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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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CNE Semis Pits Women’s Soccer Against Roger Williams Tuesday
BOSTON – Suffolk women's soccer's quest for the Conference of New England (CNE) Championship will begin in Title Town as the second-seeded Rams will entertain third-seed Roger Williams in the semifinals Tuesday, Nov. 3 at 7:00 p.m. at James A. Sartori Stadium at East Boston Memorial Park. SOCIALIZE. Ram...
Taunton Daily Gazette
Greater Taunton Week 8 high school football scores and highlights
The final week of the high school football regular season (with the exception of Thanksgiving) is upon us in the Greater Taunton area. In Week 7 , Taunton (3-4, 1-1 Hockomock Kelley-Rex) fell in a back-and-forth Hockomock Kelley-Rex contest to former Bridgewater-Raynham assistant Lamont Penn's Attleboro while Bridgewater-Raynham (4-2, 1-0 Pioneer Athletic Conference) started off league play with a win. Bristol-Plymouth (4-3, 4-0 Mayflower Large) remained undefeated in league play, and Dighton-Rehoboth (3-4, 2-1 South Coast Blue) scored its first win over South Coast Blue rivals Somerset Berkley since 2018. In Week 8, the action kicks off at 6 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 30, as Taunton plays host to Hockomock Kelley-Rex leaders Franklin (5-2, 3-0 Hockomock Kelley-Rex) while Bridgewater-Raynham takes on Barnstable (5-2, 1-0 PAC-3) in the de facto PAC-3 championship game. At 6:30 p.m., Dighton-Rehoboth hosts Apponequet (7-0, 2-0 South Coast Blue) in its toughest test so far while over at Southeastern's Houlker Memorial Stadium at 7 p.m., Bristol-Plymouth hosts Diman (4-3, 3-1 Mayflower Large) looking to secure a shot at the league title on Thanksgiving. Follow this page for scoring updates during the games and game highlights and top performers afterward from all four Greater Taunton area Week
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20 Ranked Teams Are Unleashed This Halloween, and Your Remote's About To Get A Workout
Ncaaf on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Get ready, folks, because October 31st isn’t just about trick-or-treating this year. We’ve got a monstrous college football lineup with a staggering **20 ranked teams** hitting the field today. From […]
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Patriot Ledger
Sophomore subs in to push Canton football to likely playoff spot
CANTON -- State tournament brackets haven't released yet, but the playoffs already started for the Canton High football team. In its win-or-go home regular season finale, Canton stunned Oliver Ames on a last-minute touchdown run from Nathan Chabot, who had a pair of touchdowns, for a 22-15 win that essentially clinched a Division 4 state tournament berth for the Bulldogs on Friday, Oct. 30. "I'm going to have to take an antacid after this one," said Canton head coach Jeff Eckler postgame with a smile. Both programs entered the game at 2-5 and on the brink of qualifying for their respective state tournaments, needing a victory to reach the three-win qualifying mark. OA was just two spots out of the No. 16 and final spot at No. 18. Canton meanwhile came in at No. 10 in Division 4. After controlling the second and most of the third quarter, Canton held a 14-7 lead and was again marching as the clock ticked toward the start of the fourth. The Bulldogs had the ball on OA's 35 when quarterback and linebacker Jack Giovanello decided to slam the brakes on Canton's momentum. Giovanello read Canton quarterback Dylan Lank's pass perfectly and jumped the
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Dartmouth celebrates football, cheer and band seniors
A football player runs through a banner. Photos by Kat Sheridan. The cheer team encourage the crowd. The band performs the halftime "Caged." The band performs the halftime "Caged." The band begins their halftime. Brendan Martin catches the ball. Brendan Martin goes for the touchdown. The crowd catches candy thrown...
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Men’s Cross Country Wins First Ivy League Title Since 1972
ATTLEBORO, Mass. – — History arrived for Harvard cross country at Highland Park today, as the men's team won its first Ivy League title since 1972 with a dominant display at the 2026 Ivy League Heptagonal Cross Country Championships. The Crimson were phenomenal on the march to its...
Taunton Daily Gazette
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Somerset Berkley tennis coach reaches milestone at UMass-Dartmouth
SOMERSET — October is Coaches Appreciation Month. On behalf of the U.S. Tennis Association, what better coach in the SouthCoast landscape to spotlight this month than Somerset Berkley head boys tennis coach Doug Chapman ? The legendary Raiders ' longtime mentor recently captured his record-setting 114th career win as the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth women's tennis coach with a 6-1 win against the University of St. Joseph. The Somerset resident now has 820 career wins as a high school coach and collegiate coach. "When you reach milestones like that, you have to have really good players for a lot of years," Chapman said. "You have to have a lot of support, both from schools, the assistant coaches and from the communities. This is something that is shared upon, not just an individual honor." Watch high school sports on NFHS Over his 13 seasons at UMass-Dartmouth, he has led the Corsairs to a Little East championship and an NCAA Tournament appearance. Last season, Chapman eclisped the 800th career mark as a tennis coach with a win against Apponequet. His 669 career victories at SBR during his 47-year tenture ranks as the highest for any high school tennis coach in Massachusetts and the
Cornell Daily Sun
Brown Takes Down Football in Overtime Thriller
Coming off a historic win against then-ranked No. 4 Lehigh University (4-1 Patriot, 6-2), the Red was hoping to build on the momentum it found against the non-conference opponent as it entered the dog days of Ivy League play against the Brown Bears. Despite a strong showing against the Bears,...
