Connor O’Leary, former Glastonbury High guard, plays in NCAA Division II tournament loss on March 14

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On Saturday, March 14, Connor O’Leary, a former Glastonbury High School standout, and his current college team, the Assumption Greyhounds, were defeated 92-81 by the Saint Anselm Hawks in the NCAA Division II Basketball Tournament.

The matchup, which began at 12 p.m., was held at the Charles L. & Gloria B. Lumsden Gymnasium and marked the team’s opening game against the Saint Anselm Hawks in the tournament.

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