Trinity Catholic High School (CT) Girls Team

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Stamford, CT 06905

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Trinity Catholic High School (CT) 2009-2010 Schedule

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New London hangs on to beat Trinity Catholic in CT duel

This was not how it was scripted in the New London High School locker room: Kris Dunn and his 31 points headed to the bench, done for the night, fifth foul, all with a precarious lead and still 54.4 seconds left. - view full article

Trinity Catholic welcomes Jason Boswell

Jason Boswell, a 6'6 wing out of New York decided to follow suit of he - view full article

Connecticut SCC, FCIAC and CCC Tournament Roundups

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Players, create your own profile on New England Hoop News

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Hillhouse is once again sitting on top

Connecticut has its usual favorites in Hillhouse, Windsor, New London - view full article

Baskin Gets Cleared for the Bobcats

HARTFORD — Just before Christmas, after sitting out the season’s first - 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

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

Exactly two weeks after stunning St. Joshttp://www.basketbull.org/publ - 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

Baskin hopeful to be ready in December

Tevin Baskin, a 6'7 forward, out of Trinity Catholic-Stamford says he' - view full article

(Mike) Trimboli takes his game to Europe

Mike Trimboli doesn't know much about Poland. He doesn't know the lang - view full article

Torey Thomas: A True Pro

You don’t need to be an NBA superstar to give back to your community. - view full article

Baskin Stays Close to Home, Chooses Quinnipiac

Earlier this morning we put up the story on Tevin Baskin holding a pre - view full article

Tevin Baskin announcing college decision today

Trinity Catholic basketball star Tevin Baskin will make a much-anticip - 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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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 March 6, 2009

This week's Dish focuses on tournament action from around New England - view full article

Stamford (CT) Downs Trinity Catholic for First FCIAC Crown in 45

"Refuse to lose," "It ain't over ‘til the fat lady sings," and "Never - view full article

Video Highlights from Stamford-Trinity Catholic (CT)

The HoopHall Report brings you exclusive video highlights on last nigh - 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

Hoophall Dish, Friday February 13, 2009

From Maine to the shores of Connecticut and everything in between, the - view full article

HoopHall Dish - Thursday, January 29th

With snow cancelling most games around New England on Wednesday, the H - view full article

Baskin, Trinity Defeat Harding

Just seconds into the fourth quarter, Tevin Baskin took a feed just be - view full article

Walsh closes in on win No. 500 - - Read full article from The Stamford Times
Trinity Catholic (CT) gets by St. Josep's on buzzer beater - - Read full article from Connecticut Post
Boys Basketball: Baskin To Quinnipiac - Trinity Catholic-Stamford star Tevin Baskin has made an oral commitment to attend Quinnipiac University. Baskin, a 6-foot-6 wing player, averaged more than 20 points per game for the 24-2 Crusaders this past season. - Read full article from Hartford Courant
Bulkeley Shocks Trinity Catholic In Boys Class L - Deshawn Hamlet scored 26 points as Bulkeley High of Hartford, seeded 25th, stunned top-seeded Trinity Catholic of Stamford 67-62 in a Class L quarterfinal game Monday night at Wilbur Cross High School. - Read full article from Hartford Courant
Writers' guide to boys basketball tournament - Class LL THE FAVORITES -- No. 1 Hillhouse (22-0). The reigning SCC champions have talented senior G Jeremy Moore, senior C Terrence McKiver and a North Atlantic-deep bench of established and emerging talents. No. 2 Windsor (22-1). The Warriors have a dicey tournament history as a high seed, but led by 6-5 UMBC recruit Adrian Satchell and 6-4 G Steven Samuels, this senior-dominated group - Read full article from Connecticut Post
E.O. Smith wins but faces tall order (CT) - E.O. Smith coach Ron Pires offered a quick joke in regard to how his team will solve its next opponent. "We're going to pray," he deadpanned, before quickly confirming that he was, in fact, teasing. - Read full article from Hartford Courant
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
Final Courant (CT) Boys Basketball Ratings - Middletown vaulted from unranked to No. 6 in the state ratings after defeating RHAM-Hebron and Berlin. The Blue Dragons jumped over four teams that lost once last week — Cromwell, Stratford, New Britain and Bridgeport. Windsor remained No. 1 in the area ratings, while Middletown moved up to No. 2. - Read full article from Hartford Courant
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
Boys Basketball State (CT), Area Ratings - Hartford Public used victories over Farmington and Maloney-Meriden to move to No. 5 in The Courant area ratings. HPHS advanced past Middletown, which won its only game against Sports Sciences-Hartford. - Read full article from Hartford Courant
Courant (CT) Boys Basketball Rating - Windsor and Bloomfield had their first losses last week, and New Britain jumped over them to the top spot in The Courant area ratings. New Britain (8-1) posted victories over Glastonbury (65-57) and Manchester (58-45). Windsor (8-1), which had been No.1, lost to Bulkeley. Bloomfield (8-1), formerly No.2, lost to Rockville in overtime (70-67). - Read full article from Hartford Courant