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September 07, 2010 | 
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September 07, 2010 |
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Hartford Sports Information
The University of Hartford men’s basketball team traveled across the world last week, all the way down-under to Australia to participate in a six-game tournament at the Australian Institute of Sport.
Hartford Sports Information
The men’s soccer team fell 3-2 in their season opener at Boston College on Sept. 1.
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From high-profile trades to flourishing young rookies, professional sports were buzzing in the news this summer.
According to a recent study conducted by the Hasbro Children’s Hospital in Rhode Island, the number of emergency room visits for youth athletes has increased by nearly 200 percent over the past ten years; nearly one half of these sport-related concussions, fractures, tears and strains in youth athletes were preventable
Hartford Sports Information
Off-season training has ended and soccer season has begun at the University of Hartford.
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Between the heavy work-load, lack of sleep and unhealthy eating habits of many college students, the dreaded “freshmen 15” can quickly become a reality – but it doesn’t have to be!
Brittney Lawson and the track and field teams will compete in the America East championships this weekend at the University of New Hampshire, but before heading north to UNH, the squad had one final meet in preparing for the postseason.
Adam Manison
Four straight fourth-quarter goals is always an accomplishment. However, when trailing by five, it just is not enough.
Hartford Sports Information
The Hawks baseball team had a rough time this week, losing four straight, and dropping to 8-24 on the season and 2-8 in the conference. The week started when Hartford traveled to Marist to play them in a single-day game. The game ended up an uneven one, as Marist poured
Adam Manison
Men’s tennis fell to Boston University on the tennis courts this past Saturday, April 24, in their final regular season match.
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