Mohegan — The Connecticut Sun announced today that Aneika Henry-Morello has been traded to the Atlanta Dream in exchange for Reshanda Gray.

"We are excited to add Reshanda to the Connecticut Sun family," Sun head coach and general manager Curt Miller said. "She is a physical post player who consistently battles on the glass and can thrive in our up-tempo offensive system. She plays with a high motor while giving us another exciting, young player heading into the 2017 season."

A 6-foot-2 forward/center who was selected in the second round with the 16th overall pick out of Cal by the Minnesota Lynx in the 2015 WNBA Draft, Gray was the Pac 12 Player of the Year after averaging 17.4 points and 7.1 rebounds as a senior.

She was traded to the Dream as part of a three-team deal highlighted by the Chicago Sky sending Sylvia Fowles to the Lynx.

Gray has appeared in 55 WNBA games, averaging 3.7 points and 2.3 rebounds. She had a career-high 22 points and 11 rebounds in a victory over the Dallas Wings last July 22 and closed the season with 14 points at Minnesota on Sept. 17.

Connecticut signed Henry to a free agent contract on Feb. 18, 2016. She played in 10 games last year for the Sun.

H.S. girls' basketball

• East Lyme led 29-6 after one quarter and went on to beat Haddam-Killingworth 62-33. Sophie Dubreuil led the way with 16 points, including four 3-pointers for East Lyme (11-5), fellow freshman Nadia Tarhini had 15 points and Gabi Murphy finished with 10.

H.S. boys' basketball

• Wheeler's Ryan Dussault scored a game-high 18 points and had 13 rebounds as the Lions beat Norwich Tech 45-34 in a nonleague game. Roger Watrous had 15 points and 10 rebounds, Mike Anderson scored 10 and Adam Volack had 12 rebounds for Wheeler (2-10). Jared Neal led Norwich Tech (2-10) with 10 points.

• Kariath Wiggins scored 14 points to lead Grasso Tech to a 60-46 win over Achievement First in a Constitution State Conference game. Shane Williams had 10 points for Grasso (4-6).

• St. Thomas More beat Williams School 85-33. Zain Alan led Williams with 14 points, seven rebounds and three steals.

Women's basketball

• Mitchell fell to Regis in a New England Collegiate Conference game 83-52. Camille Staggers had 10 points and eight rebounds, Jessica Shepherd had 12 points and Alexandra Kolb scored 11 for Mitchell (5-12, 5-5).

• Avery Point lost to the Community College of Rhode Island, 79-61. Stonington's Tatyana LaFrance Boyce had 19 points and nine rebounds, Meagan Bianchi had 18 points, five rebounds and five assists and Summer Mills had 13 rebounds for the Pointers (9-8).  

Men's basketball

• Southern Vermont rallied in the second half for a 96-86 win over Mitchell College in an NECC game. Mitchell led 42-37 at halftime. Domenico Santiago had 16 points and 12 rebounds, Geary McLeod had 17 points and eight steals, Alan Morgan had 19 points and eight assists, Mack Bertram-Gregory scored 15 and Hasani Williams had 10 rebounds for Mitchell (3-13, 3-5).  

H.S. wrestling

• New London rode eight pins to a 54-21 win over Griswold on Wednesday. Pinning for the Whalers (7-3) were Hiram Soto (106), Taren Thompson (120), Christian Lozada (152), Jacob Commander (160), Luis Rodriguez (170), Noah Kimbal (195), Renelson Michel (220) and Renel Michel (285). 

H.S. gymnastics

• Old Lyme scored 126.7 points to win a tri-meet against East Lyme/Waterford and Stonington at ABC Gymnastics in Niantic on Wednesday. Stonington finished second with 124.85 points and East Lyme/Waterford was third with 118.4. Old Lyme's Maria Denya won the all-around with 32.4 points followed by Stonington's Abby VanEssendelft (32.05) and Cat Cassata (31.85). Individual winners were Cassata on vault (8.45), East Lyme's Maranda Ealahan on bars (8.3), VanEssendelft on beam (8.1) and Waterford's Elisabeth Heikkinen on floor (8.9). Stonington is 5-6, 2-1 and East Lyme/Waterford is 2-7, 2-5.

• Norwich Free Academy finished second in a tri-meet with Killingly and Woodstock on Wednesday. Woodstock won with 147.3, NFA (5-2, 4-1) scored 133.1 and Killingly had 123.6. Woodstock teammates Paige Stuyniski (38.45) and Grace Logan (37.75) took the top spots in all-around with NFA's Taylor Churchill third with 36.65.

H.S. swimming

• Williams School was swept by Hamden Hall and Wilbraham & Monson in a boys' and girls' tri-meet at Hamden Hall on Wednesday. In the boys' meet, Hamden Hall won with 112 followed by W&M with 98 and Williams with 89. In the girls' meet, Hamden Hall won with 127 followed by W&M with 123 and Williams with 65.

Will Jarrett and Jordan Legg won two individual boys' events for the Blues. Jarrett won the 200 IM (2:04.55) and 100 backstroke (59.31) while Legg won the 50 freestyle (23.68) and 100 free (54.66). Joe Sullivan added a win in the 100 butterfly (1:02.3) and the three joined Cyrus D'Arcy to win the 200 medley relay (1:49.22). Alessandra D'Arcy (100 fly, 500 free) and Elizabeth Li (200 IM, 100 breast) each had two second-place finishes for Williams in the girls' meet.

H.S. girls' fencing

• McKenna Mason of Fitch became the first epeeist in school history to reach 100 wins, going 6-0 in a meet with New London and East Lyme on Wednesday. Mason scored 30 touches and received nine and moved her career record to 101-20. Fitch beat New London and East Lyme by scores of 8-1 and New London beat East Lyme 7-2. Kendall Morales of Fitch was also 6-0, scoring 30 touches against 11 received. In foil, Lauren Rusk of Fitch was 6-0 with 30 touches and six received as the Falcons (10-0) beat New London 9-0 and East Lyme 7-2. East Lyme beat New London 8-1.

H.S. boys' fencing

• Fitch beat East Lyme 5-4 in epee led by Connor Rousseau, who went 3-0 with 15 touches and five received. Fitch swept foil, beating New London and East Lyme by scores of 5-4. 

College wrestling

• Coast Guard is 16th in the nation in the most recent National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA) Division III poll. The Bears (8-4) finished in third place at the New England Wrestling Association (NEWA) Duals Championships behind No. 3 Johnson & Wales and No. 7 Roger Williams.

Coast Guard has been led this season by junior Chris Sullivan who is ranked fifth in the nation at 157. He is 23-3 with six wins by falls. Also making a major impact for the Bears is sophomore Nick Remke. Remke is a combined 22-4 at 165 and 174 with three pins and was just named to the NEWA Duals Championships All-Tournament team.