BRISTOL — The Madison Little league baseball All-Stars clicked in every phase of the game this season and that talent led the team to the state title, representing Connecticut in the Little League Baseball New England Regional tournament this week.
BRISTOL — As disappointing as Madison Little League’s opening loss was to Vermont on Sunday in the first round of the Little League New England regional, Madison manager James Maynard was confident his talented 13-player squad could rebound in the loser’s bracket.
BRISTOL — It’s been an impressive postseason so far for the Bradford, Vermont Little League team, which went 7-0 in its state tournament, tossing three shutouts along the way.
WILLIMANTIC — Oh, the pain.
KILLINGWORTH — It may have taken over 48 hours to complete, but Madison finished off its 6-3 victory over Mystic and clinched the Section 3 Championship on Wednesday night.
The Branford Road Race celebrated its 40th anniversary Sunday morning as the runners took their marks to compete in the annual father’s day 5 mile race.
MADISON — Notre Dame-West Haven’s Max Mariano found himself at the center of the two biggest plays of the game in Saturday’s Class L quarterfinals game against Hand.
The Hand girl’s tennis team capped off a perfect season Friday, defeating Lauralton Hall, 6-1, in the Class M state championship.
MADISON — As baseball lore goes, beating a team three times in a season is not easy, let alone four times, but that is exactly what Hand did on Thursday afternoon.
EAST HAVEN — Becky Flynn knew the game was over the moment she connected with the softball.
ORANGE — The season-long march to the Southern Connecticut Conference golf championship had the look of a wide-open race. Which team would have the most depth to prevail?
WEST HAVEN — Turnabout is fair play, and for the Guilford Indians, it’s resulted in an SCC girls lacrosse championship.
WEST HAVEN — The Fairfield Prep boys lacrosse program is typically loaded with talent and depth season after season.
After two years of disappointment in the SCC boys volleyball championship, Cheshire earned the right to celebrate once again.
WEST HAVEN — His Amity teammates had rallied to tie Hand with two out in the bottom of the fourth of the SCC baseball semifinals at West Haven’s Whitey Piurek Field. They had turned the lineup over to get Cole Kuchachik to the plate.
NEW HAVEN — If the Hand tennis teams were going to go wire to wire in the Southern Connecticut Conference, it would have to be through Amity one more time.
CHESHIRE — Southern Connecticut Conference girls lacrosse rivals Cheshire and Hand have been familiar foes in the SCC tournament, meeting for the 18th time (semifinals and finals combined) on Tuesday in the semifinals at Cheshire High.
MADISON — Dawn Fagerquist has never forgotten when an opposing coach once told her following a loss that the Hand boys tennis team “lacked desire.”
MADISON—The Guilford girls lacrosse team was due.
MADISON — There might not be an athlete in the state with more going on than Hand’s Phoenix Billings?
MADISON — Sometimes it takes just one break before things start to snowball. Just ask the West Haven softball team.
Five years ago, when Keldon LaRose and his family moved to Guilford from Utah, he didn’t know what to expect.
NEW HAVEN — Tyler Criscuolo, his nose a little crooked and his head held high, led his family onto the field Wednesday. This was Senior Day at Southern Connecticut, and anyone close to the Owls baseball program knows what the senior captain has endured this season.
FAIRFIELD — No one quite left Rafferty Stadium enthralled with their game Monday evening. Fairfield Prep, at least, left with a win in SCC boys lacrosse.
MADISON — Matt Downing couldn’t remember ever tagging a runner out at the plate for the final out of a game.
LEDYARD — Phoenix Billings has hit a few home runs in his time.
HAMDEN — The one liners were coming in at a fast and furious pace when Joe Linta began to venture down a road that few NFL player agents had ever navigated before when he represented an NFL hopeful he knows better than any of his previous clients.
NEW HAVEN — The blood dripping from Tyler Criscuolo’s face drew gasps from the onlookers on that March afternoon in Lake Worth, Florida. However, the Branford native and Southern Connecticut State slugging first baseman was already thinking about the next play to be made, the next chance he …
MADISON — With the usual spring weather wreaking havoc with schedules, it had a been a week since Cheshire had played a softball game.
