Helen Newman and Stephanie Marquez made history at a track meet. John Woike – Hartford Courant.
Could it be, is there finally some sun in the sky? Not to jinx it, but with the weather possibly turning, it should be a great weekend for high school sports, and you can get ready for it with all the great stories in this edition of Linked Up.
- From the Hartford Courant: Two athletes made history on the track with some memorable performances.
- From the Town Times News: The incredibly successful careers of the Thomaston seniors will get one final encore this spring.
- From the Middletown Press: A lovely tribute to a longtime Middletown high school sports fixture.
- From the New London Day: Please treat your spring sport coaches with kindness.
- From GameTimeCT: A pair of legendary cross country coaches are officially retiring from Amity.
- From SportzEdge.com: Daniel Hand’s Gabby Martin is a throwback three-sport athlete.
- From TheRudenReport.com: New Greenwich boys lacrosse coach Bobby Lutz has past ties throughout the conference.
- From TheConversation.com: Looking at the success of the U.S. Women’s Soccer Team as a reflection of women’s sports success.
- From the Norwich Bulletin: The Montville girls lacrosse team is starting to see its hard work pay off.
- From the Waterbury Republican-American: Tyrn Flowers will head to UMass as a man of mystery.
- From the Meriden Record Journal: A Xavier grad is hoping to kick start his professional baseball career in New Britain.
- From the Stamford Advocate: Stamford’s Tiana England laid claim to a lofty title after her senior year.
- From the Norwalk Hour: Jack Williams rose to the occasion for Wilton basketball this season.
- From the New London Day: Megan Brawner never rests for the Ledyard track and field team.
- From the Hartford Courant: Granby’s Sam Bates is back on the field after dealing with a serious injury.
- From Nationwidechildrens.org: A doctor offers some thoughts on early sports specialization.
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