DERRY – Pinkerton captain Chris George and his teammates were visibly upset following the first play of the second quarter.
Read More »DERRY – Pinkerton captain Chris George and his teammates were visibly upset following the first play of the second quarter.
Read More »SALEM, N.H. — There’s more to Timberlane than Derek Furey. A lot more.
As usual, the bruising junior running back broke the century mark on the ground, gaining 117 yards against Salem yesterday while getting 2/3s of the Owls’ carries. But he was just a piece of the puzzle as his teammates stepped up with everything from a disruptive defensive effort to a stellar passing afternoon from Erik Hatton. Put it all together and it added up to a humbling 28-14 non-league setback for the suddenly reeling Blue Devils.
Read More »SALEM, N.H. — There’s more to Timberlane than Derek Furey. A lot more.
As usual, the bruising junior running back broke the century mark on the ground, gaining 117 yards against Salem yesterday while getting 2/3s of the Owls’ carries. But he was just a piece of the puzzle as his teammates stepped up with everything from a disruptive defensive effort to a stellar passing afternoon from Erik Hatton. Put it all together and it added up to a humbling 28-14 non-league setback for the suddenly reeling Blue Devils.
Read More »METHUEN — A packed house stormed the field at Methuen’s Nicholson Stadium last night, swarming the Rangers’ football team that just finished dominating the defending MVC and Division 1A Super Bowl champions Chelmsford, 34-7.
Read More »This one ended up being a classic.
Last night’s Northeastern Conference showdown pitted defending NEC North and Division 2A Superbowl Champion Gloucester against defending NEC South and Division 3 Superbowl Champion Swampscott. The match-up also pitted two contrasting styles in Gloucester’s grind-it-out ball control offense and the Big Blue’s quick-strike spread attack.
Read More »Carol Merchant does it all.
She's a physical education instructor in Derry and a mother and wife with a young family.
Oh, and she's a pretty good field hockey coach, as well.
Read More »Chris McConnell, Andover: Everyone knew he’s a star on the track, but is he a football player? McConnell answered those questions with an outstanding performance in the Golden Warriors’ near-upset of undefeated Billerica. He hauled in three touchdowns from John Hennessy and tallied career-highs in catches (7) and receiving yards (101). McConnell used his speed and agility, outmaneuvering or simply running past defenders.
Read More »The 2007 season showed promise and a glimmer of hope. After earning just four wins in 2006, the Salem High girls soccer team improved to 6-10-1, losing in the first round of the Class L tournament.
Read More »A section dedicated to your sports health. Whether you are 6 or 60, a beginner or veteran, a daily participant or just an avid sports enthusiast, we hope this will become your site for all things sports medicine. Our goal is to make you better at taking care of yourself or at understanding your son's, daughter's, friend's or the pro's injuries. The information provided in this section is courtesy of the Northeast Rehab Health Network.
Read More »Former NBA basketball player Bob Bigelow gave a speech called "Let The Kids Play" last night at Merrimack College, highlighting the problems in youth sports in America.
The speech, presented by Merrimack, RallyNorth.net and the Northeast Rehabilitation Center in Salem, N.H., focused on his mission "to get adult ego out of youth sports."
Read More »NORTH ANDOVER & Winchester native and former NBA first-round pick Bob Bigelow has traveled all over the world talking about what's wrong with youth sports in America.
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