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Nancy Williamson, who has led the Wellesley Youth Basketball Association for over ten years, will retire next year after transforming the organization and supporting community health initiatives.
The Pride will open the season on September 2 at home against Western New England before facing nationally ranked MIT and Amherst, with the NEWMAC Tournament set for early November.
The Daily News unveils its 2026 All-Star roster, spotlighting exceptional baseball players from towns across the MetroWest area, along with their stats, honors and next steps.
The Norwich University men's ice hockey program received the Little East Conference Team Academic Award and placed 25 players on the LEC Academic Honor Roll, while also capturing the conference's first regular‑season and tournament titles and advancing to the NCAA Division III Quarterfinals.
With voting now open, the region’s top high school baseball players showcase impressive stats and future plans.
A look at Matt Noone’s 24‑year tenure at Babson, his recent championship run, and the breadth of his coaching career.
A dramatic sixth‑inning surge powered by four junior hitters secured a 3‑2 victory over Billerica, setting up a showdown with St. Mary's‑Lynn and extending Milton's recent championship pedigree.
Norwich University has released its 2026‑27 men's ice hockey schedule, featuring a Division I exhibition against Dartmouth College, a full Little East Conference title defense, and the return of standout players Sami Molu and Cooper Bertrand.
The Rochester Institute of Technology Tigers saw their 2026 NCAA Division III Tournament run come to an abrupt close on Thursday, as a 9‑8 defeat at the hands of Babson College eliminated them from regional play.
In a heartfelt speech at Wellesley, Massachusetts, Jake Thibeault reflected on overcoming a spinal cord injury, earning a finance and sports management degree, and urged graduates to cherish their people and embrace incremental progress.
After a 2021 high‑school hockey accident left him partially paralyzed, Jake Thibeault will address his graduating class at Babson College, sharing how the institution helped him turn adversity into advocacy.