Bridgeport Central Boys Team

Bridgeport, CT NULL

Bridgeport Central does not currently have a logo.

Help us out and send the team logo to info@hoophallreport.com

Bridgeport Central 2009-2010 Schedule

There are currently no games listed for this season.

Know of a game? Click here to add a game to the schedule.

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

The Bridgeport Classic in the Webster Bank Arena at Harbor Yard saw St. Josephs outlast Bassick 76-69 in OT and Bridgeport Central hold off Harding 62-52 in a night of Conecticut Hoop action... - 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

Central turns back Hillhouse to capture Class LL championship

Central senior Jerome Parkins thought he might cry if his Hilltoppers - view full article

Gill gives Central a lift into Class LL semifinals; Harding elimi

Central's Christon Gill has spent some time in coach Barry McLeod's do - view full article

Connecticut's state tournament has headliners playing today

With most state tournaments coming to a close, New England can turn th - view full article

Can anyone beat Central in class LL

The boys’ basketball players are already dreaming of making the bus tr - 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

Hello, Central. How've ya been, St. Joseph? It's been a while. - 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

Central dismantles rival Bassick, to face St. Joseph for FCIAC ti

Fans usually head to the concession stand or to the bathroom at halfti - view full article

Stratford, Central earn top seeds for respective league tournamen

Russell Payton scored 28 points, including the 1,000th of his career, - view full article

Bridgeport Central uses early pressure to topple Stamford

Bridgeport Central boys basketball coach Barry McLeod kept his team in - view full article

Central dunks Harding in Classic

Last week Central fell to second place in the FCIAC after it had to fo - view full article

Bridgeport Central runs past Torrington

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

Bridgeport Central remains unbeaten

Bridgeport Central remains unbeaten with win over crosstown rival, Bas - 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

Bridgeport Central dominates Catholic

It is not often when the team that is losing late in a game tries to r - view full article

Connecticut High School Preview

Connecticut High School Basketball State Preview - 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

Windsor, Crosby (CT) in LL Finals

Windsor coach Ken Smith didn't try to contain his smile after the Warr - view full article

All-Stamford: Trinity Catholic (CT) and Stamford to Meet in FCIAC

Trinity Catholic and Stamford will now meet in the FCIAC tournament ch - view full article

Stamford (CT) Sneaks by Greenwich as Central Rolls Past Danbury

The Greenwich High School Cardinals put quite a scare into the number - view full article

Bassick turns back Central - - Read full article from CT Post
Experienced Central off to solid start - - Read full article from Connecticut Post
Central girls beat Bassick - - Read full article from CT Post
Bridgeport Central whips Staples (CT) - - 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
Windsor, Crosby (CT) In LL Final - NEW BRITAIN — - Windsor coach Ken Smith didn't try to contain his smile after the Warriors' 78-72 victory over Bridgeport Central in a Class LL semifinal Tuesday night at Central Connecticut State University. "We're practicing on the final allowed day," said Smith, who was shaking hands with numerous happy fans. Second-seeded Windsor (25-1) plays for the championship Friday or Saturday at the Mohegan Sun Arena. The Warriors' opponent will be No. 8 Crosby-Waterbury (23-3), the defending champion. Crosby advanced with an 80-76 win over No. 5 Stamford (24-3). - Read full article from Hartford Courant
Central advances to Class LL semifinals - There's two kinds of pressure defense. There's the textbook kind, familiar to most Connecticut boys basketball programs. And then there's the kind that turns mild-mannered defenders into frenzied ones. The big-city kind. The Central kind. The Hilltoppers introduced Norwich Free Academy to this brand of defense Friday night and the result wasn't pretty for the sixth-seeded Wildcats, who ultimately succumbed 61-42 in the Class LL quarterfinals at Branford. - Read full article from Connecticut Post
Basking, Trinity too much for Central - Trinity Catholic's boys basketball team asserted Wednesday night that it is the favorite for the upcoming FCIAC tournament. The Crusaders' margin of comfort is open for debate. Trinity used a monstrous effort from Tevin Baskin to take a 25-point lead over Central midway through the third quarter in a battle of the league's last two unbeaten teams in league play, then withstood a furious comeback to come away with a 74-65 home win on the final day of the regular season. - Read full article from Connecticut Post
Connecticut Post: Boys basketball week's best, games to watch - TEAMS STRATFORD (15-0) -- Win streak is still going at 29 games. BASSICK (9-5) -- Won its fifth and sixth straight games, including a 70-62 overtime victory over rival Harding. FAIRFIELD WARDE (1-15) -- Toppled Fairfield Ludlowe to break a three-year, 59-game losing streak. It was the first varsity win for coach Walter Fitzgerald. CENTRAL (14-1) -- Takes a 12-game win streak into tonight's FCIAC clash with third-place Stamford. PLATT TECH (11-5) -- Defeated Vinal Tech 58-48 as part of a four-game win streak. - Read full article from Connecticut Post
Central (CT) goes deep to beat Harding - For as long as they've been varsity basketball players, Jerome Parkins and his Central teammates have played second fiddle in Bridgeport's hoop hierarchy. In front of a packed house at Reilly Gymnasium, everyone in a white and red-trimmed uniform took turns showing they are the city's premier basketball team this season with a 64-57 victory over Harding Friday night. "I think we have the best team in Bridgeport right now," Parkins said. "We wanted this one bad. We were hungry. Harding came in here very cocky, so we just showed them what we're all about." - Read full article from Connecticut Post
Parkins lifts Central (CT) boys to win over New Canaan - Jerome Parkins scored 18 points, including the deciding foul shots with 3.6 seconds remaining, to lift Central to a 42-40 FCIAC victory over New Canaan Tuesday. - Read full article from Connecticut Post
Central routs Bassick, 81-66 - BRIDGEPORT -- As Bassick is quickly discovering, its old habits are going to die hard. Central was more than happy to teach the Lions that lesson Friday night. With a stifling man defense specifically designed to put heavy pressure on Bassick guard Mike Lomax, Jerome Parkins and the rest of the Hilltoppers harassed and ultimately frustrated the Lions in an 81-66 FCIAC victory at Reilly Gymnasium. - Read full article from Connecticut Post