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WILTON, CT — Hillhouse High School maintained its position as Connecticut’s top boys basketball team, drawing 17 of 20 first-place votes in the latest weekly poll of the state’s sports media.
The Academics, defending Class LL champions, improved to 13-0 with a pair of big wins last week.
Wilton (10-1) moved up a spot to the number nine position in the rankings. Read More…
Undefeated Wilton makes its first appearance in the top 10. Read More…
WILTON, CT — Defending Class LL champion Hillhouse remained undefeated, and also remained at the top of the latest weekly high school boys basketball poll.
The Academics improved to 11-0, and snared 18 of 20 first-place votes from members of the Connecticut sports media.
Wilton High School (9-0) cracked the top 10, placing eighth in the rankings. Read More…
Going into Friday night’s game against the Trinity Catholic Crusaders, Wilton boys basketball head coach Joel Geriak knew the opponent was the most talented team in the conference. Read More…
Senior co-captain Drew Connolly put his team on his back, scoring 13 of the team’s final 15 points and the final seven points of the game, to lead the Wilton High boys basketball team to an exciting 59-56 win over the Darien Blue Wave Tuesday night at the Zeoli Fieldhouse. Read More…
The shirts the handed out before Thursday night’s game to the hometown crowd said ‘heart over hype’.
And after the Wilton High boys basketball team erased a first half 15-point deficit to come away with a thrilling 75-65 victory over the Fairfield Warde Mustangs at the Zeoli Fieldhouse, you could add hustle to the shirt slogan. Read More…
The Wilton High boys basketball team had its mettle and character tested on Monday in the opening game of the 3rd annual MLK/ALI Basketball Classic held at Webster Bank Arena in Bridgeport. Read More…
In its previous four games, the Wilton High boys basketball team had run out to big early leads and had the games in the bag by halftime.
WILTON — Defending the Wilton boys basketball team on one shot per possession is a tough enough task. If the Warriors get two or three cracks at the basket in one trip down the floor, turn out the lights.
NORWALK — For those who don’t know the inner workings of the Wilton High boys basketball team, it might take a team of mathematicians from Yale, Harvard, MIT, Stanford and Cal Tech to figure out the Warriors’ substitution patterns this season.