The Providence Journal
Providence players make new legal move in fight for NCAA eligibility
PROVIDENCE – Joseph Pinion and Derek Simpson have filed for a preliminary injunction in their latest bid for eligibility this season with the Providence College men's basketball program. Counsel representing Pinion and Simpson submitted a 39-page entry Thursday, Oct. 29, to the Rhode Island branch of U.S. District Court. The paperwork carried a request for oral arguments to begin either Nov. 6 or Nov. 11 in front of Judge Melissa R. DuBose, who previously denied a motion for a temporary restraining order filed by Pinion and Simpson. Plaintiff attorneys Marc DeSisto and Jesse Panuccio are seeking additional consideration that would put Pinion and Simpson on the floor with the Friars in 2026-27. Both are looking to secure a fifth year of eligibility from the NCAA after transfers from South Florida and Saint Joseph's, respectively. DuBose denied Pinion and Simpson in their initial petition, issuing a 21-page ruling which allowed the NCAA to enforce its adopted 5-in-5 bylaws beginning with the high school Class of 2023. "In this motion, Simpson and Pinion seek a preliminary injunction barring the NCAA from enforcing the ’22 Carveout against them," DeSisto and Panuccio wrote. "Without such relief, Simpson and Pinion will be irreparably harmed because
Seattle ON Tap
Somerset Berkley Field Hockey Just Hit #3 Overall, And The Rest Of Fall River Is On Notice
trophy logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Somerset Berkley field hockey just rocketed to the #3 spot in Division 2, shaking up the Fall River area as the MIAA dropped its latest tournament power rankings this […]
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Bryan Hodgson brings fast pace as Providence opens vs. Maine
The Bryan Hodgson era at Providence begins Monday night, when the Friars open their season at home against Maine. Hodgson was hired in March after Providence parted ways with former head coach Kim English. Hodgson guided South Florida to a 25-9 record and the American Conference championship last season. South Florida was a No. 11 seed in the NCAA Tournament and lost a first-round matchup with Louisville. The Friars will play an up-tempo style and will likely lean heavily on 6-foot-6 guard Miles Byrd, a transfer from San Diego State. Byrd was the Mountain West Defensive Player of the Year last season, when he averaged 10.4 points, 4.7 rebounds and 1.9 steals per game. Byrd scored a team-high 19 points when Providence beat Georgia Tech 101-73 in an exhibition game Oct. 24. The Friars also beat Pitt 87-64 during the preseason. "Six weeks ago, I didn't know if we were really good defensively or horrible offensively," Hodgson said. "We're beating each other up every day in practice. That's why we play these. "This is the quickest that I've gotten there, getting guys to buy into that (fast) pace. We have to recruit to this." The Friars should have two other
Patriot Ledger
Senior lineman 'lays it all on the line' for Quincy football in win
PEMBROKE — The wrestler-inspired belt fit as if it was tailored for Matt Powers . The Quincy High football team 's coaching staff awarded the senior defensive end and guard with the 'Player of the Game' honor after recovering a fumble, recording a sack, blocking a PAT kick and consistently invading the backfield in a 41-14 road win over Pembroke on Thursday, Oct. 29. Powers also led the trench unit that guided star senior running back Jonas Ala to sprint in 4 touchdown runs from 2, 3, 25 and 50 yards out. "He's physical and intense," head coach Ed DeWitt said of Powers. "He makes a bunch of plays and lays it all on the line. Sometimes you see him sprawling for tackles." Ala said Powers was "beating himself up in the locker room" and was self-critical of his first-half performance as Quincy carried a 14-6 lead into the break. Then, approximately 97 seconds into the third quarter, Powers recovered a fumble forced by senior Rory Williams and cradled it on the run into Pembroke territory. The Presidents outscored Pembroke by a 19-point margin in the second half. "It's not just me. It's not just Jonas. It's the whole team,"
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Football Rallies but Falls Short in 34-28 Loss at Stonehill
EASTON, Mass. — Mercyhurst (1-8) lost to Stonehill (4-5) 34-28 on Saturday. The Lakers scored 21 points in the fourth quarter, including a three-play, 40-second touchdown drive, but the late push was not enough. The Lakers' defense kept Stonehill scoreless on two fourth-down chances in Lakers territory, stopping drives...