Kolbe-Cathedral Boys Team

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Bridgeport, CT 06604

Kolbe-Cathedral 2009-2010 Schedule

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Capital Prep Shines against Kolbe Cathedral

Capital Prep's goal since losing a heartbreaker to rival Classical Magnet in a Class S semifinal last year was to be better. - view full article

Kolbe Cathedral brushes Stratford aside

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Players, create your own profile on New England Hoop News

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You never know who's watching

When AAU and travel basketball started becoming really popular there w - view full article

New England All-Star Challenge

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Trojans almost shock Cougars (CT)

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Stratford gets its revenge, beats Kolbe Cathedral

Stratford boys basketball coach Paul Dudzinski did not want his player - view full article

Kolbe Cathedral runs past ND-Fairfield (CT)

For eight minutes, the Kolbe Cathedral boys basketball team got Notre - view full article

Solid guard play leading Kolbe-Cathedral

Prior to the season, first-year Kolbe Cathedral coach Chris Smith said - view full article

Smith Wins Debut As Kolbe Coach

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New England HS Invitational tournament

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NE Hoop News Dish - August 24

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Chris Smith: From Bridgeport & Back

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New England Products Make Immediate College Impact (Part II)

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New England Hoop News' 08-09 All-New England Prep School Teams

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New England Hoop News' 08-09 All-New England Public School Teams

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Kolbe ends Stratford streak in SWC quarterfinals

At halftime, Kolbe Cathedral looked like a thoroughly defeated basketb - view full article

Kolbe Cathedral (CT) Stays Perfect in Win Over Pomperaug

Friday night's action between the #1 Kolbe Cathedral and Pomperaug Hig - view full article

Kolbe-Cathedral (CT) blasts Notre Dame

Boys basketball plots don't twist tighter or crazier than Saturday nig - view full article

Kolbe Cathedral girls get back to winning ways - - Read full article from CT Post
Smith pushing the 'Kolbe Way' as new boys varsity coach - - Read full article from Connecticut Post
Final Courant (CT) Girls Basketball Ratings - Hillhouse- New Haven finished on top of the final Courant state ratings after beating three undefeated teams en route to the Class L championship, its first since 2005. The Academics, seeded seventh in the class, knocked off Kolbe Cathedral- Bridgeport, Avon and Fairfield Warde in handing coach Catrina Hawley-Stewart her third title in six years. Class LL champion Norwich Free Academy finished second and Warde, which fell to Hillhouse in the Class L championship, was third. - Read full article from Hartford Courant
Kolbe - Cathedral wins in overtime (CT) - The Kolbe Cathedral Cougars experienced their first real scare of the playoffs Monday night, but they managed to keep their composure and pull out a 65-62 overtime win over Canton in the Class S quarterfinals at Wilby High School. Kolbe Cathedral advanced to the semifinals, where it will face Cromwell Wednesday night at a site and time to be determined. - Read full article from Connecticut Post
Langston Scores 33 To Lead Kolbe (CT) - WINDSOR LOCKS — - Ronnie Underwood was ahead of the field late in the game but caught a glimpse of a sprinting Dominique Langston. Underwood lofted a lead pass that Langston grabbed with his right hand and dunked. Team play was the key in Kolbe Cathedral-Bridgeport's 81-54 Class S second-round victory over Windsor Locks Thursday night. "We're not going to be cutting any nets down if we're one-player dimensional or two," Kolbe coach C.J. Shamas said. "We spread the ball around." - Read full article from Hartford Courant
Hillhouse (CT) KO’s No. 1 Kolbe - EAST HAVEN — After knocking off second-seeded, and previously unbeaten, Kolbe Cathedral, who is also the No. 1 team in the Register Top 10 poll, Hillhouse coach Catrina Hawley-Stewart still wanted more. "Well, I can ask for more," Hawley-Stewart said, "I can ask for two more wins." That’s all the Academics will need to win their seventh state title, and first since 2005, after seventh-seeded Hillhouse earned a 75-68 victory over the Cougars in a heart-stopper Thursday in the Class L girls’ basketball tournament quarterfinals at East Haven High. - Read full article from New Haven Register
Kolbe ends Stratford's streak in SWC quarterfinals - At halftime, Kolbe Cathedral looked like a thoroughly defeated basketball team. By game's end, the Cougars had scripted yet another wild chapter to their storied rivalry with Stratford. Dominique Langston and Ronnie Underwood scored 26 points apiece as Kolbe Cathedral came back from 18 points down to topple the defending league champions in overtime, 82-81, in the SWC quarterfinals Saturday at Weston. The victory ended Stratford's school-record 34-game win streak and propelled Kolbe Cathedral into Tuesday's semifinals at Bunnell. Kolbe Cathedral (13-8) will face No. 4 Notre Dame-Fairfield. - Read full article from Connecticut Post
Stratford (CT) extends win streak to 32 - STRATFORD -- In his pre-game speech complimenting all of the seniors on this year's team, Stratford coach Paul Dudzinski called sixth-man Jacob Jean-Baptiste a great athlete who does all the little things asked of him. "He's the X-factor for us," Dudzinski said. Given a chance to start with the rest of his senior teammates in a huge Senior Night game against rival Kolbe Cathedral, Jean-Baptiste didn't play like an X-factor. - Read full article from Connecticut Post
Boys Basketball Round up - Connecticut Post - Jake Davies scored 20 points and Brendan Buckley, Casey McDermott and Brody Blozzon each added 16 to lead Masuk to a 78-62 upset over Kolbe Cathedral in an SWC game Friday night at the Shehan Center. Dominique Langston led all scorers in the game with 26 points for Kolbe Cathedral. - Read full article from Connecticut Post
Kolbe-Cathedral (CT) blasts Notre Dame - Boys basketball plots don't twist tighter or crazier than Saturday night's proceedings at the Shehan Center. Kolbe Cathedral was a team down on its luck and winless at home about to play one of its biggest rivals. Its head coach was barred from the game after being ejected days before. Another assistant coach's wife was having a baby. - Read full article from Connecticut Post
Stratford picking up where they left off last year - As the defending Class M and SWC champion, Stratford has been playing this season with what coach Paul Dudzinski said "is a big 'X' on our back." So far, that hasn't stopped the Red Devils. Despite graduating eight seniors from last year's unexpected title run, Stratford remains unbeaten at 9-0. Its win streak is now a robust 22 straight dating back to an overtime loss to Barlow almost a year ago. Dudzinski is pleased, but still cautious as his team enters the meat of its SWC schedule. - Read full article from Connecticut Post
Langston cousins learned their lessons well - When it comes to basketball, Frank Langston's been around. Save for a handful of truly legendary players, the 56-year-old Bridgeport native has seen as much, played as much and accomplished as much and as anyone in this city. Langston was an all-state player at Stratford in the early 1970s. He played ball with Barry McLeod, Frank Oleynick and Walter Luckett up at Beardsley Terrace. He went to college, even played some semipro ball in St. Louis and Hartford. Later, he helped two of his sons, Frank Jr. and Greg, become standouts at Central and Stratford, respectively. - Read full article from Connecticut Post