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Athletic Update

Posted Date: 9/12/25 (12:49 PM)

Brookfield High School Athletic Update
September 12, 2025
Scoreboard Update
Great news — our scoreboard is up and running again! A technician from Northeast Scoreboard was able to get it working. While it’s not in the best condition, we’re hopeful it will hold up until funding is secured for a replacement.
Michaels Cup Award Recognition
A huge congratulations to our Athletic Advisory and the entire Athletic Department! Brookfield High School has once again been recognized by the CIAC as a Michaels Jewelers Achievement Cup Award Winner.
This award is given to schools that exemplify the CIAC Class Act program by promoting positive sportsmanship, empowering students to lead, and supporting their community through service. We are proud to be recognized for the outstanding work of our student-athletes, staff, and community.
Highlights from Our Class Act / Athletic Advisory Program

  • Leadership & Representation
    • BHS student-athletes serve on every CIAC committee — the only school in the state with this distinction.
    • Led breakout sessions at CIAC leadership conferences for high school, middle school, and elementary students.
  • Class Act Initiatives
    • Pledge Night at Chick-fil-A: 100% of student-athletes signed the Class Act pledge; 85% of the student body participated.
    • Officers meet with all athletic teams to set expectations and promote sportsmanship.
    • Published the Athletic Advisory Playbook to guide teams and programs.
    • Developed and launched a new Athletic Captains Criteria and selection process this year, ensuring clear expectations and consistent leadership standards across all teams.
  • Belonging & Inclusion
    • Recognized nationally in NIAAA Magazine for our Belonging Wheel project.
    • Partnering with Sacred Heart University to develop a new Belonging Curriculum for coaches and athletes (launching 2025–26).
    • Conducting self-studies to ensure all visiting teams and officials feel welcomed.
  • Conflict Resolution & Support
    • Advisory Review Board meets with players, teams, or programs when issues arise, creating plans for growth and improvement.
  • Athletic Department Goals for 2025–26
    • Increase attendance and support at all athletic events.
    • Enforce zero tolerance for inappropriate parent and fan behavior.
  • Fan Behavior Expectations
    Brookfield High School is proud to be a CIAC Class Act School. We expect our fans to show positive sportsmanship at all times.
    • Not Allowed: yelling at officials, players, or coaches; sarcastic or disrespectful remarks; calling out names or jersey numbers.
    • Consequence: violators will be asked to leave and suspended from the next game.
    • Improving our fan behavior scores is a top priority this year.
  • Community Engagement
    • Sharing Class Act principles with Whisconier Middle School students.
    • Hosting food drives, toy drives, youth clinics, and elementary field days.
    • Expanding Class Act social media outreach and video initiatives.
  • Game-Day & School Spirit
    • Officers meet regularly with school leaders and fan captains to set expectations.
    • Pep rallies and fan practices held three times a year to promote respectful cheering.
    • Officials welcomed with thank-you notes, hospitality, and recognition before games.
Brookfield High School continues to lead the way in creating a positive, respectful, and inclusive athletic culture. Please encourage your student-athletes to get involved — their leadership and participation make all the difference!