Two Ferlings and a movement from a sonata should do you just fine (Creston and Heiden are both good suggestions, I might also add the Lunde or possibly a Baroque sonata).
Connecticut, eh?... That's pretty close to New York. If you don't mind going out of state for college, I would HIGHLY recommend Fredonia. It's about an hour away from Buffalo to give you an idea of what part of the state you would be in. Dr. Zumwalt is amazing and I guarantee that you will learn a lot from him. The music ed program is no joke either - it's the bread and butter of the program there and is rather intense. Dr. Bernhard is the new department chair I believe - he was one of my favorite teachers when I was there. I would suggest sending them both an email if you're interested. Potsdam would be a good choice too (and closer to CT), but it's hard to say what kind of saxophone ed you'll get in the post-McAllister era. I'm sure his replacement will be good, but it won't be Dr. McAllister. BTW, who is the new teacher at Potsdam anyways???