Peter Wallace is a sportswriter at various esteemed publications including INQUIRER.net and The Trumbull Times. He covers a diverse range of topics within the sports domain, focusing on competitive sports, health and wellness, and the intersection of sports and business, with particular interest in basketball, soccer, and football. Peter's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Stamford Advocate, New Haven Register, and Relix Magazine.
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By: Peter Wallace
The Masuk High School football team earned a rematch with SWC rival Bunnell in the CIAC Class MM playoff semifinals after its win over Torrington of the NVL.
By: Peter Wallace
Tyler’s decision to earn a Masters Degree in education at the University of Bridgeport led he and his wife to Torrington, where he is a biology teacher.
First of two parts "'TWAS the night before Christmas and all through the house nothing was stirring, not even a mouse."
Last of two parts ON the story of mice last week — "twas the night before Christmas" — they're really quite lovable creatures, some are even pets.
First of three parts IF you want to stay in a good mood at this year's beginning, don't read this. It's too depressing.
By: Peter Wallace
History keeps happening. That's the lesson two Northwest Corner sports communities – Winsted and Torrington – celebrated massively last week.
Last of two parts LET me expand on the sad saga of 2024 enumerated in my last column.
By: Peter Wallace
As we pass the midseason point of the 2024-25 CIAC boys and girls basketball seasons, Shepaug Valley and Northwestern look to be teams to beat
By: Peter Wallace
Douglass, a 1976 graduate of Ansonia where he played football, basketball and baseball, led Gilbert basketball to back-to-back CIAC titles in 1998-99.
FIFTY years ago, the Philippine economy was second to Japan. Today, it is in the bottom quarter of nearly every measure.
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