Gerry Desimas, Jr. is a journalist based in Connecticut, specializing in local sports coverage. With a focus on wrestling, Gerry provides in-depth articles and updates on matches, tournaments, and team standings. His work can be found on Connecticut Wrestling Online and The Collinsville Press.
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Gerry's coverage is heavily focused on local wrestling events and announcements, primarily in Connecticut. He seems to prioritize event coverage and announcements related to high school and college wrestling tournaments.
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Jack Petronio had the lone goal for the Newington co-op ice hockey team in Thursday’s CCC game with Farmington Valley at Avon Old Farms. Farmington Valley prevailed, 3-1. (Photo courtesy Kevin Guilmartin)
Canton shut down Nonnewaug in the final three minutes to win the Holiday Hardwood Showcase Saturday night in Canton. (Photo courtesy Dan Goscinski)
Monday, Dec. 30 BOYS BASKETBALL The Valley vs. The Hills Holiday Tournament
Granby’s Carmelo Ronan drives to the basket during the championship game of the Valley vs. The Hills Holiday Tournament Monday night in Farmington.
Thursday, Jan. 2 Avon 63, Glastonbury 17 Canton 39, Stafford 33 Foran 67, Jonathan Law 9 Killingly 77, New London 6 Ledyard 60, Griswold/Wheeler 21 Masuk 40, Bethel 36 Newtown 60, Bunnell 13 Rockville 60, Coventry 22 Simsbury 50, Newington 24 Suffield/Windsor Locks 48, Granby 26 Windham 72, Putnam 10 Bacon Academy at East Lyme/Norwich
Canton’s David Grabowski drives to the basket in Friday night’s NCCC game in Granby as Joziah Burris (10) and Oliver Douglas (5) close in. More game photos
Wednesday, January 15 No. 15 Coast Guard 34, WPI 7 No. 15 Coast Guard 34, WPI 7 At Worcester, Mass. 285: Carl DiGiorgio (CG) tech fall Trevor Bowen, 21-6, 2:14 125: Tanner Thatcher (WPI) dec. Nikko Beato, 8-7 133: Chase Randall (CG) tech fall Charlie Pavis, 19-4, 3:41 141: Owen Woolcott (CG) dec. Mason Medina,
By: Gerry Desimas, Jr.
Women will get an opportunity to wrestle for a NCAA championship beginning in 2026 after the NCAA added women’s wrestling as its 91st championship sport this week. Division I, II and III each approved the addition at the NCAA’s annual convention in Nashville, Tennessee. There were 76 women's wrestling programs at NCAA schools in 2023-24, with
Sunday, January 19 WRESTLING Griswold Tri-State Tournament At Jewett City Team results: Platt 125, 2. Jonathan Law 81, 3. Ledyard 67, 4. Windham 65, 5. Plainville 62, 6. Griswold/Wheeler 54, 7. NFA 47½, 8. Bristol Eastern 47, 9. Conard and Greenwich 44, 11. Foran 39, 12. Rocky Hill 36½, 13. Putnam 32, 14. Killingly 28,
By: Gerry Desimas, Jr.
In the inaugural Demolition Duals, No. 1 Xavier won their first six matches before falling to host Mount St. Joseph, the No. 3 ranked team in Maryland, in Saturday afternoon’s championship match, 38-30, at The Smith Center in Baltimore. The tournament featured 15 teams from seven states, including Maryland, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Delaware, Virginia and
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