Branford Buzz School Newspaper
Branford High School Newspaper – the latest news from the BHS community, run by BHS students
Branford High School held a D1 Signing Day this week, and Aliza Giordano, a senior at BHS, signed to play lacrosse at Mercer University next year.
Giordano officially committed last spring, but Wednesday’s signing ceremony…
Hockey at Branford will look a little different this year due to low participation numbers. The team will play as part of a co-op with West Haven this season.
As Girls Volleyball begins to draw to a close, Julianne Henkel’s past four seasons have been commendable as she prepares to play in college.
As Branford football brings home their first win, quarterback Chris McKittrick is quietly working hard behind the scenes to bring home more victories for his hometown.
Popular PE teacher Brian Zak has taken the position of District Athletic Director for the remainder of the school year at BHS. More info to come on a possible permanent replacement.
By Owen Lentner Some disapointing news hit BHS athletes and students last week when the annual fall pep rally was canceled. I had the opportunity to speak with Michael Woods, the district athletic director, for insight on why the event
By Owen Lentner Editor’s Note: Buzz Reporter Owen Lentner traveled with the Branford High School football team to its away game at Harding High School last Friday and reported on the Hornets’ first win of the season. During the hour
Branford competed in the Ocean State Invitational with notable performances in freshman, JV, and varsity races. The Southern Connecticut Conference Division Championships will be held on October 2nd in Guilford. Further races include Notre Dame and state meet at Wickham Park.
The Branford Cross Country team is getting ready to race at Goddard State Park in Rhode Island this Saturday as they prepare for the October championship race season.
By Jenna DeFrancesco As the spring sun melts away the last remnants of winter, Branford High School boys sports teams – baseball, lacrosse, outdoor track and field, tennis, and golf – take to the fields and courts of competition for
