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The Return of Kyrone Alexander Is What Nobody in Boston Was Ready For
trophy logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Boston University just dropped a 93-85 hammer on Northeastern to kick off their season, but the real story, the one that's gonna keep the rivalry buzzing on Commonwealth Avenue, […]
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Medalie Lifts Men's Basketball to Victory over Curry
EASTON, Mass. (Nov. 2, 2026) – Senior Jack Medalie came off the bench and dropped 18-points on the Colonels to lift the Stonehill men's basketball team to their first win of the season, an 84-56 victory over Curry College on Monday evening. STONEHILL HIGHLIGHTS. Senior Jack Medalie came two...
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BC Heights
“Welcome Home”: Grace Oliver is Back in Boston
Grace Oliver’s college basketball career has taken her nearly 4,000 miles from home. After spending her freshman year at Colorado and last season at Wake Forest, Oliver has finally made her way back to Massachusetts. Now, the Norwell, Mass., native is heading 30 miles away to join the Boston College women’s basketball team with the hopes of helping to rebuild a familiar program.
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Patriot Ledger
Norwell football star shines in 'his Michael Jordan flu game'
RANDOLPH — Jason Pithie received the text message that no high school football coach wants. Norwell High star senior quarterback Jack Luccarelli reached out at 7:28 a.m. Friday morning to alert Pithie of a flu-like illness that caught on overnight, 11 hours before the team's game vs. Randolph was scheduled to kick off. "My entire day went out the window," said Pithie, the second-year head coach. Luccarelli went to school for the mandatory four hours needed to be eligible to play and opted to give it a go. He rode to the game with his father, Matt, separate from the team. Back-up Ryan Bonzagni, a junior, was ready for the call-up. Luccarelli was undeterred. He stacked 5 touchdowns (3 rushing, 2 passing) as Norwell rolled to a 41-6 road victory over the Blue Devils on Friday, Oct. 30. "With him, you always expect greatness," said senior lineman Xander Wilkinson. "He manned up," Pithie said. "It was his Michael Jordan flu game." Luccarelli dropped back to find senior wideout Cole Maguire for a 63-yard touchdown strike on the Clippers' opening drive. He also spotted Bonzagni, who broke a tackle on his path, for a 43-yard touchdown in the second quarter. More:
The Herald News
History made: Durfee football beats Brockton for the first time
FALL RIVER — It was history in the making for the Durfee High football team. The Hilltoppers have never beaten rival Brockton in their storied history, dating back to 1989. But on Friday Oct. 30, that long winless streak came to an end on Senior Night. Quarterback Matt Sherry threw a pair of touchdown passes to James Gondre and the defense did the rest as Durfee came away with a 21-8 victory over the Boxers before a large gathering at B.M.C. Durfee High School. Watch MA high school football on NFHS The win was the first one in 36 tries. Prior to tonight's Big 3 Conference matchup, Brockton held a 34-0-1 record. "This feels amazing," Gondre said. "This feels good to help our senior get this win. I can't even speak right now." Hilltopper head coach Taylor Brown was emotional after the victory. Brown's team in 2000 came the closest to beating Brockton in a 15-15 tie. Fast-forward 26 years to Friday night, and minutes before the game's end, Brown was doused with water from several separate coolers. "I've been doing this for a long time," Brown said. "I've played in the game, watched in the game and coached the
Boston
Despite a legendary career, Andrew Farrell’s greatest gift to New England may be yet to come
The same qualities that have always defined Farrell's positive impact better than any statistical measurement could make him an ideal figure to help develop the club's future talent. 4 minutes to read. It’s possible to describe the monumental career achievements of Andrew Farrell — the New England Revolution’s all-time leader...
BC Heights
Panelists Discuss Irish Sport Culture and Why America Should Learn From It
The Boston College Irish studies department hosted Mike Cronin and Cormac Moore as part of a panel discussion Wednesday to discuss their upcoming book, The Atlas of Irish Sport. “So each of the sections [of the upcoming book] has a major essay by a leading historian, so Neil Gallagher, Jenny...
BC Heights
‘Shipping Up to Boston’: BC Basketball Connects Athletes From Near and Far
Boston is just over 48 square miles—a physically small city, by many standards. It feels quite the opposite for Žak Smrekar. “I come from a very small place, so everything here is kind of big for me,” Smrekar said. Smrekar is one of 13 men’s basketball players...
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Eagles Complete Weekend Sweep of Vermont With 3-1 Victory
CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. – The Boston College women's hockey team completed a weekend sweep of Vermont with a 3-1 victory Saturday afternoon at Kelley Rink. Sarah Powers, Madelyn Murphy and Grace Bickett each scored for the Eagles, while Avah Sedore made 34 saves to secure the win. Boston College...
BC Heights
Preview: Coach Pop Takes the Reins in Hopes of a Turnaround Season for BC Women’s Basketball
After an eight-year stint under former head coach Joanna Bernabei-McNamee and four straight losing seasons, a new face has taken over on the Heights. It took a season with one conference victory and five total wins for Boston College women’s basketball to decide it was time to move on from its longest-tenured coach in nearly two decades.
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Women's Ice Hockey Earns First Win of Season with 7-3 Victory at Stonehill
BRIDGEWATER, Mass. – The Saint Anselm College women's ice hockey team earned a 7-3 victory over Stonehill College on Saturday afternoon in New England Women's Hockey Alliance (NEWHA) play at Bridgewater Ice Arena. The victory marked the first for head coach Jessica Salisbury and gave the Hawks five points...
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Attleboro Golf Course Poised for Sale as Redevelopment Opportunity
After more than seven decades as a fixture in the Attleboro, MA community, Stone-E-Lea Golf Course is preparing to close at the end of 2026. Attention now turns to the future of the approximately 140-acre, family-owned site at 1411 County St. and the opportunities it presents for redevelopment. To oversee...