Wildcats bow out in Class M quarters
Written by Bill Bloxsom, Sports Editor
Friday, 20 November 2009 13:27
It was no surprise that serve-receive would prove to be the difference when Seymour High played host to St. Joseph in a Class M second-round girls volleyball match on Nov. 10.
Postseason champs crowned
Written by Staff
Wednesday, 18 November 2009 13:51
Benanto Real Estate and Naugatuck Valley Ob-Gyn/Dewey’s Pub earned postseason playoff championships as the Seymour Valley Men’s Softball League winds down its 2009 season.
Benanto finished fourth in the regular season but dominated the show in the postseason, as it completed a four-game undefeated run with a sweep of Haynes Materials in the divisional finals to claim the Wood Division II championship.Seymour second in NVL
Written by Staff
Wednesday, 11 November 2009 14:48
The Seymour High girls swim team finished in second place overall at the NVL Swimming and Diving Championship on Saturday night at Kennedy High in Waterbury.
Seymour had several great swims in accumulating 643 points.Wilby holds off Derby
Written by Ken Morse, Correspondent
Wednesday, 11 November 2009 14:47
It came down to a pair of fourth-quarter drives that took most of the time off the clock when Wilby High held off Derby High in an NVL football game on Nov. 7.
The host Wildcats took the 13-7 decision, winning for the fourth straight week, and the Red Raiders have lost three games by a combined total of 14 points and dropped to 3-5 on the season.Chargers win wild one with St. Paul
Written by Tom O'Reilly, Correspondent
Wednesday, 11 November 2009 14:44
The Ansonia High football team ran out to a 38-7 third-quarter lead before hanging on for a 45-29 win over the previously once-beaten St. Paul co-op team on Senior Night at Jarvis Stadium Nov. 6.
Nick’s Roofing claims postseason playoff title
Written by Staff
Thursday, 05 November 2009 10:29
Ansonia tramples Derby-O’Brien Tech
Written by Mike Suppe, Assistant Sports Editor
Thursday, 05 November 2009 10:27
The first meeting between the Ansonia and Derby-O’Brien Tech football teams since 2003 was a real barn burner— for one half.
Ansonia carried a hard-fought 21-14 advantage into the break, but the final two quarters belonged to Montrel Dobbs and the Charger defense.
Dobbs, a junior tailback, rushed for two of his four touchdowns in the third quarter and the Charger defense, led by Paul Stumpo, limited the Red Raiders to three first down in the second half.
The result was a resounding 44-14 victory for Ansonia over Derby in an NVL Brass Division showdown at Lou DeFilippo Field in front of 2,500 fans on Friday night.’Cats bust up Crosby
Written by Ken Morse, Correspondent
Tuesday, 03 November 2009 14:51
The Seymour High football team came out of the locker room charged up to celebrate Senior Night and coach Tom Lennon’s Wildcats were determined not to leave DeBarber Field without a victory on Oct. 30.
It’s been a long, hard road for the Wildcats battling injuries, but with senior co-captain Connor Shugrue back in the huddle after spending the last four weeks on the sidelines, Seymour handed Lennon the first victory of his career with a 41-26 decision over Crosby High.Seymour Tigers fall to Derby, tie Naugy
Written by Staff
Wednesday, 28 October 2009 14:21
Wildcats walloped by Wilby
Written by Ken Morse, Correspondent
Wednesday, 28 October 2009 14:19
Sunday was a perfect day for football with bright sunny skies and temperatures in the high 60s at Municipal Stadium in Waterbury.
It was a battle of the Wildcats, as Seymour High took on Wilby High after Saturday’s torrential rains postponed the NVL contest.
Seymour was facing a 14-0 deficit with a little over five minutes to play in the second quarter when disaster struck.Page 1 of 2
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