For the second straight year, the University of Connecticut missed out on an automatic championship bid, falling 1-0 to Old Dominion in the Big East title match.
Legendary Patriots coach Bill Belichick made his return to the Northeast and walked away with a win after back-to-back heartbreaking losses for the University of North Carolina Tar Heels.
UConn field hockey will look to claim its 21st Big East Tournament Championship this weekend in Philadelphia. The Huskies are coming off a 14-1 regular season and are currently riding the nation’s second-longest winning streak with 11 consecutive victories.
Now, a reunion of sorts is set for M&T Bank Center at Gampel Pavilion Monday night, as No. 4 UConn (2-0) hosts Wagner (0-2) with Hurley coaching against his former team for the first time.
While Hurley said there isn’t much room to be sentimental when preparing for any opponent, he called the opportunity he took at Wagner life-changing.
The University of Connecticut women’s hockey team took on Boston College in a two-game Hockey East series on Thursday and Friday. The Huskies dominated the opening matchup in Chestnut Hill, Mass., earning a 4-1 victory before returning to Storrs, where they battled for a 2-1 win to complete the series sweep.
Less than a week after neutralizing Iona University with a 14-run victory, the UConn women’s softball team will return to the field to host some in-state competition.
It’s been almost two weeks since the UConn baseball program (26-20, 10-5) played at its home stadium. Now, UConn students will have the chance to see the squad in action ahead of finals week.
This weekend, the Huskies will travel to Washington, D.C., to wrap up the regular season with a three-day series at the Mount Vernon Athletic Complex against Georgetown University.
