Girls Win County Title

By ANDY HUTCHISON

Published: Mar 18, 2011 12:00 am

Newtownâs fifth-grade girlsâ travel basketball team won the Fairfield County Basketball League Tournament Championshipâs A Division at Immaculate High School in Danbury in March 12. The Newtown girls won the with a 24-16 win over Bethel.

They were also named 2010-2011 Fairfield County Basketball League regular season champions after a 23-0 season.

Members of Newtownâs fifth-grade basketball team, which won the Fairfield County Basketball League Tournamentâs A Division are, from left, front: Rylee Mulligan, Lauren Carrino, Julia âJDâ Doyle, Haley Harkins, and Sarah Houle; back: Coach Vin Harkins, Kira Smith, Julia Haskins, Erin Burns, Marcella Daily, Alexis Mason, and Assistant Coach Kathleen Mulligan.Â

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