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The Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY 2008-2009 The Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference MIKE SAVAGE Executive Director [email protected] Paul Hoey Associate Executive Director [email protected] Matt Fischer Director of Information Services [email protected] Robert Lehr Executive Staff [email protected] Joe Tonelli Director of Officials [email protected] Lou Pear Director of Unified Sports® [email protected] Ken Bragg Assistant Director of Unified Sports® [email protected] Robert Deasy Assistant Director of Unified Sports® [email protected] Beth Rasmussen Young Athlete Program Coordinator [email protected] Visit www.ciacsports.com for everything you need to know about Connecticut high school sports! CIAC MEMBER SCHOOLS 2008‐09 This Directory of CIAC Member Schools has been an annual publication of the Connecticut Association of Schools since the 1949‐50 school year. Three classes – S, M and L – have been designated for representation of member high schools on the CIAC Board of Control. Classes are determined based on the total enrollment of Grades 9‐12 as of October 1 in the even numbered years. Each class will consist of approximately one third (1/3) of the institutional member schools so determined. Such representatives shall be principals of institutional member schools. Boy enrollments and girl enrollments, grade 9 through 12, as of October 1 of each school year are used in determining tournament division placement in the subsequent school year in all CIAC‐sponsored sports tournaments. Member school enrollment figures must be those supplied to the State Department of Education on October 1 in the year for which CIAC membership is sought. They must be the actual school enrollment figures on which state per‐pupil grants are calculated, and must therefore include, as well as all regular students, special education students, out‐placed students, homebound students, alternative education students, etc. KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS DIRECTORY: AD — Athletic Director LAX — Lacrosse BASE — Baseball OT — Outdoor Track BB — Basketball SAD — Student Activities Director CHEER — Cheerleading SB — Softball FB — Football SOC — Soccer FH — Field Hockey SWIM — Swimming FM — Faculty Manager TEN — Tennis GOLF — Golf UNIF — Unified Sports Coach GYM — Gymnastics VB — Volleyball IHOC — Hockey WREST — Wrestling IT — Indoor Track XC — Cross Country CIAC MEMBERSHIP CLASSES 2008‐2009 and 2009‐2010 CLASS L 1. New Britain High School (3145) 21. Cheshire High School (1652) 41. Bunnell High School (1364) 2. Danbury High School (2834) 22. South Windsor High School (1651) 42. Crosby High School (1352) 3. Greenwich High School (2693) 23. Amity Reg. High School (1650) 43. Middletown High School (1341) 4. Norwich Free Academy (2451) 24. New Milford High School (1594) 44. Francis T. Maloney High School (1324) 5. Central High School (2340) 25. Hartford Public High School (1584) 45. J.F. Kennedy High School (1315) 6. Westhill High School (2267) 26. Simsbury High School (1568) 46. East Lyme High School (1310) 7. Hamden High School (2196) 27. Norwalk High School (1561) 47. North Haven High School (1310) 8. Southington High School (2175) 28. William Hall High School (1553) 48. Bassick High School (1307) 9. Trumbull High School (2106) 29. Warren Harding High School (1535) 49. Torrington High School (1291) 10. Manchester High School (2083) 30. Newington High School (1528) 50. Bristol Eastern High School (1274) 11. Glastonbury High School (2055) 31. Bulkeley High School (1514) 51. Wilton High School (1259) 12. East Hartford High School (2041) 32. Bristol Central High School (1486) 52. Weaver High School (1257) 13. West Haven High School (1788) 33. Windsor High School (1477) 53. Daniel Hand High School (1238) 14. Stamford High School (1781) 34. Conard High School (1445) 54. Fairfield Warde High School (1231) 15. Ridgefield High School (1752) 35. Naugatuck High School (1422) 55. Wethersfield High School (1231) 16. Staples High School (1725) 36. Pomperaug High School (1418) 56. New Canaan High School (1228) 17. Newtown High School (1719) 37. Masuk High School (1413) 57. Rockville High School (1226) 18. Shelton High School (1690) 38. Robert E. Fitch Sr. High School (1413) 58. Wilby High School (1210) 19. Brien McMahon High School (1660) 39. Farmington High School (1386) 59. O.H. Platt High School (1203) 20. Wilbur Cross High School (1660) 40. Fairfield Ludlowe High School (1380) 60. Darien High School (1202) 61. E.O. Smith High School (1196) CLASS M 62. Lyman Hall High School (1185) 82. Stratford High School (971) 102. Weston High School (807) 63. James Hillhouse High School (1184) 83. Joel Barlow High School (962) 103. New London High School (806) 64. Branford High School (1181) 84. New Fairfield High School (941) 104. Holyh Cross Hig School (800) 65. Guilford High School (1169) 85. Wolcott High School (933) 105. Northwestern Reg. High School (797) 66. Woodstock Academy (1162) 86. Enfield High School (927) 106. Griswold High School (792) 67. Enrico Fermi High School (1162) 87. Plainville High School (927) 107. Lewis Mills High School (778) 68. East Haven High School (1104) 88. Plainfield High School (915) 108. Ellington High School (766) 69. Berlin High School (1067) 89. Xavier High School (897) 109. East Catholic High School (761) 70. Ledyard High School (1062) 90. Fairfield College Prep School (893) 110. Ansonia High School (758) 71. Avon High School (1050) 91. Seymour High School (875) 111. Rocky Hill High School (756) 72. Jonathan Law High School (1041) 92. Bullard Havens Technical H.S. (873) 112. Granby Memorial High School (750) 73. Bethel High School (1034) 93. Nonnewaug High School (872) 113. Hill Regional Career High School (742) 74. RHAM High School (1029) 94. Tolland High School (851) 114. North Branford High School (729) 75. Brookfield High School (1024) 95. Platt Technical High School (842) 115. Oliver Wolcott Technical H.S. (720) 76. Joseph A. Foran High School (1014) 96. Suffield High School (841) 116. W.F. Kaynor Technical H.S. (717) 77. Waterford High School (1013) 97. Saint Joseph High School (836) 117. Haddam‐Killingworth H.S. (716) 78. Sheehan High School (990) 98. Killingly High School (831) 118. H.C. Wilcox Technical H.S. (708) 79. Windham High School (986) 99. Montville High School (829) 119. Mercy High School (695) 80. Bacon Academy (983) 100. Woodland Regional High School (820) 120. Notre Dame High School (671) 81. Watertown High School (980) 101. Stonington High) School (813 121. Northwest Catholic High School (643) 122. The Morgan School (635) CLASS S 123. Bloomfield High School (632) 144. Emmett O'Brien Technical H.S. (527) 165. Thomaston High School (379) 124. Valley Reg. High School (618) 145. Stafford High School (519) 166. St. Bernard School (371) 125. East Hampton High School (598) 146. Sacred Heart Academy (505) 167. Portland High School (370) 126. Lyman Memorial High School (593) 147. Old Saybrook High School (489) 168. University High School of Science and 127. Windsor Locks High School (592) 148. Windham Technical High School (483) Engineering (342) 128. Grasso Southeastern Tech H.S. (589) 149. Lyme‐Old Lyme High School (475) 169. Kolbe‐Cathedral High School (316) 129. Vinal Technical High School (587) 150. East Windsor High School (455) 170. Classical Magnet School (311) 130. Coginchaug Reg. High School (587) 151. Sacred Heart High School (455) 171. Westbrook High School (311) 131. A.I. Prince Technical High School (583) 152. E. C. Goodwin Technical H.S. (451) 172. Bolton High School (275) 132. Notre Dame Catholic High School (573) 153. Derby High School (436) 173. Oxford High School (268) 133. Cromwell High School (573) 154. Lauralton Hall (432) 174. East Granby High School (261) 134. Howell Cheney Technical H.S. (571) 155. Litchfield High School (422) 175. St. Paul Catholic High School (259) 135. Coventry High School (569) 156. Nathan Hale Ray High School (416) 176. J.M. Wright Technical H.S. (254) 136. Henry Abbott Technical H.S. (568) 157. Norwich Technical High School (410) 177. Wheeler High School (239) 137. Terryville High School (567) 158. The Gilbert School (408) 178. Hyde Leadership School (229) 138. Somers High School (566) 159. Wamogo Reg. High School (407) 179. Parish Hill Middle/Sr High School (172) 139. Harvard Ellis Technical H.S. (564) 160. Immaculate High School (406) 180. Capital Preparatory Magnet School 140. Housatonic Valley Regional H.S. (562) 161. Sport and Medical Sciences Acad (399) (144) 141. Trinity Catholic High School (540) 162. Tourtellotte Memorial H.S. (398) 181. Stamford Academy (135) 142. Canton High School (530) 163. Putnam High School (394) 182. Faith Academy/Faith Prep (59) 143. Eli Whitney Technical H.S. (529) 164. Shepaug Valley High School (393) 183. Academy of the Holy Family (43) CIAC Member High Schools Ansonia Ansonia High School Boys Head Coaches Girls Head Coaches 06401 20 Pulaski Highway Michael Vacca, BASE Heather Yablonski, BB William LaRovera, BB No team, XC Nickname: (203) 736-5060 No team, XC No team, FH Chargers (203) 736-5068 (fax) Thomas Brockett, FB No team, GOLF www.ansonia.org John Hunt, GLF No team, GYM Enrollments: No team, IHOC No team, IT Boys: 381 Mrs. Susan H. McKernan, PRIN No team, IT No team, LAX Girls: 377 Robert A. Lisi, AP No team, LAX No team, OT No team, OT Jerry Labriola, GSOC Luba Soldra (AD) Ryan Santos, SOC Anthony Piccolo, SB (203) 736-5060 (AD) No team, SWIM No team, SWIM (203) 736-5068 (AD FAX) No team, TEN Richard Balouskus, TEN No team, VB Brian Casey, VB Robert Lisi (SAD) No team, WREST Marcela Olivera, CHEER Ansonia Emmett O'Brien Technical High School Boys Head Coaches Girls Head Coaches 06401 141 Prindle Avenue Jose Montanez, BASE Mark Belade, BB Jose Montanez, BB No team, XC Nickname: (203) 732-1800 No team, XC No team, FH Condors (203) 735-6236 (fax) Co-op with Derby HS, FB No team, GOLF www.cttech.org/emmett Raymond DeAngelis, GLF No team, GYM Enrollments: No team, IHOC No team, IT Boys: 354 Ms.
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