Jamie Pote

6 days ago | eagletribune.com | Jamie Pote

NORTH ANDOVER – After losing to Springfield Central in a Division 1 Round of 16 playoff game last year, North Andover High baseball coach Todd Dulin acknowledged that in order for the program to get to the next level for the 2025 season, the players needed to be stronger mentally and physically. Minutes after watching Chelmsford High ace pitcher Matt Stuart dominate the Scarlet Knights with a three-hit shutout in Thursday’s 2-0 home loss, the veteran coach reiterated a similar message. kAmx?

6 days ago | sports.yahoo.com | Jamie Pote |Andover Townsman

ANDOVER – David Hughes has been coaching high school tennis for a quarter of a century. And one particular trait in his No. 1 player, Nik Narina, stands out among all of the best and the rest. Narina’s serve. It’s blistering. And when accurate, it’s borderline as good as it gets. Advertisement“He has a dominant serve. When it’s working, it’s one of the highest velocity serves that I have seen in high school tennis,” said Hughes. Narina said that his serve ranges between 90 to 100 miles per hour.

6 days ago | sports.yahoo.com | Jamie Pote

Hannah Lisauskas remembers being five years old and watching her brother Jake play lacrosse at Pinkerton Academy. He was All-American before playing four years and serving as a captain at Division 1 UMass Amherst. AdvertisementYounger sister Lauren then followed. She put up 249 points in three years (losing a year with the pandemic) for the Astros and was named a two-time All-American. A year after Lauren left to play for Div.

6 days ago | derrynews.com | Jamie Pote

Hannah Lisauskas remembers being five years old and watching her brother Jake play lacrosse at Pinkerton Academy. He was All-American before playing four years and serving as a captain at Division 1 UMass Amherst. Younger sister Lauren then followed. She put up 249 points in three years (losing a year with the pandemic) for the Astros and was named a two-time All-American. A year after Lauren left to play for Div. 1 Georgetown University, it was Hannah’s turn to cause some havoc in the Granite State.

6 days ago | derrynews.com | Jamie Pote

DERRY – No way around it, Pinkerton Academy baseball has become a hotbed for elite talent. Liam Doyle, now at Tennessee. Brady Day, formerly of Kansas State now in the Phillies organization. And Cole Yennaco, at Merrimack College. Those are just three of many who have played for Steve Campo, and have gone to excel at elite Division 1 college programs. Last year, Campo guided his team to 21 wins and the New Hampshire Div. I state title.