Cj Dexter is a journalist for The Daily Campus, focusing on local sports coverage in Storrs, Connecticut. With a passion for college athletics, Cj covers a wide range of sports, including basketball, cross country, and swimming and diving, providing in-depth analysis and reporting on the UConn Huskies teams.
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By: Cj Dexter
AHL: Maple Leafs prospect Ryan Tverberg finding his way after winning AHL Player of the Month
By: Cj Dexter
On Friday, the UConn track and field team kicked off their outdoor season, competing in the Black and Gold Invite in Orlando, FL. Schools such as Kansas, Rutgers, Clemson and many others joined the Huskies for an action-packed, 20-event weekend. The reigning outdoor, dual Big East champions picked up right where they left off from the indoor season, tallying 14 top-5 results across the men’s and women’s respective squads.
By: Cj Dexter
NBA G-League: Calcaterra’s hot shooting leading the way for more playing time
By: Cj Dexter
Track and Field: Huskies deliver strong results in Dog Fight Invitational, Raleigh Relays
By: Cj Dexter
On Friday, Sabres star Tage Thompson continued his dominant stretch of play with a monster four goal game in the Sabres’ 5-2 win over the New Jersey Devils. Thompson’s career night was then followed up with a three-point performance (one goal, two assists) against the Washington Capitals on Tuesday. Over the last few weeks, the former UConn star has been one of the game’s best players in the league, tallying 16 points over the team’s last 11 games. The first round pick exploded for a career high 94 points last season (47 goals and 47 assists), but an injury to his left hand kept him sidelined for a chunk of this season. Thompson has 27 goals and 25 assists so far and will look to continue this hot stretch of play as the Sabres sit just five points behind the Penguins, Islanders, Red Wings and Capitals for the final wild card spot in the east.
By: Cj Dexter
Coming off the program’s impressive showing in the Dog Fight Invitational and the Raleigh Relays, the UConn Track and Field team will head down to Tampa, Fla for the South Florida Invitational.
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Huskies in the Pros: Update on Andre Drummond, Thompson scores goal in three straight, Ahmed settling in as Giants everyday shortstop
UConn track and field competes in the Northeast Challenge in Storrs, Conn. on April 12, 2024. The Huskies finished the weekend with 34 top five finishes and 10 first places. Photo by Mercer Ferguson/The Daily Campus.
By: Cj Dexter
From serving as a student manager under legendary coach Jim Calhoun (2003-2007) to leading Oklahoma City to the Western Conference’s top seed, it has been an amazing journey for Mark Daigneault. The 39-year-old from Leominster, Massachusetts led the Thunder to a 57-25 record with an average roster age of 24 years old, becoming the youngest team to clinch the top seed in league history. Earlier this week, Daigneault was voted by his peers as the NBA Coach of the Year by the National Basketball Coaches Association. As of this article’s publication, the top- seeded Thunder will await the winner of the New Orleans vs. Sacramento on Friday to see who they draw in the first round of the NBA playoffs.
By: Cj Dexter
Huskies in the Pros: Springer bounces back from slump with a three-hit day, Haynes and Watts ready for NFL Draft, Iskhakov makes NHL debut
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