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The fourth annual Shoulder Check Awareness game will light up Sacred Heart University’s Martire Family Arena on July 30, blending high‑octane hockey with a powerful mental‑health message.
Athlon Sports' latest college football preview highlights the achievements of Rice University's standout athletes, signaling optimism for the upcoming season.
Two West Hartford teens, Seth Olczak and Shayne “SJ” Box Jr., will represent Team USA at the 2026 Latin America Baseball Classic in the Dominican Republic, a tournament celebrated as the world’s largest youth baseball event.
Facing dwindling rosters, the Terryville and Gilbert girls soccer programs have merged for the upcoming season under coaches Maggie Bossi and Jared Fritch, planning to host games at both sites and rebuild separate squads afterward.
Coach Paul Caddy reveals a diverse incoming class that blends seasoned transfers with promising freshmen, aiming to elevate the program’s national standing.
Following L.J. Cason’s injury‑related departure, Michigan taps Brown’s championship‑winning coach Mike Martin, unlocking a route to recruit standout point guard Jeremiah Jenkins.
Four Manhattan teenagers contributed to Sporting Kaw Valley’s national soccer championship, a feat achieved after a series of state and regional victories in Wichita.
A senior from West Hartford secures a place on the national stage, committing to Monmouth University as her high school career accelerates.
Ahead of the 2026 kickoff, the Pac-12 unveils eight programs and a coaching roster that blends fresh talent with proven pedigree, setting the stage for a competitive year.
The search for a new general manager comes as UConn prepares for its season opener against Gardner‑Webb, with the role demanding both basketball expertise and modern compliance knowledge.
Friday’s opening games at Toms River Little League set the stage for a tournament that will crown a champion heading to the state, regional and ultimately the World Series.
An analysis of the 2026 CIAC football playoffs reveals that ten Connecticut programs face some of the most demanding routes to the postseason, each up against state champions, recent finalists and semifinalists from the previous year.
Mark Few’s decades‑long impact on college basketball and Team USA will be celebrated at the 2026 Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame ceremony, where he will be presented by John Stockton, John Calipari and Grant Hill.
A look at how a summer in Connecticut exposed Rodri to Spain's first World Cup victory, forged his English skills, and paved the way for his rise at Manchester City and the Spanish national team.
Grant Enfinger's maiden 2026 Truck Series victory at Lime Rock Park attracted 522,000 viewers, ranking as the second‑most‑watched sports event on cable that weekend.
A look at Caitlin Clark's meteoric impact in the WNBA, her record‑setting performances and the growing conversation about her place in league history.
Two senior pitchers from Stony Brook University have transitioned to the professional ranks, joining a select group of alumni who have reached the major leagues.
Two recent Stony Brook baseball standouts, Micah Worley and Scott Gell, have begun their professional careers following the 2026 MLB Draft, marking the program’s first draft selections since 2019.
Jay Kemble, who led Bangor High School’s girls soccer team to three Class A North titles and two state championships, announced his resignation, citing family commitments. He will be succeeded by Nick Christensen, a former Husson University assistant.
Morgan Bulkeley entered the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1937 under disputed circumstances, serving only a year as league president while his broader political career in Connecticut remains a subject of scholarly scrutiny.
UConn’s 2026‑27 campaign hinges on Silas Demary Jr.’s leadership after a high‑ankle sprain, as the Huskies blend returning stars with fresh talent to chase a championship.
Ayanna Patterson, a 6‑foot‑2 forward, transfers from UConn to Kentucky, bringing a championship pedigree and versatile skills to the program.
The recent World Cup has ignited a wave of enthusiasm for football among Americans who traditionally gravitated toward the NFL, drawing new followers from unexpected corners of society.
The state tournament, hosted at Jenkins Township’s complex in Pittston, features a banquet, parade and games beginning Monday, with the championship slated for August 1. Organizers highlight community pride and local support.