
UMass Field Hockey Retains Kennedy Cup with 3-1 Win Over UMass Lowell
UMass field hockey defeated UMass Lowell 3-1, keeping the Kennedy Cup for a third consecutive season and improving to 12-1 against the River Hawks.
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UMass field hockey defeated UMass Lowell 3-1, keeping the Kennedy Cup for a third consecutive season and improving to 12-1 against the River Hawks.

Former Lowell High graduate Phil Conners has been appointed head boys' basketball coach, bringing a decade of championship experience from Burlington and Tewksbury to revitalize the program.

The UMass Lowell field hockey team lost 3-1 to No. 11 Massachusetts on Sunday, ending the season with a 1-3 record while showcasing key individual performances and preparing for a home game against New Haven on September 11.

After a dominant two‑game run that produced nine goals and only one concession, UConn prepares for back‑to‑back contests against Brown and top‑ranked Harvard, with both games to be broadcast live on ESPN+.

Seventy‑five middle and high school students took part in a police‑run flag football camp, receiving backpacks and a pathway to ongoing neighborhood competition, all backed by state grant funding.

The 2026 campaign begins with two August home games, showcasing returning talent and fresh coaching energy.

The River Hawks matched a program high with five goals, driven by a historic trio of goal‑assist contributors and strong goaltending from Lucie Chumanová.

The River Hawks will face a rigorous lineup of opponents, from Boston College to Georgetown, before entering conference play that could position them for a playoff run.

The River Hawks open their 2026 schedule in Texas, blending experienced returnees with fresh talent while playing for the memory of teammate Toby Forsythe.

The conference released its full slate, highlighting Binghamton’s home opener, key rematches and the path to the March championship.

The University of Maine and the America East Conference have released the full 2026‑27 women’s basketball schedule, highlighting 14 home games, a season‑opening rematch with Vermont and a series of road trips across New England and New York.

The Great Danes are set to open the 2026 season at home against Boston University, streaming all matches on ESPN+ as they look to improve on a 2-13-2 record from a year ago.

The 978HERS Basketball League, created to provide competitive girls' basketball opportunities, quickly became a community highlight, blending elite talent with a vibrant atmosphere.

The Lowell Spinners ended their 2025 campaign with a 21‑37 record, yet drew a strong fan base that ranked second in the league, highlighted by community‑focused entertainment and plans for park upgrades.

UMass Lowell Athletics is transforming the Talon Club at the Tsongas Center into the Billy Riley Champions Lounge, a tribute to the coach who led the program to three Division II championships and helped shape Hockey East.

The University of Maine’s women’s soccer team is favored to capture its fourth consecutive America East tournament title, fueled by returning starters, a strong preseason poll and a challenging schedule.

Over a hundred alumni, coaches and friends of the UMass Lowell men’s ice hockey program gathered at Four Oaks Country Club in Dracut for the 26th River Hawk Hockey Golf Tournament, enjoying a day of golf, lunch, raffles and reflections on the program’s legacy.

Two Westford Academy players receive All‑League and Thorpe Division All‑Star nods, while local teams encounter both triumphs and setbacks in regional competition.

From Buc-ee's gas stations to comfort food stops, fans from Germany, Italy and beyond are experiencing the freedom and individuality of American road travel, while reflecting on the homogenization of their own continent.

The university announced the addition of three promising players, each bringing top‑tier experience and versatility to the program.

The historic baseball team returns to the field on May 29, offering low‑cost tickets, modern amenities and a promise of high‑caliber play that could draw fans frustrated with the Red Sox.

Binghamton baseball clinches the top seed and a share of the America East regular season title, setting up a decisive series against UMass Lowell and a chance at the outright crown.