Mike Puzzanghera is a sports correspondent for the Boston Globe Technology, focusing on local sports in Massachusetts, particularly in the Boston area. With a passion for high school sports, Mike covers a wide range of athletic events and highlights the achievements of young athletes in his articles.
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Mike Puzzanghera's coverage is heavily focused on local high school sports, particularly ice hockey. His articles predominantly revolve around event coverage and evolving stories related to high school hockey in Massachusetts.
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By: Mike Puzzanghera
FRAMINGHAM — To defeat Arlington in the first round of the MIAA Division 1 boys' soccer tournament, Framingham needed a top-quality performance from its midfielders.
By: Mike Puzzanghera
MEDFIELD — Watch Medfield's Max Tillmann play soccer, and it'll be hard to believe he's a freshman.
By: Mike Puzzanghera
David Alas is determined to keep East Boston's good times rolling.
By: Mike Puzzanghera
Max Dresens rumbled for five touchdowns — from 23, 60, 3, 6, and 7 yards out — and combined with John Chausse for a game-sealing sack in the final
By: Mike Puzzanghera
Andrew Granfors headed in the winner with 20 seconds to play in double overtime for the 10th-seeded Holliston boys' soccer team in a Division 3 second-round thriller over No. 7 St. Mary's Saturday.
By: Mike Puzzanghera
St. John's Prep is no stranger to second-half winners. Wednesday night, they added another to the tally.
By: Mike Puzzanghera
LYNN — Last year's Division 4 quarterfinal bout went Lynnfield's way, 4-0. This year, Hamilton-Wenham flipped the script.
By: Mike Puzzanghera
WOBURN — It looked like it was happening in slow motion for Will Baltas. The St. John's (Shrewsbury) senior waited for a ball to drop as he jostled for position in the box.
By: Mike Puzzanghera
WOBURN — It feels like the clock will never strike midnight for the Newton North.
By: Mike Puzzanghera
WORCESTER — In the span of five minutes Friday night, Dover-Sherborn completely flipped the Division 3 boys' soccer title game on its head.
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