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Though disappointed Highland High came up short in its bid to claim the school's first Section 9 football title since 2008, coach Tom Schlappich is hoping to use the 2026 season as a springboard for the future.
A Valley News podcast about Dartmouth Big Green athletics. Season 4, Episode 9 has interviews with senior quarterback Grayson Saunier and Dartmouth Football head coach Sammy McCorkle
The Keene State women's hockey team completed a weekend sweep Saturday, earning a 3-1 victory over Southern Maine at Keene ICE after a 3-2 win over UMass-Boston on Friday.
The Keene State men's basketball team fell to Western New England, 101-81, on Saturday afternoon in Springfield, Mass., despite four players reaching double figures.
Anthony Johnson rushed for 200 yards and scored the go-ahead touchdown with 4:33 remaining as the Franklin Pierce University football team rallied from a 13-point deficit to defeat Saint Anselm,
A dominant second quarter helped the Keene State women's basketball team remain unbeaten Saturday, as the Owls held off Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 52-49, in Keene.
The Leominster High football team did just enough offensively on Friday night. The Blue Devil defense did the rest. Leominster went on the road and erased an early deficit, topping Minnechaug, 7-6, in Wilbraham in non-playoff action. Down 6-0 at halftime, the Blue Devils (6-4) got an 11-yard touchdown from Rajon Curley-White to pull level […]
STERLING — The holiday shopping season will get an early start in Sterling when the Friends of the Conant Public Library hosts its annual Holiday Craft Fair from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 21, at Houghton and Chocksett schools, 32 Boutelle Road.
Pressure is a funny thing. On bigger stages, some athletes will crumble as the stakes get higher, no matter their talent levels. Others, conversely, remain calm and deliver in the clutch, the result of focus and hours of physical repetition. Josh Chavoor certainly lands in the territory of the latter. A junior at St. Paul […]
The Federal Aviation Administration's decision to ground all flights nationwide Friday has thrown the sports world into chaos. Transportation officials cited “extraordinary circumstances” due to communications issues at regional air traffic control centers. This has left NBA, NHL and college teams scrambling to reach their destinations for weekend games. Some teams have resorted to chartering buses. The Southeastern Conference and Big 12 are assessing potential disruptions.
Bill Burt believes that the New England Patriots and quarterback Drake Maye are in for some tough sledding in Munich, Germany on Sunday.
DANVERS – On a night where top-seeded Saint John’s Prep ran just 32 offensive plays, the Eagles mixed explosiveness and efficiency in an eruption that No. 9 Andover High had