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Lori Riley

Storrs

Sports Writer at Hartford Courant

Hartford Courant sports writer who covers high school sports, running, Olympic sports, always looking for good stories to write.

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Articles

  • 5 days ago | courant.com | Lori Riley

    Fifty years ago, Jack McDonald had followed Bill Rodgers’ progress at the Boston Marathon from Natick to Boston College to Cleveland Circle. But when Rodgers got close to the finish line near the Prudential Center, McDonald couldn’t see him anymore. So he climbed a tree.

  • 6 days ago | courant.com | Lori Riley

    CHESHIRE – In her first month of her first full season as the starting pitcher for the Cheshire softball team, Jenica Matos threw a no-hitter against Southington, one of the state’s top teams of the last decade. Matos was only a sophomore. She ended the season with her team in the Class LL state championship game, where the Rams lost to Fairfield Ludlowe, 3-2, in 10 innings. She had 343 strikeouts in 168 innings and a 0.91 ERA.

  • 2 weeks ago | courant.com | Lori Riley

    • None Victoria Roukas from New Jersey looks through 2025 NCAA Women's Basketball National Champion UConn Huskies shirts at the UConn Bookstore on the Storrs Campus on Monday, April 7, 2025. Victoria and her friend, Lisa Little, drove up from New Jersey Monday morning to attend the Championship Welcome Home Rally.

  • 2 weeks ago | courant.com | Lori Riley

    STORRS – The basketball capital of the world was rocking Sunday afternoon. When Paige Bueckers came out of the national championship game at Amelie Arena in Tampa – with her first NCAA title well in hand – and hugged UConn women’s basketball coach Geno Auriemma, the students inside Gampel Pavilion screamed and screamed. There may have been some tears in the crowd as a clearly emotional Bueckers hugged everyone down the UConn bench.

  • 2 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Lori Riley

    STORRS – The basketball capital of the world was rocking Sunday afternoon. When Paige Bueckers came out of the national championship game at Amelie Arena in Tampa – with her first NCAA title well in hand – and hugged UConn women’s basketball coach Geno Auriemma, the students inside Gampel Pavilion screamed and screamed. There may have been some tears in the crowd as a clearly emotional Bueckers hugged everyone down the UConn bench.

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Lori Riley
Lori Riley @lrileysports
7 Apr 25

Locker room door and the panel outside the locker room is updated https://t.co/LuDlfoYYCh

Lori Riley
Lori Riley @lrileysports
7 Apr 25

Paige signs more autographs https://t.co/y2QzMx0bBJ

Lori Riley
Lori Riley @lrileysports
7 Apr 25

Geno https://t.co/kfaFHOhXYF