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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DERRY, N.H. – Kerry Boles has coached 575 Pinkerton Academy High boys’ soccer games.
By: Jamie Pote
NORTH ANDOVER – In five games (1-4), the Merrimack College football team combined to score 80 points. In the last two – both wins – the Warriors totalled 80, with
By: Jamie Pote
HAVERHILL – For the past two-and-a-half years, Haverhill High quarterback James Farrell has been putting up video game-type numbers.
By: Jamie Pote
ANDOVER – On Oct. 10, Andover High’s Ryan Todisco finished 10th in the cross country tri-meet against Central Catholic and Billerica.
NORTH ANDOVER – Ayden Pereira had a day.
By: Jamie Pote
DRACUT – Ten days ago, North Andover’s Emmett LaRosa took second place to Lowell’s James Kelly in the team’s final dual meet of the season. On Saturday afternoon, LaRosa tied
Coming in as the No. 1 seed (14-0-2), allowing just five goals all season and posting 12 shutouts in 16 games, Bedford is the clear-cut favorite to win the New
ANDOVER – Two words might best describe Greater Lawrence Tech girls soccer team’s 2024 season:
On Friday, the MIAA released its state tournament pairings in boys’ and girls’ soccer. Nine local teams have qualified, but only one, the Greater Lawrence boys, will host a game.
SALEM, N.H. – The night could not have gone any better for the Salem Blue Devils.
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