
Pittsfield to Install Mini-Pitch Soccer Facility at Crane Park
The city plans to replace an aging inline street hockey rink with a 60‑by‑120‑foot mini‑pitch, using a grant that will cover most material and labor costs.
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The city plans to replace an aging inline street hockey rink with a 60‑by‑120‑foot mini‑pitch, using a grant that will cover most material and labor costs.

Senior captain Owen Burke reflects on how Stonehill shaped his confidence, academic success, and future ambitions, from a humble freshman to a leader poised for championship glory.

The Atlantic Coast Conference has released the complete home and away matchups for Boston College’s upcoming men’s basketball season, detailing an 18‑game schedule that begins in late December and ends on the first Saturday of March.

The Big Ten revealed the first five game times for Rutgers’ 2026 season, featuring a tribute to 9/11, Homecoming festivities and a return of star players.

The Atlanta Hawks elevate Onsi Saleh to president of basketball operations, rewarding his strategic turnaround that secured a playoff berth and earned him a top‑three finish for Executive of the Year.

The Big Ten has released kickoff times for Rutgers’ 2026 season, featuring a home opener versus UMass, a Friday night game at Boston College to mark the 25th anniversary of 9/11, and a series of high‑profile conference contests.

Portland’s professional men’s soccer team is set to turn the city into a hub of World Cup excitement with a series of free outdoor events, a beer garden, merchandise tent and live performances by local musicians.

In his first press conference since the 2026 NFL Draft, Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel discussed the recent scandal involving reporter Dianna Russini, denied any misconduct, and opened up about his family life.

The Minutemen will begin their 2026 campaign against Rutgers in New Jersey, while home games against Sacred Heart and Stonehill will stream on ESPN+, and additional TV assignments will be revealed in the coming weeks.

A 6‑3, 198‑pound forward with a trophy‑laden QMJHL résumé, Maxim Massé will join the University of Massachusetts hockey program next season after being drafted by the Anaheim Ducks.

After a distinguished teaching career and a decade leading the school’s softball program, Greg Sommers is back at his alma mater to lead the Raiders football team, hoping to end a prolonged drought of winning seasons.

A look at Zack Schilawski's journey from national champion at Wake Forest to his recent return as an assistant coach and director of player development.

The University of Massachusetts announces Max Weir as its new head baseball coach, highlighting his extensive coaching background and vision for the program.

From a Massachusetts high school field to the global stage, Haitian forward Frantzdy Pierrot is set to make his World Cup appearance at Gillette Stadium, inspiring both his homeland and the diaspora.

Ten programs aim to rebound in 2026‑27 by leveraging the transfer portal, key transfers and coaching changes are highlighted.

After a standout playing career and a decade of coaching, Andrew Platek is set to guide Shenendehowa’s varsity boys basketball program, bringing an up‑tempo offense and defensive emphasis.
The 2026 T&G Hometeam All‑Star selections highlight exceptional performances across Central Massachusetts, from championship breakthroughs to record‑setting careers.

In a recent interview, Stonehill senior Katie Carey shares how the university became her second home, her transformative year in London, and the lessons she carries forward.

A former high school soccer player from Melrose, Massachusetts, will represent Haiti at the upcoming World Cup, receiving a state proclamation and inspiring his community.

The U.S. Soccer Foundation will replace an aging rink at Crane Park in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, with a modular mini‑pitch that can host soccer and inline hockey, funded by a grant and local philanthropy.

Agent Sean Stellato, known for his Italian heritage and vibrant style, is testing his mettle with Denmark’s Copenhagen tryouts as he chases a spot on Italy’s national flag‑football team, a move that could unlock a path to the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.

Tulane University’s football program welcomes a wave of new talent, from defensive line transfers to offensive line prospects, promising a competitive edge in the upcoming season.

NFL agent Sean Stellato, known for his fashion sense and Italian heritage, is trying out for Italy's men's flag football squad in Copenhagen with hopes of securing a spot at the 2026 World Championship and a pathway to the 2028 Olympics.
The Wachusett girls' flag football squad celebrated a landmark senior night and its first National Letter of Intent signings, highlighting a meteoric rise that includes a scholarship to Manhattan University and a shot at the 2028 Olympics.