Naugy volleyball falls in last set
NAUGATUCK — When the Naugatuck volleyball team met Holy Cross in Waterbury for the first time this season, back at the end of September,...
NVL planning postseason tournaments
By Kyle Brennan, Citizen’s News
The strangest fall high school sports season ever is going to have the ending student-athletes deserve.
At least that was the...
Naugy bounces back with win over Crosby
NAUGATUCK — After tough back-to-back games against NVL contenders Seymour and Torrington, the Greyhounds got back in the swing of things with a win...
Deep run nothing new
BEACON FALLS — The Woodland volleyball team is getting used to reaching the point where there are no games left on the schedule.
In 2012...
Hawks start title defense with win
BEACON FALLS — Monday’s practice was all about passing for the Woodland volleyball team. It showed in Tuesday’s season-opening win over Naugy.
The...
Start to season not surprising to Naugy spikers
NAUGATUCK — It may have come as a surprise to the rest of the Naugatuck Valley League that the Greyhounds — armed with just...
Naugy boys moves on to second round
No. 11 Naugatuck earned a 1-0 win over No. 22 Newtown on Tuesday at Naugatuck High School in the first round of the Class...
Woodland volleyball beaten again by ‘Cats
WATERBURY – Minutes after Woodland’s 3-1 loss to Seymour in the Naugatuck Valley League girls’ volleyball championship game last Thursday, Hawks coach Jim Amato sat...
Family atmosphere fueled run to NVL volleyball title
By Ken Morse, Citizen's News
This is the fourth, and final, story of our annual series commemorating anniversaries of significant moments in local sports history....
Hawks top Kennedy; sit in first-place tie
BEACON FALLS — In a meeting of two unbeaten teams—one power and one upstart—power won out in the end. After dropping the first game, Woodland (6-0) staved off Kennedy (6-1) Wednesday night, 3-1 (15-25, 25-23, 25-15, 25-23), to remain atop the Naugatuck Valley League standings.
The Eagles won 10 of the match’s first 14 points, prompting Hawks coach Jim Amato to call time out, in an effort to regroup. But his squad rarely strung together consecutive points and the Eagles, though not a big-hitting team, made few errors, constantly keeping the ball in play en route to a 10-point win. 
