Matthew Thompson: Every Athlete Counts Seth Azevedo June 7, 2017 Having played soccer since the age of three, the new CRHS varsity soccer coach Mr. Matthew Thompson brings years of experience to the table. He is...
“I Got Calculus” Griffin Murphy June 7, 2017 “I Got Calculus” The AP Calculus class of 2017 decided to teach the community about calculus in a less mainstream way. As Kendrick...
Jeep Gang 0III0 Jack Murphy June 7, 2017 By Brendan Wiknik and Jack Murphy The Jeep wave is a common gesture that Jeepers use to communicate with one another. When you see them driving...
Taking the Next Step: Megi Zaclli Josh King June 5, 2017 On Wednesday, May 31 Coginchaug student-athlete Megi Zaclli signed her letter of intent to play Division II volleyball for American International...
Softball Falls Short in Shorelines; Already Looking Impressive in States Chris Solomon May 31, 2017 The Coginchaug girls softball team was off to a great start in the Shoreline Tournament this postseason. Their first matchup on Wednesday, May 24 was...
CRHS Softball Senior Night 2017 Natalie Labasi May 30, 2017 By Lizzie Whitaker and Natalie Labasi On Friday, May 19, the CRHS Softball team held their third annual Senior Night game held at George...
Front Paige News: Jess a Click Away Lauren Fairchild May 30, 2017 Paige Larkin and Jessica Coughlin, senior tennis players, have demonstrated their full potential and love for the game on the court this season....
A Night to ACTUALLY Remember Liv Preneta May 26, 2017 Prom is supposed to be a night that students use as a chance to get dressed up and dance the night away, looking their best with their closest...
Quick & Simple Meal Prep Sydona Tregoning May 26, 2017 Maintaining a balanced, healthy diet might seem like an overwhelming task, but with these quick, easy steps, you can have a full, nutritious meal...
OPINION: A brief walk through the political philosophies Jose Cadena May 25, 2017 A lot of time is wasted in political discussions when people try to define ideologies and systems. The 2016 election was one of the first...
Golf Wins Shorelines for First Time in Almost a Decade Paige Copeland May 24, 2017 By Paige Copeland & RaAnna Kurek On Tuesday, May 23, the Coginchaug golf team traveled to Stanley Golf Course in New Britain and won the...
2017 CIAC Scholar-Athlete Award Winners Josh King May 24, 2017 Photo by Sydney Brant PRESS RELEASE FROM THE COGINCHAUG DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS Congratulations to Alexandra Alsup and Richard...
Coginchaug Sophomore Hits Hole-in-One RaAnna Kurek May 24, 2017 PRESS RELEASE Submitted by Golf Coach Susan Wagemaker EJ Dzialo, a two-year member of the Coginchaug Regional High School Boys Varsity Golf...
Softball Ready Return to the Shoreline Championship Chris Solomon May 24, 2017 Photo by Paige Copeland The Coginchaug Softball team grabbed hold of the five seed in this weeks upcoming Shoreline Tournament. After falling...
Movie Review: The Fate of the Furious RaAnna Kurek May 24, 2017 By Paige Copeland and RaAnna Kurek If you watch F. Gary Gray’s Fast and the Furious franchise, you will want to go to a movie theater...
Is Baseball Ready for the Shoreline Tournament? Chris Solomon May 22, 2017 It is that time of the year again: the short period between the end of the regular season and the start of the Shoreline and CIAC State tournaments....
Coginchaug Baseball Celebrates Senior Night Against East Haven Josh King May 18, 2017 By Kyle Fontaine & Josh...
Battle of Berkeley II Mason Sarro-Twickler May 17, 2017 Violence broke out at Berkeley College on April 15 as Trump supporters, patriots and free speech advocates staged a free speech rally in...
Coginchaug 2017 States/Shoreline Spring Sports Calender Megi Zaclli May 16, 2017 Once you hover over the calendar below, you will see the dates of every spring sport and their shoreline/states...
