Brookfield Boys Basketball to Battle Bloomfield for State Basketball Championship: How To Watch, Tickets and More

BROOKFIELD, CT — After a nail-biter against Tolland, the Brookfield Bobcats boys basketball team will make their way to the Class M state championship game at the Mohegan Sun arena.

The No. 11 seeded Bobcats will take on the No. 8 seed Bloomfield Warhawks at the Mohegan Sun Arena in Montville on Sunday at 12:30 p.m. Below is a rundown of what you need to know about the game.

Teams

The 18-6 Bobcats have had a rollercoaster of a tournament so far, edging their opponents by a combined 15 points in the four games. To get to the championship Brookfield has defeated No. 22 Cardinal Sheehan, No. 6 Immaculate, No. 14 Weston and No. 10 Tolland.

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Bloomfield has taken a more conventional approach, with big wins over Grasso Tech, Northwestern and Seymour before knocking off No. 4 Holy Cross of Waterbury. They carry a 19-5 record into the matchup.

The Warhawks are no stranger to the state championship game, with 11 appearances and a 5-6 record overall. The Bobcats, however, are making their first appearance in the championship. You can read more about all of the state championship matchups by clicking here.

Directions

Traveling to root on the Bobcats? Here's a look at the fastest route from town center if you've never made your way to the casino before.

The arena is 96.7 miles away, and without traffic it will take between 1:25 and 1:50 to get there according to Google Maps.

Tickets

Tickets are $10 per session, and all tickets are general admission. There are no reserved seat tickets. You can click here to purchase tickets for the game. Online ticketing closes one hour before the session, and tickets can be purchased online with no additional fees or charges.

Live Stream

If you can't make it all the way to Montville for the contest but still want to tune in, you can live stream the game by subscribing to the NFHS network for $9.95. A portion of the subscription will go to Brookfield High School.