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April 10, 2026 Games played April 3–April 10, 2026 Spring arrived on the schedule this week. Baseball and softball opened their seasons, lacrosse rosters filled the scoreboards, and at the college level, a pair of Fairfield University programs found themselves in pivotal conference positions with the back half of
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April 2, 2026 Games played March 26–April 2, 2026 The winter season has closed with two defining outcomes: a state final appearance at the high school level and a sustained conference run at the college level. As spring schedules begin, those completed seasons establish the local benchmark before standings
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March 26, 2026 Games played March 19–March 26, 2026 Late March closes one season and opens another, but not at the same speed. In Fairfield, winter concluded with a state final, while early spring schedules have begun without fully reliable reporting, leaving verified results concentrated at the college level.
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March 19, 2026 Games played March 12–March 19, 2026 Postseason brackets are now determining outcomes rather than shaping them. In Fairfield, one program advanced to a state final, while Fairfield University’s spring teams opened conference play with results that begin to define early standings. Fairfield Prep moved into
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March 12, 2026 Games played March 5–March 12, 2026 The Fairfield University women's basketball team closed the week as MAAC champions for the third consecutive year, while the men's program ran deep in the same tournament before a semifinal exit. At the high school level,
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Published: March 5, 2026 Coverage: Feb. 26, 2026 to March 5, 2026 With postseason brackets now active, the governing context is no longer “form”—it is seeding, tiebreakers, and who gets a shorter path. For Fairfield programs, the week closed with one title-level résumé locked in and multiple high school
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Publication date: Feb. 26, 2026 Coverage window: Feb. 19–Feb. 26, 2026 Tournament week tightened quickly across Fairfield: FCIAC brackets produced same-town matchups and one-score finishes, while Fairfield University’s MAAC positioning stayed tied to seeding math and the race for byes. Lead Result FCIAC girls basketball title — Ridgefield 46,
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February 19, 2026 Games played February 12–19, 2026 Winter sports are entering a decisive phase as league races narrow; high school programs jockey within tight FCIAC and SCC brackets, and MAAC basketball positioning continues to shape tournament seed lines. Women’s Basketball — Fairfield University 75, Quinnipiac 63 (Feb. 14,
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February 12, 2026 Games played February 5–12, 2026 With winter postseason brackets approaching, league tables are beginning to compress. In both the FCIAC and the MAAC, small gaps now separate home-court advantage from mid-bracket positioning, and this week’s results carried measurable seeding implications. Fairfield University Women’s Basketball
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Dates Covered: Jan. 24–Feb. 6, 2026 High School Roundup: Statement Wins and Tight Races Across Fairfield In boys basketball, Fairfield Ludlowe continued to set the pace in the FCIAC East. On Jan. 27, Ludlowe earned a decisive 63–45 win at St. Joseph, leaning on balance and control rather
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Dates Covered: Jan. 17–30, 2026 High School Roundup: Statement Wins and Tight Races Across Fairfield In boys basketball, Fairfield Ludlowe continued to set the standard in the FCIAC East. Ludlowe closed the window with a decisive 63–45 win over St. Joseph on Jan. 27, a game that showcased
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Covering games and standings from January 6–January 20, 2026 January Tightens the Screws as Fairfield Programs Trade Blows in League Play Close finishes, late pushes, and shifting league positions defined the past two weeks across town. Mid-January delivered the familiar grind across local gyms and rinks, where small runs