Torrington High School Boys Team

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Torrington, CT 06790

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Torrington High School 2009-2010 Schedule

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Jordan Williams joins the Springfield Armor - NE Hoops Alumni Report

Jordan Williams, a former-Torrington High School and Maryland star, returns to New England after he was assigned to the Springfield Armor Wednesday afternoon. - view full article

Watertown in total command against Red Raiders

The bus rides back down Route 8 after the Watertown boys basketball te - view full article

Players, create your own profile on New England Hoop News

Attention all basketball players, you can now create your own profile - view full article

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

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

Raiders' 2nd-half onslaught dumps Holy Cross (CT)

On a night when Torrington High’s Des-mond Williams celebrated the 1,0 - view full article

Bridgeport Central runs past Torrington

Besides holding the state’s top ranking, the undefeated Bridgeport Cen - view full article

Williams goes for 43 in win over Wilby (CT)

Torrington's boys basketball team new they had a tough game on their h - view full article

Torrington turns back rival, Crosby (CT)

Desmond Williams poured in a game-high 28 points as the Torrington Hig - view full article

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

Basketbull and New England Hoop News are proud to announce the first e - view full article

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

Basketbull and New England Hoop News are proud to announce the first e - view full article

Connecticut Championship Saturday Updates

Cromwell takes their third victory of the year over Hyde in the Connec - view full article

New England Hoop News Dish, March 20th

This week's Dish gives you in depth previews of high school tournament - view full article

Hoophall Dish, Friday March 13, 2009

This week's Dish looks at the rosters of the New England All-Star Chal - view full article

Who's the best in Connecticut

Trinity Catholic's Tevin Baskin and Jordan Williams of Torrington are - view full article

Hoophall Dish, Friday February 20, 2009

The HoopHall Report brings to you our biggest installment of the "Hoop - view full article

Holy Cross (CT) Wears Down Torrington in Second Half

Fans were lined up early to get into the packed gym at Torrington High - view full article

Hoophall Dish, Friday February 6, 2009

Jordan Williams of Torrington (CT) HS entered in his nomination for “g - view full article

Naugatuck Valley Conference Match-up Doesn't Disappoint.

Maryland bound Jordan Williams (6'9" - Center) and the Torrington Red - view full article

Raiders hit wall in loss (CT) - - Read full article from Waterbury Republican-American
Sacred Hearts' 4th-quarter outburst buries Torrington - - Read full article from Waterbury Republican-American
TORRINGTON GIRLS BASKETBALL PREVIEW: Raiders looking for another solid year - - Read full article from Register Citizen
Bulkeley Boys Complete Run To Class L Title - UNCASVILLE — - It took the Bulkeley boys basketball team a while to get to know each other this season. At the beginning, the Bulldogs were a collection of junior varsity players, one returning varsity player and only one senior. With 5 seconds left in the Class L championship game, they knew each other perfectly. Bomani Jones knew where Brandon Jones would be on the baseline, where he could hit him with a perfect pass and how Jones would hit the game-winning jumper. - Read full article from Hartford Courant
Hamlet Leads Bulkeley (CT) Into Class L Final - Deshawn Hamlet's ability to finish even when getting fouled developed on the playgrounds of the South End. "Because I could play, I wanted competition, so I'd go against guys 14, 15," said Hamlet, the starting power forward for Bulkeley-Hartford. "I was 10, and because I was the youngest, they didn't want to get beat. So sometimes they'd grab me and knock me down so I wouldn't score." Still, he got his share of hoops. - Read full article from Hartford Courant
Capsule Previews Of The CIAC Finals - Class S No. 2 seed Cromwell (25-1) vs. No. 5 Hyde-Hamden (23-3) Class M No. 1 Sacred Heart-Waterbury (22-2) vs. No. 2 Bloomfied (21-3) Class L No. 10 Torrington (21-6) vs. No. 25 Bulkeley-Hartford (15-10) Class LL No. 2 Windsor (25-1) vs. No. 8 Crosby-Waterbury (23-3) Saturday, 8:30 p.m. - Read full article from Hartford Courant
Bulkeley (CT) Reaches Class L Final - NEW BRITAIN — - With 40 seconds remaining, Deshawn Hamlet walked toward the boisterous side of Detrick Gymnasium at Central and tugged at "Bulkeley" on his uniform. Then he raised his arms to encourage more cheers. The Bulldogs were going to the Class L championship game. The 25th-seeded team didn't play like one, defeating No. 5 Northwest Catholic-West Hartford 65-51 in the semifinals Wednesday night before about 1,700 fans. Bulkeley (15-10) will play No. 10 Torrington, which defeated No. 6 Lyman Hall-Wallingford 39-38, in the final on Saturday at 6:30 p.m. at Mohegan Sun Arena. - Read full article from Hartford Courant
Torrington (CT) denies Lyman Hall another trip to the final - NEW HAVEN — It was Williams who hit the game-winning shot Wednesday night to lead the Torrington boys’ basketball team into the Class L state championship game. Except it’s not the Williams you are probably thinking of. Desmond Williams, Jordan’s younger brother, swished a turnaround 18-foot jump shot with 1.2 seconds left to lift No. 10 seed Torrington to a 39-38 win over No. 6 Lyman Hall at the New Haven Athletic Center. Lyman Hall was looking to make its second straight appearance in the finals. - Read full article from New Haven Register
Torrington ends Stratford's season - Stratford knew it was going to have its hands full contending with the 6-foot-10 physical specimen that is Torrington center Jordan Williams. - Read full article from Connecticut Post
Players to Watch in the CIAC Tournament - Jordan Williams Torrington Williams has dominated in the Naugatuck Valley League to the tune of a state-best 37.7 points per game. The 6-foot-10 center is the type of player who can put a team on his back and make a deep tournament run. Chris Evans Stamford The Black Knights are coming off beating Trinity Catholic for the FCIAC crown on Thursday. If Stamford is going to win its first state title since 1992, count on Evans to be a major factor. Anthony Ireland Crosby There may not be a better clutch player in the state. This 5-foot-10 point guard has four NVL championships to his credit and would like to get back-to-back Class LL state championships. Tobin Carberry Hamden - Read full article from New Haven Register
Windsor (CT) Duo Among State McDonald's Nominees - Windsor's Adrian Satchell and Steven Samuels and New Britain's Symone Roberts are among 20 state boys and girls basketball players nominated for the McDonald's All American Teams on Thursday. Hartford Public's Daryl McCoy, Avon's Lindsay Horbatuck, Mercy's Rachel Roberts and Bianca Simmons and Windham's Amie Toner were also named to the list, with 24 boys and 24 girls ultimately selected from 2,500 nominees nationally to compete in the McDonald's All American Game April 1 in Miami. - Read full article from Hartford Courant