Local roundup

Connecticut Sun guard Anete Jekabsone-Zogota told www.parsportu.lv, a website from her native Latvia, that she is not going to play in the WNBA this summer.

Sun officials could not be reached for comment.

Jekabsone-Zogota, 27, played two years for Connecticut. She began last season as a starter, but injured her right knee on June 27 and required arthroscopic surgery.

Jekabsone-Zogota returned with five games left in the season, and Connecticut lost 11 of 16 games without her. She nearly left the team during her 2009 rookie season as she grew homesick, but stayed and improved as the season progressed.

The loss of Jekabsone-Zogota leaves the Sun without one of their best passers and shooters. She averaged 37.5-percent from the 3-point line.

Jekabsone-Zogota was the 2007 FIBA Europe Player Of the Year.

H.S. swimming

• Adam Opsahl won the 200 individual medley and 100 breaststroke as East Lyme beat Waterford, 100-83, in the Eastern Connecticut Conference.

Billy Dumais won the 500 freestyle and swam on the winning 200 freestyle relay team for East Lyme (7-1, 6-1). Zachary Tyropolis won the 100 butterfly, Nick Spanos won the 100 freestyle and Josh Morency won the 50 freestyle for Waterford (5-5, 4-3).

• Luke Watson won two events, leading Fitch to a 63-52 win over New London in the ECC. Watson won the 50 and 200 freestyles for Fitch (8-1, 7-1) and Aidan Quinn, Aidan Ely and Mike Lussier also won events. Dianna Capiello, Zach Peterson and J.D. Woodstock won events for the Whalers (0-9, 0-9).

• Matt Peluso and Joe Walsh each won an event and were part of a winning relay team as Ledyard-Stonington beat Windham-RHAM 97-73 in an ECC meet. Collin Esquirol also won an event for Ledyard-Stonington (5-4, 4-4). Windham-RHAM is 3-5, 3-3.

Men's basketball

• Damion Lee had 17 points to lead St. Thomas More to a 57-31 win over Canarias Basketball Academy of Spain's Canary Islands in the National Prep Invitational at URI. T-More (18-4) limited Canarias to 12 second-half points.

Men's hockey

• Matthew Quigley had two goals and an assist to lead Trinity past Connecticut College, 6-2, in the New England Small College Athletic Conference. Sean Curran and Greg Lever scored for Conn (6-10-3, 5-8-1).

Women's hockey

• Freshman Courtney Dumont scored all of Conn College's goals in its 3-3 tie against Wesleyan in the NESCAC. Amy Leichliter had 31 saves for Conn 9-8-2, 5-5-1.

College indoor track

• Coast Guard freshman Abby Bishop scored 2,516 points and broke the school record while placing sixth at the Tufts Pentahlon in Medford, Mass. Bishop broke the old record of 2,347 by K.C. Gaudette (2008) and Heidi Haydorn (2002). She was second in the 800 (2:36.68), third in the long jump (15-3 3/4) and third in the shot put (23-10 3/4).

H.S. riflery

• Grasso Tech went 1-1, beating Montville 889-764 and losing to Vinal Tech of Middletown 906-889. Grant Buttermore led Grasso (1-3, 0-3) with 188 points and had a perfect score in sitting.

Waterford honored

• The Eastern Connecticut Board of Football Officials has chosen the Waterford football team as its 2010 Bill Noonan Sportsmanship Award winner. Waterford finished 7-3. Noonan was a Waterford guidance councilor and ECFO official.