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CCSU Football Player Meets His Bone Marrow Match
Central Connecticut State University junior linebacker Mike Mushaw welcomed 1-year-old Eleanor to Arute Field on Saturday.
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Windsor Locks Runners Take Special Olympics Connecticut Unified Long Distance Running Team to New Heights
Ryan Podann, Anthony Shonti and Justin Mazza are three of the most accomplished members of the Special Olympics Connecticut Unified Long Distance Running Team.
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Elm City College Prep Becomes 1st CT Elementary School to Compete in Travel Soccer
Elm City College Preparatory Elementary School in New Haven offers students the opportunity to develop their soccer skills through an elective class. The students have improved to the point that they are ready to compete so the school worked with the Connecticut Junior Soccer Association and registered the Elm City Wolves as a travel soccer team.
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Two Sheehan Seniors Excel on Football Field a Year After Serious Car Crash
Two Sheehan students involved in a serious car crash last year are happy to be back on the football field.
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Farmington Polo Club Wraps Up Successful 2019 Season
The Farmington Polo Club concluded its second full season on Saturday with the Tito’s Town Cup. Team Ceder View defeated Team Tito’s in the championship match.
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Little Leaguers Experience Major League Atmosphere in Naugatuck
Peter J Foley Field in Naugatuck, the oldest Little League Stadium in New England, hosted a nine-inning game that gave the players the chance to experience a major league atmosphere.
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CIAC Hosts Early Season Volleyball Block Party
Twenty teams took part in the CIAC Early Season Block Party in Woodbridge on Saturday.
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CIAC Hosts Early Season Volleyball Block Party
Twenty teams took part in the CIAC Early Season Block Party in Woodbridge on Saturday.
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University of New Haven Introduces New Athletic Director Sheahon Zenger
The University of New Haven has hired Sheahon Zenger as the school’s new athletic director. Zenger was previously the Athletic Director at Kansas from 2011 to 2018. Prior to that, he was the athletic director at Illinois State where he succeeded former UConn AD Lew Perkins.
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Yale Quarterback Kurt Rawlings in Healthy and Looking Forward to Week 1
Rawlings suffered a leg injury midway through last season and missed the team’s last four games.
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Yale Preparing For Holy Cross
Yale’s football team is preparing for their season opener against Holy Cross.
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Former Teammates Start Pro-Amateur Basketball League in Connecticut
Steve Samuels and Chris Prescott founded ImpaCT Training in an effort to help athletes achieve their full potential.
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Get To Know Your Goats: Play-by-Play Broadcaster Jeff Dooley
Jeff Dooley has been behind the mic for the New Britain Rock Cats and Hartford Yard Goats for the last 22 years.
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Hartford Athletic Host Puerto Rico National Team and Raise Money for San Juan Center
The Hartford Athletic will host the Puerto Rico national team for a friendly on Saturday and a portion of the ticket sales will go to benefit the San Juan Center in Hartford.
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Hartford Athletic Host Youth Goalie Clinic, Raise Money for Team Impact
The Athletic hosted a goalie clinic on Tuesday, welcoming goalies from all across the state to train with the professionals. Hartford’s goalies and coaches led drills and offered tips to attendees.
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Beautiful Lives Project Offers Memorable Experience for People With Special Needs
The Beautiful Lives Project hosted an event at New Britain Stadium on Saturday to give people with disabilities an opportunity to participate in events at the ballpark that they might not have previously been able to.
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Coast Guard Graduates Put Military Careers on Hold to Train for 2020 Olympics
Recent graduates of the Coast Guard Academy Helen Oh and Brian Kim are staying on campus to train for the 2020 Olympics in the sport of pistol shooting.
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Jack Heath Wins Junior Boys PGA Championship at Keney Park
Jack Heath shot a 30 on the back nine and finished with back to back birdies to win the Junior Boys PGA Championship at Keney Park Golf Course in Hartford.
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East Windsor Students and Parents Start Fundraiser to ‘Take Back JV'
The town of East Windsor budget did not pass for the upcoming school year and the Board of Education had to cut $1 million, including the junior varsity sports programs.