The following is a list of state football players and their collegiate choices:

Player School College
Andre Anderson,Hillhouse, Univ. of New Haven

Andrew Barton, Ridgefield, Bryant
Ben Berey, Glastonbury, Tufts
Brendan Bilcheck, Hand, Bowdoin
Tim Boyle, Xavier, UConn
Caleb Camacho, New London, Sacred Heart
Chris Devaney, Newtown, Bryant
Jonah Dorsey, Xavier, Stonehill
Quinn Fleeting, Windsor, Central Conn. State
James Frusciante, Staples, Princeton
Pete Gerson, Hand, Yale
Peter Gesualdi, Darien, Hobart
Chris Golger, Fairfield Prep, Tufts
Pieter Hoets, Staples, Trinity
Darryn Horner, Hillhouse, Stonehill
Andrew Isaacs, Manchester, Maryland
Cory Jasudowich, Cheshire Academy, UConn
Kevin Kearney, Staples, Bowdoin
Nick Kelly, Staples, Amherst College
Mike Lasala, Wilton, Washington & Lee
Marcus Little, Manchester, Boston College
Andrew Matos, Ansonia, Rhode Island
Sean Merrill, Sheehan, Sacred Heart
Tom Milone, Masuk, UConn (baseball)
Colin Moore, Avon, Furman (lacrosse)
Je’Vaughn Moore, Hillhouse, Monmouth
Ryheime Moore, Windsor, AIC
Tommy Myers, Coventry/Windham, Tech UConn
Liam O’Neil, Greenwich, Tufts
Cole Ormsby, Windsor, UConn
Lance Ormsby, Windsor, Central Conn. State
Hector Rodriguez, Berlin, Dean
Patsy Romero, Wilton ,Plymouth State
Connor Rowe, Ridgefield, Bryant
Max Schumann, Xavier, Univ. of Chicago
George Smith, Holy Cross, Bryant
Max Tylki, Xavier, Brown
Kyle Vaughn, Staples, Fordham
Matt Walsh, Hand, UConn
Hal Chapman Wingo, Avon Georgetown

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Check out this story on Delaware's Elene Delle Donne.
There are a lot of differing views on her departure from UConn four years ago.

It left some fans dismayed with her. She spent 48 hours on the campus and then took off.
Some say she couldn't have hacked it at UConn. Others feel she thought she was too good and didn't want to put up with what UConn's staff and veteran players had in store for the incoming frosh phenom.
Was she homesick or did she just want to be with her sister?
Whatever the truth I don't know. I just find it really hard to root against her.

Southern Connecticut State will meet Wilmington (Del.) in the opening round of the NCAA Division II East regional on Thursday night at 7 p.m.
The Owls, the No. 4 seed, enter the tournament with a 38-6-1 mark overall. All games of the regional will be played on the campus of Franklin Pierce University at Rindge, N.H.
BASEBALL
UConn 4, Rhode Island 1: Doug Elliot went 2-for-4 as the 15th-ranked Huskies beat the Rams in Kingston, R.I., posting their seventh straight win over a non-conference opponent.
UConn improved to 37-14-1. Rhode Island is 29-18.
Bob Van Woert (4-0) struck out four in 5 innings before Will Jolin came out of the bullpen to record the final out of the sixth with the bases loaded.
Jolin struck out three in 2 innings.
Rhode Island’s Mike LeBel accounted for the Rams only run with a home run in the eighth.
Kevin Vance recorded his 11th save for UConn.
Canisius 1, Fairfield 0: At Buffalo, N.Y., Brian Burton led the bottom of the second inning with a walk and later came around to score on a one-out single by Chris Gruarin to lead Canisius to its Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference win.
Fairfield right hander Scott Gussaroff scattered five hits over eight innings of work while striking out six.
Fairfield falls to 19-25, 10-11 while Canisius improves to 22-28, 10-9.