CIAC girls volleyball tournament opens November 10 across four classes
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Last updated Nov 8, 2026

The CIAC girls volleyball tournaments will commence on November 10, 2026, featuring Class LL, L, M, and S competitions. The finals are scheduled for November 20 and 21 at Bulkeley High School and East Haven High School, respectively. Defending champion Greenwich leads Class LL while Class L has numerous contenders, including top seed East Lyme. In Class M, RHAM aims for continued success after moving down from Class L. Class S features Hale-Ray and Coventry as strong competitors, with Hale-Ray seeking its first title since 1982.
- •Tournaments start on November 10 and end with finals on November 20-21.
- •Greenwich is unbeaten and defending champion in Class LL.
- •East Lyme is the top seed in Class L, facing pressure from challengers.
- •RHAM, previously dominant in Class L, seeks another title in Class M.
- •Hale-Ray aims to end a title drought dating back to 1982 in Class S.
- 10:00 AMYahoo Sports — 2026 CIAC girls volleyball state tournament storylines, top players and what to know
"2026 CIAC girls volleyball storylines, top players and what to know for the Class S, M, L and LL tournaments.
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