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Several fall Southington High School athletic teams have already begun postseason play while others are gearing up for the playoffs. Here are the latest results and the next matchups on each squad’s potential playoff path.

When Megan Wittneben took over the role of head coach of the Blue Knight girls swimming team this year, she wasn’t unfamiliar with the position...

The postseason is approaching for all of Southington High School’s fall athletic programs. Check out the latest results and who the Blue Knights will face next on their path to the playoffs.

Southington Football head coach Rob Levesque knows the Blue Knights are a strong team with untapped potential. Still, he isn’t sugarcoating Southington’s performance Friday night

Southington boys cross country stayed undefeated in their dual meet schedule, moving to 9-0. The Blue Knights defeated Platt (15-50) and Newington (17-46) on October 1 in their home senior meet.

For the Southington High School boys cross country team, advancing to the New England Championship is the ultimate prize.

The Southington football home opener wasn’t the only hotly contested battle the Blue Knights saw this week. Keep reading to check out all the results and events to come as the fall season advances.

Southington High School football came into their home opener looking to avenge their Week 2 loss against Glastonbury. Their chance at redemption faced a serious challenge, however.

Katie Cavanaugh was in eighth grade when she lined up in that year’s Southington Apple Harvest 5K. While she had been running cross country before that, it was her first road race and her first 5K.

Southington High School girls soccer is well aware of how difficult it is to make the Class LL State Tournament. But the Blue Knights aren’t shying away from the challenge.

Southington High School sports continued their fall season with a number of high-powered matchups. Here is a recap of all this week’s results and a look ahead to the Blue Knights’ upcoming games.

While Southington girls volleyball is coming off of an impressive 23-2 campaign, this year’s squad isn’t resting on their laurels – they’re looking to craft their own identity.

A round-up and preview of Southington High School sports for September 7, 2025.

With four of their top seven runners graduating from the program, Southington High School girls cross country will have a very different identity during the 2025 campaign.

Head coach Austin Magaro and the Southington High School boys soccer team are not just looking to return to the postseason; they hope to host a State Tournament game. However, they’ll be making that playoff quest without one of their key players.

The Southington baseball 10U All-Star team was down to their final out, with no one on base and trailing by a run in the District 2 championship. One more out would have halted Southington’s summer season in its tracks. But just as they had done at many points throughout their multi-tournament run, the 10U All-Stars refused to go down without a fight.

The members of this year’s Southington 12U All-Stars team have played plenty of baseball together. From ground-ball drills to District titles, Southington’s squad had been through it all before entering the 2025 summer season. Still, one thing had evaded their grasp – the Sectional Championship title.

With their red jerseys and black pants rather than the traditional blue and white, it may have been difficult to recognize the Southington 10U SeaBreeze team at first. But by the end of their summer season, this year’s squad was unmistakable as they etched themselves into Southington history.