Saint Joseph High School Boys Team

2320 Huntington Tpke
Trumbull, CT 06611

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Catholic School Showcase Top Performers

Darrick Boyd was one of the top New England performers from the second annual Catholic School Showcase at Holyoke Community College. - view full article

James Jennings heading to the NE-10

After leading his team to a state title, James Jennings will stay in-s - view full article

Championship Saturday - Happy St. Patrick's Day!

State championship game previews and predictions. - view full article

Jennings' hoop lifts St. Joseph over Westhill

Westhill was 11 seconds away -- one defensive stop -- from taking the - view full article

Parker nets 1000 in win over Harding

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St. Joseph defeats Archbishop Molloy 74-63

Last season Quincy McKnight spent most of the year watching as the St. - view full article

July or Never - Timajh Parker-Rivera

July has become the most important month on the calendar of any young, - view full article

Connecticut SCC, FCIAC and CCC Tournament Roundups

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Bridgeport Classic: St Josephs outlast Bassick in OT for a 76-69

The Bridgeport Classic in the Webster Bank Arena at Harbor Yard saw St - view full article

Taking a Look at the Top 8 of Connecticut's Class LL

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New England roundup - January 5, 2011

Happenings in New England HS basketball - view full article

Connecticut Hoops....

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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

Connecticut's state tournament has headliners playing today

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Wilson propels St. Joseph past Crosby and into Class LL quarterfi

St. Joseph senior guard Sam Wilson just wanted to go out a winner in t - view full article

Victoria picks perfect time to play the game of his life (CT)

Of all the big names on this Central boys basketball roster -- Jerry W - view full article

After decade of waiting, we finally get another Greater Bridgepor

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New England All-Star Challenge

Although the New England All-Star game is still a few weeks away, we w - view full article

St. Joseph tops Stamford to advance to FCIAC title game

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Early-season loss to Central provides motivation for balanced St.

The St. Joseph boys basketball team does not have many weaknesses. - view full article

St. Joseph's captures big win over Harding

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Langston powers St. Joseph to rout of Bassick

For the last 2 1/2 seasons St. Joseph boys basketball coach Vito Monte - view full article

Sharpshooting St. Joseph beats Trumbull (CT)

St. Joseph senior forward Greg Langston was not too pleased with the w - view full article

Central (CT) boys shake off rust to beat St. Joseph

For most high school basketball teams, the two-week Christmas break me - view full article

Trinity (CT) boys fall in final seconds to St,. Joseph

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Connecticut High School Preview

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New England HS Invitational tournament

The New England HS Invitational is gearing up for it's second annual t - view full article

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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St. Joseph turns back New London - - Read full article from CT Post
Trinity Catholic (CT) gets by St. Josep's on buzzer beater - - Read full article from Connecticut Post
Trinity Catholic turns back St. Joseph's - For much of Tuesday night, Tevin Baskin was a face in the crowd, taking ill-advised shots, turning the ball over and doing few of the things that have made him one of the most coveted players in the state. Then, with his team mired in one of its worst performances in recent memory and the quest for a second straight league championship on the line, the Trinity Catholic center morphed into a cover boy. Baskin scored 18 of his game-high 21 points in the second half to carry the Crusaders to a 54-46 win over St. Joseph in an FCIAC semifinal game at Fairfield Warde. He scored 12 straight points for his team during one stretch in the fourth quarter after top-seeded Trinity Catholic (22-0) had blown a 13-point lead. - Read full article from Connecticut Post
Boys basketball Round up for Tuesday 2/10/09 - Connecticut Post - Tyler Bisack scored 14 points and Anthony Rodriguez added 13 as Fairfield Warde ended a 59-game losing streak with a 47-40 FCIAC victory over rival Fairfield Ludlowe Tuesday night. The Mustangs' last victory had been a 39-36 triumph over Staples on Feb. 7, 2006. - Read full article from Connecticut Post
Davis, Harding race past St. Joseph's - For a variety of reasons, Harding coach Charlie Bentley opted not to put his best team on the floor in the first quarter of his team's pivotal FCIAC home game against St. Joseph. Nagging injuries suffered in last week's loss to Central had something to do with it. He also wanted to get the reserves some needed playing time. - Read full article from Connecticut Post
Montelli nothces 800th Victory - St. Joseph boys’ basketball coach Vito Montelli earned his 800th career victory Friday night as the Cadets edged New Canaan 69-65 in a Fairfield County Conference game at New Canaan. Greg Langston led St. Joseph (7-3) with 19 points. Matt Marconi added 14 points. Hillhouse 56, Xavier 46: Jeremy Moore scored 22 points to lift the Academics to an SCC interdivision victory at Middletown. - Read full article from New Haven Register
Bassick Denies Montelli's 800th win - Bassick's players knew the significance of this game. They didn't want to go down in history as St. Joseph coach Vito Montelli's 800th victory, especially on their home court. But as much as the Lions wanted to use Montelli's impending milestone as motivation against St. Joseph, they cared infinitely more about kick-starting their season before it's too late. Led by senior forward Jeremy Williams' 19 points and 17 apiece from Mike Lomax and Kyle Geer, Bassick completed phase one of its reconstruction with an 82-74 victory Tuesday night at Bassick. - Read full article from Connecticut Post
Montelli Goes for No. 800 Tonight - Longtime St. Joseph boys’ basketball coach Vito Montelli is going to try and treat tonight’s game like any other regular-season contest during his 47-year coaching career, even if others around him may not. - Read full article from New Haven Register
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