Christopher Berry
Sports Reporter at MassLive.com
Proud to be apart of the @MassliveHS team | Back to covering the @ThunderbirdsAHL for @Masslivesports | Finally graduated from @westfieldstate in ‘22
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masslive.com | Christopher Berry
Over the past few weeks, MassLive has asked girls’ tennis coaches and athletic directors to reflect on their teams—specifically, the unsung heroes who make their programs successful. Please learn about the unsung heroes of the 2024-25 girls’ tennis season in their coaches’ words below. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation.
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masslive.com | Christopher Berry
WORCESTER – Coming into Saturday night’s Division II state championship, No. 4 Walpole baseball had outscored its opponents 23-5 during its previous four postseason games as the Timberwolves made their second consecutive appearance in the D-II finals. Before this game, though, Walpole had previously fallen in the D-I state finals in 2005 and the D-II state finals in 2024.
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masslive.com | Christopher Berry
Note: Scoreboards are based on results sent to MassLive. If a result is missing, coaches should [email protected]. Saturday, Jun. 144-Walpole High School 7, 2-Reading Memorial High School 6 - Box Score5-Millbury Memorial Jr./Sr.High School 3, 2-Lynnfield High School 2 - Box Score1-Pioneer Valley Regional High School 6, 2-English High School (Boston) 5 - Box ScoreSaturday, Jun.
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2 weeks ago |
masslive.com | Christopher Berry
WORCESTER ― When the No. 9 North Reading baseball team received news earlier this season that current team manager, Brady Cullen, was diagnosed with brain cancer, they were struck with despair and grief. But after dedicating their season to Cullen, the Hornets came together like never before, united under one cause and driven to follow through on their commitment.
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masslive.com | Christopher Berry
The Agawam boys' volleyball team punched its ticket back into the D-II state finals on Tuesday.Christopher Berry | [email protected] ― For a moment, it seemed like the No. 1 Agawam boys’ volleyball team was mere points from sweeping No. 4 West Springfield during Tuesday’s Division II state semifinals. The Terriers said otherwise, though, as West Springfield earned an impressive 18-12 after a timeout halfway through the third set to snap the Brownies’ postseason scoreless streak.
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