Through injuries, losses and change, the Sun found strength in their relationships and the moments they shared off the court
Gabby Alfveby
A Connecticut native, five-time SPJ award-winning journalist, and former head editor of Flagler College’s student publication, The Gargoyle. She has written for Gannett publications including The Florida Times Union and The Record, covering high school and college sports. She now serves as the Connecticut Sun beat reporter (since 2024) and social media coordinator for The IX Sports, where she also writes a weekly column on Unrivaled, focusing on elevating the voices of women in sports and advancing equity through storytelling.
The Sun has set in Connecticut: How the team is saying goodbye to Uncasville
After 24 seasons in Connecticut, the Sun has officially set. The end of the Sun’s time as a WNBA franchise was more than just a final season or a final game. It was a gradual process of saying goodbye, packing up and preparing for the next chapter, all while trying to honor 24 seasons […]
Ashlon Jackson is ready for her moment
From Duke starter to WNBA development player, Jackson has learned to embrace patience
Rayah Marshall’s return to Connecticut was unexpected, but it felt like coming home
Marshall knows she doesn’t have much time left in Connecticut with the Sun leaving after this season, but she’s thrilled to be back
Far from France, Nell Angloma and Leïla Lacan found friendship in Connecticut
Leïla Lacan and Nell Angloma’s connected quickly over a shared French heritage, and their strong friendship keeps them grounded
The Connecticut Sun’s ecosystem to developing post players
Brittney Griner: ‘You can see the growth in all of them’
Connecticut Sun honor Curt Miller and Jasmine Thomas as ‘Sun Legends’
Jasmine Thomas: ‘It’s a full circle moment’
Kennedy Burke is learning a new role with the Sun
Rachid Meziane: ‘She could be a star in this league’
Sights and sounds from the Sun’s historic game in Hartford
The Connecticut Sun made their first trip back to Hartford since their inaugural campaign to celebrate community and connection.
Charlisse Leger-Walker finds comfort in shared Indigenous values with Mohegan Tribe
Indigenous heritage makes Charlisse Leger-Walker who she is
