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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Granby/Canton’s Hayes Horst ran for a106 yards and two touchdowns on seven carries in Friday night’s Pequot Conference win over North Branford.
By: Gerry Desimas, Jr.
Four Connecticut wrestlers are ranked in the first girls high school rankings of the season, as compiled by the National Wrestling Hall of Fame, USA Wrestling and FloWrestling. Milford’s Kayla Batres, a sophomore at Greens Farms Academy in Westport, is ranked No. 1 in the country at 110 pounds and No. 15 overall among the
By: Gerry Desimas, Jr.
With two individual champions and five finalists, the Coast Guard wrestling team won the Doug Parker Invitational at Springfield College on Saturday for the sixth consecutive year. The Bears scored 161 points to outlast host Springfield College with 125 points. With three individual champions, Wesleyan was fourth with 116½ points, their best finish in the
2024 Connecticut state high school football standings. Compiled from results as reported by the respective leagues and information reported to Max Preps.
Players from the Farmington High football team celebrate their Thanksgiving Eve win over Plainville on Wednesday night, 21-19.
CANTON, Nov. 28, 2024 – Fox Mace, a 17-year-old runner from Hall High in West Hartford, won the 12 th annual O’Briley 5K Turkey Trot in Collinsville on a frosty, wet Thanksgiving morning.
The CIAC’s Class MM football quarterfinal game between No. 1 seed Windsor and No. 8 seed Northwest United has been ruled a forfeit, the CIAC announced Monday.
Saturday, Dec. 7 WOMEN’S WRESTLING No. 15 Sacred Heart 24, No. 11 East Stroudsburg 21 No. 15 Sacred Heart 26, Lehigh 18 No. 11 East Stroudsburg 25, Lehigh 23 MEN'S WRESTLING Ted Reese Invitational At Gorham, Maine Team results – 1. Coast Guard 175, 2. Vermont State Castleton 148, 3. Southern Maine 105, 4. WPI
By: Gerry Desimas, Jr.
ANSONIA, Dec. 8, 2023 – The Ansonia High football program is more than 100 years old with more than 800 wins and 22 state championships in its storied history. It would take a pretty special game to be remembered as one of the all-time great contests in Charger history. Folks at Nolan Field would submit […]
By: Gerry Desimas, Jr.
SIMSBURY, Dec. 18, 2024 – The East Hartford High wrestling team has been in contention for CIAC Class LL championships the last four seasons. The Hornets shared a championship with Danbury in 2022 and finished second by 4½ points to Trumbull in 2023. A year ago, the Hornets had five individual Class LL champions and
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