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NASCAR’s latest inspection sanctions eject two crew chiefs, forcing RFK Racing and NY Racing Team to race without their chief strategists at one of the fastest tracks on the circuit.
Cape Verde's national soccer team was greeted by a vibrant community in Massachusetts as they prepare for their historic World Cup debut, with celebrations spanning Boston, Pawtucket and upcoming matches in Bermuda and Atlanta.
From record‑breaking high school soccer to a faith‑centered future at Liberty University, Sammy Farnham shares the stories, rituals and dreams that shape her path.
TCU announced the addition of Sam Fleming, a 6‑7 forward from Springfield, Massachusetts, who brings a blend of high‑school accolades and national recognition to the program.
The Red Storm celebrates a historic All-District selection and looks ahead to a pivotal Super Regional against Alabama, with a College World Series berth on the horizon.
An inside‑the‑park home run by Tighe Porter in the seventh inning set up a walk‑off RBI single by Dustin Ayer, securing a dramatic win for Rockland High.
UMBC Athletics finished second in the America East Commissioner's Cup with 318 points, securing its best-ever result and highlighting championship wins in four sports and seven top‑three finishes.
Gavin Cornforth, a Boston‑born forward known for his competitive edge, will join the University of Massachusetts hockey team for the 2026‑27 campaign after stints in the QMJHL and USHL.
The Telegram & Gazette announces its 2026 Hometeam boys' basketball All-Star squad, recognizing the top performers from across Central Massachusetts and previewing their next steps on the court and in the classroom.
Five Tufts University baseball players have been named to the 2025‑26 Academic All‑District® Teams, highlighting a season marked by athletic success and high academic achievement.
Two Brandeis University softball players have been selected for the 2026 Division III Academic All‑District teams, highlighting the university’s blend of athletic and academic achievement.
Seattle Kraken forward Matty Beniers joined a lineup of NHL and Patriots players at the MayeDay Celebrity Softball Classic, helping raise $174,000 for Boston Children’s Hospital and the MayeDay Family Foundation while navigating a unique batting challenge.
The Cambridge Rindge and Latin boys' baseball team broke a long‑standing postseason drought by defeating Lincoln‑Sudbury 8‑3, propelled by resilient pitching and timely hitting.
Stephen Kalyn’s real‑world hockey background adds a layer of authenticity to his role as Dean in Prime Video’s “Off Campus,” a series set at Massachusetts’ Briar University.
The University of Massachusetts announced the addition of six new players for the 2026 season, each offering a mix of high‑school accolades and scholarly achievement.
After a dominant season, the Holy Cross baseball squad is back in the NCAA tournament, meeting the Texas Longhorns in the Austin regional. Players and coaches reflect on the historic matchup and the electric atmosphere awaiting them.
After being dismissed by the Patriots in January 2025, Jerod Mayo has assumed the role of Managing Director at Fifth Down Capital, leveraging a decade of investment experience and a reputation for meticulous preparation.
Mathieu Taillefer has pledged to join the University of Massachusetts hockey program for the 2026‑27 season, bringing a proven two‑way game and leadership experience to the roster.
Brandon Spikes, a standout linebacker for the University of Florida, is leaving the GatorMade staff as the program reshapes its development team, marking the next phase of his post‑playing journey.
The university honors a blend of individual legends and a championship team that reshaped Bentley's sports legacy.
The River Hawks have completed their coaching lineup ahead of the first season under Coach Finch, featuring seasoned assistants and a dedicated operations director.
The Worcester Polytechnic Institute men's basketball team celebrates five student-athletes named to the 2026 Winter NEWMAC Academic All-Conference team, highlighting a blend of sports performance and scholarship.
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.