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Tolland High boys soccer honored after back‑to‑back Class M titles
Summary
The Tolland Board of Education opened its Dec. 3 meeting by recognizing the Tolland High School boys soccer team for consecutive Class M state championships and several conference milestones; coaches, players and the athletic supervisor attended and received a plaque and upcoming proclamation.
The Tolland Board of Education opened its Dec. 3 meeting by celebrating the Tolland High School boys soccer team, which secured back‑to‑back Class M state championships and several conference accomplishments.
A board member read a summary of the season, noting the Eagles’ 21–3 record, a program‑best 83 goals and 13 shutouts, and described the team as “unanimously ranked number 1 in Class M all season.” Head coach Mike Kokomo, assistant coach Bryce Haston and volunteer assistant Ryan Saroy were introduced and joined by athletic supervisor Tim McCluskey.
Coach remarks emphasized program continuity and player commitment. One coach said the team “went out and they earned it,” praising the program’s work in summer training and youth camps that help develop future players. The board announced the team will receive a formal proclamation at the upcoming town council meeting and presented a plaque that will be placed in the high‑school trophy case.
The recognition segment lasted several minutes, included remarks from players and parents in attendance, and closed with thanks from the board and administration.
The celebration was ceremonial; no formal board action was taken on athletics during that agenda item.
