Black Wolves Acquire Two, Re-Sign Brown

October 24, 2020 - UNCASVILLE, CT. - Following the 2020 National Lacrosse League Entry Draft, the New England Black Wolves have acquired John Uppgren and Andrew Mullen as well as welcomed back Bailey Brown. On Thursday, Oct. 1 John Uppgren signed a two-year agreement with the Pack. The 2016 Tufts University graduate currently sits as an Assistant Coach with the Jumbos' men's lacrosse team. In four seasons at Tufts, he was a member of two NCAA Championship teams, finished third all-​time in DIII scoring (... Full Story

DeWanna Bonner Named to 2020 All-WNBA Second Team

October 4, 2020 - Uncasville, CT - The WNBA today revealed members of the All-WNBA First and Second Teams during halftime of Game 2 of the WNBA Finals. The two teams, which consists of ten players, was voted on by a national panel of sportswriters and broadcasters. Sun forward DeWanna Bonner (135 points) has been named to the All-WNBA Second Team. It is the second All-WNBA nod of her career. In her first season with the Sun, Bonner finished third in the WNBA in scoring (19.7 ppg), tied for sixth in steals (1.6... Full Story

Black Wolves Close out 2020 NLL Draft with Four Additional Draftees

September 18, 2020 - UNCASVILLE, CT. - To complete the 2020 NLL Entry Draft, the New England Black Wolves selected Michael Sowers with the 41st pick, Grant Ament with the 65th and concluded the night with the 80th and 93rd overall picks, selecting Nick Ellerton and Jeremy Bomberry, respectively. Sowers and Ellerton will both return to their respective institutions for a fifth year of eligibility granted by the NCAA due to COVID-19. A Princeton University graduate, Sowers is the all-time leading scoring with 30... Full Story

New England Acquires Jacob Ruest and the 24th Overall Pick in Trade with Colorado Mammoth

September 17, 2020 - UNCASVILLE, CT. - In the 2020 NLL Entry Draft, held virtually for the first time in history, the New England Black Wolves traded their second round picks (18th & 33rd overall) to the Colorado Mammoth for Jacob Ruest and the 24th overall selection. With the 24th pick, the Black Wolves drafted Charlie Kitchen. "We've had our eye on Jacob for a while but were not able to get a deal done," general manager and head coach Glenn Clark said. "We're really excited to add Jacob to our lineup. He play... Full Story

• New England Acquires Jacob Ruest and the 24th Overall Pick in Trade with Colorado Mammoth - New England Black Wolves (NLL) September 17
• Alyssa Thomas and DeWanna Bonner Named to Associated Press All-WNBA Second Team - Connecticut Sun (WNBA) September 15
• Bria Holmes Out for the Season - Connecticut Sun (WNBA) September 12
• Bonner Earns Eastern Conference Player of the Week - Connecticut Sun (WNBA) September 8
• Alyssa Thomas Named Eastern Conference Player of the Week - Connecticut Sun (WNBA) August 31
• Buque Is Back with the Black Wolves - New England Black Wolves (NLL) August 20
• Ryan Conrad Acquired in Trade with Toronto - New England Black Wolves (NLL) August 19
• Connecticut Sun Teams up to "Unite the Vote" in Voter Registration Challenge - Connecticut Sun (WNBA) August 18
• Essence Carson Signed to the Sun, Team Waives Gemelos - Connecticut Sun (WNBA) August 17
• Connecticut Sun & Kay Yow Cancer Fund Team up for Virtual 5K Run/Walk - Connecticut Sun (WNBA) August 17
• DeWanna Bonner Named Eastern Conference Player of the Week - Connecticut Sun (WNBA) August 17
• Black Wolves Lacrosse Leadership Returns - New England Black Wolves (NLL) August 12
• Black Wolves Welcome Brad Smith to New England - New England Black Wolves (NLL) August 11
• Jamieson Signs Three-Year Contract, Reigning NLL Goaltender of the Year Stays in New England - New England Black Wolves (NLL) August 3
• Veteran Defender Greg Downing Stays in New England - New England Black Wolves (NLL) August 1
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September 29	WNBA	Connecticut 63 at Las Vegas 66 (Playoff Gm. 5, Florida Tournament)	Final
September 27	WNBA	Las Vegas 84 at Connecticut 75 (Playoff Gm. 4, Florida Tournament)	Final
September 24	WNBA	Las Vegas 68 at Connecticut 77 (Playoff Gm. 3, Florida Tournament)	Final
September 22	WNBA	Connecticut 75 at Las Vegas 83 (Playoff Gm. 2, Florida Tournament)	Final
September 20	WNBA	Connecticut 87 at Las Vegas 62 (Playoff Gm. 1, Florida Tournament)	Final
September 17	WNBA	Connecticut 73 at Los Angeles 59 (Playoff, Florida Tournament)	Final
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• UConn among teams to use Mohegan Sun Arena as bubble for early college basketball season - WNBA New Britain Herald (October 23)
• Sun's Bonner earns All-WNBA second team honor - WNBA New London Day (October 5)
• A look ahead: Sun need more offense in 2021 - WNBA New London Day (October 3)
• Jeff Jacobs: Chasing another WNBA title, Sue Bird is still consistently great — impressing even Geno - WNBA Connecticut Post (October 2)
• Despite falling short of returning to the WNBA Finals, the Connecticut Sun's deep postseason run after 0-5 start bodes well for their future. - WNBA Hartford Courant (October 1)
• Despite WNBA Finals loss, the Connecticut Sun showed they belong on the league's biggest stage - WNBA Hartford Courant (September 30)
• ‘Great story': Connecticut Sun fall short of WNBA title, but proud of season in bubble - WNBA Connecticut Post (September 30)
• Mike Anthony: Connecticut Sun fizzle against Las Vegas Aces in WNBA semifinal, let lead and opportunity slip in season-ending loss - WNBA Hartford Courant (September 30)
• CT Sun's offense fizzles late: Five takeaways from WNBA Game 5 loss - WNBA Connecticut Post (September 30)
• WNBA: Connecticut Sun eliminated by Las Vegas Aces, 66-63, in semifinals - WNBA Norwich Bulletin (September 30)
• Aces edge Sun to win WNBA semifinal series - WNBA New London Day (September 30)
• Aces advances to franchise's 2nd WNBA Finals - WNBA Connecticut Post (September 30)
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