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Cheshire’s Don Drust, like other high school football coaches in Connecticut, is looking at alternatives for his team now that the CIAC has cancelled the fall season. “I think all options are open right now. We want to give our kids as best of an experience as we can,” Drust said. Aaron Flaum, Record-Journal

FOOTBALL: What’s next? Area coaches pursue other options after CIAC cancels high school season

For the state football community, the news came swiftly last Wednesday. A day earlier than they had originally scheduled to meet, ...
 
Bryon Knox poses for a photo at C.A.T.S. Gymnastics in Cheshire on Tuesday. Knox will be the new SCSU gymnastics coach this year. Aaron Flaum, Record-Journal
CHESHIRE — For Byron Knox, there is something special about walking into his old gym at Southern Connecticut State University. Fro ...
Gov. Ned Lamont focuses on hitting the ball Saturday during the Connecticut State Employees Campaign Tennis Tournament at Copper Valley Club in Cheshire.
CHESHIRE — On Saturday morning, Cheshire played host to a state political matchup, only this one was held on the clay tennis court ...
Peter Mazza became Yale football
CHESHIRE — Steve Trifone fondly recalls watching Peter Mazza play on the football field.As Mazza’s position coach on defense from ...
Senior Raegan Bailey works on a passing drill during practice at Cheshire High School on Wednesday.
CHESHIRE — Flexibility has become a buzzword in the short time that local high school field hockey teams have been working out thi ...
“We are pleased that we could restart the conditioning we’ve done since July 6,” CIAC Executive Director Glenn Lungarini said Tuesday. “We are also on the same page with DPH that we can start skill work on Saturday.” As for how the fall season will shape up beyond that, coaches and athletes should know by the end of the week as the CIAC and Department of Public Health work out differences in opinion. Aaron Flaum, Record-Journal
CHESHIRE — In their hopeful journey to return to play amid the coronavirus pandemic, Connecticut high school athletes and coaches ...
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As a Cheshire High School freshman in 2017, Ali Tyler earned All-American status in the 200-yard medley and 400-yard freestyle relays. She spent the next two seasons competing at the club level with the Cheshire SeaDogs. Next year she’ll be swimming at George Mason University.
CHESHIRE — Swimmer Ali Tyler is no stranger to the awards podium.In her time with the Cheshire High School Rams and Cheshire Y/Sea ...
by Greg LedererWith the fall season fast approaching, the Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference continues to work at fin ...
Cheshire volleyball coach Sue Bavone is confident her sport can be played this fall amid the coronavirus pandemic. “Except for cross country and swimming, we are probably the next safest sport because we don’t come in contact with the other team,” Bavone said. Record-Journal file photo
CHESHIRE — Traditionally, in mid-August, area high school volleyball players are training with friends to prepare for the fall sea ...
Bri Pearson, who is heading into her senior year at Cheshire High School, has committed to play softball for Adelphi University on Long Island. 
CHESHIRE — Growing up, Bri Pearson of Cheshire has developed a hard work ethic in all facets of her life. Whether she is pitching ...
The Cheshire Wildcats 14-U 05 team went 9-0 to win the USSA 16-U National Championship at Windsor
CHESHIRE — In coaching travel softball with the Cheshire Wildcats program this summer, Brian Perlini felt it was important for his ...
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