Hamden High School Girls Team

2040 Dixwell Ave
Hamden, CT 06514

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Hamden High School 2009-2010 Schedule

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Vanguard Athletics Big City Holiday Classic

Here at New England Hoop News, we choose a bunch of games a week to visit in person. Tuesday we chose the Vanguard Athletics Big City Holiday Classic in New Haven, CT, which provided us with a chance to see 3 local High School Teams and an under-appreciated Prep School Team. We chose in advance to attend the first and last games of the event... - view full article

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You never know who's watching

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Sacred Heart outlasts Hamden

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New England All-Star Challenge

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New England HS Invitational tournament

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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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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
Carberry leads Hamden to OT win - Tobin Carberry scored a team-high 26 points to lead the Hamden boys’ basketball team to a 65-63 overtime victory over host North Haven Friday night in a Southern Connecticut Conference interdivision game. - Read full article from New Haven Register
Carberry making big impression (CT) - Clem Batchelder remembers what it was like to try and devise game plans to stop Tobe Carberry when he ruled the floor for Hillhouse, then later played for the University of Vermont. Thirteen years later, Batchelder gets to watch while opposing coaches try to figure out how to stop his version of Carberry — this one being Tobin Carberry, a senior point guard at Hamden. - Read full article from New Haven Register
A bright future in store for Hamden - A series of energetic tunes pumped through the Hamden gymnasium speakers when the Green Dragons began practice Thursday. There were plenty of high-five exchanges and friendly teasing to go around. - Read full article from New Haven Register
Tom Yantz's Boys Basketball Fab 15 (2/1) - Each week during the boys basketball season, Courant Staff Writer Tom Yantz will evaluate the top games by area players and select his Fabulous 15 individual performances. The best of last week: - Read full article from Hartford Courant
Knights Slay the Dragons - Tobin Carberry may be one of the toughest guys to defend in the entire Southern Connecticut Conference. Ashton Johnson knew he had his work cut out for him. Johnson chased Carberry all around the perimeter Friday night, doing whatever he could to force the ball out of the Hamden shooting guard’s hands. The strategy worked. - Read full article from New Haven Register