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'It’s not a renovation, it’s not a reimagination, it’s a new design': Big changes are coming to Pines at International
The International’s new course will still be called the Pines, but almost everything else about it will be different than the original. The new design will be about 1,200 yards shorter than the 8,325-yard layout in Bolton that once laid claim to being the world’s longest golf course. Fifteen of the 18 holes will follow different corridors. There are many waste areas with fescue. ...
Football starts next week: Wildcats, Redmen and Rams all ready to go
Football season is about to begin for high schools in Massachusetts and Tewksbury High, Wilmington High and Shawsheen Tech are all preparing for action to start. The Redmen of Tewksbury begin their season on Sept. 13 in Danvers at 7 p.m. TMHS then welcomes Haverhill to town on Sept. 20...
Red Devil Fall Sports Back in Action
Fall is in the air at Burlington High School and teams are getting ready for a full slate of regular season games and meets. Robert Parris is BCAT’s Sports and Features Reporter. Robert first got involved with BCAT in January 2016 as a volunteer news reporter. Throughout the year, as a volunteer, he was busy developing his technical skills at the studio and his ENG skills in the field. In the summer of 2017, Robert joined the team full-time. He quickly settled into his role, providing all of the production support for our news programs, as well as providing weekly sports highlights. Robert also produces a weekly feature for BNEWS, as well as a monthly show called, BNEWS Sports Hub, and BCAT’s Game of the Week.
Gaudreau brothers remembered as "special kids" by BC coaches
BOSTON -- The hockey world is mourning the loss of Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau, who were tragically killed by an alleged drunk driver in New Jersey on Thursday night. The loss of the two brothers hits home at Boston College, where the two were stars on and off the ice for the Eagles. "They were such a joy to coach," recalled longtime Eagles head coach Jerry York, who coached both brothers at Boston College. "Each coach wants to have the best practice today, and they would make it the best practice when they stepped on the ice because they were so...
Merrimack Football to Compete in the Yankee Conference Title
NORTH ANDOVER, Ma. – On Tuesday August 21, 2024, Merrimack Athletics announced the football program will compete for the Yankee Conference Title on November 16th against Sacred Heart University at Duane Stadium around noon time. Sacred Heart University is no stranger when it comes to Merrimack College football considering...
Remember When: Andover High Girls Greats
ANDOVER — Out of all the Merrimack Valley boys and girls high school sports programs, the Andover girls have to rank No. 1. The numbers back it up. Remember, we can’t highlight everyone, so no e-mails! But here are some random favorites. Let’s begin with AHS alum Marilyn...
Peter Kelley: A Beloved Advocate for North Shore Sports on Radio
Peter Kelley, a beloved figure in North Shore sports radio, recently passed away at 68. Growing up in a sports-centric family with a renowned broadcaster father, Peter followed in his footsteps after studying at Boston University. He gained notable success as a producer for the Red Sox and Bruins, but his true passion was showcased through the North Shore Sports Desk on WBOQ-104.9 FM, where he spent 20 years promoting local high school and college athletics. His behind-the-scenes contributions, infectious personality, and dedication made the show a hit, deeply impacting the community's sports culture.
Lynn man featured on NESN
For the Item Vincent Williams, right, the owner of Jazzy Sportswear in Lynn, was recently recognized for his contributions to Boston culture on Black & African American Celebration Night, hosted by the Boston Red Sox and aired on New England Sports Network. In 2022, the Red Sox also presented Williams with the Jackie Robinson Most Valuable Diverse […] The post Lynn man featured on NESN appeared first on Itemlive.
Conley has come a long way: Tewksbury volleyball standout playing at Regis College
McKayla Conley remembers the day like it was yesterday. “To be honest, I went into my freshman year kind of expecting (to play on) the freshman team or honestly being cut because I had never touched a volleyball before,” said Conley, a 2024 TMHS graduate. This month, Conley arrived...
