Sports

BEACON FALLS — It wasn’t pretty for the Woodland girls volleyball team, but the Hawks will take it. Woodland needed all five sets but pulled...

NAUGATUCK — Senior Isabelle Moody didn’t take long to assert herself back into the Naugatuck lineup. Moody, who missed the last six weeks due to...

BRISTOL — Woodland coach Tim Shea wasn’t going to hang his hat on the Hawks’ 27-17 win over St. Paul on Sunday afternoon, but...

NAUGATUCK — Torrington running back Brenden Lytton was just too much for Naugatuck to handle. The Red Raiders senior rushed for 287 yards, scored four...

Round of Applause Divisional playin Naugatuck Valley League football is such a great idea. We had Small and Large divisions for years, but those were...

I played baseball and football during my heyday. I even played one year of organized basketball—not very well, I might add. Something about being...

BEACON FALLS — It has taken 10 years but the Woodland boys soccer team has finally figured out Naugatuck. Last Friday, the Hawks hosted...

NAUGATUCK — After the Woodland boys’ monumental, 6-2 victory over Naugatuck last Friday afternoon, the day was only half finished. They packed it up...

NAUGATUCK — The Naugatuck High School football and soccer teams are usually among the best teams in the Naugatuck Valley League. The fields they play on, though, are a completely different story. The Greyhounds’ soccer pitch and football field are marred with ruts, dirt spots, and major drainage issues. Boys soccer coach Art Nunes, who is in his 17th year with the team, has been critical of the field for which his players have to settle.

WATERBURY — Woodland’s defense is back to normal. That is, if allowing three points to opposing varsity offenses in the last two games is...