A lot of stuff to report.

Posted on September 3, 2010 by dfpsports

Just back from UConn, where I attended three different games. That’s a lot of typing to do, and will be returning there for four more tomorrow.

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Technical Difficulties

Posted on August 18, 2010 by dfpsports

Apologies for the coverage drop. A variety of issues prevented coverage of the latter half of the Visa Championships and other events this weekend.

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Men’s Basketball: CCSU gives them a hard game, but Robert Morris takes the win.

Posted on February 11, 2010 by dfpsports

By David F.P. NEW BRITAIN, CT- The Robert Morris Colonials arrived in Detrick Gym 11-1 in the NEC to take on a Blue Devils team that was on a 4 game winning streak and had reached 6-6 in the all important conference standings. The hope for Central would be to upset RMU and capture an [...]

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Men’s Basketball: Maine tops Hartford 77-69 in 3 point filled game.

Posted on January 23, 2010 by dfpsports

By David F. P. WEST HARTFORD, CT- Head Coach Ted Woodward led his Maine Black Bears into Chase Family Arena on the UHart campus, looking to continue the team’s winning streak at the expense of Dan Leibovitz’s Hartford Hawks. His team would succeed by narrowly despite what the final score reported. The game would be [...]

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Men’s Basketball: Zeglinski’s 3 pointer gives Hartford victory over Binghamton 64-63

Posted on January 21, 2010 by dfpsports

Hartford’s Joe Zeglinski sets up a play early in the game. By David F.P. WEST HARTFORD, CT- The Binghamton Bearcats have had to face their share of adversity in the past year with scandals off the court affecting who appears on the court, but nonetheless they’ve won a few games and came into the night [...]

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Men’s Basketball: UConn 75, St. John’s 59

Posted on January 20, 2010 by dfpsports

By David F.P. HARTFORD, CT- In the midst of a losing streak and without their hall of fame head coach, the UConn Huskies took the court against Big East foe, the St. John’s Red Storm. St. John’s had plenty of good wins to their credit coming into the night and there was certainly plenty of [...]

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Women’s Basketball: Hartford tops Maine 76-39

Posted on January 18, 2010 by dfpsports

By David F.P. WEST HARTFORD, CT- The Hartford Hawks and Maine Black Bears tipped off in an America East contest at the Chase Family Arena on the U of H campus Monday night before a fairly good crowd. The Hawks would pull out to a quick lead and never look back on their way to [...]

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Women’s Hockey: Yale nets last minute goal to win 4-3 over RPI

Posted on January 17, 2010 by dfpsports

By David F.P. NEW HAVEN, CT- The Rensselaer Polytechnic Engineers visited Ingalls Rink to take on the Yale Bulldogs on a Saturday afternoon. By the end of the 1st period the home team was out to a 2 to 1 lead, though RPI had put up 21 shots in the first period to Yale’s 7. [...]

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Men’s Hockey: St. Cloud tops Quinnipiac 3 to 1

Posted on January 15, 2010 by dfpsports

Moments before the deciding short handed goal is scored. By David F.P. (Eyewitness account verified against athletics box score) HAMDEN, CT- The #14 St. Cloud State Huskies made the long trek to Hamden to take on the #17 Quinnipiac Bobcats Friday night. The result a 3 to 1 victory for the Huskies, cemented by an [...]

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Men’s Basketball: Quinnipiac tops CCSU 76-45

Posted on January 14, 2010 by dfpsports

By David F.P. NEW BRITAIN, CT- Two Connecticut teams, two members of the NEC, and two former assistants of Jim Calhoun. The Quinnipiac Bobcats trekked up to Central Connecticut State to take on the Blue Devils. The result was an out an out rout that seemed almost certain from the opening moments and was cemented [...]

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