Members of Newtown Police Department are getting ready to take the plunge for Special Olympics Connecticut.

The Newtown-New Fairfield high school hockey team edged Masuk of Monroe 3-2 on March 6, then fell 3-2 to Immaculate of Danbury on March 8 — both at Danbury Ice Arena.

Newtown High School’s girls’ and boys’ indoor track teams had their first competition of the abbreviated winter season when the Nighthawks and four New Milford team representatives went to Bethel High School’s Track and Field Center on March 5.

Newtown High School’s boys’ basketball team, assuming all goes as planned, will finish off the truncated regular season with three games in as many days due to makeups forced by coronavirus protocol.

A Newtown Police Department officer and a member of Newtown High School's staff have challenged each other to a friendly competition.

This winter season, Newtown High School girls’ hockey players are continuing to compete and thrive in the Masuk-led co-op hockey program.

It is almost time for auto racers to start revving their engines for another season of outdoor track auto racing in Connecticut.

Newtown High School’s boys’ swimming and diving team defeated visiting Joel Barlow-Bethel 89-73 on March 2.

Each time host Stratford High School built a big, often double-digit lead, Newtown’s boys’ basketball team showed its resiliency and clawed back to get back into the game during a February 26 clash in the Red Devils’ new, big, bright gymnasium.

Coming off a 2-1 overtime victory over the Joel Barlow-Weston-Abbott Tech (JBWA) co-op a week earlier, the Newtown-New Fairfield high school hockey team again appeared destined for a low-scoring battle to the finish with JBWA when the teams met at Danbury Ice Arena on February 27.