Andrew Fantucchio
High School Sports Reporter at MassLive.com
Bruins Beat Writer at Boston Hockey Now
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6 days ago |
masslive.com | Andrew Fantucchio
HINGHAM - Caryn Ciampa has seen a lot in her nine years coaching softball at Notre Dame Academy. But on Thursday, she witnessed something she had never seen before when senior captain Piper Levin became the first player in program history to record 100 career hits. “There’s only one Piper,” Ciampa said.
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6 days ago |
masslive.com | Andrew Fantucchio
HINGHAM -For one reason or another, consistent offense has been hard to come by for the Milton softball team this year. There have been some games where the Wildcats couldn’t hit a beach ball. In others, any ball they made contact with went directly to a fielder. On Thursday, it all came together as Milton went on the road and smacked 14 hits as part of a 15-3 rout of Notre Dame Academy.
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6 days ago |
bostonhockeynow.com | Andrew Fantucchio
If there were no such thing as bad luck, the Boston Bruins would have no luck at all. Nothing went the way the Bruins hoped during the 2024-25 season, and that remains true as they turn toward the offseason. After executing a textbook tank and doing everything they could down the stretch of the year to improve their odds in the NHL Draft Lottery, the balls did not bounce in the Bruins’ favor as they were left with the seventh overall selection, the lowest possible pick they could’ve received.
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1 week ago |
masslive.com | Andrew Fantucchio
FRAMINGHAM — A clean 3-0 sweep may look good on the stat sheet, but to Newton North boys volleyball coach Nile Fox, it was a reminder that the final score doesn’t always tell the whole story. While the Tigers took care of business on the road against Framingham, Fox was none too pleased with his team’s execution. “I think they might have came into this game thinking that they were just going to win, and maybe not taking it that serious,” Fox said.
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1 week ago |
bostonhockeynow.com | Andrew Fantucchio
The first piece has fallen into place for the Boston Bruins. Boston will pick 7th overall in the 2025 NHL Draft, after receiving the selection in Monday’s draft lottery. This story will be updated
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The Bruins didn't have any luck during the lottery, but that shouldn't change how they approach the draft with the seventh overall pick. https://t.co/QgFgyXYiYM
Playoff Marchand is in full force tonight
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