Krause: Where will this ‘March’ lead?
Watching footage of Saturday’s “March for Our Lives” rally, I couldn’t help but wonder where this is all going to go. Will we listen to the... Read more.
Classical girls basketball team holds team banquet
LYNN — The theme of Monday night’s Lynn Classical girls basketball banquet was “you don’t get to be good by accident.” The Rams had... Read more.
Krause: Sometimes tournaments make for strange bedfellows
Idle chatter while waiting for a mass meltdown so these poor high school kids can get outside and play … As a Northeastern graduate, I learned very early in the... Read more.
Plenty of changes ahead for St. Mary’s softball team
LYNN — For the first two seasons of her tenure as St. Mary’s softball coach, Paige Licata was fortunate to have an all-star pitcher at her disposal.... Read more.
Navs GM Bill Terlecky hopes he can attend Saturday’s fundraiser
LYNN — North Shore Navigators general manager Bill Terlecky was out on the night of Feb. 8 when he felt a sharp abdominal pain. “I thought I had the... Read more.
Krause: Winthrop’s Palmer was an exceptional athlete
Winthrop is one of those communities, similar to Everett, where you can go to a football game on a Friday night and swear you’re back in the 1950s. Most communities... Read more.
Tech swimming celebrates its season at team banquet
LYNN — Swimmers are not pursued by coaches to dive into the pool once they start high school. In a lot of cases, coaches get candidates for their teams who... Read more.
Spring has sprung. Well, sort of.
The calender says the Vernal Equinox is at 12:15 p.m. Tuesday. That’s when the sun shines directly on the equator, and the days and nights are of equal length.... Read more.
Krause: A look back at the winter tournament
Generally, we have at least one team from our area make it all the way to championship weekend during the winter tournament season, but this year we don’t... Read more.
Krause: March Madness lacks appeal this year
For the first time since probably high school — or whenever it was that UCLA first became the Boston Celtics of college basketball — I’m just not... Read more.