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Meriden Sports

BEST OF THE BUNCH: On this gridiron, it’s 5-down territory

MERIDEN — We kick off the Best of the Bunch series with the fall sport that hit the field first in the heat of August and exited ...
 
This group was following social distancing recommendations during its morning round at Hunter Golf Course last Thursday morning. Not everyone followed social distancing recommendations, however, and it led to Hunter being closed on Monday. | Photo courtesy of Mara Dunleavy
MERIDEN — Four days after Hunter Golf Course was given clearance to re-open by the state, it’s been closed again.The city made the ...
Maloney shortstop Lea White stands alongside the chalked messages left in her driveway by her coach, Scott Aresco, and his three kids. | Photo courtesy of Lea White
MERIDEN — While spring athletes are playing the waiting game right now, Maloney High School softball coach Scott Aresco and his fi ...
Introducing the 2019-20 All-Record-Journal Boys Basketball Team. From left to right: Southington’s Jared Kelly, Maloney’s Vincent Martinez, Sheehan’s Kris Jackson, Southington’s Jake Napoli and Sheehan teammates Garrett Molampy and Jack McDonnell.
MERIDEN — Our final All-Record-Journal team from the 2019-20 winter season is our smallest.It’s a tight band of basketball brother ...
Thomas Leffingwell of Wallingford fishes from his kayak on Black Pond in Meriden on Wednesday, which became the opening day of Connecticut’s 2020 fishing season when Gov. Ned Lamont issued an executive order late Tuesday that opened lakes, ponds, rivers and streams to fishing statewide. Aaron Flaum, Record-Journal
MERIDEN — Thomas Leffingwell got a chance to give his brand new kayak a test run Wednesday morning.The 20-year-old Wallingford res ...
A grounds crew member cleans up around the first hole at Hunter Memorial Golf Course on Wednesday. The state of Connecticut has given golf courses the OK to reopen, which Hunter wil do on Thursday at 8:30 a.m. Aaron Flaum, Record-Journal
MERIDEN — The greens have regained the green light.After a confusing day of mixed signals that closed golf courses on Monday, the ...
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All-Record-Journal wrestlers from Meriden included, left to right, Cristian Calero, Mathew Merrigan, James Rondini and Luke Fuerstenberg of Platt, along with Kody Talento and Darel Rivera of Maloney. Not pictured: Isaiah Ross of Platt and R.J. Plumberg of Maloney. Aaron Flaum, Record-Journal
MERIDEN — Like indoor track, wrestling crowned its champions before COVID-19 brought the curtain down on the winter postseason.Non ...
The 2020 All-Record-Journal girls indoor track team was dominated by Southington and Sheehan. The Southington girls in front, left to right, are Jackie Izzo, Anny Moquete-Volquez, Alexah Zaczynski, Diane Pillsbury and Lauren Verrilli. From the SCC champion Sheehan Titans are, left to right, Arianna Amodio, Patrice Mansfield, Erin Brennan, Alicea Piscitelli,  Olivia Dubuc, Avery Winters, Clarisse Aminawung and Allison Villano. Aaron Flaum, Record-Journal
MERIDEN — It is the first winter sport to crown its champions.Yet even indoor track was not immune to the COVID-19 crisis. The New ...
FILE - In this Saturday, Jan. 4, 2020, file photo, Tennessee Titans quarterback Ryan Tannehill passes against the New England Patriots in the first half of an NFL wild-card playoff football game, in Foxborough, Mass. In a deal announced Sunday, March 15, 2020, the Titans agreed to a four-year, 118 million extension with Tannehill. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola, File)
Tennessee Titans offensive tackle Dennis Kelly has been hunkered down with his family in the Indianapolis area since the birth of ...
The new Meriden Little League, the product of a merger between Ed Walsh and Jack Barry, won’t launch its maiden season until at least May 11 due to a nationwide decree issued by Little League Baseball in the face of coronavirus. | Record-Journal file photo
MERIDEN — The formal unveiling of Meriden Little League will have to wait at least a few more weeksThe coronavirus has stalled the ...
Maloney softball coach Scott Aresco, seen here greeting Platt’s Trish Wodatch, was in on the CIAC’s teleconference Wednesday that determined a wait-and-see approach would be taken regarding the coronavirus and 2020 spring scholastic season. When Aresco met with his players to announce the season wasn’t being canceled, they erupted in joy. “That really made my day,” Aresco said. “It showed how much they cared about playing and being together. That was a moment I will never forget.” | Record-Journal file photo
MERIDEN — Maloney softball coach Scott Aresco was in on the call Wednesday morning when the CIAC’s decision was made to suspend th ...
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