Gage Nutter is a High School Sports Content Producer for MassLive.com, focusing on local sports in Western Massachusetts. He covers a wide range of high school sports, providing live streams, game recaps, and stats updates for basketball and other athletic events. Gage's work has also been featured in the Calhoun Times.
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By: Gage Nutter
| Needham running back and linebacker Aidan Williams was announced as the Gatorade Massachusetts Football Player of the Year on Friday.
By: Gage Nutter
Catholic Memorial defeated King Philip, 39-21, on Thursday at Gillette Stadium in the Division II football state championship.
Joe Harasymiak can tell when people are lying to him. The new UMass football head coach said at his introductory press conference on Friday
By: Gage Nutter
| FOXBOROUGH — No. 1 Shawsheen Valley Tech defeated No. 3 Foxborough, 14-0, in the Division V football state championship on Friday at Gillette Stadium.
Catholic Memorial: 224 (8) (12-1) Xaverian: 214 (1) (9-4) Needham: 200 (12-1) King Philip: 199 (12-1) St. John's Prep: 187 (10-2)
After leading his team to a 12-1 overall record and a trip to the MIAA Division I state championship, Needham's Doug Kopcso has been selected as the New England Patriots Coach of the Year.
BROOKLINE — Brookline can run up and down the court with some of the best in the Bay State Conference.
The Bay State Conference announced its All-Star and MVP selections in the Carey and Herget divisions for the 2024 football season in December. Needham coach Doug Kopcso was named the conference's Coach of the Year. Take a look at which players made the list below.
The point guard from Wakefield guided Malden Catholic to a third consecutive Division II state title with his shot-making, passing, and leadership last season.
By: Gage Nutter
| MassLive released its first boys basketball power rankings for the Bay State Conference on Friday.
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