Craig Larson
Assistant Sports Editor at The Boston Globe
Assistant sports editor/Schools, The Boston Globe. New England Football Writers. Husband/@newsmom22. Eva&Erika. Trinity Lodge. Curry College. Go West Side!
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3 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Craig Larson
On a brisk, sunny Mother’s Day, with winds from the northwest measuring 12-15 miles per hour — with gusts up to 25 — 11 public and private schools competed in a qualifying regatta for the New England Sailing Association Girls’ Championship, hosted by Hingham High and the Hingham Yacht Club. With 14 races completed, Tabor (30 points) was the top qualifier, followed by Cape Cod Academy (38), Hingham (60), Old Rochester (74), and Nantucket (95).
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1 month ago |
bostonglobe.com | Craig Larson
The Jack Grinold Eastern Massachusetts chapter of the National Football Foundation will honor 18 graduating senior football players for its 49th annual Scholar-Athlete Awards.
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1 month ago |
bostonglobe.com | Craig Larson
On more than one morning, crossing the footbridge en route to her office at White River State Park in Indianapolis, NCAA flags flying on the brick building next door, Dr. Karissa Niehoff has asked herself with a satisfying smile, ‘How did I get here?’‘Here’ is the National Federation of State High School Associations, where the 59-year-old Niehoff is in her sixth year as chief executive director of the national advocate for high school athletics, as well the equally vital performing arts.
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Feb 5, 2025 |
bostonglobe.com | Craig Larson
After a smashing inaugural event last May, the United State Tennis Association will run its second individual state high school tennis tournament on Memorial Day weekend, with at least two tweaks: the addition of a Friday qualifier to increase the size of the field, along with the introduction of a doubles tournament. Shawna Fors, director of player development for USTA New England, unveiled the schedule in a virtual meeting of the MIAA tennis committee Wednesday morning.
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Nov 16, 2024 |
bostonglobe.com | Craig Larson
Boston International, the top seed in the MIAA Division 5 boys’ soccer tournament, has forfeited Wednesday’s 3-2 quarterfinal victory over City League rival TechBoston Academy because of a self-reported use of an eligible player. TechBoston (9-5-3), the ninth seed in the bracket, advances to play Boston’s Dearborn STEM Academy Tuesday at Madison Park (4 p.m.).
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