Newtown High Football scores wins, former player gets honored
The Newtown High School football team got a big win without its starting quarterback, and two high schools honored a former Stratford High football player.
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7ds agoIt was a big night in Stratford on Friday. The Newtown High School football team got a big win without its starting quarterback, and two high schools honored a former Stratford High football player.
The family of Markey Desruisseaux received a framed #12 jersey from the Red Devils football program prior to Friday night's game. Desruisseaux passed away earlier this year.
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