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Women's Soccer Concludes 2026 Season at Roger Williams
BRISTOL, R.I. (October 27, 2026) – The Curry College women's soccer team wrapped up its 2026 campaign on Tuesday evening, falling 5-0 to Roger Williams University in Conference of New England action at Bayside Field. The Colonels were led defensively by goalkeeper Marie Cataldo, who recorded an impressive 16...
tvlsports.net
Football: Holliston hands Norwood Second TVL Large Loss
About the author: Ken Dunn is a Holliston Alum and avid follower of Holliston Panthers sports. He runs 2 facebook pages sharing history about the Panthers. Holliston Panthers Football History and Holliston Panthers Men’s Basketball Team History.
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Daily Free Press
BU women’s basketball alum takes the game to Love Is Blind Boston
One minute Kerry Cashman was helping high schoolers shoot and dribble. The next she was learning to shoot her own shots on the Boston-based season of Love Is Blind, which premiered Oct. 14. Cashman is the athletic director at Andover High School and a Boston University alum. She is also...
MassLive.com
Second Bruins fight of the night a decisive win for rugged Boston forward
BOSTON — Tanner Jeannot’s first fight of the year was one-sided, as the Bruins winger pummeled Sharks center Zack Ostapchuk. After quite a bit of chatter, Jeannot (6-foot-2, 222 pounds) and Ostapchuk (6-foot-4, 215 pounds) dropped the gloves early in the third period. The bout began with grappling...
plymouthindependent.org
Plymouth man takes silver in triathlon
It seems there’s not a challenge Rob Costa can’t overcome. Despite being paralyzed from the chest down, the Plymouth native has completed six Boston Marathons and now two Ironman World Championship Triathlons. A perfect trip to Hawaii must include a dip in the ocean and time biking around...
BC Heights
The Overpowering Culture of Football and Hockey at BC
Boston College is a sports school. We have impressive academics, of course, but we also have our tailgates, cheers, and anti-goalie hockey chants. If you were to ask someone to name our sports, they would probably say hockey and football, then freeze. With more thinking, they could probably list basketball,...
hinghamanchor.com
One Goal Reached, Hingham Volleyball Shifts Focus to Bigger Dreams
Girls volleyball wins its first Patriot League title since 2018. After ending the regular season on a 10-match winning streak, including eight sweeps by the score of 3-0, the last thing the Hingham High girls volleyball wanted was two weeks off between matches. But here we are. So now, we...
iBerkshires.com
Mount Greylock Places Fourth at State Championship
FRANKLIN, Mass. – The Mount Greylock Regional School golf team placed fourth in a 14-team field at the Division 2 State Championships on Monday at Franklin Country Club. Jacob Hillman carded a 4-over-par round of 75 to tie for eighth place as an individual and lead the Mounties. Norton...
plymouthindependent.org
South football earns special win over Pembroke
As Lloyd Christmas said in the movie Dumb and Dumber, “So you’re telling me there’s a chance?”. “Our playoffs started tonight,” said Panthers head coach Darren Fruzzetti moments after his team defeated Pembroke High 32-14 to break a five-game losing skid. “We needed this one tonight to get to next week.”
UC Daily Campus
Men’s Hockey: Ice Bus splits home and home with Boston University
The University of Connecticut men’s hockey team won an overtime thriller against the Boston University Terriers on Thursday before falling on the road Saturday night. UConn got to work right away Thursday as Kam Hendrickson left the net and passed the puck up the boards to Ethan Whitcomb. The junior took it up the right side of the ice and snuck it past Mikhail Yegorov to give UConn an early 1-0 lead.
franklinmatters.org
Tri-County & FHS Cheerleader teams start season bringing home trophies !!!
"Congratulations to our Fall Cheerleaders!!! They captured both the Mayflower League and MVADA Game Day Championships, as well being the Game Day Grand champion!!! #tcpride" "Great day for Franklin at the Power in Pink Invitational 💗 Varsity’s First Time out and 1st Place!. And JV had an amazing...
