Hunter Mahan and Jay Williamson staged a neck-and-neck race down the back nine as the Travelers Championship offered something for everyone -- and put Connecticut back on pro golf's map in the process.
Tommy John, Bluefish, Look To Re-Energize Bridgeport Baseball With new manager Tommy John, new GM Bill Larsen and committed ownership of Mary Jane Foster and Jack McGregor, the Bridgeport Bluefish are promising fans a return to the "good old days" with lots of action and affordable, family-oriented entertainment.
Asjha Jones' Diary After spending several seasons coming off the bench, the time has come to shine for the Sun's Asjha Jones to take on a role she hasn't played since she was one of the most sought after high school players in the country: Leading Lady.
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Take the Last Train To Clarksville
Take the Last Train To Clarksville The Long Island Ducks -- the biggest rival of the Bridgeport Bluefish -- started the season with several former major leaguers on the roster, including some rather big names. The following is a report on life in the league of last resort.
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Giant Shoes To Fill
Giant Shoes To Fill After 28 years, 469 wins, four MAAC titles, three NCAA tournament bids and one WNIT berth, Dianne Nolan, decided to end her run on Benson Road and call it a career. Nolan's will be hard shoes to fill.
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SPOTLIGHT ON: Jeff Vigurs
SPOTLIGHT ON: Jeff Vigurs Someone forgot to tell catcher Jeff Vigurs, the former South Windsor High star and member of the New England Collegiate Baseball League's Manchester Silkworms, that college baseball is supposed to be hard. We caught up with Jeff to get "up close and personal" with the budding star.
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With new manager Tommy John, new GM Bill Larsen and committed ownership of Mary Jane Foster and Jack McGregor, the Bridgeport Bluefish are promising fans a return to the "good old days" with lots of action and affordable, family-oriented entertainment.
After spending several seasons coming off the bench, the time has come to shine for the Sun's Asjha Jones to take on a role she hasn't played since she was one of the most sought after high school players in the country: Leading Lady.
The Long Island Ducks -- the biggest rival of the Bridgeport Bluefish -- started the season with several former major leaguers on the roster, including some rather big names. The following is a report on life in the league of last resort.
After 28 years, 469 wins, four MAAC titles, three NCAA tournament bids and one WNIT berth, Dianne Nolan, decided to end her run on Benson Road and call it a career. Nolan's will be hard shoes to fill.
Someone forgot to tell catcher Jeff Vigurs, the former South Windsor High star and member of the New England Collegiate Baseball League's Manchester Silkworms, that college baseball is supposed to be hard. We caught up with Jeff to get "up close and personal" with the budding star.