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SAUGUS — Back to back 6-9-5 seasons mean there’s only one goal on the Saugus’ boys hockey team’s radar: qualifying

PEABODY — Fenwick boys hockey coach Jim Quinlan felt his Crusaders took a major step in the right direction last

MARBLEHEAD — Mike Lynch made his message clear as guest speaker at the 74th Item All-Star Football Dinner Thursday at

LYNN — The message through the early going for the Lynn Tech boys basketball team’s a simple one. Tech’s centered

LYNN — The Tech girls basketball team saw its mix of positives and negatives last season. At times, the Tigers

Swampscott boys hockey is ready to roll By Harold Rivera | December 10, 2019 9:31 PM

SWAMPSCOTT — A slow start to the season turned out to be costly for the Swampscott boys hockey team last

LYNN — A promising season ended too soon for the St. Mary’s girls hockey team last winter. The Spartans closed

LYNN — The English girls basketball team took a major step forward last season. A strong finish to the regular

FOXBOROUGH — Graham Inzana couldn’t have asked for a better way to end his high school football career. The senior

SAUGUS — Sachems boys basketball coach Mark Bertrand has a lot to feel positive about as the new season quickly

FOXBOROUGH — The Big Blue are state champions. In a dominant performance, Swampscott rolled past Amherst for a 21-0 win

FOXBOROUGH– To say that Swampscott’s defense was stout in Saturday’s 21-0 win over Amherst in the Division 5 Super Bowl

FOXBOROUGH– The Big Blue are state champions. In a dominant performance, Swampscott rolled past Amherst for a 21-0 win in

Peabody girls basketball team starts anew By Harold Rivera | December 6, 2019 5:05 PM

PEABODY– The Peabody girls basketball team didn’t leave much to be desired last season. A 19-1 regular season earned the

The Lynn Tech and KIPP Academy football teams were well-represented among the Commonwealth Athletic Conference Small All-Stars and awards. Panthers

Bound for Saturday’s Division 5 Super Bowl at Gillette Stadium, the Swampscott football team earned four nods on the Northeastern

St. Mary’s hopes to learn from defeat By Harold Rivera | December 5, 2019 8:30 PM

LYNN — A promising season ended too early for the St. Mary’s boys basketball team last winter. The Spartans came

SWAMPSCOTT — Zack Palmer’s days aren’t short ones. He rides a bus from Boston to Swampscott High at 6 a.m.,

LYNNFIELD — After a turnaround 8-3 season, the Lynnfield football team was well-represented among the Cape Ann League all-stars and

LYNN — During his high school baseball career, Bobby Alcock checked just about every box on the list. Alcock, a