Girls of summer shine on softball diamond
By Ken Morse, Citizen’s News
Naugatuck and Woodland softball players spent a majority of the summer shinning on the softball diamond.
Travel softball and summer leagues...
Woodland’s Bulinski gives fans reason to buzz
By Kyle Brennan, Citizen’s News
BEACON FALLS — Fans start buzzing when the girl in the black No. 12 jersey steps into the left-handed batter’s...
Campos, Gray join St. Paul coaching ranks
By Ken Morse, Citizen’s News
BRISTOL — Naugatuck resident Joe Campos and former Naugatuck High assistant football coach Ollie Gray have joined the coaching ranks...
Top stories from a unique year of high school sports
By Kyle Brennan, Citizen’s News
With normalcy on the horizon — or already here for many folks — we can all look forward to a...
Greyhounds and Hawks earn NVL, state honors
By Kyle Brennan, Citizen’s News
It was a return to normalcy this spring season for high school sports in Connecticut, as teams completed the first...
Hawks ‘off’ in semifinals loss
By Kyle Brennan, Citizen’s News
Woodland to maintain championship potential next season
WEST HAVEN — The postgame message was short after the Woodland softball team’s 7-2...
Run ends for Greyhounds in quarterfinals
By Ken Morse, Citizen’s News
TRUMBULL — After the final out was recorded in a 9-0 loss to St. Joseph in the Class L quarterfinals...
Hawks fall in Class M semifinals
By Kevin Roberts, Republican-American
WEST HAVEN — Fifth-seeded North Branford was able to get clutch hits, and top-seeded Woodland couldn't muster enough in the Class...
Hawks move on to baseball, softball semifinals
By Republican-American
The Woodland baseball and softball teams are both one win away from playing for a Class M state championship.
No. 3 Woodland defeated No....
Hounds, Hawks advance to quarterfinals
By Kyle Brennan, Citizen’s News
BEACON FALLS — Woodland’s celebration of its first Naugatuck Valley League softball championship since 2010 lasted a few days.
Then, it...
