Anne Marie Tobin is a journalist for The Daily Item, focusing on local sports in Lynn, Massachusetts. With a passion for covering high school athletics, Anne Marie brings readers the latest updates on games, scores, and standout performances from the Lynn community.
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Anne Marie Tobin focuses on local sports coverage in the Lynn, Massachusetts area. She primarily covers high school sports such as hockey, basketball, and wrestling, with a strong emphasis on event coverage.
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If you don't believe that records are made to be broken, then let me introduce you to the 2024 Lynnfield High football team.
NORTH READING — It may have gotten a little too close for comfort in the late stages, but the Lynnfield Pioneers (9-2) had just enough left in the tank to survive a furious North Reading fourth-quarter rally to come away with a Thanksgiving Day 43-36 rain-soaked road win at Arthur J. Kenney Field.
LYNNFIELD — Last year’s season didn’t exactly end the way the Pioneers’ boys hockey team had hoped. Lynnfield finished the regular season 10-9-1 and earned the No. 4 seed in the Division 3 state tournament.The Pioneers squeaked by No. 29 Norton, 4-3, in the opening round only to be stunned in a big upset by […]
Anne Marie Tobin PEABODY — Could this be the year that the Peabody/Lynnfield/North Reading girls hockey team wins it all?
You could say, it seemed like just yesterday when Marblehead's boys hockey team took down Nauset, 1-0, in the state championship game at TD Garden.
With less than two weeks to go until Christmas, there has never been a better time to reach into your pockets and help families who are struggling to give their children a Christmas to remember. Between heating bills and food bills and all the other expenses of daily living, many people are having a harder time than ever keeping up.
LYNN — More than 140 players representing 12 teams flooded the Lynn Classical gym Saturday afternoon to participate in the 31st Annual Paul Duchane Girls Basketball Jamboree, an event that gives players and coaches the opportunity to strut their stuff and check out the competition, but, more importantly, raise money for scholarships.
LYNNFIELD — Add the name of another student-athlete from Lynnfield who will be playing an NCAA Division 1 sport in college. Sarah Powers, a junior on the Phillips Andover Academy girls ice hockey team, has committed to play hockey at Boston College. The Eagles are knocking on the front door of the top 10, currently […]
PEABODY — The Peabody/Saugus and Marblehead/Swampscott wrestling teams opened their dual-meet seasons Wednesday in front of a packed gymnasium at Peabody High. While Peabody/Saugus (1-0) came away with a 47-30 win, the night wasn’t about winning or losing; it was about celebrating the life of Freddy Espinal, a Peabody up-and-coming wrestler who was only 17 […]
PEABODY — Physical, fast-paced, up-and-down hockey was the ticket Saturday at McVann O'Keefe Rink between defending Division 1 state champion St. Mary's and Peabody/Lynnfield/North Reading.
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