Doug Hastings is a local journalist based in Lowell, Massachusetts. He writes for the 2ND LIEUTENANT TJ MCGRATH CHARITABLE FOUNDATION INC and his work has also been featured in the Boston Herald and Lowell Sun. Doug covers a range of sports events in the Lowell area, providing updates and analysis on basketball, wrestling, and track and field.
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Doug Hastings' focus is primarily on local sports, particularly high school level events such as basketball, wrestling, and track and field in the Lowell area of Massachusetts. If you have news related to these specific local sports events or announcements within this geographic region, he may be interested in covering them.
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By: Doug Hastings
Note to self, if the Shawsheen Tech football team wants to use drones to film its games, let it happen.
By: Doug Hastings
The Shawsheen Tech volleyball team’s historic season came to an end last week with a 3-0 loss to Old Rochester Regional High School in Mattapoiset in the second round of
By: Doug Hastings
The Wilmington High girls soccer team's season came to an end last Tuesday when the Wildcats lost to Medway by a 3-1 score in the opening round of the Div. 3 state tournament.
By: Doug Hastings
The Wilmington High football team earned its first victory of the year last Thursday.
By: Doug Hastings
The Wilmington High boys and girls cross country teams competed at the MIAA Div. 2-C state meet at Fort Devens on Saturday, Nov. 9.
By: Doug Hastings
“Undoubtedly, he's a tremendous leader. He puts the team first in every major decision that comes his way.” Shawsheen football coach Al Costabile on Zack Timmons
By: Doug Hastings
SCITUATE — The Shawsheen Tech football team easily topped Old Rochester Regional on Friday, 28-7, to advance to the state championship game.It's the second trip to the Div. 5 Super Bowl at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro in the last three years for the Rams, who nearly pitched a shutout in the state semifinal.“The job's not […]
By: Doug Hastings
For the third straight year, the Shawsheen Tech football team has qualified for the Final Four.
By: Doug Hastings
The Wilmington High boys and girls cross country teams finished up their season on Saturday, Nov. 16 at the MIAA Meet of Champions at Fort Devens.
By: Doug Hastings
Seven Shawsheen Tech cross country runners competed in the 2A Divisional championships at Devens recently.
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