Greg Levinsky
Content Writer and Storyteller, WEX and Writer at Freelance
Marketing @FactSet by day, reporter seen in USA Today, The Boston Globe, WaPo + more by night | Boston University alum
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6 days ago |
belmontvoice.org | Greg Levinsky
The nation’s leader in batting average. The longest postseason run in program history. A spot in the NCAA Division III baseball Super Regionals and a college career still in motion. Could Andrew Mazzone’s final college baseball season go any better than this? Actually, yes. For the first time in the Belmont resident’s career, he’s playing in New England. His No. 16/21 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Stags play at No. 3/4 Endicott College at North Field in Beverly for the NCAA Division III Super Regionals.
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1 week ago |
lexobserver.org | Greg Levinsky
Adam Blauer stepped out of the lacrosse world for nearly 20 years after finishing up his Lexington High School varsity career, but his absence from the game only lasted until the family’s next generation got involved. Blauer, 42, joined Lexington Youth Lacrosse (LYL) in 2018 as a volunteer coach for his son Hunter’s initial foray into lacrosse as a kindergartner. Effective June 1, Blauer will be LYL’s newest president.
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1 week ago |
brookline.news | Greg Levinsky
Some kids grow up peddling cold drinks on a summer day. Owen Bergstein was a little different. “Almost as long as I can remember, I was making crossword puzzles with pen and paper and selling them on the street corner for 50 cents,” the 16-year-old Brookline resident said.
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1 week ago |
belmontvoice.org | Greg Levinsky
For the Belmont High School girls lacrosse team to continue its momentum toward the upper echelon of MIAA Division 1, the Marauders needed a new goalkeeper to step up and replace their former stalwart, lost to graduation. Enter junior Brooke Whalen, whose skills and goalkeeper aptitude exceed the standards of the usual first-year starter. She honed those skills on the club circuit, working hard and training consistently.
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2 weeks ago |
belmontvoice.org | Greg Levinsky
By Greg Levinsky, Belmont Voice correspondent With a combined 70 goals and 72 assists across 23 games, the Belmont High School boys hockey team boasted one of the state’s top lines. Senior center and captain Adam Bauer and wingers Liam Guilderson, a sophomore, and Leo Packard, a junior, helped the Marauders to a 16-7-1 mark, championships at the Ed Burns Coffee Pot Doherty Division, Cardinal Classic, and the No. 6 seed in the MIAA Division I tournament.
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BHS spring tournament preview: Girls lacrosse looks to surprise with record-breaking stars For @brookline_news: https://t.co/HVcE38r2Kp @bhs_warriors @brooklineglax
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For the first time in Andrew Mazzone's career, the Belmont native will play college baseball in New England. The grad student and nation's leading hitter (.511 AVG) is in Beverly, MA w/ @sciacbaseball champ @AthleticsCMS for D3 Supers vs. Endicott. Read: https://t.co/UKriZQfl3C
