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THAT FINALS FEELING! Cavs reach Division II title game

ROCHESTER – When Ryan Kelley took over as coach of the Hollis-Brookline boys basketball three years ago, he envisioned that this would be the season the Cavaliers would take a major step in the evolution of the program. Kelley’s vision board was right, and Hollis-Brookline is one win away ...

THE BAD COP WHO’S GOOD: That’s longtime BG hockey assistant Mantone

TYNGSBOROUGH, Mass. – Nearly three decades ago, word was getting around that Bishop Guertin High School boys hockey coach Gary Bishop wanted to hire Mark Mantone, who was working at the Cardinals home rink, Skate 3 Arena, as his top assistant. “I hired him, and everyone said 'You hired a ...

PATRIOTS ANALYSIS: No big splash, but did you really expect one?

The New England Patriots disappointed their fans for the most part on Monday. They didn't sign Randy Moss, coax Lawrence Taylor out of retirement, and declare war on the rest of the NFL. Welcome to the world of NFL free agency, the year after the team spent a lot of money. They almost never ...

Rivier Roundup: Softball, baseball fall; Raiders win awards

MELBOURNE, Fla. – The Rivier softball team dropped a pair of games on Monday afternoon at the Space Coast Complex, falling 1-0 to Wisconsin–Superior in the opener before dropping a 10-0 decision to Monmouth (Ill.) in the second game of the day. With the results, the Raiders moved to 0-2 on ...

NOT A SUPER SATURDAY: Only two locals left in tourneys

And then there were....only two??? It's the second and final week of the NHAA basketball and hockey tournaments, and this is usually the time when we go though the list of a handful of survivals. Well, the survivor pool after this past weekend's surprising results is just about out of water. ...

PLAY BALL! Rivier baseball looks to make strides this week

NASHUA – The entire area – and region, for that matter – is covered in white Temperatures with a few exceptions haven't even been close to, well, outdoor game weather – at least not yet. But the Rivier University Raiders have already caught baseball fever. Of course, they found a way ...