Girls basketball wins three of four games

FALLS VILLAGE— The Housatonic Valley Regional High School’s girls basketball team has won three of their last four games.

The hot streak started on Jan. 20 when the Mountaineers traveled to Shepaug Valley and won 27-20.

After dropping an away game at Northwestern 52-16 on Jan. 24, Housy had back-to-back home games on Jan. 26 and 27.

Both matches ended in decisive victories for the Mountaineers, first with a 58-21 win over Wolcott Tech followed by a 49-29 win against Litchfield the next day.

After the recent spark, Housatonic’s season record improved to 5-8.

Fans can catch them on the HVRHS court in Falls Village on Friday, Feb. 3, when they host Gilbert High School at 7 p.m.

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