In the interest of propelling the Hand football program into the future, Steve Filippone says he has resigned from his second stint as head coach.

Testori, 18, had previously been named the Connecticut Player of the Year, All-American and All-New England each of the past two seasons.

Guilford has decided to adopt the Grizzlies as its new mascot and nickname, replacing the Indians, which was eliminated back in June.

Maddie Epke scored two goals and assisted on another to lead No. 2 Guilford to a 5-1 win over No. 1 Cheshire for the SCC Division A title at Cheshire’s turf field.

Guilford remained undefeated as it took down East Haven in the championship, capping a spectacular run of success for its seniors.

The Hand boys soccer team defeated Guilford for a third time, won the SCC Division B title and completed an undefeated season.

Young cheerleaders from Guilford Youth Football & Cheerleading exceeded their $500 goal and raised over $680 for Susan G. Komen Foundation New England during their “Cheer for a Cure” Pink Out in October. The 28 girls, ranging from 1st grade through 6th grade, took turns collecting donati…

In recent back-to-back games, Emma Appleman registered her 1,000th kill, while Juliet Young made her 1,000th career dig.

Lydia Doraz scored a late goal for the Tigers, who came away with a 1-0 home win over Guilford at the Surf Club in Madison.

The Guilford boys soccer team has steadily improved since the start of the season, continuing that progress with a victory over Xavier Tuesday.

An All-State defender for Guilford last season as a junior, the senior has expanded his role, moving up to play center midfield at times.

Scott Testori won’t get a chance to win a fourth straight Class L boys soccer state championship, but he already has left his mark at Hand.

BRANFORD — It hasn’t been the perfect season because of the pandemic, but on the court, so far Guilford has been perfect.

Since emerging from quarantine early in the week, the Hornets have put together a pair of lopsided victories.

It was a strange feeling seeing the Hand and Guilford boys soccer teams open the fall season at the Surf Club in front of no fans.

The Hand boys soccer team may not get a chance to win a fifth straight Class L state championship, but will take any meaningful postseason they can get.

The 33rd Annual Branford Sports Hall of Fame Dinner which was scheduled for November 20 has been cancelled.