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Lawrence bags state title
The Warriors won it all! Lawrence Academy rallied back after suffering a Game Two setback to run-rule Kerr-Vance Academy and win the NCISAA State Championship. Senior Zander Mizelle raced home on a wild pitch in the bottom of the fifth frame to establish Lawrence's 10-0 victory. Lawrence had won Game One on Friday evening before KVA forced the third and deciding contest. Lawence finished the season 22-7. More details to come.
Warriors win title, Winnacunnet's Duffy named top boy at Seacoast Track Championship
EXETER - The Seacoast Track Championship boys trophy is heading back to Hampton for the first time since 2018. Winnacunnet High School senior Oliver Duffy won three events and was named Male Track Athlete of the Meet as the Warriors scored 99 points and beat the 13-team field on Friday at Exeter...
Jess Healey's goal lifts Boston to 4-3 win vs Minnesota in 1st game of PWHL championship series
LOWELL, Mass. — Jess Healey scored from the point late in the second period to lift Boston to a 4-3 win over Minnesota on Sunday night in the first game of the inaugural Walter Cup, the championship of the Professional Women's Hockey League.The best-of-five series continues Tuesday. Game 1 drew 4,508 fans.Healey, a defenseman who had one goal during the regular season, got her first playoff goal just 15 seconds after Minnesota's Taylor Heise scored her second goal, tying it 3-3 with 2:50 left in the second period.Boston goalie Aerin Frankel overcame two power plays, 1 minute and 35 seconds...
Friday Seacoast roundup: Traip baseball, Winnacunnet softball each walk off with wins
KITTERY, Maine - Chris Balano laced a game-winning, two-run single as the Traip Academy baseball team rallied for a 4-3 win over Waynflete on Friday in a Class C South game. Balano also earned the win, allowing one hit over two scoreless innings. Caleb French had two hits for the Rangers, including a...
Plenty of highlights at league track and field meet for boys
After finishing a successful dual meet season with a 4-0-1 mark, the Reading High boys’. track and field team delivered a solid showing in Friday’s Middlesex League 12 meet, finishing. in fifth place out of 12 teams with 77.5 points at the Burlington High’s Varsity Field Oval. Earning...
Winston-Salem State’s Rajah Caruth sees North Wilkesboro Speedway as an ‘important market’ for NASCAR
For the majority of Rajah Caruth’s life, the North Wilkesboro Speedway had sat dormant. Between 1997 and 2022, the historic track didn’t host any NASCAR Cup Series races and fell into disrepair — largely abandoned and left for dead. So, despite the track being one of the...
Youth Softball: 12U Redmen Red are tournament champs
While hosting the 15th Annual Think Pink Invitational that raises awareness about breast cancer, the Redmen Red team came in first place. A 12U tournament that started with 16 teams came down to just two teams left on Sunday afternoon with Redmen Red won the championship. It all started Friday...
Baseball stumbles on Senior Day: Tewksbury falls in extra innings against Haverhill
TEWKSBURY — It wasn’t how the Tewksbury High baseball team envisioned its senior day to unfold. Even when the Redmen were positioned in the top of the seventh inning holding a one-run lead, their effort throughout a Merrimack Valley Conference matchup with Haverhill was far from pretty. Errors,...
Softball drops a thriller in Wakefield: McCarthy’s late home run almost leads WHS to victory
There’s something about this field. Last year in the state tournament, the Wakefield High softball team eliminated Wilmington in the first round of the Div. 2 playoffs in a wild 12-11 game. On Saturday, on the same field, it was another wild one between these two squads. After a...
Burlington Sports and Activities for May 20, 2024
A quiet afternoon kicks off this last week Burlington sports, despite the warming weather. The boys’ tennis team travels to take on Lincoln-Sudbury at 4:00. The girls’ lacrosse teams travel as well, taking on Weston in an away game. JV plays at 5:00 and varsity plays at 6:30.
Shawsheen Tech Roundup: Girls lacrosse gives Tewksbury a test
It wasn’t a win, but the Shawsheen Tech girls lacrosse team sure did make a statement in its rematch with Tewksbury. After losing by a lopsided score in the first game between the two teams, the Redmen came back and nearly won, falling 9-6 to a tournament-bound TMHS team.
Woburn softball falls to Arlington
WOBURN- The bats were quieted for the Woburn High softball team in a tough game against. Arlington shutout the Tanners 4-0 Tuesday afternoon at Library Park in a pitcher’s duel between. Woburn’s Hannah Niemszyk and Arlington’s Soline Fisher. Fisher stymied the Tanners bats, holding them to just...
Red Devil Spring Sports: Lacrosse, Tennis Teams Earn Middlesex League Title
Here’s where the BHS spring teams stand as they enter the seventh week of their seasons:. GIRLS AND BOYS LACROSSE TEAMS NAMED MIDDLESEX LEAGUE FREEDOM CHAMPS. The Boys and Girls lacrosse teams have been crowned Middlesex League Freedom Division Champs, the boys for the second consecutive year and the girls for the fourth consecutive year. The Lady Devils are 11-5 for the season after an 18-2 win over Wilmington and a 16-4 sin over Stoneham. Goals in the Wilmington victory were scored by Jillian Gillis (4), Charlize Collins (3) Ava Robitaille (3) CJ Tremblay (2) Elisabeth Delorey (2) Anna Viglione (1) Ashley Pinkham (1), Ilex Fowler (1) and Caroline Russo (1). Goals against Stoneham were scored by Collins (4), Fowler (2), Delorey (2), Robitaille (2), Gillis (2) Hannah Taitelbaum (2) Emma Steiner (1) and Keira Storlazzi (1). The girls concludes the regular season with Weston on Monday, where they lost by a score of 16-10. Burlington will compete with Masconomet on Tuesday and Chelmsford on Thursday. Results forthcoming. In the division 2 MIAA Power Rankings, Burlington stands at 9 out of 55.
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