Cam Kerry is a journalist specializing in local sports coverage, particularly in the Massachusetts and Boston area. He writes for the Boston Globe Technology section, focusing on boys' hockey and providing in-depth analysis, player profiles, and coverage of high school hockey events and competitions.
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Cam Kerry's coverage mostly focuses on local sports events, particularly ice hockey and high school sports. If you're reaching out to him, consider providing insights or access to events related to these topics in the United States, Massachusetts, or Boston. As he heavily covers event-based content around ice hockey and high school sports, pitching stories that provide unique angles on recent games, player performances or upcoming matches may capture his interest. Additionally, profiles of outstanding athletes or coaches within the local sporting community could also resonate with Cam Kerry's coverage focus.
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Molly Tufts set up outside the box. She knew where her teammate, Maddie Taylor, would place the corner kick — on the 6-yard line.
WEYMOUTH –– Weymouth goalkeeper Anthony Giannandrea made a diving righthanded save to turn away a header by Methuen senior captain Benjamin Catarius.
Oliver Ames sophomore midfielder Brooke Dean has earned a nickname, ‘The Laser'. Last season, she scored a goal on a ball hit so hard it resembled a laser beam in a match against archrival Mansfield.
Abigail Marsolais doesn't guess. She reacts. When most keepers would dart off the line as soon as the ball's struck on a penalty kick, Marsolais remained patient to track it.
Wellesley's Peyton Keyes (No. 19) dribbles the ball into Newton North territory during the second half of the Raiders 3-0 victory.
Cinderella dances on. Senior captain Ross Toma's first-half goal held as the winner in a 1-0 victory for No. 31 Newton North over No. 7 Natick in the Division 1 quarterfinals.
By: Cam Kerry
Freese tallied both goals to lift the third-seeded Warriors (12-6-3) to a 2-0 victory over No. 6 King Philip for their second consecutive semifinal berth.
WEYMOUTH –– From devastation to elation. Brookline senior captain Sydney Freese equalized with two seconds remaining, which could have sent Wellesley into a tailspin in the Division 1 semifinals.
WEYMOUTH –– Neve Taylor flailed her arms uncontrollably. Tea Briggs sprinted across the field with her hands on her head.
WORCESTER –– Kyah Montano has a program-record 111 goals at Nipmuc Regional. She saved her best for last.
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