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'All season they have shown a lot of fight': Revere bows out in softball district final
NORTH RIDGEVILLE — The Revere softball team's May Madness run as an underdog came to an end Wednesday in a Division I district final. Revere erased deficits to beat Berea-Midpark and Magnificat to advance in the tournament, but host North Ridgeville wasn't interested in giving up the lead and rolled to an 11-4 win. ...
~ Revere High School Sports Round-Up ~
Revere picked up three convincing wins out of four games over the past week to improve to 13-4. Everett beat Revere, 16-9, despite the Patriots out-hitting them 11-8. Ally Straccia and Riley Straccia each collected three hits for Revere. Ally Straccia collected three hits in four at-bats in the loss....
Teammates remember former Everett, BC great Steve Anzalone
Last month, the Everett High School (EHS) football community mourned the passing of Steve Anzalone, Class of 1973, after finding out the news that the versatile 6-foot, 2-inch defensive lineman and linebacker, who was also a tight end on offense, had passed away on April 2. He was 70. Frank...
Little League pitcher throws perfect game, striking out 16 of 18 hitters
WAKEFIELD, Massachusetts (WBZ) -- A Little League pitcher in Massachusetts threw a perfect game Wednesday night. Twelve-year-old Tyler Fabiano struck out 16 of the 18 hitters he faced for the Wakefield Cardinals in their 1-0 win over the Royals. Little League games are just six innings. Only two of batters actually put the bat on the ball during the game, Fabiano said.
'I love being back': Weymouth's McEachern returns to boys volleyball program he knows well
WEYMOUTH – Bill McEachern is back to being a dual threat in the coaching department. Recently, McEachern has best been known as the boss of the Weymouth High boys soccer program. His Wildcats have never failed to qualify for the playoffs during his 18 years in charge, and they're coming off back-to-back appearances...
Three of South Shore's top high school programs announce hirings of new coaches
Two South Shore high schools have announced the hiring of three new coaches. Hingham announced its new soccer coaches (April Tremante as the new girls coach, David Leahy as the new boys coach). Earlier in the day, Archbishop Williams named Sarah Behn as its next girls basketball coach. All three programs have been among the area's most successful this century.
Another perfect regular season in the books for Revere girls track
The Revere High School girls track program just doesn’t lose. Period. The Patriots won another Greater Boston League regular season title with a 7-0 mark after a win over Malden on Tuesday, May 14. That is the second consecutive season the Patriots finished perfectly in the dual meet regular season. They did so also in the winter indoor track season. And they even topped that off with a Greater Boston League meet championship in the winter, completing the ultimate sweep.
At Long Last: Marvelous Marvin to Finally Get His Statue in the ‘City of Champions’
Not much good news comes out of Brockton, Massachusetts these days but I’ve got some. Former undisputed middleweight champion Marvelous Marvin Hagler will be posthumously honored in the city he helped keep on the boxing map with a life-sized bronze statue produced by Brodin Studios in Kimball, Minnesota. The statue of Hagler, “in an action stance” will be unveiled on June 13th at a small space near to where the old Petronelli Gym was once located.
RHS Sports Roundup
The undefeated Revere High girls outdoor track and field team moved another step closer to a Greater Boston League (GBL) title last week with a 96-34 triumph over Chelsea. Coach Racquel MacDonald-Ciambelli and her crew were scheduled to take on GBL foe Malden yesterday (Tuesday). Revere on paper rates as the favorite in the match-up, given that Malden only narrowly defeated Chelsea two weeks ago.
Inside Boston's blighted White Stadium, city's plan to make it worthy of a pro soccer team
BOSTON — Peeling paint, potholes on the track and decades-old fire damage are just a few pieces of Boston's argument to replace White Stadium, the aging sports facility inside Franklin Park. Avery Esdaile, senior athletic director for Boston Public Schools, showed NewsCenter 5 around the blighted parts of the...
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