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Connecticut Sun to play final game in state before relocation to Houston (opens the original)
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HARTFORD, Conn. (WFSB) - The Connecticut Sun will play their final game in the state Thursday night before relocating to Houston for the start of the 2027 WNBA season. The team has been in Connecticut for 24 seasons. The franchise spent its first four seasons as the Orlando Miracle before relocating in 2002. The Sun has a record of 460-375, made the WNBA playoffs 16 times and reached the finals in four of those appearances. Unfortunately, they were not able to bring home any silverware for their
Northwest Catholic spoils debut of Avon/St. Paul Catholic co-op in road win (opens the original)
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(WFSB) - The first game in Avon/St. Paul Catholic history did not go according to plan, as they lost at home to Northwest Catholic. They will play most of their home games in Avon, but two contests are scheduled at the latter school. The home team received the opening kickoff and got a return from Alex Scharz, setting the offense up in Northwest Catholic territory. The drive ended when Northwest Catholic’s Cooper Lenz intercepted a fourth-down pass in the end zone. The away team had a spark when
Windsor begins state title defense against New Britain (opens the original)
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(WFSB) - Defending state champions Windsor began their season with high hopes against New Britain. The two teams are ranked third and ninth respectively in the most recent The Warm Up poll. The first big play of the game came on a New Britain punt. Windsor’s Robert McKinney broke the scoreless deadlock for a 64-yard touchdown run. Windsor missed the extra point, putting the Warriors up 6-0. Late in the first half, the Warriors fumbled deep in its own territory, and Xavian Crepo recovered it and
Huskies impress in Jason Candle’s debut as head coach (opens the original)
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EAST HARTFORD, Conn. (WFSB) - UConn opened the Jason Candle era in emphatic fashion Saturday, overwhelming Lafayette 56-7 at Pratt & Whitney Stadium. The Huskies wasted little time establishing control. Quarterback Kalieb Osborne threw touchdown passes to Javon Brown and K.J. Christian in the first quarter before adding a 9-yard rushing score, giving UConn a 21-0 lead after one. The Huskies never let up, taking a 35-0 advantage into halftime and stretching the margin to 49-0 in the third quarter
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