Daniela Brennan wins sportsmanship award

Daniela Brennan

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Daniela Brennan wins sportsmanship award

FALLS VILLAGE — Daniela Brennan is this year’s winner of the Berkshire League Edward B. Kolakoski Sportsmanship Award.

The Housatonic Valley Regional High School senior received her trophy along with roaring applause after competing in the semifinal game of the 2025 Berkshire League tournament Feb. 21.

More Berkshire League basketball here.

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