Michael Najarian is the Sports Editor at The Suffolk Journal. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, focusing on both team and individual sports, as well as various sports disciplines. Michael's work has been featured in Inside The Rink, BVM Sports, and Yardbarker, showcasing his passion for competitive sports and his dedication to the sports industry.
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Michael Najarian's coverage is primarily focused on local sports, particularly the Boston Bruins and Baltimore Orioles. His articles predominantly feature announcements and event coverage related to these teams. When reaching out to Michael, consider providing insights about the performance of these teams' players, potential trades or call-ups, as well as a deep analysis of game performances.
Pitching stories related to player development within the Boston Bruins or Baltimore Orioles organizations might be very relevant for him, in addition to updates on team strategies and schedules. Given his focus on local sports news in Massachusetts and Boston, information about minor league call-ups or prospects would likely also capture his interest.
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By: Michael Najarian
During a 4-3 win over Nichols College Nov. 15, Suffolk University women’s hockey goalie Katelyn Michals reached career save 1,000, with 956 of those having come in a Suffolk uniform. A week later, in the first period of a 4-2 win over Western New England, Michals got to 1,000 saves as a Suffolk Ram. She...
By: Michael Najarian
This week in Suffolk University sports: Men’s hockey resumes play with losing streak, women’s hockey battling tough new year schedule, men’s basketball stumbles out of holiday break and women’s basketball enduring new year losing streak.
By: Michael Najarian
This week in Suffolk University sports: Baseball continues season-opening struggles, softball splits conference-opening doubleheader and lacrosse surges in record-setting week Baseball mixes one win into week full of struggles Taking on Rivier University in their home opener March 17, baseball lost a high-scoring, back-and-forth showdown with the Raiders, losing 12-11 to drop to 0-8. Rams...
By: Michael Najarian
As the ball came off Luke Thornton’s bat, settled into left field and his Suffolk University baseball teammates mobbed him in celebration at first base, the Rams celebrated what felt like a cathartic win after 21 innings of battle. Thornton’s walk-off single in the 10th inning of the second game of the Rams’ March 28...
By: Michael Najarian
This week in Suffolk University sports: Baseball stumbles to end month, lacrosse hits conference road bump, softball shines in win-filled week and track & field races into outdoor season. Baseball continues season-opening struggles Baseball suffered their third straight mercy-rule loss March 25 on the road against Babson College, being routed 12-1 by the Beavers to...
By: Michael Najarian
This week in Suffolk University sports: Baseball extends losing streak, softball salvages conference doubleheader split, lacrosse drops key conference matchup and track & field splits up for two-meet weekend.
By: Michael Najarian
This week in Suffolk University sports: Baseball stumbles through another week, lacrosse and softball pick up key conference ground and men’s tennis grabs pair of conference wins.
By: Michael Najarian
This week in Suffolk University sports: baseball picks up pair of conference wins, softball continues run of doubleheader splits, lacrosse wins crucial conference game and track & field wraps up regular season in record-setting fashion. Baseball picks up pair of conference wins Taking on Conference of New England rival Roger Williams University in a doubleheader...
By: Michael Najarian
Suffolk University’s volleyball team traveled to face the Gordon College Fighting Scots in the Commonwealth Coast Conference quarterfinals. After falling behind 2-0, the Rams rallied to win the final three sets and upset the fourth-seeded Fighting Scots. The fifth-seeded Rams advanced to the conference semifinals with the win, the second straight year they’ve done so....
By: Michael Najarian
When Suffolk University women’s hockey head coach Abby Ostrom met Lily O’Neil for the first time, she figured out that O’Neil was a student athlete who was passionate about the team, knew the potential of the group and had goals of where she wanted the program to go. When Madison Duff met O’Neil in 2020...
