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Breaks not falling Woodland’s way
ANSONIA — The Woodland baseball team can’t seem to catch a break. The Hawks were still two wins away from reaching the postseason after suffering a tough 4-2 loss to Ansonia on Monday at Nolan Field. “Ansonia is a team that is taking advantage of every break right now, winning 10 of the last... »
Greyhounds clinch spot in state tourney
WATERBURY — With three games left in the regular season, Chris Sheedy made his season debut and gave a solid performance. Naugatuck’s offense did the rest and smashed 14 hits to clinch a spot in the state tournament with an 8-3 win over Crosby on a chilly Tuesday night at Washington Park. Josh Aviles... »
Woodland battles back against Kennedy
BEACON FALLS — With a disappointing 2 ½ innings in the books Monday against Kennedy, the Woodland baseball team trotted into the dugout an unhappy bunch of Hawks. For the first time this season, they had a chance to capture some real momentum. Entering as winners of two of their last three, they faced... »
Homeless ‘Hounds at a crossroads
NAUGATUCK — In the pursuit of victory there is always the mystic of the home-field advantage. The Naugatuck baseball team was destined to play all its games on the road this season due to construction at the high school. Last Friday the Greyhounds finally came home to Rotary Field but couldn’t take advantage of... »
Woodland snaps losing skid
BEACON FALLS — The Woodland baseball team has shaken off a tough start to the season and came away with a 6-4 win over Naugatuck on Monday. Tanner Kingsley handcuffed the ‘Hounds with a lethal curveball, scattering six hits and striking out six through five innings on the hill. The Hawks (3-6) snapped a... »
Naugatuck rallies to claim first win
WATERBURY — The Naugatuck baseball team shook off a slow start to the season, rallying from a 2-0 deficit Monday at Fulton Park to earn its first win, 8-3, over Sacred Heart. The Greyhounds began the season with a 7-1 loss to Wolcott and a 3-2 setback to Holy Cross. But John Dean helped... »
Comeback falls short for Hawks
BEACON FALLS — Scoring three runs in three games is a tough way to start the season. It’s the way the Woodland baseball has begun this spring, and the Hawks are 0-3 after a 2-1 loss to Seymour on Monday. Woodland suffered a 4-0 loss to St. Paul in the season opener and a... »
Dean returns to the mound for Rock Cats
NEW BRITAIN — When Naugatuck native Pat Dean pitched a September game with the New Britain Rock Cats two seasons ago, he had hoped it wouldn’t be the last time he’d be with the Minnesota Twins’ Double-A affiliate. He’s back. “I’m excited,” Dean said of beginning this season at the highest level in his... »
Hawks looking ahead to new season
BEACON FALLS — Last year is a distant memory for the Woodland baseball team. The Hawks are focused on leaving behind a 7-13 season in which they missed the state tournament for the first time since the program’s infancy. With plenty of returning parts, third-year head coach Mike Kingsley thinks last year’s experience will... »
Fresh faces fill the field for Naugy
NAUGATUCK — As opening day approaches for the Naugatuck baseball team, the next week could be extremely valuable. The Greyhounds, who had 11 seniors on their roster last year, were scheduled to play five exhibition games from March 26-30. Those games should produce a lot of information for Naugy head coach Tom Deller. As with... »