Through injuries, losses and change, the Sun found strength in their relationships and the moments they shared off the court
Olivia Nelson-Ododa
Posted inConnecticut Sun
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 […]
Posted inConnecticut Sun
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
Posted inConnecticut Sun
The Connecticut Sun’s ecosystem to developing post players
Brittney Griner: ‘You can see the growth in all of them’
Posted inWNBA
UConn sisterhood: Sun face Wings in final game in Hartford
Bueckers: ‘Those are our sisters, that’s family’
Posted inConnecticut Sun
The Connecticut Sun are ready to take the next step
With the return of Leila Lacan, the team has unlocked their offense and managed to compete – and win
Posted inFeatures
Composure led the Connecticut Sun to their first win of the season over Seattle
Meziane: ‘We didn’t panic … tonight, we really stayed in the present moment’
Posted inFeatures
Mocking the Portland Fire and Toronto Tempo expansion draft
And mocking ourselves along the way
Posted inConnecticut Sun, Features, WNBA
Sights and sounds: Aaliyah Edwards makes Connecticut Sun home debut
Aaliyah Edwards: ‘I’m loving every bit of it’
Posted inConnecticut Sun, Features, WNBA
Reactions to the pending sale and relocation of the Connecticut Sun
Jennifer Rizzotti: ‘enjoy every one of the [games left], enjoy every moment’
