Gerry deSimas

This past Saturday Avon Field Hockey dedicated their game to Morgan’s Message, an organization dedicated to bringing awareness to mental health for student athletes. Sophomore ambassador, Megan Wyss says “it’s just as important as physical health.” Morgan’s Message, according to the organization, is an initiative that strives to: Eliminate the stigma surrounding mental health within […]

Here is a list of Connecticut athletes on the rosters of collegiate wrestling teams in the 2024-25 season. If we’re missing someone, please email us at CTwrestling7@yahoo. Schools in red have not been updated yet for upcoming season. NCAA Division I American University (Washington, D.C.) Senior Breon Phifer, Weston, 174 American University wrestling Appalachian State (Boone, N.C.)

Sunday, Nov. 3 Sacred Heart at Presbyterian College Women's wrestling Sacred Heart at East Stroudsburg (Pa.) Open Friday, Nov. 1 No. 21 Stanford 29, Utah Valley 12 No. 21 Stanford 29, California State-Bakersfield 12 No. 21 Stanford 29, Utah Valley 12 At Stanford 285: Jackson Mankowski (S) dec. Eli Stafford (UVU), 13-9 125: Bridger Ricks (UVU)

The Sacred Heart men’s wrestling team put a more experienced collegiate team on the mat Sunday in their season opener against Presbyterian College in Clinton, South Carolina. Nine of the 10 wrestlers that the Pioneers put on the mat had at least two years of experience in collegiate programs. Two wrestlers – Andrew Fallon (133)

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While most open tournaments at this time of year are filled with collegiate wrestlers, there are some high school and older wrestlers who compete in these tournaments. Three Connecticut girls, who train with Team Tugman in the off-season, competed in the Princeton Open this past weekend. In her third appearance in the women’s freestyle tournament,

Three Connecticut wrestlers picked up victories on Saturday at the Journeyman Wrangle Mania duals tournament at Liberty High in Bethlehem, Pa. Former Fairfield Warde wrestler Will Ebert picked up a big 2-0 win over nationally ranked Edmond Ruth of No. 17 Illinois in a match at 184 pounds while former Danbury High wrestler Jakob Camacho

Fairfield Warde graduate Will Ebert had a great weekend on the mat. On Saturday, the wrestler from Binghamton University beat No. 5 Edmond Ruth of Illinois, 2-0, in a dual meet. On Sunday, Ebert (4-0) won three matches to win his four-person pool at 184 pounds at the Journeyman Collegiate Classic tournament in Bethlehem, Pa.

The Farmington HIgh girls volleyball team celebrates after beating No. 10 Bristol Central, 3-2 to win the Class L championship on Saturday. More game photos

For years, the dual meet portion of the Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association (EIWA) has meant little in terms of team competition. Individual wrestlers would get points for seeding for the EIWA championship meet in February, with the winner crowned as conference champion. Beginning this season, teams will have divisional championships to chase. The EIWA announced