Photos of Boys Baseball vs. Valley Regional Megi Zaclli May 12, 2017 Photos of the boys baseball game against Valley...
Devils Baseball Fighting to Stay Alive Chris Solomon May 12, 2017 Coginchaug baseball was off to a great start at the beginning of their season, going 4-0 in their first four games. Following this great start,...
Coginchaug Takes on North Branford and East Hampton Baseball Megi Zaclli May 10, 2017 By Megi Zaclli and Sydona Tregoning Check out photos of the...
Girls on Dominant Win Streak; Helmedach & Labasi Reach Milestone Chris Solomon May 4, 2017 Following a slow 3-4 start to their season, the Coginchaug girls softball team soon got on a five-game hot streak in which they outscored opponents...
OPINION: What the hell has happened in Venezuela? Jose Cadena May 4, 2017 “Privatization is a neoliberal and imperialist plan. Health can’t be privatized because it is a fundamental Human Right, nor can education,...
Coginchaug Golf Off to a Strong Start; Looks to Continue Success Kyle Fontaine May 4, 2017 As of April 27, Coginchaug has a 2-1 record in conference matches and is 2-3 overall. Currently sitting at fifth in the Division IV State ranking,...
OPINION: The Cost of the Wall Seth Azevedo May 3, 2017 President Trump has made his plan to construct a wall on our southern border a priority for Congress to address going forward in his term. Although...
Ceramics and Pottery Lexi Raffles May 2, 2017 Students who are enrolled in ceramics and pottery classes at Coginchaug have just started their unit where they are learning and experimenting with...
Harlem Wizards 2017 Brendan Sirois May 2, 2017 Footage and video package by Adam Doolittle & Brendan Sirois On Tuesday, April 18 at 6:30 p.m., the Harlem Wizards came to Coginchaug Regional...
How to Study for Finals Lizzie Whitaker May 2, 2017 By Natalie Labasi and Lizzie Whitaker These are some tips and tricks that we find helpful when it comes to studying for high school final...
Another Successful Music Trip for CRHS RaAnna Kurek May 1, 2017 By RaAnna Kurek and Paige Copeland This year, the Coginchaug Music Department attended The Festivals of Music adjudication in Virginia Beach,...
Upcoming Outdoor Track Meets Lauren Fairchild April 28, 2017 Friday 4/28 Stafford Rotary Invitational Tuesday 5/2 Dual meet @ Portland Creed, Portland Tuesday 5/9 Dual...
Supplements: What to Use and Why Sydona Tregoning April 28, 2017 Whey Protein The main use of a protein supplement is when you are lacking protein in your diet or to speed up recovery by drinking it at the end...
Boys Outdoor Track Team Starts Season Off Strong Megan Decker April 25, 2017 On Thursday, April 13, the boys outdoor track team competed at the Record Journal Invitational held at Lyman Hall High School in Wallingford. This...
Girls Softball Undefeated at Home through Three Chris Solomon April 20, 2017 The Coginchaug softball team has gone 3-3 their first six games this season but has managed to remain undefeated at home through the season thus far....
Supporting for a Cure Paige Copeland April 19, 2017 The boys and girls basketball teams support the #WillettStrong campaign to raise money for a local family fighting breast cancer. The Coginchaug...
Strong Start for Boys Baseball Chris Solomon April 18, 2017 Following a 6-4 win over Valley Regional, the Coginchaug boys baseball team had several games canceled and rescheduled due to rain and field...
2017 Coginchaug Varsity Baseball Roster Megi Zaclli April 18, 2017 Hover over each position to learn more about the...
OPINION: Sports Positively Impact a Student Athlete Megi Zaclli March 22, 2017 Playing sports in high school has a positive impact on students, encouraging a healthy way of life. Being a student-athlete for my whole high...
OPINION: Transgender Teens Deserve Bathroom Rights Seth Azevedo March 17, 2017 The Trump administration sent out guidelines to schools on Wednesday, Feb. 22 stating that schools should have the decision on whether transgender...
