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Will the Olympics bid farewell to one of its toughest winter sports?
By BRIAN MELLEY TESERO, Italy (AP) — Nordic goodbye? Related Articles The gold standard: U.S. blasts Slovakia to set up...
PWHL’s influence apparent at Olympics with OT medal games and the gap closing behind US and Canada
By JOHN WAWROW MILAN (AP) — Alina Muller instantly understood the significance her bronze medal-clinching overtime goal in a 2-1...
US men’s hockey team inspired by women winning gold at the Olympics in Milan
By STEPHEN WHYNO, AP Hockey Writer MILAN (AP) — Quinn and Jack Hughes watched in person as the U.S. women’s...
Dom Amore: A gold medal Olympic hockey hero blossomed at CT prep school: ‘She was magic on the ice’
WALLINGFORD — The U.S. claim to the gold medal in women’s hockey at the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, so promising...
Verona prepares its ancient arena for the Olympics closing ceremony on Sunday
By COLLEEN BARRY VERONA, Italy (AP) — A city forever associated with Romeo and Juliet, Verona will host the final...
US captain Hilary Knight plays a big role in ending her final Olympics with gold
MILAN — U.S. captain Hilary Knight was not satisfied leaving her final Olympics with silver, so she extended the gold-medal...
Yard Goats to host Black-Owned Business Expo at Dunkin’ Park
The Hartford Yard Goats will host the Black-Owned Business Expo at Dunkin’ Park on Feb. 26. The expo will take...
United States wins 3rd Olympic gold in women’s hockey, beating Canada 2-1 on Megan Keller’s OT goal
By JOHN WAWROW, AP Hockey Writer MILAN (AP) — Megan Keller backhanded in a shot 4:07 into overtime and the...
Why Geno Auriemma isn’t surprised by UConn women’s basketball’s late-season struggles
VILLANOVA, Pa. — Even with a microphone inches from her face, Sarah Strong‘s voice was barely audible as she addressed...
‘This has been brewing’: UConn’s defensive regression comes to a head in Creighton loss
STORRS – Dan Hurley warned his team about their defensive regression after Monday’s practice. The slide started in the St....
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