Derby’s Board of Education has voted 7-0 to accept an invitation to join the Naugatuck Valley League along with St. Paul of Bristol.
Here’s the story filed Monday night by Mevin Mason.
Derby wishes to leave the super-conference by the end of this academic year, meaning the SCC must now scramble to fill the void, especially in football which is now down to 19 teams and looking at nine byes (Derby’s Thanksgiving rivalry with Shelton apparently will be maintained under a new NVL football structure).
One thing that was not mentioned is will the co-op between Derby and O’brien tech continue in the NVL?
good for derby maybe then can win some games but they still got the gaels to mess with at the end of the season we are coming for them!! Yea GAELS
wow-watch out for the 4 loss gaels
Gee does not seem to get easier for baskeball….take out East Haven, Sheehan, Law, Foran…and pencil in Holy Cross, Sacred Heart, Crosby, Torrington, etc.
derby wrestling suffers big a program with better success than the football program lost its holiday tournament its confrence tournament all its wednesday matches and what for a dead football program even worse for basketball try winning a game in the nvl but this is all about rekindeling old rivelries for more embaressing loses wait till they lift the 50 point rule in football that sould be intresting
What does that mean for all of the transfers Ansonia gets every year from Derby?.haha
yea all 2 of them they got in the last 50 years, best move hyde ever made. full ride to trinity out of it
yeah OK. Trinity is a division 3 schools that doesnt give full athletic scholarships.Try again
well he is going there for free, and he wouldnt be if he stayed at derby