Maggie Vanoni
Reporter at Hearst Connecticut Media Group
UConn women’s hoops for @Hearst CT. Student chapters for @AWSM_SportMedia Past: @ocregister, @SeaTimesSports, @registerguard & @ODEsports
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5 days ago |
ctinsider.com | Maggie Vanoni
After 10 years with UConn women's basketball, Ben Kantor has moved on from the program. The former Huskies assistant coach joins Georgia Tech's coaching staff as an assistant coach under newly appointed head coach Karen Blair, the Yellow Jackets' program announced Friday. Kantor joined UConn in 2015 as a video coordinator and was promoted to a non-recruiting assistant coach in spring 2023. Most recently, he helped the Huskies win the national championship in Florida on April 6.
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6 days ago |
nhregister.com | Maggie Vanoni
Caroline Ducharme turned to face the hoop as the ball sailed above her. Standing between the UConn women's basketball freshman and the basket, a DePaul forward reached her arm back to prevent Ducharme from getting the ball, smacking her on the bridge of her nose. Hard. Ducharme's head whipped back at the impact as she crumbled to the floor, clutching her face. Article continues below this adHer parents, Todd and Chrissy Ducharme, watching the game on TV, held their breath.
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6 days ago |
ctinsider.com | Maggie Vanoni
Caroline Ducharme turned to face the hoop as the ball sailed above her. Standing between the UConn women's basketball freshman and the basket, a DePaul forward reached her arm back to prevent Ducharme from getting the ball, smacking her on the bridge of her nose. Hard. Ducharme's head whipped back at the impact as she crumbled to the floor, clutching her face. Her parents, Todd and Chrissy Ducharme, watching the game on TV, held their breath. "We were so scared," Chrissy told CT Insider.
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1 week ago |
nhregister.com | Maggie Vanoni
UConn women's basketball will introduce a new "Big Three" next season. The reigning national champs picked up 6-foot-4 star forward Serah Williams out of the transfer portal last week, and expectations to repeat are already sky high. Article continues below this adAzzi Fudd will be back for another season, while Sarah Strong returns for Year 2 as one of the best players in the nation.
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1 week ago |
darientimes.com | Maggie Vanoni
UConn women's basketball will introduce a new "Big Three" next season. The reigning national champs picked up 6-foot-4 star forward Serah Williams out of the transfer portal last week, and expectations to repeat are already sky high. Article continues below this adAzzi Fudd will be back for another season, while Sarah Strong returns for Year 2 as one of the best players in the nation.
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RT @WhistleSports: KK Arnold gets emotional talking about Paige Bueckers leaving UConn 🥹 @KamoreaArnold @UConnWBB https://t.co/Q5SBXKqr6N
The Golden State Valkyries announced today they've waived former UConn point guard Kaitlyn Chen (WNBA transactions page yet to report it officially) Chen was drafted No. 30th overall by Golden State and made it to the final few days of training camp
Introducing the 2025 Golden State Valkyries — a roster built to rise, built to battle, and built for the Bay. History starts now ✨🪽 https://t.co/FAYFGozMMl
Per the release: this is a 40% increase in total season ticket sales compared to last season + is the fastest pace of memberships sales in team history
Despite the recent news, the Sun announce that for the first time in franchise history, the team has officially sold out of Season Ticket Memberships
