Recreation and Sports

• Regional: North America: United States: Recreation and Sports  (68)
• Regional: North America: United States: Regions: New England: Recreation and Sports  (78)

BuzzPlus.com - Offers information on boating, firearm training, weather, tides and kids' stuff.

Connecticut High School Sports - Official website of the Connecticut High School Coaches Association provides news and information on school sports statewide.

Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference - News, announcements, events, message board, newsletter and general information.

Connecticut Racquetball Association - Find tournament schedules and results as well as tips and clinic details.

Connecticut Rider Education Program - Motorcycle training programs for novice and experienced riders at multiple locations. Program and safety links, and location information.

Connecticut Sports Foundation - is a non-profit corporation chartered by the State of Connecticut providing financial assistance to needy cancer patients and their families.

Connecticut Table Tennis - Play schedules for Middletown, Fairfield and New Haven locations.

Connecticut Wrestling Online - Includes history, news, standings, and results for high school wrestling in the state.

East Coast Greenway - Connecticut - Segments of the Greenway that have been officially designated in the state and the proposed route.

Inside Connecticut Sports Magazine - Weekly electronic magazine devoted to covering Connecticut-based sports, including UConn basketball, UConn football, Connecticut Sun basketball and Wolf Pack Hockey.

MySportsResults.com - Information on Connecticut high school cross-country, indoor and outdoor track and field, including upcoming events, results, records, photographs and profiles.

Nutmeg Afghan Hound Club - Club history, by-laws, constitution, calendar, members only section, and links.

Wheeler Regional YMCA - Information on youth sports, adult fitness, creative arts, child care programs and yoga classes. Serving the communities of Bristol, Burlington, Farmington, Plainville and Plymouth, Connecticut.