Maggie Vanoni
Reporter at Hearst Connecticut Media Group
UConn women’s hoops & WNBA/CT Sun for @Hearst CT. Student chapters for @AWSM_SportMedia Past: @ocregister, @SeaTimesSports, @registerguard & @ODEsports
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3 days ago |
ctinsider.com | Maggie Vanoni
The Connecticut Sun season isn't going as planned. And it may have just gotten worse. The team sits in last place in the league at 2-12, has lost six games in a row, and is now officially without its star for the next two to four weeks. Connecticut announced Tuesday afternoon that guard Marina Mabrey will miss the next two to four weeks with a left knee injury. No details on the injury were released.
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3 days ago |
ctinsider.com | Maggie Vanoni
STORRS - About 80 days ago, UConn women's basketbal l came home from Tampa with the ultimate hardware. A national championship trophy brought a wave of celebration and excitement as the Huskies won their 12th title and first since 2016. A parade was held in downtown Hartford while members of the program made national media appearances throughout the weeks to follow.
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4 days ago |
nhregister.com | Maggie Vanoni
UNCASVILLE — Being traded to the Dallas Wings this offseason meant a new team, a new city, and new teammates for former Connecticut Sun guard DiJonai Carrington. The move also came with a new role. After four years in Connecticut as one of the youngest players in the locker room, she’s now one of the oldest with the Wings. Carrington was the team’s least experienced starter with only three previous seasons under her belt last year.
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4 days ago |
ctinsider.com | Maggie Vanoni
UNCASVILLE - Being traded to the Dallas Wings this offseason meant a new team, a new city, and new teammates for former Connecticut Sun guard DiJonai Carrington. The move also came with a new role. After four years in Connecticut as one of the youngest players in the locker room, she's now one of the oldest with the Wings. Carrington was the team's least experienced starter with only three previous seasons under her belt last year.
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1 week ago |
ctinsider.com | Maggie Vanoni
UNCASVILLE - Six-foot-5 Connecticut Sun center Olivia Nelson-Ododa raised her arm high in front of Paige Bueckers outside on the arc, blocking Bueckers' 3-point attempt. The two former UConn women's basketbal l teammates shared a quick smile before Bueckers sprinted into the lane to catch a pass from her new teammate, Dallas Wings center Li Yueru.
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Good news for the Sun as both Lindsay Allen and Olivia Nelson-Ododa are “probable” for tomorrow’s game vs the Sky Allen missed the last six games and ONO the last 1.5 Rayah Marshall still OUT with an ankle injury.
Game Status Report vs. Chicago Sky- 6/15 Lindsay Allen- PROBABLE (left Achilles) Leila Lacan- NWT (overseas obligations) Rayah Marshall- OUT (right ankle) Olivia Nelson-Ododa- PROBABLE (left ankle) Saniya Rivers- QUESTIONABLE (illness) https://t.co/uyefdhMMHh
New updated displays at the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame highlight Geno Auriemma’s win record, Unrivaled and the Huskies’ 12th national championship https://t.co/zc6jG1Psuf
