Trevor Hass

As she used her competitive nature to try and make it as a screenwriter in Los Angeles, Duxbury’s Rylee White found herself missing competitive sports. One day, the Notre Dame (Hingham) and Wesleyan University graduate received a TikTok from fellow Duxbury native Betty Connolly that changed the trajectory of her life. The United States Women’s Olympic Handball Team was hosting […]

As Boston College football transfers Mason McKenzie and Anthony Palano arrived at ACC Kickoff in Charlotte, N.C., early Thursday morning, both took a moment to reflect on how far they have come.

“It is pretty incredible, and it's been a fun ride, and we want to keep it going.” By Trevor Hass 4 minutes to read

All it took was one year of swimming with Duxbury High for Sam Morse to realize he wanted to continue his career in college. Morse focused exclusively on club swimming as a freshman, junior and senior, but competing for the Dragons as a sophomore provided a sense of camaraderie and community he craved. “I enjoyed the sport more,” Morse said. […]

A 15-game winning streak? Seriously? This is how it happened. By Trevor Hass 5 minutes to read Send this article to your social connections.

Despite being surrounded by Catholic Memorial defenders, Beverly's Eli Landman (with ball) led the way with 36 points in its 77-69 title game victory

Their backgrounds, play styles and roles make them a perfect pairing.

Winners of 20 of their last 23, it's time to realize they're on the cusp of contention.

WESTFORD — A year ago, Jack Olinto came close to capturing the A Shot For Life Challenge title only to watch his dream slip away en route to a second-place finish.

As she searched for the right college, Charlotte Rogan prioritized academics while also keeping the possibility of joining the cheerleading team in the back of her mind as an added bonus. When she was accepted to the University of Miami, and gravitated toward the school because of its nursing program, Rogan was worried it was too late to add cheer […]