The Kaynor Tech girls basketball team made it all the way to the Constitution State Conference Tournament championship game.
Of course with Capital Prep in the CSC, the end result won’t be good for a tech school like Kaynor, and it wasn’t on Saturday at the University of Saint Joseph’s in West Hartford. The Panthers lost 79-29 to the Trailblazers, but that takes absolutely nothing away from the run the tech school from Waterbury had.
“It wasn’t the result that we wanted but I am extremely proud of this team. 13-1 against Conference teams!” Stasaitis tweeted Saturday. The tweet included a team picture with the runner-up trophy.
Kaynor Tech will host a Class M first round state tournament game Tuesday when it plays Rocky Hill in a battle of the No. 15 and No. 18 seeds. It’s already been a solid season for the Panthers, and they hope to keep it going as long as they can.
Basketball
Sacred Heart boys display unselfishness, up-tempo style in win over Crosby
Raheem Solomon ended up being OK after this nasty spill near the end of the first half of Wednesday night’s game against Crosby. At the beginning of Wednesday night’s Sacred Heart-Crosby game, the Hearts had […]
Basketball
HIGH 5 OF THE WEEK: Wright, Heron make city proud
Wright (Temple athletics) The Brass City has to be awfully proud of the efforts displayed by two former Waterbury athletes over the past week. It took Temple time to get on the scoreboard against FIU […]
Basketball
St. Paul, Holy Cross girls open with victories
Morgan Kolb and Jade Udoh helped St. Paul get a 64-37 win over WCA Tuesday.(Copyright, Sports on CT-69) WCA girls basketball showed a whole bunch of energy at home in the first quarter of Tuesday […]