Newtown High School's boys' soccer team, its roster loaded with varsity-experienced seniors, was made to win this fall. And the Nighthawks certainly did their share of coming out on top, going unbeaten and all the way to the South-West Conference North Division Tournament championship.

The outcome may not have been what members of Newtown High School's girls' soccer team were hoping for — a 2-0 loss to the host New Milford Green Wave in the November 14 South-West Conference North Division championship game — but below the surface are some positives to be found.

In a season that was anything but perfect, Newtown High School's girls' volleyball team was exactly that — unbeaten, going 14-0 on the way to the South-West Conference North Division championship.

In keeping with a majority of the results this season, Newtown High School’s field hockey team scored a lopsided victory to close out the regular slate, posting an 8-1 triumph over Brookfield on November 4. It was Newtown’s third win over the Bobcats, and second by an 8-1 count.

Newtown High School’s cross country teams competed in the South-West Conference championship races on a warm, early September-like afternoon at Bethel High on November 6.

Newtown High School's girls' volleyball and girls' and boys' soccer teams will compete in South-West Conference championship games Friday, November 13 and Saturday, November 14.

After a 2-0 semifinal victory over the Mustangs of Immaculate High School on November 12, the Newtown High School boys’ soccer team has continued its undefeated streak and secured a spot in the South-West Conference North Division Tournament finals.

Newtown High School’s football team defeated host Bunnell of Stratford 28-11 on November 6. Jack Street threw two touchdown passes to C.J. Cuomo.

Newtown High School's girls' and boys' soccer teams both advanced to the South-West Conference North Division championship games with semifinal-round victories on November 12.

Scoring multiple goals in a short time span is nothing new for the Newtown and Bethel high school girls’ soccer teams. After playing to a pair of regular-season ties, the second of which featured two goals less than a half-minute apart in the final 1:04, the Nighthawks used consecutive tallies to put away the Wildcats in their playoff matchup on November 10.