Login  /  Register  | 3 premium articles left before you must register.

Dugan tabbed to take over New London girls' basketball post

By Mike DiMauro

Publication: The Day

Published 06/15/2012 12:00 AM
Updated 06/14/2012 11:42 PM
Former Waterford star is a recent CCSU grad

New London Former All-State forward Kerrianne Dugan of Waterford has been named the new girls' basketball coach at New London High School.

Dugan, a recent graduate of Central Connecticut State University, replaces Cas Grygorcewicz, who stepped down recently, athletic director Jeff Larson said Thursday.

Larson said Dugan emerged from a pool of eight candidates.

"She's the best fit for us and our girls," Larson said.

Dugan played all four years at Central, averaging 10.8 points, six rebounds and more than 34 minutes per game.

She was a member of the Northeast Conference's All-Rookie team in 2008 and was honored on the Northeast Conference's second team in 2009.

At Central, Dugan was part of the first women's basketball team to make the postseason National Invitational Tournament.

Dugan scored more than 1,000 points at Waterford and was named All-State in 2008. She played in state championship games in her sophomore and senior seasons. She was a two-time member of The Day's All-Area team.

"We're getting someone who played four years of college basketball," Larson said. "She's young and energetic.

"She's the kind of person we need who can teach our kids and show them how to succeed. She knows the AAU process. She'll build our program."

m.dimauro@theday.com

Also of Interest

Town News

Visit Zip06
Submit Your:  Submit Your News Submit Your Photos Submit Your Events

Have you spotted a celebrity?

Have you ever spotted any celebrities around the region? Tell us who, where and when via email to tips@theday.com. Include photos if possible.

Most Recent Poll
On Aug. 14 Connecticut Democrats and Republicans will choose their candidates for U.S. Senate and in several other races. Are you following the primary elections?
Yes, I’m keeping a close eye on these important races.
55%
No, it’s summer. Get back to me in the fall.
26%
There’s a primary election?
20%
Number of votes: 493