Kayla Gregoire is a High School Sports Intern, specializing in local sports coverage in Massachusetts. She writes for MassLive.com and The Massachusetts Daily Collegian, and her work has also been featured in the ELDRED AREA FREE LIBRARY & HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Kayla is passionate about covering high school sports and highlighting the achievements of local athletes.
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Kayla Gregoire's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events in Massachusetts, particularly field hockey, hockey, girls basketball, cross country, and volleyball. If you have news or updates related to these specific sports within the Massachusetts area, she would likely be interested in receiving such information.
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By: Kayla Gregoire
The Minutemen struggle on defense in their 3-2 loss to the Huskies on Saturday.
By: Kayla Gregoire
SPRINGFIELD — A second-half goal sent No. 1 Pope Francis boys soccer to the Western Massachusetts Class B finals after ts 2-1 win over No. 4 Belchertown on Wednesday night.
By: Kayla Gregoire
The Minutewomen grab the Atlantic 10 regular season title in their win over Davidson.
By: Kayla Gregoire
Sophomore Jack Musa helped the Minutemen in their win over the Yellow Jackets.
By: Tucker Paquette, Kayla Gregoire, Gage Nutter, Jason Asvestopoulos
The No. 18 Massachusetts hockey team will try to claim its first Hockey East win against the Vermont Catamounts in a two-game series on the road.
By: Kayla Gregoire
The Minutewomen take on the Huskies at Storrs on Friday afternoon.
The Massachusetts hockey team couldn’t produce offense in its 2-1 loss to Providence on Thursday night.
Minutewomen will play in semifinals for first time since 1992
Cole O’Hara has been a bright spot for the No. 20 Massachusetts hockey team this season, and he continued to be in its 5-3 win over the Harvard Crimson on Friday.
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