Jamie Pote is a sportswriter for The Eagle-Tribune, with a focus on local sports in Massachusetts, particularly in North Andover. With a passion for baseball and a love for music, Jamie brings a unique perspective to his articles, highlighting the achievements and stories of athletes in the community.
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Jamie Pote's work predominantly focuses on local sports events, particularly high school sports such as wrestling, gymnastics, basketball, and hockey in the Massachusetts area. If you have insights or announcements related to these specific sporting events or athletes within this geographic region, they are likely to be well received by Jamie. Additionally, she may value expert commentary from coaches or athletes involved in these local sports activities.
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By: Jamie Pote
Last Thursday, the Wilmington High School Softball team lost to neighbor Tewksbury for the third time this season, this time a 8-1 defeat, which ended the team’s season as the
DORCHESTER – Fighting is not allowed in high school hockey.
By: Jamie Pote
In each of the past three seasons, the Methuen High boys’ hockey team has not only won a combined 41 games, increasing win totals from 12 to 13 to 16,
By: Jamie Pote
This past March, the Windham High boys’ hockey team advanced to the New Hampshire Division I final, but its hopes of holding the prized trophy fell short, losing to Londonderry,
By: Carl Russo
Last March, three of the four Massachusetts girls' hockey teams competed in the state tournament, but none got past the Round of 16.
By: Jamie Pote
Before this past weekend, Tam Gavenas was not 100 percent healthy.
ANDOVER – Minutes after the Andover High wrestling team celebrated with its dominating win over North Andover, senior captain Gavin Oliveira did a bit of his own celebrating.
NORTH ANDOVER – Ryan Kmiec could have pulled out “the transfer card.”
ANDOVER – At 6-foot-7 and 250 pounds, you would think that Sam Concemi’s lone job on the basketball court is to dominate in the paint.
METHUEN – Since April, Methuen High senior Divier Ramos-Delgado’s life has completely flipped upside down.
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