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Highlighting the best: South Shore high school rugby all-scholastics
The South Shore was unquestionably the hub of Massachusetts high school rugby in the spring. The area was home to two state champions - BC High in Division 1 and Weymouth in Div. 2 boys - and a pair of state finalists. The Wildcats successfully completed a three-peat by holding Hanover off. The Weymouth girls also reached the state final, running into a powerhouse program in Belmont. ...
Parker Valby punches ticket to Paris Olympics with second-place finish
Florida standout Parker Valby is headed to Paris. With a time of 31:41.56 in the 10,000-meter race, Valby's second-place finish qualified her for the Olympics. She had previously attempted to qualify for the Olympics in the 5,000-meter race, though she narrowly missed out despite leading for the majority of the competition.
Braintree neighborhood says nearby pickleball courts cause "constant stress"
BRAINTREE - Neighbors in one Braintree neighborhood are fed up with the unrelenting sounds of pickleball being played outside their homes."Pickleball noise is a problem""I can't enjoy my house. It's an unbelievable amount of noise I have to put up with," Braintree resident Michael Megley said.The sport has exploded in Braintree from 12 players ten years ago to nearly 600 in 2024. The city's eight courts next to Hollis Field can accommodate 32 players at once, with many more waiting their turn. Neighbors working from home on Wynot Road are very annoyed. "Pickleball noise is a problem. It's not right. There...
Bob Hodge’s Observations on the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials: Ground Hog Days at the Olympic Trials
Bob Hodge has written to us for nearly two weeks. The Greater Boston Track Club member had a long and illustrious career, including 3rd place at Boston in 1979 with a then PB of 2:12.30 (he had run a 2:28 prior). In 1980, at the NIKE OTC marathon, Bob battled Dick Quax, with racing going down to a kick in 2:10.59 PB.
Boston sports legend visits popular Tiverton eatery featured by famous foodie
A famous Boston sports star visited a popular Tiverton eatery this week. Evelyn’s Drive In at 2335 Main Road took to social media to announce that Bruins captain Brad Marchand paid a visit. “We were STOKED to have the absolute legend @bmarch63 Brad Marchand, captain of the @nhlbruins crash...
1,900 Runners Participate in 4th of July Road Race
With ideal running conditions on an ideal race course, Hingham native Mike Durkin was the first to cross the finish line out of almost 1,900 participants. Durkin won his second July 4th Road Race in a row. This year was extra memorable with some old rivals in the field. “Feels...
Dedham Card Show Attracts Buyers And Sellers Alike
DEDHAM, Mass. (WBZ NewsRadio) — When it came to the vendors at Sunday's Big Sports Card & Memorabilia Show in Dedham, cardboard rectangles were their business and business was booming. Dozens of sellers and rows of glass cases displaying cards up to the nines lined the interior of the...
Winless No More: Redwoods Dominate Fourth Quarter Against Cannons
BOSTON, Mass. — The California Redwoods got their first win of the season against the host Boston Cannons, 9-7, thanks to a four-goal run in the fourth quarter. It came at the best time for Redwoods head coach Nat St. Laurent’s squad, which was starting to stack up turnovers in their settled sets.
'I feel honored and excited': Granite Links' Nick Tedeschi cards first double eagle at Whitinsville GC
Whitinsville Golf Club will celebrate its 100th anniversary next year, and it’s believed no one carded a double eagle on the Donald Ross design until Nick Tedeschi did last month on the par-5, 501-yard first hole. During a NEPGA Pro-Am on June 10, Tedeschi, co-head pro at Granite Links...
BC recruiting has done a great job, but still has work to do | Jack Bailey is a major get for Bball
Boston College football has made strides in their '25 recruiting class, but faces two key challenges that require solutions. Meanwhile, Jack Bailey, a Top 150 Class of '25 recruit, commits to BC basketball, a significant win for Earl Grant. Additionally, Todd Interdonato secures a game-changing recruit for BC baseball, enhancing the team's prospects.
Redwoods Spoil Boston’s Homecoming
Week 5 of the PLL got started with the Boston Cannons playing the California Redwoods Friday night in the first of two games on their Homecoming Weekend. The Cannons have won three straight since dropping their season opener, and can pull into a tie with the New York Atlas with a weekend sweep. Meanwhile, the Redwoods were still in search of their first win of 2024, and looking for answers on how to make their offense more consistent. Consider the answer found this week, as the shifting of Chris Gray from midfield to attack paid dividends. Gray had a hat trick as the Redwoods overcame a 7-5 deficit to win 9-7. California improves to 1-3, now a half-game behind Carolina for third place in the Western Conference. Boston falls to 3-2; they host the Philadelphia Waterdogs in their second game on Saturday.
New England lacrosse community shows up big time for Cannons’ return to Harvard Stadium
CAMBRIDGE – From the first game at Cawley Stadium in Lowell 23 years ago, to the days at Nickerson Field, Harvard Stadium and Quincy, when it comes to passionate fan bases for professional lacrosse, no one has been more passionate than Boston Cannons fans. Even with one league folding...
Archers Win Pivotal Game Against Whipsnakes
Eduardo Curros – All Lacrosse All The Time Correspondent. The Utah Archers picked up a 16-11 win against the Maryland Whipsnakes in a pivotal game in week five of the Premier Lacrosse League. Both teams came into the game in Boston, Massachusetts with a 2-2 record, and are looking...
Boston University Men’s Lacrosse: Historic Success in 2024 Season Highlights
In 2023-24, Boston University's men's lacrosse team secured the number nine spot in the Terrier Twelve rankings by advancing to the Patriot League title game for the second time in three years. The team achieved notable victories, including a 14-9 win over No. 1 Army West Point, marking their first triumph over a top-ranked opponent. The season showcased dramatic comebacks, with a remarkable win against No. 20 Colgate and an intense triple-overtime quarterfinal match. Despite a heartbreaking loss to Lehigh in the title game, individual players like Louis Perfetto, Roy Meyer, Jake Cates, and Patrick Morrison received prestigious honors for their outstanding performances.
Community Autism Resources Golf Tournament
Community Autism Resources is excited to announce that we are hosting our first golf tournament, “Par For CAR”, this October. Save the date and join us October 18th at the Olde Scotland Links Golf Course located at 695 Pine Street in Bridgewater, MA. Located in Taunton, Community Autism...
2024 PFN Player Profile: Getting to know Abington LB William “Charlie” Thomson
Coach says “ “William “”Charlie”” is also a multi-sport athlete whose rugby team is playing in the state championship. There are 4 Ghosts on the rugby team as well. William will be our MLB coming into this year. His 6’1 200lb frame will allow him to be stout at linebacker. William had a great off season in the weight room getting strong preparing for his senior year. Charlie’s 3.9 GPA will provide great options for him to play college football.
2025, TE, Brady Crowley updates his recruitment
Brady Crowley is a Class of 2025 tight end who plays for Marshfield high school in Marshfield, Massachusetts. The 6-3, 230 pound, athletic pass catcher the Marshfield Rams to a 9-3 record last season and he recently took a visit to Villanova to participate in a football camp, I spoke with him about his visit and the rest of his recruitment for VUSports.
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