EDITORIAL: Does the CIAC Fairly Place Teams in Each Class? Liv Preneta March 17, 2017 By Liv Preneta & Chris Solomon Year after year, many small town sports teams enter the annual state championship, sponsored by the Connecticut...
CRHS Students Saving Lives Lizzie Whitaker March 17, 2017 By Natalie Labasi and Lizzie Whitaker On March 2, 2017 Coginchaug held its annual blood drive in the gymnasium. The drive was open to any 17-18...
Opinion: The Purple Tide Jose Cadena March 16, 2017 At the end of the 1990s and during the first decade of the 2000s, Latin America lived a movement of political change, during which the neo-liberal...
Technology is Bugging Out Camden Stockdale March 16, 2017 Although bugs currently cannot be engineered to have the capabilities of real ones, the engineers from Draper have revamped failed experiments with a...
Devils Put up Tough Fight; Fall in Second Round of States Chris Solomon March 15, 2017 The Coginchaug boys basketball team traveled to Bristol, Connecticut on Thursday, March 9 to take on the No. 8 ranked St. Paul Catholic High...
“Egg”ing on Senior’s CUS Project Marissa Bizzario March 13, 2017 What came first, the chicken or the egg? In this case, it’s Kaylie’s Coginchaug Senior Project (CUSP). Senior Kaylie LeMere took advantage of the...
Hatred on the Homefront Rick Sorensen March 13, 2017 Hatred is nothing new. Since the beginning of time, a hate-stricken society has been fueled by unjustified racial prejudice. According to a study...
Book of Mormon: Review Taylon Fay March 13, 2017 The Book of Mormon Taylon Fay Taking a clever and satirical swing at current-day religion, Matt Stone and Trey Parker have brought their...
March 2017 Club Updates Sydney Brant March 13, 2017 By Jack French and Sydney Brant ECO: Hunger is a life-threatening problem throughout much of the world. Coginchaug’s ECO-Club is doing...
CRHS Cheerleading Team Places Higher than ever Before Erin Hassmann March 13, 2017 The Coginchaug cheerleading team placed the highest the cheer team has ever placed in the CIAC Class S State Cheerleading Championship. It took...
Coginchaug Cracks Down Josh King March 13, 2017 Coginchaug has recently installed a new rule, dealing with the time period for students missing work due to absences, that doesn't seem to be going...
The Benefits of Being Bilingual RaAnna Kurek March 13, 2017 America is commonly known as “The Great Melting Pot,” meaning that people of all different religions and ethnicities and who speak...
Diving into the Playoffs Brendan Sirois March 8, 2017 Coginchaug/Lyman Hall swimming regular season ended on Feb. 21. The boys ended up losing their last two meets of the regular season, making their...
Boys Basketball Holds on in Double OT Over the Panthers Chris Solomon March 8, 2017 On Tuesday, March 7, the No. 9 ranked Coginchaug boys basketball team hosted the No. 24 ranked East Windsor Panthers. Despite their 10-10 record, the...
Girls Basketball: The End of a Season, Not the Era Chris Solomon March 7, 2017 The Coginchaug Girls Basketball team traveled to Bethel High School to take on the No. 5 ranked Wildcats on Friday, March 3 in the second round of...
Boys Basketball Falls Short in Shoreline Tournament; Turns Eyes Towards States Chris Solomon March 2, 2017 The Coginchaug boys basketball team traveled to East Hampton on Tuesday, Feb. 28 to battle the Bell Ringers for the Semifinals of the Shoreline...
Girls Basketball: Not Done Just Yet Chris Solomon March 1, 2017 *Story Below The Coginchaug Lady Blue Devils traveled to St. Bernard High School in Uncasville, Connecticut where they recently won the Class...
Battling through Shoreline Quarterfinals Chris Solomon February 28, 2017 The Coginchaug boys basketball team hosted the Creed Wolves for the quarter-finals of the Shoreline Tournament. Prior to this game, the Devils lost a...
