Greenfield, United States (Local)
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Thomas Johnston's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly high school-level events in Massachusetts. Given this, he would likely be most responsive to pitches related to upcoming local sporting events, standout performances by athletes or teams at the high school level in Greenfield and neighboring areas.
If you have news about achievements of local high school athletes or coverage of specific games and tournaments within the region, Thomas may find these topics particularly relevant for his reporting. It’s important to note that given his emphasis on event coverage and announcements, providing timely updates about local sporting events will be essential when reaching out to him.
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By: Thomas Johnston
Mahar football coach Percy Eady is optimistic about his young team's potential this season, with the return of Ronnie Stone and the emergence of new talent, and is hoping the defense can lead the way until the offense catches up.
By: Thomas Johnston
The New England West Skating Club is offering learn to skate classes for students ages 6 through adult at the Deerfield Academy Class of 1993 Rink
By: Thomas Johnston
The Frontier boys soccer team is looking to make another run at a state championship this fall, as they have a number of returners and a program that is developing young players each year.
By: Thomas Johnston
The Frontier and Greenfield field hockey teams have met in the Western Mass. Class C championship game for the last three years, and both teams are returning plenty of talent this fall with a chance to make it four in a row.
By: Thomas Johnston
Monument Mountain's defense forced three turnovers in the first quarter to build an early lead and cruised to a 34-6 victory over Mahar in their season opener.
By: Thomas Johnston
Turners Falls volleyball team had a three-year stranglehold on the Northern League until Mohawk Trail broke their run with a 3-2 win in the Western Mass. Class D semifinals, and Turners got revenge with a 3-2 win in the state's Round of 32.
By: Thomas Johnston
After six years of covering sports in Franklin County, Tom is leaving the Recorder to pursue a new job, and is grateful for the friendships and relationships he has developed with the community.
By: Thomas Johnston
Frontier has dominated the Pioneer League North for the past four years, with Frontier girls going unbeaten to win the title last fall and Redhawk boys taking third at the MIAA Div. 3B meet.
By: Thomas Johnston
Greenfield football team is looking to build on their 4-6 record from last season with a new-look roster, led by senior running back Angel Politis and junior quarterback Gavin Arsenault, and a strong offensive line.
By: Thomas Johnston
Thomas Johnston is creative director of performing arts company Ceol Connected and artistic director of Tradoodle Festival, Co Monaghan, November 1-4. Aged 42, he lives in Glasnevin, Dublin, with his partner and dog Lua.
