The FCIAC’s 2022 Joe Sikorski Wrestling Tournament will be held on Friday and Saturday, Feb. 11 and 12, and New Canaan HS. Click here for a pdf of the tournament brackets FloArena links (updated during the tournament) Video link Vimeo link Ticket sales (digital or print at home) – Tickets are $10 each day Click … Read more
Tickets for this weekend’s FCIAC wrestling and gymnastics championships are available through Ticket Spicket, with links provided with the schedules below. Tickets can be saved digitally or printed at home and can be shown at the gate of the event. Please note that no tickets will be available at the gate. Tickets are $10. For … Read more
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The Danbury wrestlers were going crazy over a match nearly 1,300 miles away. The Hatters had stepped away from the practice mats to watch a stream as one of their own, Ryan Jack, competed for North Carolina State against Iowa in Niceville, Fla. A freshman, Jack battled closely with the No. 2 ranked wrestler in … Read more
Samantha Yap is the poster girl for girls wrestling. Literally. Before the season began, Stamford wrestling coach Jamie Camacho put posters of Yap in the hallways of Stamford High hoping to bring in more female wrestlers. Click here for the complete story
Darien wrestling coach Greg Lewis was “through the roof.” His Blue Wave had just defeated Norwalk 33-30 in the team’s opening dual meet on Dec. 13, and there was plenty to celebrate for a program which had just one previous win over a five-year span. “I told these kids this already is something special,” said … Read more
Vienna Prado began wrestling in seventh grade, mostly taking on boys as she progressed from middle school and up through three years of high school wrestling. Prior to her junior year at Stamford, it was announced the CIAC would hold its first All-Girls Wrestling State Open Invitational with 75 female wrestlers participating. Click here for … Read more
Click here for the CIAC’s winter sports plan, which was approved by the Board of Control on Jan. 14
The governing body for high school sports in Connecticut approved a winter plan Thursday morning that permits the start practice as early as Tuesday for many sports and games as soon as Feb. 8. But the Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference also announced it will not hold its winter state championships. Click here for the complete story
The CIAC officially announced its plan for the 2021 winter season in a 33-page document Thursday. We have taken the liberty of highlighting and pulling out the quick and important information. Click here for the complete story