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Highlights: St. Bernard 63, NFA 58

By Peter Huoppi

Highlights: St. Bernard 63, NFA 58Amyre Gray: 21 ptsCedric Similien: 15 ptsAustin Cannon: 16 pts Tyrone Cummings: 15 pts

Full replay: NFA at St. Bernard boys' basketball

GameDay preview: NFA at St. Bernard boys' basketball

Tyson Wheeler is out to prove that he's not just "Tyson Wheeler's son."

Javen Foster finds a perfect match at NFA

Highlights: NFA 79, Fitch 60

Highlights: Bacon 50, Griswold 44

Full replay: Griswold at Bacon Academy boys' basketball

GameDay Preview: Griswold at Bacon Academy boys' basketball

Bacon's Sam Blumberger organizes sock drive for veterans

Jeff Souvenance is quietly transforming himself into Griswold's best player

Soupy making in Westerly

Highlights: St. Bernard 77, Griswold 57

Highlights: Waterford 57, Bacon 38

New London defeats Stonington in OT thanks to last-second heroics from Coby Smith

Full replay: Stonington at New London boys' basketball

GameDay preview: Stonington at New London boys' basketball

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PHOTOS OF THE DAY

Seth Howard of New London warms up with a jump kick Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2022, before practicing Okinawan, a Japanese form of martial arts, in a parking lot off Golden Street in New London. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)

Taking martial arts outdoors in New London

A sailboat from the University of Connecticut's Avery Point campus moves along the Thames River on Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2022, past the Race Point Fishers Island Ferry, as seen from Pequot Avenue in New London. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)

Winter sailing on the Thames

Molly Rennie returns the ball while she and Kassy White, not shown, both of Stonington, play doubles pickleball against Denise, left, and Dave Crean of Weekapaug, R.I., on Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2022, at the Stonington Community Center pickleball courts. (Dana Jensen/The Day)

Not too cold to play pickleball at the COMO

Hannah Johnston of Old Lyme and Aidan Gilson of Old Saybrook unwrap sandwiches as they have a picnic at Harkness Memorial State Park in Waterford on Monday, Jan. 24, 2022. The couple had plans to go to the park, one of her favorite places, with a late lunch after school to celebrate her birthday. “It´s hard to have a winter birthday and find things to do,

Beach picnic

Marie Everett and her son Sam, 9, of Mystic, look for a sparrow in the distance during a bird walk with the Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center at Haley Farm State Park in Groton Sunday, January 23, 2022. The nature center offers bird walks almost weekly and family walks monthly at various locations throughout the region. See more information and a full schedule at https://dpnc.org. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)

Family bird walk in Groton

From left, Greg Henderson of Old Lyme, Kevin Joy of Essex, Ed Barrientos of Ivoryton and Corey Lomas of Lyme play hockey Saturday, Jan. 22, 2022, on the frozen Sunset Pond in Essex. (Dana Jensen/The Day)

One way to enjoy the cold weather

Joanne Sheehan of Norwich walks by lawn signs after helping set up the signs, which thank the 59 countries that have signed the U.N. Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, during an event Friday, Jan. 21, 2022, on Howard Street near the corner of Walbach Street in New London. (Dana Jensen/The Day)

First anniversary of the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons Treaty observed in New London

A Los Angeles-class fast attack submarine passes the Fort Griswold neighborhood of Groton Thursday, January 20, 2022 as seen from Custom House Pier in New London. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)

Just passing through

01/20/2022:: REGION :: STANDALONE :: Jimmy Hickey, of Groton, pulls his daughter Maureen, 7, on a sled as they play at Fort Griswold Battlefield State Park in Groton Thursday, January 20, 2022. “I thought there would be more snow left,” said Jimmy of their attempt to go sledding. They spent more time rolling down hills and having small snowball fights. “She’s having fun and that’s all that matters,” he said of Maureen. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)

Little snow means more fun

Friends Sara Oakes, left, her dog Nashville, and Aubrey Jalbert, with her dog Copper, both of Plainville, sit on a bench and talk Wednesday, Jan. 19, 2022, as a break from walking at Rocky Neck State Park. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)

Friends and their dogs get a change of scenery in East Lyme

Hallie Wiltshire of Stonington and her boyfriend, Trevor McCoy of San Diego, start out slowly soon after arriving to skate Wednesday, Jan. 19, 2022, at Washington Trust Community Skating Center in Westerly. (Dana Jensen/The Day)

Enjoying a winter activity before returning to warm San Diego

A cyclist pedals along the sand Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2022, at Misquamicut State Beach in Westerly. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)

High winds hit the region but milder weather ahead

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LATEST GALLERIES

Fitch wins basketball game against NFA 45-41

New London boys basketball team beats East Lyme 60-53

Shorthanded New London cruises by East Lyme in girls basketball

Bacon Academy hosts Griswold in boys basketball

Wheeler boys basketball earns win over Norwich Tech

Coast Guard men's basketball fall to Clark 96-90

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