Posted in Basketball, Hector Longo on Feb 20th, 2008 View Comments
Just back from Central’s 75-56 win over St. John’s Prep. The Raiders, rated No. 1 in the Rallynorth.net rankings, turned this one into a laugher early. Some thoughts on the important stuff first. Credit the classy folks at CC for understanding the immense emotions this version of Senior Night took on with the tragic passing [...]
From colleague Peter A. Martin: I have been back at the office for almost an hour now and I still can’t feel my toes. I just returned from the lovely Icenter in Salem, N.H. where I took in Timberlane’s 5-1 victory over Oyster River, a very well played game by the Owls. As it was [...]
Posted in Hector Longo on Feb 20th, 2008 View Comments
The date has been approved by the folks at Doubleday Field in Cooperstown. Methuen and Tewksbury were approved to play at the Baseball Hall of Fame this spring on April 18 at 10 a.m. Redmen coach Ron Drouin got word of the the approval this week. Nice trip for both teams, always special to go [...]
This should’ve been mentioned earlier, but that was one heck of a win by the Central Catholic girls hoop team Sunday. The Raiders toppled Archbishop Williams — the No. 1 team in Eastern Massachusetts, a team that beat Andover this season — 58-53 in the final of the Comcast Tournament at BC High. Sophomore center [...]
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