Graham Dietz is a journalist for The Heights, Inc., focusing on local news and sports coverage in the Boston area. With a keen interest in college sports, Graham provides in-depth analysis and reporting on Boston College athletics, including football and hockey.
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Graham Dietz focuses on local sports coverage, particularly Boston College athletics and other regional sporting events. He concentrates on event coverage, evolving stories, announcements, and expert commentary related to baseball and college football.
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By: Graham Dietz
Foxborough's Ben Angelini ran for 101 yards against Shawsheen in last year's semifinals. Andrew Burke-Stevenson/Andrew Burke-Stevenson for The Boston Globe
By: Graham Dietz
FOXBOROUGH — Finishing off a perfect run, and securing the program's first Super Bowl title run in 14 years required grit, fortitude and staying power.
By: Graham Dietz
Charlotte Adams-Lopez joked that her connection with Bishop Feehan teammate Madelyn Steel comes down to a simple arrangement — Steel assists Adams-Lopez in the paint, and Adams-Lopez assists Steel on the fast break.
By: Graham Dietz
No matter how talented his players are, or who suits up for him, Woburn girls' basketball coach Steve Sullivan is committed to a defense-first mentality.
By: Graham Dietz
For bowl-going teams in college football, destinations don’t get much more exciting around the holiday season than where Boston College football landed a postseason game this year—in the Big Apple.
By: Graham Dietz
As the girls' basketball season enters the new year, see our updated Top 20 poll , and our latest Players of the Week.
By: Graham Dietz
That’s what BC football head coach Bill O’Brien said following the Eagles’ season-finale loss to Nebraska in the Bad Boy Mowers Pinstripe Bowl. BC scored two points in the first half but managed to tack on 13 in the final quarter to make it a respectable five-point loss.
By: Graham Dietz
Hired at her alma mater in 2011, Lisa Downs focused on discovering hard-nosed players who were working through their way through the Foxborough youth basketball program.
By: Graham Dietz
This week's top performances came from Dartmouth, Saugus, Boston Latin, Notre Dame (Hingham), Braintree, and Foxborough.
By: Graham Dietz
Nine days after Teddy Stiga scored arguably the most important goal of his life so far, the freshman forward slotted home his sixth goal of the year for Boston College men’s hockey, this time in a different country, wearing a different uniform.
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