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Meet Clara: The newest member of the WooSox mascot family
WORCESTER ― WooSox fans will soon see a new "face" on the field. The team introduced its newest mascot — Clara, the Heart of the Commonwealth — this week, ahead of a six-game home series with the Norfolk Tides. Clara, a heart-shaped mascot wearing a nurse's uniform,...
MIAA releases 2024 tennis state tournament brackets. Westborough boys No. 1 seed in D2
The first MIAA state tournament brackets have arrived. Tennis was first on the docket Saturday. The top 32 teams in the power rankings automatically qualify in each of the four boys and girls divisions plus all teams above .50 outside that top 32. They will travel for a play-in game. ...
Gardner-area sports: Oakmont baseball earns top seed in sectional tournament & more
Several Gardner-area high school teams are playing in the Central Mass. sectional tournament this week before their seasons end or continue into the statewide tournament. Just a few teams were within the top and competing in the semifinals, and the remaining teams play in consolation games that count towards their regular-season records.
No. 1 Granby boys volleyball wins first WMass title, defeats No. 2 Ware in Class C finals
CHICOPEE — After winning the first two sets, No. 1 Granby boys volleyball found itself backed into a corner, trailing No. 3 Ware 21-24 in the third set. “We just had to settle, take a breath, stay on our toes and make the pass,” Rams captain Michael Swanigan said on Saturday after the match. “(Our) passing was big at the end there.”
'Nothing stops her': Notre Dame's Maddie Wilson sets sights on defending track and field para championships
WORCESTER — Maddie Wilson was 4 years old in 2013 when she spectated at the Boston Marathon for the first time, and, from mile 9 in Natick, she watched with awe as Tatyana McFadden and the other Para athletes whizzed past her in their wheelchairs. “I thought, ‘I want to do this,’” Wilson...
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