Jamie Pote

6 days ago | eagletribune.com | Jamie Pote

MEDFORD – Three local athletes came away with individual state titles during the two-day MIAA Division 1 state track-and-field championship meet which concluded Saturday night at Tufts University. Methuen junior Lauren Quarm took home the 100-meters in 12.47 seconds, while Central Catholic senior Drew Alsup won the javelin with a throw of 195-05, which is the second best in the state this spring. kAmu:?2==J[ p=DFA’D E62>>2E6 $FF?2 z2=6>6C2 925 2 =62A A7 ab\_b]d_ E@ H:?

1 week ago | eagletribune.com | Jamie Pote

PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — Jameson Trask had one wish for her athletic career before leaving for Army National Guard Boot Camp. To be a state champion. kAmu:?2==J[ :? 96C 7@FCE9 ECJ[ E96 !:?<6CE@? p4256>J D6?:@C 5:5 ;FDE E92E[ H:E9 E96 D64@?5 36DE 5:D4FD E9C@H :? AC@8C2> 9:DE@CJ] $96 E@DD65 2 86> @7 ``f\` E@ E2<6 8@=5 2E uC:52J ?:89E’D }wxpp s:G:D:@? x 492>A:@?D9:A >66E]k^Am kAm“x’> G6CJ 6I4:E65 E@ H:? 2 sx 492>A:@?D9:A] x’G6 366? 4@>:?8 96C6 D:?46 >J 7C6D9>2? J62C 2?5 :E’D 2=H2JD 366?

1 week ago | eagletribune.com | Jamie Pote

Six years ago, Zach Faro was in middle school when his brother Jason and his North Andover High teammates beat St. John’s Prep to capture the Super-8 state championship. The MIAA no longer has a Super-8 tournament, but that won’t take away Zach’s dreams of following in the footsteps of older brother and bringing home a title. kAm%92E >:DD:@? DE2CED @? |@?52J H96? E96 $42C=6E z?:89ED E2<6 @? |'r C:G2= {2HC6?46 :? 2 s:G:D:@? ` #@F?5 @7 ba 82>6]k^Am kAm“x E9:?< H6 92G6 2 492?46 E@ 8@ 72C :?

1 week ago | eagletribune.com | Jamie Pote

In their four years with their respective teams, Kerri Finneran (Central Catholic), Kiera Fitzpatrick (Methuen) and Isabella Robinson (North Andover) have combined to score 872 goals with 225 assists for 1,097 points, while winning 1,006 draw controls. That’s a lot of goals and a lot of celebrations with teammates. kAmqFE E96 q:8\%9C66 – H9@ H:== A=2J:?8 E96 ?6IE 7@FC J62CD 2E s:G:D:@?

1 week ago | derrynews.com | Jamie Pote

SALEM – Heading into a May 20 game, the Salem High softball team had five losses. There was no way, said junior catcher Mikayla Morales, that the Blue Devils were going to lose their sixth game of the season – especially to their biggest rivals of Windham, which entered the game with a 12-1 record. “A bunch of us know each other from both towns. We play together with different travel teams.