Taunton Daily Gazette
Ex B-R football assistant Penn is helping lead Attleboro to new era
ATTLEBORO— For four years, Lamont Penn helped rebuild the Bridgewater-Raynham defense into one of the strongest units in the state as an assistant coach under Lou Pacheco and then Eian Bain, reaching the MIAA Division 2 semifinals with the latter last fall. Now, in his first year as head coach at Attleboro High (3-4, 2-1 Hockomock Kelley-Rex), he’s brought that energy and belief to a Blue Bombardier program looking to reach new heights. Penn’s Attleboro squad scored a key 27-20 Hockomock Kelley-Rex win over Taunton (3-4, 1-1 Hockomock Kelley-Rex) in a back-and-forth contest on Friday, Oct. 23, a win that keeps the Bombardiers’ MIAA Division 1 tournament hopes alive while all but ensuring the Tigers miss out for the second time in three years. “This is a great group of kids,” Penn said. “They’re team players who all want to work and strive for perfection. Even if they’re never going to get it, they still strive for it.” Key in the Attleboro win was the efforts of senior wide receiver Madden Murray, who hauled in a pair of touchdowns in the third quarter from 26 and 67 yards out respectively to turn a 13-7 deficit into a 20-13 advantage. “(I
ustrottingnews.com
Southpaw, Super Duper Cooper win Plainridge Park Opens
Plainville, MA — Co-featured Open class events were held at Plainridge Park on Monday (Oct. 26) afternoon with each winner taking a different path to victory. In the $25,000 Open pace for horses and geldings, the Massachusetts-bred Southpaw turned a pocket ride to the winner’s circle. Southpaw (Jimmy...
The Enterprise
The Enterprise
Ward twins lead Abington High football past Rockland
ROCKLAND -- The Abington High football team consistently receives some a-Ward winning performances from its senior twin duo of Liam and Brendan Ward. And they're up for nomination again as the duo dominated on both sides of the ball to help the Green Wave pull away in the fourth quarter for a 18-7 road win at Rockland on Friday, Oct. 23. “Them two being on the field (makes us) very competitive,” said quarterback Jack Reilly. Abington (5-2) trailed for just under 33 minutes of the game until Jack Reilly ran for a 5-yard touchdown with just 5:23 remaining to give Abington a 12-7 lead. Rockland (3-4) found itself in a deficit for the first time all night and started to mount a drive to regain the lead. After a few strong runs from quarterback Dustin Ayer and senior running back Marvelous Pleasant, Rockland found itself inside Abington's 40-yard line with under three minutes remaining. However, a 5-yard loss set up a third-and-14 with the clock running. As the clock continued to tick, Ayer tried to roll out to his right and make a play, but his pass fell right into the hands of Liam Ward, who took the pick 62
Patriot Ledger
You won't believe this South Shore football star's eye-popping stat line
SCITUATE — The marching band piped up to serenade the Scituate High football team in victory formation. Somehow Grayson Foley still had energy to bop his head to the melody as the snap was taken. Postgame, the senior running back and hybrid safety looked down, laughed and said his legs were "a little sore" after logging 38 carries for 347 yards and six touchdowns, and snagging three interceptions on defense, in a 42-28 win over previously-unbeaten North Quincy on Friday, Oct. 23. "I kept saying, 'Are you good? Come on out,' head coach Herb Devine said. "He said, 'Nope. I'm not coming out. I'm good, Coach." Devine, who previously dubbed Foley as "the best player" he's seen in his nearly 20 years coaching at Scituate, said he wasn't aware of the senior's tally of carries, adding it may be the highest by a Scituate (7-0) player in his tenure. Foley became the program's all-time leading rusher on Oct. 9. "The only thing you talk about all week (in practice) is Grayson Foley, Grayson Foley and Grayson Foley," said North Quincy coach Greg Sommers. "No matter what you do to game-plan for him, he's still going to find the end zone.