Talkin Sports n' More

With the ARCA national series season over, and the West Series wrapping up their season I figured to highlight a former ARCA team and driver: Brad Boissonneault and B&B Racing.

Overall, that July 31st game would be the last time Jeter played in West Haven, but he would face off against the Ravens one more time.

Bob Polverari returned to racing at age 89, and it wasn’t behind the wheel of what he’s quite used to.

There’s losing and then there’s being embarrassed. For the University of New Haven you can add a tally to both boxes.

When Mayor Borer asked me to contribute by writing a page showcasing West Haven’s sporting history, I felt incredibly honored.

As seen in the West Haven Voice September 3rd, 2026, edition. See the original article here. The West Haven Twilight League played an All-Star game against the Greater Hartford Twilight League on Monday, August 24th. The game took place at Palmer Field in Middletown, as the two leagues with a combined 190-years of twilight baseball history in Connecticut faced off against each other. Photo credit: Greater Hartford Twilight League This was a multi-event night in what was a hom

The future of one of West Haven’s most historic sports landmarks may potentially enter a new chapter.

Despite the loss of their 2018 draft pick to their primary rival in the Eastern Conference, the Knicks have rebounded beautifully.

The individual, who requested anonymity, provided photographic evidence of numerous discarded hypodermic needles inside Quigley Stadium’s dugout.

The future of Quigley Stadium, a cornerstone of Connecticut baseball history, has become the subject of intense speculation surrounding the future of its use.

West Haven Football is back and all geared up for their 2026 season. With OTAs beginning on August 13th, the Blue Devils will be more than ready for their home opening kickoff for Week 1.

Mayor Borer did not comment on the matter after multiple attempts to contact.

The Hartford Wolf Pack has unveiled a 30th anniversary logo showcasing their time in Connecticut since 1996.

“The speedway was great; the speedway was awesome,” says the now-68-year-old Babineau as he continues to work on the car and preserving West Haven history over 700-miles away.

The Sailors were created 90-years ago to join the still very new West Haven Twilight League in 1936. Despite being 90-years old and going through relocations and many changes as the world also drastically changed around them, the team still exists today.

For the second time in a decade, the state of Connecticut and the city of Bridgeport are faced with what to do with their waterfront arena.

What began as a passion project centered around West Haven, Connecticut sports history has quickly evolved into one of the most talked-about local sports books.

The New York Islanders announced Wednesday official changes to their minor league affiliates.

Just a year into Division I status, the University of New Haven has made history again.

Gambardella, 22, has posted a 5.22 ERA in 13 games, which include 12 starts for the Black Bears this season.