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High School Football – Week 1
High school football is back and Holy Cross beat Woodland, 24-15, in our NBC CT Game of the Week.
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High School Football – Week 1
Holy Cross beat Woodland, 24-15, in our NBC CT Game of the Week. The Hawks opened up a brand-new turf field but came up short against the Crusaders. New Canaan took down Maloney, 42-13. St. Joseph defeated two-time defending state champs North Haven, 17-7.
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Indiana farm made a corn maze with Caitlin Clark's face and it's spectacular
Caitlin Clark has only been playing in Indiana for a few months, but she has certainly made an impression — even in the corn fields.
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CT LIVE!: CT Senior Women's Basketball
To learn more about the program call 860-968-6226 or email ctsrwomensbasketball@gmail.com.
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Connecticut man bringing pickleball to prisoners
Angelo Rossetti teaches prisoners in Connecticut as a form of skill-building and social reintegration.
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CT LIVE!: Rossetti Brothers Break 4th World Record
Angelo and Ettore Rossetti hold the world record for the longest pickleball rally.
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CT LIVE!: Gaylord Sports Association, a Program of Gaylord Specialty Healthcare
The Gaylord Sports Association offers 17 adaptive sports. For more information, go to Gaylord.org/sports.
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Transgender athlete lawsuit returned to federal court in Connecticut Friday
A legal battle continued on Friday between four female athletes and the Connecticut Association of Schools. “Today was all about these four athletes that were deprived of fair competition, out to have their day in court,” attorney Cody Barnett said. In 2020, the female athletes filed a lawsuit, arguing that policies under the Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference, or CIAC,...
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Transgender athlete lawsuit returned to federal court in Connecticut Friday
A lawsuit brought by four female athletes who competed in high school against transgender athletes that was dismissed in 2021, was back in federal court in New Haven Friday after the suit was reinstated by a federal appeals court.
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Transgender athlete lawsuit returns to district court in Connecticut
The four female athletes who filed a lawsuit saying transgender athletes shouldn’t be able to compete against them will return to court on Friday.
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Full guide to the 2024 Little League World Series
The Little League World Series is back in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. Here is everything to know about the 2024 tournament.
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Michael Phelps calls for lifetime ban for anyone who's caught doping
Since retiring from the sport after the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games, Phelps became more outspoken about issues such as mental health and anti-doping efforts.
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Federal judge throws out $4.7 billion jury verdict against NFL in ‘Sunday Ticket' lawsuit
A federal judge overturned a jury’s $4.7 billion verdict in the class-action lawsuit filed by “Sunday Ticket” subscribers against the NFL and has granted judgment to the NFL.
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How the sports world has been impacted by the global tech outage
Athletes from around the world are journeying to their respective sporting events this weekend amid the global tech outage. Here are some of the events and players who have been impacted.
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Harrison Butker reacts to Serena Williams' viral ESPYs diss
Harrison Butker is responding after Serena Williams called him out at the 2024 ESPY Awards for his controversial commencement speech earlier this year.
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Cooper Flagg and Sadie Engelhardt named nation's top high school athletes at ESPYs
Cooper Flagg and Sadie Engelhardt joined some elite company by earning Gatorade Best Player of the Year honors at the ESPYs.
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CT LIVE!: Taylor Tries It – Beach Volleyball
Taylor got a beach volleyball lesson from Pat Ryan, the Club Director of Husky Volleyball.
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Dan Hurley throws out first pitch at Yankee Stadium
On a hot Saturday in the Bronx, Dan Hurley walked to the mound at Yankee Stadium to throw out the first pitch ahead of the Yankees’ game against the Red Sox. “Popping in here to Yankee Stadium, the adrenaline is going,” said Hurley. “It’s amazing when you walk in here.” It’s the second year Hurley was invited to throw...
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20 legendary players who finished their careers in the ‘wrong' uniform
Tom Brady, Michael Jordan and Willie Mays are three of the biggest stars to wear a different jersey in their final seasons.
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Jason Kelce says he hasn't experienced post-retirement depression yet — but expects it to ‘set in'
The center announced his retirement from the Philadelphia Eagles in March after playing his entire career with the team.