Following a highly decorated career as a middle infielder, Joe immediately began teaching and coaching young players the game he loves, in Alabama, Texas and Connecticut. In addition, Joe has 20+ years experience as an umpire in youth, high school, and college baseball. He has also been involved in the scouting end of baseball as a talent evaluator at showcases/combines for prospective college and professional players.
Previously the organization founder & co-owner of the Connecticut RiverDogs, Coach Joe’s teams and players have won innumerable league and tournament championships.
1st Team All American and Highest decorated player in Sacred Heart University baseball history; Coach Rich was player of the year in 1990 and earned a spot in the Cape Cod league for the Brewster Whitecaps. In high School Coach Rich was decorated with all state honors, All FCIAC, 1 State Championship at THS (1986), and selected to the All Daily News Baseball Team in 1987. Coach Licursi is the All-Time record holder at SHU in career and season strikeouts, career and season wins, complete games career and season, total innings career and season, and total career appearances. Coach Rich enjoyed a 5-year professional career with the LA Dodgers and Boston Red Sox organizations as well as independent baseball. Coach Licursi has been in child development or over 30 years ranging from Director of the Westport/Weston YMCA to Board of Directors for in town sports. When asking Coach Rich what his biggest accomplishment is, he states that he takes great pride in his students and players he works with, and the response from the community has been amazing. Coaching now for over 30 years in youth sports ranging from Baseball, Football and Basketball, coach Rich will always be here for the kids and with a focus on personal and team growth. Previously the organization owner & creator of the CT Dodgers, Coach Rich produced many championship teams over the past 7 years and signed over 30 ballplayers to college opportunities and scholarships. A master in the art of pitching, Coach Rich is considered one of the best available to work with.
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“I’m more than excited to partner with such a great Sports Forum such as InSports of Trumbull. We have been looking for the perfect platform to build the states best AAU Baseball program, and I feel with this new location we have access to the best ballplayers in the state to do so. We are great at what we do, and we look forward to meeting so many new players and their families this October during tryouts for our 2022 Spring/Summer teams.Following a highly decorated career as a middle infielder, Joe immediately began teaching and coaching young players the game he loves, in Alabama, Texas and Connecticut. In addition, Joe has 20+ years experience as an umpire in youth, high school, and college baseball. He has also been involved in the scouting end of baseball as a talent evaluator at showcases/combines for prospective college and professional players.
Previously the organization founder & co-owner of the Connecticut RiverDogs, Coach Joe’s teams and players have won innumerable league and tournament championships.
1st Team All American and Highest decorated player in Sacred Heart University baseball history; Coach Rich was player of the year in 1990 and earned a spot in the Cape Cod league for the Brewster Whitecaps. In high School Coach Rich was decorated with all state honors, All FCIAC, 1 State Championship at THS (1986), and selected to the All Daily News Baseball Team in 1987. Coach Licursi is the All-Time record holder at SHU in career and season strikeouts, career and season wins, complete games career and season, total innings career and season, and total career appearances. Coach Rich enjoyed a 5-year professional career with the LA Dodgers and Boston Red Sox organizations as well as independent baseball. Coach Licursi has been in child development or over 30 years ranging from Director of the Westport/Weston YMCA to Board of Directors for in town sports. When asking Coach Rich what his biggest accomplishment is, he states that he takes great pride in his students and players he works with, and the response from the community has been amazing. Coaching now for over 30 years in youth sports ranging from Baseball, Football and Basketball, coach Rich will always be here for the kids and with a focus on personal and team growth. Previously the organization owner & creator of the CT Dodgers, Coach Rich produced many championship teams over the past 7 years and signed over 30 ballplayers to college opportunities and scholarships. A master in the art of pitching, Coach Rich is considered one of the best available to work with.
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“I’m more than excited to partner with such a great Sports Forum such as InSports of Trumbull. We have been looking for the perfect platform to build the states best AAU Baseball program, and I feel with this new location we have access to the best ballplayers in the state to do so. We are great at what we do, and we look forward to meeting so many new players and their families this October during tryouts for our 2022 Spring/Summer teams.On social media, there were side-by-side photos comparing the training centers, gift bags, and food provided to the men and women participating in the basketball tournaments. When the NCAA responded that the training center was the result of a space issue, there was quickly a TikTok video from a women’s basketball player — a refute showing an empty room that could be used for weight-training equipment.
That video from Oregon’s Sedona Prince, sent to her TikTok audience before the games even began, has close to 3 million likes and has garnered almost 50, 000 comments as of Friday morning.
It also sent the NCAA into crisis mode. So as UConn and 15 other women’s teams were preparing for the Sweet 16 weekend in San Antonio, the NCAA’s stumbling continually diverted focus away from the court.
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SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS - MARCH 24: Sedona Prince #32 of the Oregon Ducks celebrates with her team after defeating the Georgia Lady Bulldogs 57-50 in the second round game of the 2021 NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament at the Alamodome on March 24, 2021 in San Antonio, Texas. (Photo by Carmen Mandato/Getty Images)Carmen Mandato / Getty Images
On Saturday, UConn defeated Iowa 92-72 in a nationally-televised game on ABC that was billed as a marquee showdown between dynamic freshmen Paige Bueckers and Caitlin Clark. And that game was followed by Baylor’s thrilling overtime victory over Michigan, setting up Monday night’s UConn-Baylor matchup with a trip to the Final Four at stake.
Yet even as the teams and players composed compelling scripts, the subtext of the tournament has been an issue prevalent in women’s sports at all levels.
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“The fact that there’s a huge disparity between men’s and women’s sports is hardly breaking news, ” former Notre Dame coach Muffet McGraw tweeted last week.
But it’s apparently news to the NCAA. The college sport governing body was admonished by Congress Wednesday, when 36 lawmakers sent a letter to NCAA president Mark Emmert demanding an explanation for the disparities between the basketball tournaments.
“The NCAA will continue to aggressively address material and impactful differences between the Division I Men’s and Women’s Basketball Championships, ” Emmert said in a statement. “While many of the operational issues identified have been resolved, we must continue to make sure we are doing all we can to support gender equity in sports. As part of this effort, we are evaluating the current and previous resource allocation to each championship, so we have a clear understanding of costs, spending and revenue.”
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But the announcement came after days of missteps. The NCAA first blamed the weight-training disparity on a lack of space — quickly shot down by Prince — before Emmert said in a talk at the Economic Club of Indiana that the weight rooms shown on social media were never intended to be weight rooms, but “once the video's out there, the video's out there.”
Meanwhile, the Wall Street Journal reported Monday that the NCAA has purposely avoided the use of the term “March Madness” for the women’s tournament while using the branding to build the men’s tournament into an enterprise that generates over $1 billion in revenue.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS - MARCH 22: Aari McDonald #2 of the Arizona Wildcats brings the ball down court against the Stony Brook Seawolves in the first round game of the 2021 NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament at the Alamodome on March 22, 2021 in San Antonio, Texas. (Photo by Carmen Mandato/Getty Images)Carmen Mandato / Getty Images
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There are no “March Madness” logos on the courts at women’s game. The March Madness social media accounts only feature the men.
“It looks a little embarrassing on the court when you see ‘Women’s Basketball’ and nothing connected to March Madness, ” UConn associate head coach Chris Dailey said earlier this week. “There are women playing, so clearly it’s women’s basketball. I think everyone can get that”
The branding is part of an overall promotion issue. With many media members covering the tournaments
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