Monthly Archives: February 2010

By Patrick E. O’Connor The reining Boston City League champs, New Mission High’s girls’ basketball team, had high hopes for advancing in the state tournament but the season ended with a two point loss to Georgetown on Thursday night, at … Continue reading →

Here is Bruce Lerch’s story on last night’s Southe-Watertown stunner in the Boston Herald and here is my story for the Daily News Tribune.

By Jamie Rosa and Justin A. Rice WATERTOWN — Only using five players on Wednesday night, South Boston’s boys’ basketball team upset defending champion Watertown High in the opening round of the Division 3 North bracket. Losing three players to … Continue reading →

The Boston Latin boys’ hockey team defeated Watertown in the state tournament on Tuesday night. Here’s the story in the Daily News Tribune.

By William Johnson EAST BOSTON — The East Boston boys’ basketball team held on to beat Lawrence High in the opening round of the Division 1 North bracket on Tuesday night. Junior forward Dmitri Coronel collected a game-high 23 points … Continue reading →

I’ll be teaching a free sportswriting seminar for high school students on Saturday at Grub St., Inc. downtown: TEEN WRITING: Saturday, February 27th, 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM, YAWP (Young Adult Writers Program) Are you – or do you know … Continue reading →

Check out Boston Neighborhood Network’s coverage of the Boston City League Championships: 2010 Girls City Championship 2010 Boys City Championship

The Globe has a good piece in today’s paper about English High basketball player Alex DeSouto. Check it out here.

By Justin A. Rice ROXBURY— Setting a meet record in the 4 x 200-meter relay, Boston Latin School’s girls’ track team tore up the track at the Reggie Lewis Center on Saturday morning at the MIAA Division 1 Indoor Track … Continue reading →

By Justin A. Rice ROXBURY — Madison Park busted New Mission’s near monopoly on city bragging rights on Friday night at Madison Park High. After the Titans’ defeated J.E. Burke in the finals of the girls’ Boston City League Championships … Continue reading →