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Lee Cannot Get Past Rough Start in Class D Final
CHICOPEE, Mass. – The Lee High volleyball team won just four points on its serve in the first set of Saturday’s Western Massachusetts Class D Championship Game. The Wildcats spent the rest of the afternoon showing they’re capable of so much more. In the end, top-seeded Renaissance...
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UMass football player to miss season after cancer diagnosis
AMHERST, Mass. (WWLP) – A UMass football player will miss the remainder of the season after being diagnosed with a rare form of cancer, the team announced. Dallas Elliott, a native of Leeds, Massachusetts, began his career with the Minutemen as a walk-on before earning an athletic scholarship through his hard work and dedication to the program.
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Football Falls to American International, 31-13
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. – The Saint Anselm College football team fell to American International College by a final score of 31-13 in Northeast 10 Conference play on Saturday afternoon at Ronald J. Abdow Field. Highlights. Tyler Villalta rushed for 41 yards and a touchdown on nine carries while adding 66...
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Men's Hockey Posts 4-3 OT Win at Westfield State
WESTFIELD, Mass. – Sophomore Brogan Shea netted the overtime winner to lift UMass Dartmouth men's hockey to a 4-3 victory over Westfield State in non-conference action at Amelia Park Arena on Saturday. The Corsairs move to 2-0 on the young season, while the Owls are now 0-2 overall. UMass...
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Avon’s McGarry and East Granby’s Madden race to state championship wins
Avon High freshman Madison McGarry took the lead in the final mile and won her first cross country state title in the CIAC Class MM championship race on Saturday at Wickham Park in Manchester. McGarry became the sixth girl in school history and the first since 2019 to win a...
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Four former UConn women’s basketball stars win WNBA title with Valkyries
UConn’s championship tradition has a new home. Four former Huskies — Gabby Williams , Kiah Stokes, Tiffany Hayes and Kaitlyn Chen — reached the pinnacle of professional basketball on Saturday, Oct. 31, helping the Golden State Valkyries defeat the Atlanta Dream 68-63 to win the WNBA championship in a winner-take-all Game 7. Gabby Williams rise: Former UConn star Gabby Williams shines in return to Connecticut Tiffany Hayes still hooping: UConn women’s basketball alum Tiffany Hayes still balling at 36 Geno Auriemma on Valkyries: Four former UConn women’s basketball stars lead Valkyries to WNBA Finals Williams had one of the greatest performances in postseason history. She scored 28 of her game-high 30 points in the final two quarters — the most points scored in a single half in WNBA Finals history. Williams joins Diana Taurasi, Maya Moore and Breanna Stewart as the only players from UConn to win Finals MVP. “All it took was good people,” Williams said on the USA Network broadcast. “All we heard last year was that we don’t have no stars; we don't have no talent. Yeah, right. We got good people. We got winners. We got people who are ready to put their bodies on the