Feasting on corned beef and cabbage
Theresa Graney, right, loaded Bill Beebe’s plate with corned beef and cabbage at the St. Patrick’s Day lunch.
Patrick L. Sullivan
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Aubrey Funk passes.
Riley Klein
the HVRHS student section came dressed in a “Men in Black” theme and held custom signs.Riley Klein
The cheerleaders, prep band and roaring student sections made for a lively atmosphere with high energy. HVRHS fans dressed in a “Men in Black” theme, save for one supporter in a fox-fur Mountaineer cap.
The boys game was played first. HVRHS was missing its starting guards Owen Riemer and Nick Crodelle, who were both out with the flu.
Wyatt Bayer dribbles.Riley Klein
Lakeview opened up a lead early and was up by seven points at halftime. HVRHS caught wind in the third quarter and narrowed the gap, bringing the score to 43-41. Lakeview regained control in the fourth quarter to win 65-48.
Lakeview’s leading scorers were Jack Gollow with 29 points, Quinn Coffey with 20 points and Max Guma with 14 points. For HVRHS, Anthony Foley scored 14 points, Anthony Labbadia scored 13, Tyler Roberts scored 10, Simon Markow scored nine and Wyatt Bayer scored two.
Olivia Brooks plays point guard for Housatonic in the game against Lakeview Friday, Jan. 9.Riley Klein
The girls game followed. The score went back and forth in the first half with HVRHS leading by one-point at the break. Lakeview caught fire in the third quarter and opened up an 11-point lead. The Bobcats held on to win 49-35.
Lakeview’s leading scorers were Allie Pape with 20 points, Christina Barone with 17 points and Eleanor Turturo with six points. For HVRHS, Olivia Brooks scored 12 points, Carmela Egan scored 10, Victoria Brooks scored seven, Maddy Johnson scored four and Aubrey Funk scored two. Egan had a double-double with 14 rebounds.
The snack bar sold more than 100 slices of pizza.
Noah Fitzsimmons takes a shot for Kent School.
Lans Christensen
Two minutes in, with spectators hardly seated, Logan Ferrara of Loomis scored. In a blink, two and a half minutes later, Nikolai Bazalitski made it a 2-0 game.
Gustafson lines up a shot through traffic in the game against Loomis Chaffee Jan. 10.Lans Christensen
The rest of the first period maintained a fierce pace of attacks by both teams with many great saves by both goalies.
The second period started and again stunned the crowd when Kent’s Calvin Gustafson scored 50 seconds later.Loomis took control of the period with three more goals with Ferrara emerging as the real danger, accounting for two scores.
The 5-1 Loomis lead looked like an uphill fight for Kent as the third period began. With seven minutes left, Kent’s Aiden Grinshpun and Jack Broderick scored three consecutive goals to come within one point with four minutes left.
Kent fans were given hope, but Owen Schwarz and Ferrara scored again to give Loomis a 7-4 final score.
Kent’s record moved to 6-8-1 and Loomis advanced to 6-3-1.
Calvin Gustafson controls the puck for Kent. Lans Christensen
