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Harvard University announces the addition of John Ronan and Tom Davis to its men's ice hockey coaching staff, promising enhanced player development and program growth.
Standout sophomore John Paul Head climbs to the 55th overall spot in the 2027 MLB Draft after a record‑shattering campaign that blended power, precision and national recognition.
Boston College’s men’s hockey program is navigating a pivotal off‑season, with longtime associate head coach Brendan Buckley stepping down after eight years. The program simultaneously secured commitments from forward Jack Queally and Latvian center Olivers Murnieks, both slated to join the 2026‑27 freshman class. These developments reflect a strategic shift as new head coach Mike Brown continues to shape the Eagles’ roster and future prospects.
Boston College's football program has signed seven-year-old Logan March, a child with multiple medical conditions, to its roster through Team IMPACT, a nonprofit that connects youngsters with college teams for socialization and resilience building.
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 Bourne Braves survived a 12‑11 nail‑biter against the Hyannis Harbor Hawks, with Austin Hawke delivering a career‑defining game that puts them one win from the championship.
The New England Patriots Foundation organized a Parent & Youth Educational Clinic at Gillette Stadium, offering children aged six to twelve hands‑on football drills while parents learned about safety and character development.
A look at the upcoming December 4, 2026 game at Cameron Indoor Stadium, honoring Tommy Amaker’s dual legacy as a Duke player and Harvard coach, and the tradition of the Brotherhood Run series.
Throughout August, the Patriots will host training camps, educational clinics, and inclusive scrimmages, highlighted by a Women in Football Day featuring Dr. Jen Welter and partnerships with brands like Bridgestone, all part of the NFL’s year‑round effort to grow the sport.
The prestigious Pro‑Am tournament runs from July 16 to July 19, showcasing more than two hundred matches across five Massachusetts arenas, with the final showdown scheduled for Sunday, July 19.
The Athletic places Syracuse quarterback Steve Angeli at No. 44 overall for the 2026 season, noting his sixth‑seed ACC standing, injury‑marred 2025 performance, and a schedule stacked with top‑tier opponents.
The young forward’s draft journey reflects a rapid rise from New York’s rinks to a commitment at Michigan State.