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Four goals down? Eight minutes left? No problem for this CT high school team (opens the original)
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GRANBY – Simsbury field hockey coach Taylor Reynolds gave a little pep talk to her team – down two goals against undefeated Granby – at halftime Monday. And Granby, last year’s Class S runner-up, came out and promptly scored two more goals in the third and fourth quarter. But in the back of their minds, the Simsbury players retained something. They were also thinking of last year, when Granby beat the Trojans in overtime. On Senior Night. “It’s about putting that chip on your shoulder and realiz
Connecticut Sun fans sad, upset, as WNBA team plays last game at Mohegan Sun (opens the original)
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UNCASVILLE – Richard and Kathleen Geltzer of Wethersfield have been Connecticut Sun fans and season ticket holders since the team’s inception in 2003. Thursday night the Geltzers were at Mohegan Sun Arena for the last Connecticut Sun game, before the team moves to Houston for next season. “I’m going to have tears in my eyes the whole night,” Kathleen said earlier in the week. “I just loved, loved the fact that we had a women’s team here. A professional team here in Connecticut. I’m really heartb
A look back at the history and impact of the WNBA’s Connecticut Sun (opens the original)
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The Connecticut Sun, which moved from Orlando to Connecticut to play at the Mohegan Sun Arena in 2003, are playing their final game Thursday night before the franchise relocates to Houston next season. The state hadn’t had a professional women’s basketball team since the New England Blizzard ceased operations after the ABL folded in 1998 but in 2002, with the WNBA struggling, the league opted to open ownership to interested parties who were not NBA teams, and the state of Connecticut was ready t
He’s already run one of the fastest American marathon times. He’s only 25, and he’ll be running in CT Monday (opens the original)
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Last year, Charles Hicks won his first road race, the Cherry Blossom 10-miler in Washington, D.C. He also set a course record (45 minutes, 14 seconds). He’s run a handful of other road races and two of them were on the biggest stage – the New York City Marathon (where he finished sixth in his marathon debut last fall in 2:09:59) and the Boston Marathon (where he finished seventh and second American) in 2:04:35, the second fastest marathon in American history. Monday, he will line up at the start
Former Bristol Central coach, athletic coordinator Robert DeSantis dead at 77 (opens the original)
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Robert DeSantis, a long-time physical education teacher, coach and athletic coordinator at Bristol Central High School, died on Thursday at age 77. DeSantis, who grew up in Danbury and ran track at Danbury High and Central Connecticut, started in 1972 as a track coach and an assistant football coach at Bristol Central under head coach Ralph Papazian. In 1989, he became the athletic coordinator at Bristol Central, where he was also a physical education teacher. “He was a friend to everybody, a me
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