Jennifer Rizzotti: ‘enjoy every one of the [games left], enjoy every moment’
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.
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What the Connecticut Sun did at WNBA All-Star weekend
Marina Mabrey: ‘It’s a time for us to come together and celebrate what we did’
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Golden State Valkyries’ Kayla Thornton is soaking everything in at 2025 All-Star weekend
Thornton is the first All-Star in Golden State’s short history
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Sights and sounds: The Connecticut Sun return for Round 2 at Boston’s TD Garden
Olivia Nelson-Ododa: ‘the energy is different in here…the fans are on 1,000’
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Charter flights may have benefited the Sun the most
Lindsay Allen: ‘It’s what we deserve as women athletes playing professionally’
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Why can’t the Connecticut Sun play like the Valkyries?
Tina Charles: ‘I can handle losses … but it’s just how it’s happening’
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Sights and sounds: Alyssa Thomas’ Connecticut homecoming
Thomas: ‘I gave this organization everything I had and the fan base was always behind me’
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How Connecticut’s Marina Mabrey and Tina Charles are coexisting as stars
Lindsay Allen: ‘They’re a really, really good one-two punch’
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Aneesah Morrow brings next-gen spark to the Sun
Rachid Meziane: ‘She brings something that we don’t have to coach’
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Connecticut’s Saniya Rivers adjusts motivation to play for her mom
Rivers: ‘This is her dream for me’
