Dom Amore is a Sports Columnist and Reporter at the Hartford Courant. He covers a wide range of topics within Connecticut sports, including individual and team sports, major league sports, and sports tournaments, while also exploring the intersections of sports with culture and society. Dom's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Yahoo News, Boston Herald, and the Orlando Sentinel.
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Dom Amore's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports, particularly UConn women's basketball and NCAA basketball. His articles feature event coverage, expert commentary, and announcements related to these topics.
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By: Dom Amore
Kalieb Osborne went airborne in his UConn debut at quarterback, running, throwing, hurdling for 355 yards and four TDs in the Huskies rout.
By: Dom Amore
The NFL season is starting up this week, and one could imagine this is the week, of all weeks out of the year, a former player would start to feel that yearning to compete one more time, to hit and be hit, to garner a little more glory. In John Moffitt’s case, you would be wrong. “Not this time of year,” Moffitt said. “Because training camp, it’s hot still. I tend to miss it every now and then ...
By: Dom Amore, Hartford Courant
EAST HARTFORD — For a moment, Kalieb Osborne's combination of confidence, exuberance and sheer athletic ability could have sent the whole UConn football season going the wrong way.
By: Dom Amore
Austin Peterson, who debuted with Cleveland, is the fifth former UConn pitcher to reach MLB in 2026. Pitching coach Josh MacDonald is proud.
By: Dom Amore
HARTFORD — Barry Coffey grew up in Nenagh, County Tipperary, a rural area locked in the center of Ireland, and it is far from the established soccer hotbeds in Europe. They play rugged-and-tumble Gaelic Football in that area. “Just growing up, I had some (youth) coaches that probably saw something in me that may was unknownst to myself,” Coffey said. “And they made sure I kind of stuck at it, ...
By: Dom Amore
Rollie Sheldon, from Woodstock, who played two sports at UConn and had six-year career pitching for the Yankees, A’s, Red Sox, has died at 89
By: Dom Amore
Hartford Athletic secured a berth in the USL’s in-season Cup final, rewarding the fans who’ve stuck it out through a lot of losing soccer.
By: Dom Amore
UConn football has a big-time opponent, comes off a dominant opening win. All the ingredients for a big day at Rentschler Field. It’s needed
By: Dom Amore
Whatever it’s become, ESPN’s birth and location are real American and CT success story. On UConn finances, and CT gambling. The Sunday Read.
By: Dom Amore
UConn was not up to the level of Maryland and Big Ten football Saturday. Now the Huskies must recover and keep their season on track.
