21-year-old becomes first competitor with Down syndrome to complete Ironman Triathlon
A 21-year-old Florida resident became the first competitor with Down syndrome to complete the Ironman Triathlon.
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Parents want to be able to attend high school football away games
Currently, the Hockomock League is not allowing visiting fans to attend football games in their league.
A.J. Quetta posts video thanking people following outpouring of support
On Saturday we heard from A.J. and his dad for the first time since his injury.
Bruins alumni holding charity hockey game to support teen injured during game
As Bishop Feehan High School hockey player AJ Quetta continues to recover from the serious spinal cord injury that he suffered on January 26, the support for his family continues to grow.
Soccer and social justice reunite childhood friends
In 1984, two 12-year-old boys – one Black, one White – met on a Connecticut soccer field, and decades later they have been reunited through soccer and social justice.
Middlesex league votes no fans in the stands
The decision to allow fans in the stands at Massachusetts high school winter sports events is a tough call.
Matt Brown inspired to continue the legacy of Travis Roy
Matt Brown and Travis Roy were connected in many ways. Both determined, motivated and dedicated to enhancing the life of individuals with spinal cord injuries and their families.
Andover 17-year-old competing in national chess championship
Carissa Yip has loved chess ever since her dad introduced her to the game.
High schools dealing with the pandemic as sports begin again
Braintree High School varsity field hockey coach Amanda Scully is getting her team ready to start up their season during this pandemic.
What’s next for Massachusetts golf?
While people are back playing golf in Massachusetts, the local golf industry is far from being back up to full speed.
