Stonington superintendent apologizes for fan's remarks towards New London players

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Last updated Sep 30, 2026

Stonington superintendent apologizes for fan's remarks towards New London players
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Stonington Superintendent Timothy Smith issued an apology after a fan made inappropriate comments toward New London players during a high school football game on September 25, 2026, where New London won 71-0. Following the game, a video surfaced showing a fan reacting to New London players allegedly trying to damage the goalpost padding, making derogatory remarks. Smith emphasized the importance of civility and respect, stating that the incident does not reflect the values of the Stonington community. An investigation into the matter is ongoing. New London coach Jack Cochran clarified that the comments were from an individual fan, not from Stonington's team or staff.

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  • •Stonington apologizes for fan's inappropriate comment after a football game.
  • •New London defeated Stonington 71-0 in the game on September 25, 2026.
  • •Authorities are investigating the remarks caught on video during the game.
  • •New London coach disassociates the incident from Stonington's staff and community.
  • •Civility Policy may lead to disciplinary actions for fans at future events.
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Stonington's Superintendent has apologized after a fan made what he called an "inappropriate comment" toward New London players.

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