26 points. Brody Limric had 11 for the Eagles (23-1). Matt Curtis had 12 and Guy Ragland, Jr. added 11 to lead the Lions (20-4).

East Catholic reached the finals by beating Enfield 70-35 in the opening round and toppling Bristol Central 85-48 in the quarters. They outlasted Glastonbury 69-51 in the semis to reach their fifth straight CCC tournament final. The Lions knocked off the state’s number one team and defending tournament champion, Windsor in the semis to reach the finals for the first time in ten years. The Lions defeated Conard 62-32 in the opening round and beat Manchester 81-45 in the quarters.

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East Catholic Wins Third Straight Title

East Catholic rallied in the closing minutes to pull away from Windsor for a 95-81 victory

to win its third straight CCC tournament title. The Eagles led by only one midway through the final period, but outscored the Warriors by 13 over the final four minutes to pull out the win.

In a game of spurts by both teams East Catholic had a ten point halftime edge and were up by as many as 13 early in the second half, but Windsor was able to battle back from each deficit until the final minutes. Joe Reilly led East Catholic with 27 points and Jamil Hornesby added 19 as the Eagles continued their perfect season, running the record to 24-0. George Gamble had 28 and Jordan Riley added 21 for the Warriors who dropped to 19-5 with their third loss of the season at the hands of East Catholic.

Top-seeded East Catholic made it to the championship game with wins over Bloomfield, Glastonbury and Bristol Central. Windsor, the #2 seed, advanced by beating NW Catholic, New Britain and Simsbury.

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Windsor Romps to Second Straight Title

Windsor rolled to a 103-72 victory over Manchester in the championship game to claim its second straight CCC Boys Basketball Tournament championship at the Bulkeley High School Field House. The Warriors used a tough trapping defense that forced 32 turnovers and a combination of athletic scoring moves to put up the highest point total in CCC tournament history.

Windsor led 61-41 at the half as they downed CCC North rival Manchester for the third time this season. Jerry Buchanon led all Windsor scorers with 28 points while Jared Wilson-Frame chipped in with 23 and Mike Joseph added 16. Jaquel Edwards had 23 points, Chris Walker 19 and Tyrone Davis 12 to lead Manchester. Manchester ended a strong tourney run with an 18-6 overall record.

Manchester reached the championship round by knocking off previously undefeated and number one seed Hartford Public in the semi finals by a 69-67 score. The Indians led for much of the contest before the Owls battled back to tie in the closing minute. Jaquel Edwards, who led all scorers with 16, iced the win for Manchester by making a free throw with 14 seconds left. Hartford Public fell to 22-1 on the year.

Jarod Wilson-Frame got hot from three-point land in the final period to lift Windsor to a 74-66 win over Northwest Catholic in the other semi final. Wilson-Frame hit nine threes and scored 45 points to lead Windsor to its second win over the Indians this season and dropped Northwest to 20-3 on the year. The Indians led 45-40 after three periods, but could not stop Wilson-Frame in the final quarter. He hit three quick threes to open the period and put Windsor ahead for good at 60-57 midway through the period.

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Central Connecticut Conference Boys’€™ Basketball Tournament 2011-2012

Brief Overview: Top 16 Teams Qualify for the Tournament as determined by Overall Record based on 14 divisional and 4 crossovers as determined by CCC scheduling. (Crossovers not scheduled by CCC do not count).

First Round Results -€“ Thursday Feb. 23

Game 1: #16 Simsbury 54, #1 Hartford Public 61
Game 2: #9 Bristol Eastern 57. #8 Maloney 52
Game 3: #13 East Catholic 42, #4 Farmington 61
Game 4: #12 Glastonbury 55, #5 Manchester 65
Game 5: #15 New Britain 65, #2 Windsor 74
Game 6: #10 Bloomfield 61, #7 East Hartford 71
Game 7: #14 Newington 29, #3 Northwest Catholic 50
Game 8: #11 Berlin 42, #6 Middletown 58

Quarter finals Sat. Feb 25 at Bulkeley

Hartford Public 73, Bristol Eastern 52
Farmington 53, Manchester 55
Windsor 79, East Hartford 77
Northwest Catholic 75, Middletown 41

Semi Finals Tue. Feb 28 at Bulkeley

Hartford Public 67, Manchester 69
Windsor 74, Northwest Catholic 66

Finals Thu. Mar 1 at Bulkeley

Manchester 72, Windsor 103

2012 Tournament Rankings

All Conference Members of the 2012 Divisional All Conference teams were recognized between games of the semi final doubleheader.

Central Connecticut Conference

Windsor Wins 2011 CCC Tournament

The Windsor Warriors rolled through the 2011 CCC Tournament, knocking off two undefeated teams to claim the championship. Windsor scored an 85-70 win over previously unbeaten Maloney in the championship game after handing Northwest Catholic its first loss of the season in the semi finals.

