Gabrielle Lucivero is a Sports Reporter at NBC Connecticut. She anchors sports on Friday and Saturday nights and covers local sports throughout the week, with a special focus on both individual and team sports. Gabrielle has been featured in NBC Connecticut and NBC Boston, highlighting her memorable coverage of significant sports events, including the Final Four appearances of Syracuse University's basketball teams.
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By: Gabrielle Lucivero
The Tolland boys varsity soccer team is on the path to defending their state title. Their record is an unbeaten 9-0-3, which makes them the only unbeaten in Class M and one of just eight remaining in the state. That success comes from a core group of seniors, but it also helps to have some super support in the stands….
By: Gabrielle Lucivero, Earvin Adjei
The Wilcox-Kaynor Tech co-op has a conference best record of 4-1, yet they are not in the playoff picture. The reason why requires a look at a bigger picture. The co-op football team’s main goal is simple: give kids the opportunity to play football. Their 95-man roster allows them to do so, but it also comes with a major sacrifice….
By: Gabrielle Lucivero, Earvin Adjei
The Wilcox-Kaynor Tech co-op has a conference best record of 4-1, yet they are not in the playoff picture. The reason why requires a look at a bigger picture. The co-op football team’s main goal is simple: give kids the opportunity to play football. Their 95-man roster allows them to do so, but it also comes with a major sacrifice. The CIAC co-op has a roster limit of 64 and their 95 players make them ineligible for the playoffs. Coaches and players are content with missing the playoffs. “Most of these guys, they come to high school never playing football….
Later this month will mark one year since that Washington, D.C. plane crash killed 67 people , including former Simsbury residents and Olympic figure skaters Evgenia Shishkova and Vadim Naumov.