Haeran Ryu has bogey-free 62 and opens up a big lead at TPC Boston
NORTON, Mass. (AP) — Haeran Ryu kept making birdies and wanted to post her lowest round on the LPGA Tour on Friday. She accomplished that with a 10-under 62 that gave her a six-shot lead in the FM Championship. Ryu had a run of four straight birdies on the...
Tide football looks sharp in scrimmage against powerful Arlington
Everett begins regular season next Friday night against non-league Mansfield at home. Everett High School (EHS) football coach Justin Flores welcomed nearly 70 players to the first day of practice on Aug. 16. Flores is beginning his second year, but unlike last year when he learned that he was chosen to be the football boss only weeks before the first day of practice, he now has a better understanding of what he has to work with for the upcoming campaign.
Air Force vs. Merrimack live stream, how to watch online, CBS Sports Network channel finder, odds
CBS Sports Network kicks off its 2024 college football season coverage with a heavy emphasis on service academy schools. On Friday, it was Army opening its season with a 42-0 victory vs Lehigh and Saturday brings a doubleheader featuring Navy and Air Force taking the field. The Midshipmen are set...
New England crowd ‘showed up for the girls’ at FM Championship (notebook)
NORTON — New England fans came out in droves Saturday to watch the third round of the FM Championship at TPC Boston. Understandably, the crowd was rather sparse on first day Thursday, was better on Friday, then picked up on Saturday’s moving day. Asked to compare the crowd...
One Mass. local makes cut at FM Championship, three others miss
NORTON — Rockland’s Megan Khang was the lone Mass. golfer who made the cut after two rounds at the FM Championship at TPC Boston. Much like Day 1, Khang had a rough start to Day 2, bogeying on four holes and double-bogeying on hole 4 — which she admitted frustrated her, especially after being 5-under at one point during the day. She finished the day 1-under.
Wilmington Sons Of Italy To Host 14th Annual Italian Heritage Golf Classic On October 11
WILMINGTON, MA — The Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli Lodge #2183, Sons and Daughters of Italy of Wilmington and the Italian Heritage Month Committee are proud to announce the 13th Annual Italian Heritage Golf Classic in celebration of October as Italian Heritage Month on Friday, October 11, 2024 at the Hillview Golf Course in North Reading.
Nahant native rides World Surf League qualifiers
Mark AboyounNAHANT — There’s the NFL, NBA, and the MLB, all recognized household names for the best of their respective sport. In surfing, there’s the WSL – World Surf League where the best surfers across the world compete in. Nahant’s own, Eddie Traniello, recently competed in North Carolina in the WSL Qualifying Series. Traniello drove down […] The post Nahant native rides World Surf League qualifiers appeared first on Itemlive.
Massachusetts native lands with Premier League club
An Arlington native looks set to trade in New England for old England. According to the Southern Daily Echo, New England Revolution midfielder Noel Buck is finalizing a six-month loan move to Premier League club Southampton FC with an option to make the move permanent in January. Born and raised in Arlington,...
Watertown field hockey players enter senior year with zero losses
WATERTOWN - The dynasty continues in Watertown, Massachusetts, where it's been championship after championship for the high school's undefeated field hockey team.Undefeated field hockey captainsThe upcoming season expected to be more of the same, lead by co-captains Rachel Egan and Adrianna Williams, who enter their senior year without a single loss between them."I've been going to this high school for four years and I haven't lost," said Williams."I haven't lost," agreed Egan.The two have been playing together since middle school."Our chemistry on the field kind of shows," said Williams."We have so much flow together," said Egan.The girls' synergy is a...
Mass. favorite’s strong finish puts her in contention at FM Championship
NORTON — Megan Khang is two strokes back for the lead after Day 1 of the FM Championship at TPC Boston. The Rockland native began the day on the front nine and bogied on hole 5. But she settled down, remained patient and finished the back nine with two birdies — including on hole 18 to finish off the first day of the LPGA tournament.
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