AJ Traub is a Globe Correspondent at the Globe, where he has covered high school sports since 2021, focusing on wrestling in the winter and volleyball in the spring and fall. His reporting emphasizes both individual and team sports, showcasing the competitive spirit of young athletes. AJ's work has been featured in The Boston Globe and Boston Globe Media.
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AJ Traub's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly wrestling and high school athletics. Given the nature of the articles, he may be interested in pitches related to upcoming wrestling tournaments, standout athletes or teams within Massachusetts or Boston area.
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By: Aj Traub
The MIAA boys' volleyball state tournament brackets are out, and more teams than ever before are going dancing.
By: Aj Traub
Gus Da Silva brings big swings on the court, a leader for a No. 4-seeded Scarlet Hawks team looking to make a long postseason run.
Mike Costa had seven kills and a block to power third-seeded Natick to a 3-0 win over 30th-seeded Somerville in the first round of the Division 1 tournament.
By: Aj Traub
Nick Andrade, Luis Franco, and Lucas Nascimento, coordinated a 3-1 (25-18, 25-17, 19-25, 25-22) victory for seventh-seeded Marlborough over No. 10 Granby in the MIAA Division 2 tournament on Wednesday.
By: Aj Traub
Zach O'Donnell nearly crashed into the scorer's table going for a pass, Mason Lee and Finn Bell hit the floor for point-extending digs, and Dylan Engelhardt found a way to swing on anything in his area.
By: Aj Traub
Amaris Cotto has been on a state championship team with Newton North, but hasn't played a match in which his role looked quite like this.
By: Aj Traub
When Andover's defense buckled down, it took pinpoint passing to get BC High scoring opportunities.
By: Aj Traub
WORCESTER — Everyone knew where the final ball was going, and Finn Bell would not be denied.
By: Aj Traub
HOPKINTON — It was a scene of seconds. The second straight blistering kill off the hand of senior Amir Tomer. The second day of a suspended and resumed final.
