Patrick Tiscia, Co-Founder, Technical Coordinater & Writer
Patrick Tiscia has been a member of the media since 2002 when he began his career as a Sports Intern for FOX 61 in Hartford. Following his internship, he went to work as a sports writer at the Republican-American until May of 2003.
For the next four years he worked at the Register Citizen in Torrington where he covered Torrington High School athletics, the Torrington Twisters of the New England Collegiate Baseball League, Lime Rock Park racing and all sports throughout the Northwest Corner. He also wrote a weekly Sunday column that touched on National, local and fantasy sports.
His work has also been featured in other publications such as Diehard Magazine, the New Haven Register, the Bristol Press, the Connecticut Post and the New Britain Herald.
Patrick has been on the Litchfield County Sports team since its inception in 2009, covering all sports and contributing as a writer to go along with television and radio roles, too. Since 2013, he has covered the University of Connecticut men’s basketball team. From 2013-2017, he also contributed to the site’s UConn football coverage.
Stories by Patrick Tiscia
UConn stars dominate second half in first round tourney win over Iona
ALBANY – Jordan Hawkins could hear the rumblings from the frustrated UConn portion of the crowd. After a rough 2-for-11 shooting performance in the Big
UConn falls just short in Big East Tournament semifinals
NEW YORK – Going down the list of things that went wrong for UConn Friday night, it will give the impression that the Huskies were
UConn knocks off Providence and advances to Big East Tourney semis
NEW YORK – If you asked Dan Hurley or any UConn enthusiast if they’d sign up for a seven-point win against Providence to advance to
Newton, Huskies ambush No. 10 Marquette
HARTFORD – Tristen Newton was fully aware he needed one rebound to make UConn history. His team made sure of it. “Yeah, I knew I
Hurley returns as UConn ends losing streak
HARTFORD – It was week full of frustration, heartbreak, and illness. It ended, though, with hope. After two ugly losses to St. John’s and Seton
UConn collapses in loss at Seton Hall
NEWARK – Three weeks ago to this day, UConn stood at 14-0, and was just about on top of college basketball with its No. 2
UConn at a crossroads after ugly home loss to St. John’s
HARTFORD – Dan Hurley took a second to think whether he should go on what he called “a rant.” The UConn coach then decided that
UConn drops its second straight, falls at Providence
PROVIDENCE – Following its second straight loss, a 73-61 defeat by Providence at the Amica Mutual Pavilion late Wednesday night, UConn coach Dan Hurley kept
In the spotlight, No. 2 UConn beats Villanova, now 14-0
HARTFORD – In the seasons leading up to Dan Hurley’s arrival at UConn, tickets for weeknight games at the XL Center were, to be kind,
Huskies hold off Georgetown’s upset bid, still win by double digits
STORRS – The old cliché – “that’s why you play the games” – was on full display Tuesday night at Gampel Pavilion. UConn, ranked second
Undefeated Huskies roll over Oklahoma State
STORRS – For a new team’s chemistry to peak, it often takes time, some bumps in the road and then, ultimately, success. UConn has defied
Bristol’s Clingan makes loud impact in UConn debut
HARTFORD – Dan Hurley knew that sound before. It was a roar the UConn fan base usually reserves for the program’s royalty. During Monday’s season-opener,