When Greenwich's Jonathan Meyers realized he was going to become a national college football recruit, he came up with an expedient way of giving potential suitors everything they needed to know about   Read More »

"Do you know LeBron James?" "Were you at the Wizards-Cavs game last night?" "Do you know any celebrities?" "What's your XBox Gamertag?" "Do you get to travel?   Read More »

(Warning: The following column may be the greatest overreaction in Connecticut Post history. Unfortunately, the Super Bowl has returned me to a constant state of unmitigated pessimism.   Read More »

CHANGE OF PLANS — Catcher Juan Beltran's debut with the Bluefish is on hold. Beltran, 21, was signed Wednesday to serve as the back-up for Brian Munhall, but visa difficulties have prevented   Read More »

WHAT — Olympic boxing exhibition featuring the United States, China and Brazil WHEN — Tonight, 8 p.m. WHERE — Arena at Harbor Yard, Bridgeport TICKETS — $30 upper level, $50   Read More »

HAMDEN — We'll get Carissa Hauser's reaction to scoring the goal that won the NEC women's lacrosse championship Sunday for Sacred Heart. We'll tell you tournament MVP Amanda Williams' feelings   Read More »

You can't miss it. It's the only Victorian house complete with landscaped lawn and garden in the vast blacktopped Captain's Cove parking lot.   Read More »

As he finished his fourth year studying economics and playing lacrosse at Colgate University 12 months ago, Chris Eck had a decision to make. The Fairfield High grad had enjoyed a rather successful,   Read More »

CROMWELL — It was a day for celebration at the TPC at River Highlands Monday. The christening of the brand new $4 million practice range brought out as many suits as polo shirts and khakis, as   Read More »

The fun part comes next week when I get to make my predictions for 2007. For now it's the annual task of sifting through the ruins from this year. Overall it's about a C-minus performance — and   Read More »

Let's go back a few years and see what was happening: 60 YEARS AGO Don Henckel pitched a no-hitter as Ludlowe shut down Harding 9-0 with Jerry Ringel (triple) and John Pelos collecting two hits   Read More »