Steve Billheimer leads the Ledyard wrestling team with his quiet approach. Sarah Gordon – The Day of New London.
The winter championships have begun but that doesn’t slow down the roll of Linked Up. Plenty of great feature stories from Connecticut and beyond.
- From The Day of New London: Steve Billheimer leads the Ledyard wrestling program with his quiet confidence.
- From the Stamford Advocate: With limited numbers Trinity Catholic hockey is still succeeding even if not on the scoreboard.
- From the New Britain Herald: Innovation girls basketball has come full circle with its improvement this year.
- From GameTimeCT: Danbury and Fairfield Warde are preparing to square off for the FCIAC wrestling title.
- From the Norwich Bulletin: NFA freshmen are bonding through their track participation.
- From the Meriden Record Journal: Sheehan goalie Tyler Robertson has found his focus on the numbers.
- From the Waterbury Republican American: Joe Palladino breaks down the big Waterbury city hoops matchup.
- From the Norwalk Hour: In the midst of a pair of rough seasons came a special night of Norwalk basketball.
- From USA Today: The headline speaks for itself; how Division I college coaches find recruits.
- From GameTimeCT: Harding’s new football field may be named in honor of a legendary coach.
- From The Independent: Pervasive study looking at the importance of girls being involved in sports and physical activity.
- From the Danbury News Times: The BBD boys hockey co-op is in a good place looking to push into the postseason.
- From the Hartford Courant: Glastonbury’s Erin McGill has not seen her season derailed despite some injury challenges.
- From Shore Publishing: Zach Pincince has been bringing great energy to the court for North Haven.
- From CT Sports Now: A conversation with new Trumbull football coach Marce Petroccio.
- From TheRudenReport.com: Breaking down the contenders in FCIAC boys basketball.
- From the Connecticut Post: Tom Drew is assuming the reins of the football program at Foran.
- From the Middletown Press: Eleven new members and a pair of teams will be joining the Middletown Sports Hall of Fame.
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