District IV Football: Troy's late rally falls short in loss to Southern Columbia ↗
CATAWISSA — Troy moved the ball well against Southern Columbia on its opening possession Friday night, driving all the way to the Tigers’ 1-yard line.
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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.
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Bill Burt believes that the New England Patriots and quarterback Drake Maye are in for some tough sledding in Munich, Germany on Sunday.
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It doesn’t take Sherlock Holmes to notice that home heating prices are skyrocketing. Like anyone paying their bills, Deerfield resident Marc Dautreuil found that out after filling his oil tank as the winter season nears. “It’s insane,” he said on a recent weekday as he shopped in Thornes Marketplace. Before the war with Iran began […]
HOLYOKE — Playing on a slippery surface in cold, wet and windy conditions on Thursday night, the Northampton boys soccer team weren’t quite as sharp as they wanted to be against Amherst. Passes skidded along Holyoke’s turf, cleats slipped on cuts, and bodies flew when anyone tried to stop. Fighting against the adverse conditions, Blue […]
Ahead of the UMass field hockey team’s first round NCAA Tournament game against No. 6 Yale on Friday, Minutewomen head coach Barb Weinberg knew her team would have to get an early goal if they were to have a chance at advancing. With the Bulldogs having a strong goalie in Amelie Schwarzkopf, a deficit would […]
BELCHERTOWN — Belchertown quarterback Coleman Longley was a force on offense almost every week this season. Whether he was throwing passes down the field with his arm or using his legs to break through the line on a run, he was essential to moving the ball for the Orioles. But in the final moments of […]
WILLIAMSTOWN — The Amherst College football team did all it could do Saturday afternoon. “A lot of people have been talking about would have, should have, this, this. I said guys, it doesn’t matter,” Amherst coach E.J. Mills said after the Mammoths knocked off their biggest rivals in the 140th edition of the Biggest Little […]