Tag: Sports
Overtime with Ken Morse
Mo’s Moments
Lighting it up
Woodland sophomore Preston Alessio scored four goals to ignite the Hawks’ offense in a 9-0 win Sept. 17 over Ansonia.
Killing it
Naugatuck’s...
School bus driver shortage impacts high school sports
By Kyle Brennan, Citizen’s News
Now hiring.
The signs are plastered on almost every Main Street in America these days. Now a nationwide shortage of school...
All systems go for fall sports
By Ken Morse, Citizen’s News
Precautionary measures put in place by the CIAC and state health officials last fall in response to the COVID-19 pandemic...
Plenty of big games on tap in the fall
By Kyle Brennan, Citizen’s News
The fall high school sports season will finally begin Sept. 9, and everyone hopes to play complete seasons with championship...
Usher job provides great seat for baseball
By Ken Morse, Citizen’s News
Gary Troy’s part-time job provides him one of the best seats in the house in Major League Baseball.
Troy, a former...
Fall high school sports fast approaching
By Kyle Brennan, Citizen’s News
The fall high school sports season — a relatively normal one, hopefully — is almost here. Football teams already have...
Budding athletics helped establish community at Woodland
By Kyle Brennan, Citizen’s News
This is the third story of our annual series commemorating anniversaries of significant moments in local sports history. This week’s...
Vaccination strategy for high school sports under discussion
By Paul Hughes, Republican-American
NEW HAVEN — While fall sports are set to resume when high schools reopen, whether student-athletes will be required to be...
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...
Morse: Spring sports season shines light at end of tunnel
The return of high school spring sports helped to shine a light at the end of the tunnel.
More than 500 fans showed up to...
