Ava Inesta is a staff writer for The Daily Campus and Our Community Now, with a focus on local sports coverage in Storrs, Connecticut. She provides insightful analysis and commentary on basketball and hockey games, as well as discussions on potential player acquisitions and team performance.
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Storrs’ sky lit up red by the northern lights. This event rarely occurs at this level of earth’s latitude. Photo by Siham Nedloussi, Associate Photo Editor/The Daily Campus.
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By: Ava Inesta
The UConn men’s hockey team is set for the second weekend of their season against Holy Cross. They will start on the road at Holy Cross in Worcester, Mass. on Friday, Oct. 11 with puck drop set for 7:00 p.m. They will then travel back home to finish off the series in Hartford at the XL Center at 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 12.
After a tough game the UConn men’s ice hockey team sadly lost against Boston University. Photo courtesy of @uconnmhoc/Instagram
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The UConn men’s hockey team is set for their first two-game Hockey East series of the season with home and home games against UMass. The Huskies will start off with traveling to Amherst on Friday, Oct. 25, and then will travel back home to Storrs to welcome the Minutemen to Toscano Family Ice Forum on Saturday, Oct. 26. Both game’s puck drops are set for 7 p.m.
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