The Warriors opened a 23-point lead midway through the third period of the final game. Although Maloney closed to within 12 several times down the stretch, the Warriors were able to hold off every attempt by the Spartans to get back into the game.

The Warriors used pressure defense to take an early lead, then pulled away in the third period before Maloney settled down and was able to break the pressure. Windsor led 37-26 at the half after a late three pointer by George Curry. The Warriors expanded the lead to 56-33 before Maloney cut into the lead behind senior Ryan Belote who hit four three’s and forward Darrius Edwards who pulled the Spartans to within 11. But Maloney could get no closer.

Belote was the game’s leading scorer with 24 points. Edwards added 23 for the Spartans. But the balanced Windsor attack saw 13 different players score led by Na Sean Banks and freshman Jarred Wilson Frame who had 13 each. The Warriors, who suffered their only loss at the hands of Galstonbury in the second game of the season, extended ther winning streak to 22 as they improved their record to 23-1 with the victory. Maloney saw its 23-game win streak come to an end and fell to 23-1 on the year.

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Boys Basketball Tournament Rankings
#1 Northwest Catholic (18-0)
#2 Maloney (18-0)
#3 HPHS (18-0)
#4 Windsor (17-1)
#5 Berlin (14-4)
#6 Southington (13-5)
#7 Weaver (!3-5)
#8 E.O. Smith (13-5)
#9 Glastonbury (12-6)
#10 Hall (11-7)
#11 Manchester (11-7)
#12 Bristol Eastern (10-8)
#13 Newington (10-8)
#14 Bloomfield (10-8)
#15 East Hartford (9-9)
#16 Farmington (9-9)

First Round @ Higher Seeds Thursday, February 24th
Snow Date – Wednesday, February 25th
ALL GAMES 7:00 p.m.)

Top Bracket

#1 Northwest Catholic 75, #16 Farmington 44
#9 Glastonbury 47, #8 EO Smith 42
#4 Windsor 82, #13 Newington 55
#5 Berlin 49, #12 Bristol Eastern 34

Bottom Bracket

#2 Maloney 88, #15 East Hartford 57
#7 Weaver 74, #10 Hall 47
#3 Hartford Public 73, #14 Bloomfield 33
#6 Southington 65, #11 Manchester 61

Quarterfinals @ Higher Seeds Saturday, February 26th

Game 1: Northwest Catholic 87, Glastonbury 48
Game 2: Windsor 50, Berlin 39
Game 3: Maloney 77, Weaver 68
Game 4: Hartford Public 53, Southington 37

Semifinals @ Bulkeley HS Tuesday, March 1st

Semi Final Game 1: Windsor 90, Northwest Catholic 65
Semi Final Game 2: Maloney 73, Hartford Public 67 (OT) n
Finals @ Bulkeley HS – 7:00 p.m. Thursday, March 3rd

Windsor 85, Maloney 70

Explanation of Tiebreakers:

Tournament Format: SIXTEEN (16) TEAMS WILL QUALIFY FOR THE CCC BOYS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT The 16 teams with the best record (based on the 14 divisional games and 4 mandatory crossover games) determined by percentage will be selected. If a tie exists: Between two teams, then the regular season head to head results will be used. Between two or more teams, then any head to head sweep by any team will place that team ahead of the team(s) it swept. If a tie still exists, the team who plays in the division with the best overall record of divisional and crossover games determined by percentage will be selected. If a tie still remains, the tie will be broken by lot as drawn by the CCC Commissioner or designee.

Tie Breaker €œBreakdown€

A. HPHS, NWC, Maloney (18-0) Tie Breaker €œA “ No Head to Head Tie Breaker €œB€“ No Head to Head Sweep Tie Breaker €œC€ “ NWC #1 Seed â€- West Division Maloney #2 Seed – South Division HPHS #3 Seed -€“ East Division

B. Windsor (17-1) #4 Seed
C. Berlin (14-4) #5 Seed
D. Weaver, E.O. Smith, Southington Tie Breaker €œA€ -€“ No Head to Head Tie Breaker €œB€ €“ No Head to Head Sweep Tie Breaker €œC€ -€“ Southington #6 Seed -€“ West Division Weaver #7 Seed -€“ North Division E.O. Smith #8 Seed -€“ East Division
E. Glastonbury (12-6) #9 Seed
F. Manchester, Hall (11-7) Tie Breaker €œA€-– No Head to Head Tie Breaker €œB – €“ No Head to Head Sweep Tie Breaker €œC€ €“ Hall #10 Seed â-“ West Division Manchester #11 Seed -€“ North Division
G. Bloomfield, Bristol Eastern, Newington (10-8) Tie Breaker €œA€ -€“ Head to Head Bristol Eastern #12 Seed (Beat Bloomfield) Tie Breaker €œB€ -€“ No Head to Head Sweep Tie Breaker œC€ -€“ Newington #13 Seed -€“ West Division Bloomfield #14 Seed -€“ East Division
H. East Hartford, Middletown, Farmington (9-9) Tie Breaker €œA€ – €“ Head to Head East Hartford #15 Seed (Beat Middletown) Tie Breaker €œB€ -€“ No Head to Head Sweep Tie Breaker C€ – Farmington #16 Seed -€“ West Division Middletown DNQ  By Lot€ Drawing for LAST TIE-BREAKER (John Tarnuzzer – CCC Commissioner)

