Author Archives: Riley Klein, Lakeville Journal

WATERBURY — Gilbert/Northwestern/Housatonic football recently lost 20-17 in a heartbreaker to John F. Kennedy High School. JFK scored all of its points in the second half and came back from […]

WINSTED—The Gilbert/Northwestern/Housatonic Yellowjackets football team lost the season opener on home turf to the Ansonia Chargers 42-7 on Saturday, Sept. 14. Ansonia relied on its powerful running game to pile […]

LITCHFIELD—Housatonic Valley Regional High School took on Lakeview High School for a Berkshire League preseason match Wednesday, Aug. 28. Lakeview won the meet with a score of 163 to HVRHS’s […]

TORRINGTON—The 41st season of Torrington Summer Basketball League began Friday, June 21, on the court at Torrington Armory. Housatonic Valley Regional High School is represented in the TSBL by participating […]

THOMASTON—The Steve Blass Northwest Connecticut Pirates defeated the Tri-Town Braves 11-1 in the Northwest District 6 Majors League Championship game June 14. The Pirates, made up of players aged 10 […]

NEW BRITAIN—Housatonic Valley Regional High School had eight athletes compete in the Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference Class S track and field championship May 29. HVRHS made its mark throughout the […]

WATERTOWN—St. Paul Catholic High School defeated Housatonic Valley Regional High School 13-12 in the riveting Western Connecticut Lacrosse Conference championship game Tuesday, May 21.   The lead changed hands every quarter […]

TORRINGTON — The Steve Blass Northwest Corner Pirates little league team defeated Torrington Blue, 10-2 Saturday, May 25. The Majors League matchup featured players aged 10 to 12 for the […]

NEW PRESTON—The 29th annual Kent Invitational boys and girls rowing regatta took place on Lake Waramaug Saturday, May 11.  This sun-filled day of racing featured eight high school teams: Kent […]

LITCHFIELD — Housatonic Valley Regional High School varsity baseball dropped a 3-0 decision to Wamogo High School Wednesday, May 1.   The Warriors kept errors to a minimum and held the […]