Hannah Bevis is a Staff Writer at the Daily Hampshire Gazette. She covers a range of sports topics including softball, soccer, football, basketball, and baseball, highlighting the excitement of March Madness and the vibrant sports scene throughout the year. Hannah's work has also been featured in the Greenfield Recorder, Athol Daily News, and The Berkshire Eagle.
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By: Hannah Bevis
The Northampton girls basketball team has consistently been a strong program, though they’ve hovered around the .500 mark the last couple of seasons. This year, all early signs point to them surpassing that and being serious contenders when it comes...
By: Hannah Bevis
AMHERST – The UMass Minutewomen came into Wednesday’s matinee with plenty of Christmas cheer, with the coaching staff all decked out in ugly holiday sweaters. Unfortunately the Albany Great Danes played Grinch to UMass, handing the Minutewomen a 74-52...
By: Hannah Bevis
Kacey Schmitt never meant to coach the Amherst Regional High School volleyball team for longer than a season. Frankly, she thought she’d be done after a couple weeks. She was talked into the job by then-athletic director and friend Tom Cullen, and...
By: Hannah Bevis
For Maeve O’Neil, running has always been about community. She first started running when she was in second or third grade and joined a local Girls on the Run group, an after-school program that would meet a couple of times a week. The group taught...
Northampton’s Teddy King-Pollet, center, leads the pack during a race against Amherst earlier this season. King-Pollet was selected as the Gazette’s Boys Cross Country Athlete of the Year. STAFF PHOTO/JEFF LAJOIE » Buy this Image
South Hadley’s Lauren Marjanski (7) maneuvers the ball against Sutton in the second half of the MIAA Division 4 girls soccer championship at Doyle Field in Leominster. STAFF PHOTO/DAN LITTLE
Amherst’s Liza Beigel (1) serves in the fourth set against Holliston during the MIAA Division 3 quarterfinal in Amherst. STAFF PHOTO/DAN LITTLE
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Allen Riccio of the Fireballers looks for an open teammate during the championship game of the inaugural Division Q season earlier this month at Mountain View School in Easthampton. STAFF PHOTO/JEFF LAJOIE
The Smith College women’s basketball team won its fourth consecutive NEWMAC championship on Sunday thanks to a win over Babson in the conference title game in Northampton. PHOTO BY MATT RISLEY
Smith College’s Ally Yamada (5) looks to make a pass against Messiah during the Pioneers’ 69-61 win in the NCAA Division III second round on Saturday night at Ainsworth Gymnasium in Northampton. PHOTO BY MATT RISLEY
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