Boys Basketball Cruising into the Post-Season Chris Solomon February 22, 2017 After they defeated the Cromwell Panthers on the road, the Coginchaug boys basketball team got on a hot streak that resulted in them winning their...
Boys Basketball Pink Out Chris Solomon February 16, 2017 On Tuesday, Feb. 14, the boys basketball team hosted their annual “Pink Out” night against North Branford to help support the fight against...
Opinion: The Global Promises of 2017 Jose Cadena February 8, 2017 By José Cadena At least we all hated something from 2016: the Fort McMurray fire, the Zika Virus destroying communities, the refugee crisis...
Athlete Profile: Jack Murphy Josh King January 23, 2017 So far Coginchaug boys basketball is off to a good start being 5-4. Their leading scorer so far is Jack Murphy, the starting center, number 34....
Indoor Track Shoreline Conference Meet #1 Results Lauren Fairchild January 18, 2017 Loading... (function(d){var js, id="pikto-embed-js", ref=d.getElementsByTagName("script");if (d.getElementById(id)) {...
Sparks of New Life for Girls Basketball Chris Solomon January 12, 2017 Over the winter break, the girls basketball team was able to begin and hold on to a couple of necessary wins to boost their motivation as they...
OPINION: Positive Outcomes from Implementing Lights on Football Field Megi Zaclli January 10, 2017 By Megi Zaclli & Charlotte Devers “Having lights on both the football field and tennis courts would provide the best opportunity for...
Connecticut Ties to Presidential Cabinet RaAnna Kurek January 9, 2017 President-elect Donald Trump recently nominated Mrs. Linda McMahon, a 36-year Connecticut resident, to be the head of the Small Business...
Santa Project 2016 Sydney Brant January 9, 2017 The Spanish Honor Society at Coginchaug Regional High School has been participating in the Santa Project for over ten years now, donating presents to...
Peppermint Holiday Bark Tutorial Erin Hassmann January 4, 2017 Ingredients: 22 ounces white chocolate chips 8 ounces semi-sweet chocolate chips 3 teaspoons coconut oil (1 ½ for melting white...
Opinion – Duterte’s War Against Common Sense Jose Cadena December 22, 2016 By Jose Cadena On June 30, Rodrigo Duterte took power as the president of the Philippines. Duterte has become internationally infamous for two...
Girls Basketball Winter Break Schedule Chris Solomon December 19, 2016 Created by Griffin Murphy and Chris Solomon This is a list of the girls first few games leading up to and after Christmas during their holiday break...
Favorite Christmas Movies Chris Solomon December 19, 2016 Written By Chris Solomon and Griffin Murphy After surveying 50 students and teachers in the school, we found that the most popular Christmas movie...
OPINION: Should we lower the voting age? Kyle Fontaine December 19, 2016 Takoma Park is the first city in America that has lowered their legal voting age to 16 years old, which will definitely have a positive effect on the...
Coginchaug Alpine Club Josh King December 15, 2016 This year’s Coginchaug Alpine Club is off to a good start, distributing 65 packets at their first meeting; they are expected to have more members...
Community Round-Up 2016 Slideshow Rick Sorensen December 12, 2016 Yet again, the Community Round-Up was an enormous success in 2016. Collecting over 14,000 individual food items and over $3,300 in cash and gift...
Coginchaug Alumni Basketball Game Jack Murphy December 12, 2016 On Monday, Nov. 28 the Benchwarmers hosted an alumni game in which graduated basketball players, both young and old, play against one another. They...
Calexit RaAnna Kurek December 12, 2016 The result of the 2016 election sparked California residents’ past idea of seceding from the United States. While many residents from California...
Girls Basketball Tip-Off Chris Solomon December 12, 2016 The Coginchaug girls basketball team finished off last season with a solid record of 14-9 with their toughest competitors being the Cromwell Panthers...
