Greenfield Recorder
Keeping Score with Chip Ainsworth: UMass walk-on Dallas Elliott begins his toughest fight and other football notes
Good morning! There weren’t many noteworthy plays during the UMass spring game two years ago, albeit with one exception that was reported in this space. “Leeds native Dallas Elliott of the Williston…
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6mOn the Run with John Stifler: After New York, a cornucopia of local races
If you remember the 1970s, when the New York Marathon evolved from a bunch of laps around Central Park to a parade of thousands of runners through all five boroughs of the city, you may have felt an echo last Sunday. I mean the echo from 1978, when the women’s winner was a young Scandinavian […]
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3mLynne LeVangie
<html><head></head><body>Lynne LeVangie<br /><br />Dennisport, MA - Lynne Frances (Georges) LeVangie passed away at home on Oct 26th after a valiant battle against cancer. Lynne was born in Brockton, MA and was the third daughter of the late Vincent a ...
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5mH.S. Roundup: Mahar Regional girls soccer obliterates Pathfinder in MIAA Div. 5 prelims
ORANGE — An avalanche of offense sent the Mahar Regional girls soccer team into the Round of 32 after an 8-0 win over Pathfinder in preliminary play in the MIAA Division 5 state tournament at a rainy Woodward Complex on Friday. Contributions came from up and down the roster for the Senators. “To get these […]
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3mBulletin Board: Four Rivers boys soccer repeats as RVAL champions
The Four Rivers boys soccer team successfully defended its River Valley Athletic League championship with a 3-0 win over the Putney School on Oct. 31. The Otters claimed their second straight championship with the victory. Silas Kopera scored two goals for Four Rivers. Atticus Breitner also found the net for the Otters. Volleyball Stoneleigh Burnham […]
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2mUMass men’s basketball falls to Boston College at TD Garden after second-half slump
The UMass men’s basketball team sputtered down the stretch in its 71-55 loss to Boston College at the TD Garden on Friday afternoon. Trailing by just two points at halftime (37-35), the Minutemen shot 25% from the floor in the second half as the Eagles outscored UMass 34-20 in the final frame. Boston College didn’t shoot all that much better in the second half, recording a 31% clip in field goals, however the Eagles were nearly automatic from the free throw line in what proved to be the difference. Boston College made 14-of-15 attempts from the charity stripe in the second […]