Gavin Keefe

Dec 8, 2024 | sports.yahoo.com | Gavin Keefe |New London

Dec. 8—Shortly after suffering a painful penalty kick shootout loss to Amherst in the NCAA Division III men's soccer national championship on Saturday in Las Vegas, Connecticut College began to reflect on the program's tremendous accomplishments. The Camels reached the final for second time in three years, something that has never been done in any team sport at the school. They fell just short of winning a second title while playing the same team that they beat in 2021 in a penalty kick shootout.

Dec 7, 2024 | theday.com | Gavin Keefe

Shortly after suffering a painful penalty kick shootout loss to Amherst in the NCAA Division III men’s soccer national championship on Saturday in Las Vegas, Connecticut College began to reflect on the program’s tremendous accomplishments. The Camels reached the final for second time in three years, something that has never been done in any team sport at the school. They fell just short of winning a second title while playing the same team that they beat in 2021 in a penalty kick shootout.

Dec 3, 2024 | theday.com | Gavin Keefe

Willimantic — Ledyard and Windham, two fierce Eastern Connecticut Conference rivals, waged an epic CIAC Class SS quarterfinal battle on Tuesday. The outcome was decided in the frantic final seconds. Windham senior Asael Garcia Rodriguez booted a game-winning, 25-yard field goal with two seconds left to secure a hard-fought 17-14 victory. The Whippets (10-1) will host Sheehan in the semifinals on Sunday. Garcia Rodriguez did it all, rushing for a game-high 189 yards and two touchdowns (58, 7).

Dec 2, 2024 | sports.yahoo.com | Gavin Keefe |New London

Dec. 2—NEW LONDON — Connecticut College experienced a deja vu feeling when the NCAA Division III men's soccer Final Four field came together. Washington & Lee, the team that Conn beat in the 2021 semifinals on the way to capturing the school's first national title in a team sport, earned a spot. Amherst, the New England Small College Athletic Conference program that Conn defeated in the 2021 final, also advanced.

Dec 2, 2024 | theday.com | Gavin Keefe

Connecticut College’s Matt Scoffone (13) sprints past Franklin and Marshall College’s Isaac Mintz (22) during the second round game of the NCAA Tournament on Nov. 17 at Freeman Field in New London. (Sarah Gordon/The Day) Buy Photo Reprints New London — Connecticut College experienced a deja vu feeling when the NCAA Division III men’s soccer Final Four field came together.