Video: Jaden Shirden highlights St. Joseph back has run for over 1,000 yards.
Saturday wrapped up the high school football season in Connecticut as four teams emerged as champions.
The Class LL state championship game saw Newtown (13-0) capture its first state championship since 1992, notching a 13-7 victory over Darien (11-2).
In Class L, the battle of unbeatens certainly didn't disappoint as St. Joseph (13-0) captured their third consecutive state championship, defeating Hand (12-1) 17-13.
Sheehan (11-2) left no doubt in the Class S title game defeating Bloomfield (12-1) 64-33 to earn the program's first state title since 1985.
Weston (12-1) took home its first state title in program history, knocking off Killingly (11-2) 27-6 in the Class M championship tilt.
Champions in 2018 include Greenwich (LL), Daniel Hand (L), St. Joseph (M) and Bloomfield (S).
Connecticut LL Full bracket can be found here - 2019 Connecticut High School Football Playoff Brackets: CIAC Class LL
