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Woodland girls’ soccer, volleyball bounced

November 17, 2010 0

The seasons of the Woodland girls’ soccer and volleyball teams ended last week as both teams lost in the second round of their Class...

Woodland volleyball beaten again by ‘Cats

November 5, 2010 0

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...

Woodland spikers back in NVL title game

November 3, 2010 0

WATERBURY – Woodland’s victory over Kennedy in the Naugatuck Valley League semifinals came down to one simple, fundamental key to victory: Execution. The Hawks communicated, passed...

Woodland volleyball rolls over Naugy

September 22, 2010 0

Woodland senior setter Jess Patrizi put on a display of her skills on Tuesday night, and Naugatuck had a front row view. Patrizi served with...

Woodland volleyball begins title defense

September 15, 2010 0

BEACON FALLS – The Naugatuck Valley League title defense of the Woodland volleyball team started Tuesday, and despite having an almost entirely new team,...

Fall all-CN selections announced

December 2, 2009 0

Citizen's News Sports presents its fall all-CN selections, 10 standout athletes from each of our two high schools. Woodland Football Jack DeBiase: The junior running back led...

Hawks spike Kennedy for NVL crown

November 6, 2009 0

ANSONIA – Woodland can party like it’s 2007 all over again. For the second time in three years, the Hawks spikers are Naugatuck Valley League champions, as the Black and Gold beat top-seeded Kennedy, 3-1 (25-16, 27-25, 9-25, 26-24), in Thursday’s title game at Ansonia High. After dominating the first game, the Hawks trailed by as many as six points late in game two. But Woodland steadily climbed out of the deficit and eventually took a 23-22 lead on the strength of senior Steph Badale’s five-point service run. The teams traded the next six points, each facing a game point at one point, until an epic rally featuring 25 exchanges of the ball ended when senior Emily Hutvagner found the center of the Kennedy floor for the kill.