Team of the Week – Endicott College softball
You know what I’ve been thinking? A 7-2 start isn’t bad – it’s even better when you outscore opponents, 22-3, across a three-game stretch. When it comes... Read more.
Athlete of the Week – Oluchi Okananwa
You know what I’ve been thinking? Duke’s women’s basketball team sported an upset Sunday, and wouldn’t have done it without a little bit of Peabody. Former... Read more.
English’s Ly, McHale receive scholar-athlete honors
Each year, Lynn English High School picks two scholar-athletes – male and female – to celebrate their achievements in and out of the classroom. This year’s... Read more.
St. Mary’s Hooks chooses his next chapter
Joining a high school sports team late isn’t easy – far from it. But, when Thomas Hooks gave track and field a shot his junior year at St. Mary’s, both sides... Read more.
Team of the Week – Marblehead boys hockey
You know what I’ve been thinking? All it took was one. One goal, one hot goalie, one game, and one unforgettable story for Marblehead’s boys hockey team. In... Read more.
Athlete of the Week – Alyssa Norden – St. Mary’s
You know what I’ve been thinking? Injury and all, Alyssa Norden of the St. Mary’s girls hockey team saved the day. The Spartans captured the Division 1 state... Read more.
Three overtimes, one unforgettable story for champion St. Mary’s
BOSTON — There have been plenty of best-of-seven series at TD Garden. Sunday morning, it was time for a best-of-three. For all of the Division 1 marbles – with... Read more.
BARRETT: Tyson’s back. Good or bad?
Coming from a massive boxing fan like myself, I know the current state of the sport is… fine. Nothing like the 1980s, but not as bad as most people say. I thought... Read more.
Athlete of the Week – Leo Burdge – Marblehead boys hockey
You know what I’ve been thinking? Perhaps the story of the week was Marblehead’s boys hockey team reaching the Division 3 state championship after an 0-6 start.... Read more.
ROUNDUP: After 0-6 start, Marblehead hockey heads to the big game
It wasn’t easy. In fact, heart rates rose and jaws dropped. But in the end, the Marblehead boys hockey team was off to TD Garden. The No. 6 Headers – who began... Read more.