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
METHUEN – “Big” Aidan Marino’s introduction to football centered around having fun with his Methuen buddies and his favorite post-game meal — hot dogs.
BURLINGTON – Last November, the players on the Andover High field hockey team had a hard time keeping their emotions intact after losing in the state championship game to Walpole.
NORTH ANDOVER – There’s a lot riding on the Merrimack College football team’s home game on Saturday.
WINDHAM, N.H. – Over his 14 years on the football sidelines, Mike Sweeney has been called “coach” countless times. Too many to remember.
PELHAM, N.H. – Nathan Migliore figured that Trinity High would key on his teammate Justin Bowlan.
By: Jamie Pote
ANDOVER – What did the Andover High field hockey coach Bridget Morris get when she took one of her top returning forwards, a reserve utility player and a rising junior
By: Jamie Pote
WORCESTER -- The Andover High field hockey team made its fourth straight appearance in the MIAA Division 1 state championship game and after winning titles in 2021 and 2022 against
By: Jamie Pote
MIDDLEBURY, Vt. — At powerhouse St. John’s Prep, Joey Waterman was “The Man” as the last line of defense, a two-time All-State soccer goalkeeper.
WORCESTER — Early in the season, Andover High field hockey coach Bridget Morris realized that if the Golden Warriors were going to be competitive, she had to coach a bit
PELHAM, N.H. – Stephen “Junior” MacKinnon has been saving money in order to get into college with the hopes of eventually opening his own electrical business.
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