E.O. Smith 1 South Windsor 2 Platt 3 Manchester 4 Tolland 5 RHAM 6 Bristol Eastern 7 Hall 8 Bristol Central 9 Berlin 10 Rocky Hill 11 East Hartford 12 Middletown 13 Fermi 14 Rockville 15 Bulkeley 16 Farmington 17 Glastonbury 18 Weaver 19 Hartford Public 20 Southington 21 Conard 22 Windsor 23 Newington 24 Plainville 25 Bloomfield 26 New Britain 27 East Catholic 28 Maloney 29 Simsbury 30 NWC 31 Wethersfield 32

Bloomfield Wins 2010
CCC Boys Basketball Tournament

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Finals
Thursday Mar. 4, 2010 at Bulkeley High School, 7 pm
#4 Northwest Catholic 78, #3 Bloomfield 84

Semi Finals
Tue. Mar. 2 at Bulkeley High School
#8 New Britain 87, #4 Northwest Catholic 92 (OT)
#7 Windsor 60, #3 Bloomfield 66

Quarterfinals Sat. Feb. 27
#16 Manchester 60, #8 New Britain 78
#7 Windsor 74, #2 EO Smith 58
#6 East Catholic 55, #3 Bloomfield 82
#12 Bulkeley 70, #4 Northwest Catholic 74

First Round – February 25, 2010
ALL GAMES @ 7:00 p.m.

16 Manchester 63, 1 Bristol Eastern 60
9 Southington 64, 8 New Britain 69
13 Middletown 51, 4 Northwest Catholic 72
12 Bulkeley 75, 5 East Hartford 71
15 Hartford Public 44, 2 EO Smith 54
10 Weaver 52, 7 Windsor 86
14 Berlin 52, 3 Bloomfield 56
11 Maloney 52, 6 East Catholic 60 (2 OT)

#1 Bristol Eastern
#2 EO Smith
#3 Bloomfield
#4 Northwest Catholic
#5 East Hartford
#6 East Catholic
#7 Windsor
#8 New Britain
#9 Southington
#10 Weaver
#11 Maloney
#12 Bulkeley
#13 Middletown
#14 Berlin
#15 Hartford Public
#16 Manchester

2009-2010 Breakdown

– 16 Top Teams Qualify for the CCC Tournament
– 16 Top Teams are determined by OVERALL Record
– In Case of a Tie during Top 16 Team selection (Tiebreaker will be used)

• Head to Head Record (Step 1)
• Comparable Record against Higher Seeds (Step 2)
• Coin Toss (Step 3 -Final Course of Action)

Tournament Dates:

February 25th First Round @ Higher Seeds (Snow Date – February 26th)

February 27th Quarterfinals @ Higher Seeds (Snow Date – March 1st)

March 2nd Semi-Finals at Bulkeley High School (Snow Date – March 3rd)

March 4th Finals at Bulkeley High School (Snow Date – March 5th

Bulkleley won the 2008 CCC Boys Basketball tournament with a thrilling 77-76 win over Windsor in the final. A last second foul shot by DeShawn Hamlet gave the Bulldogs the winning margin.

The first round pairings are as follows:

Saturday Feb. 23
#8 Wethersfield 48, #1 EO Smith 60
#5 Hartford Public 66, #4 Bulkeley 71
#6 Maloney 57, #3 Glastonbury 42
#2 Windsor 64, #7 Bristol Eastern 55

Semi Finals Tue. Feb 26 at Glastonbury
EO Smith 70, Bulkeley 79
Windsor 84, Maloney 44

Finals Thur. Feb 28 at Glastonbury
Bulkeley 77, Windsor 76

3/3/07 – The 2007 CC Boys Basketball Tournament was held on Feb 24, 28 and March 2. The first round games were held at the site of the higher seed. Semi finals and finals were at Glastonbury High School. CCC All Conference teams were introduced at halftime of the championship game. The results are as follows:

Sat. Feb. 24 at 7 pm

Hall (West 2) 68, East Hartford (North 1) 65
New Britain (North 2) 76, Weaver (West 1) 57
Bulkeley (South 2) 46, EO Smith (East 1) 49 (OT)
Hartford Public (East 2) 46, Maloney (South 1) 58

Wed. Feb 28 at Glastonbury High School Semifinals:
Hall 63, New Britain 43
EO Smith 51, Maloney 56

Fri. Mar. 2 at Glastonbury High School Championship game:
Maloney 71, Hall 47