Haddam-Killingworth secures third consecutive Class SS title at championships
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 31, 2026, 5:25 PM
Last updated Oct 31, 2026

At the CIAC Boys Cross Country Championships on October 31, 2026, held at Wickham Park in Manchester, Haddam-Killingworth claimed its third straight Class SS title. Evan Berardino led the team with a first-place finish in 16:42.6, followed closely by teammate Wyatt Voegtli, who finished second at 16:50.6. The team dominated the competition, finishing with 33 points, well ahead of second-place East Hampton, which scored 89. This victory marks the 14th championship for Haddam-Killingworth since 1980. The event featured teams competing for six titles and individual championships across various classes.
- •Haddam-Killingworth wins the Class SS championship at the CIAC awards.
- •Evan Berardino finishes first in the race, followed by Wyatt Voegtli.
- •The team scores a total of 33 points, easily outpacing East Hampton.
- •This marks Haddam-Killingworth's third consecutive title and 14th overall since 1980.
- •The championships took place at Wickham Park in Manchester.
- 5:25 PMYahoo Sports — CIAC boys cross country championships: Haddam-Killingworth claims 3rd straight Class SS crown
"Six team titles and individual championships are up for grabs at Wickham Park.
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