Kenneth Manoj

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The statewide boys’ tennis tournament began on Tuesday, May 27. Send missing results to [email protected]. Division INo. 1 St. John’s Prep. (5), No. 33 Methuen (0)The undefeated season continues for the Eagles as they swept the Rangers at home on Friday. Prep opted for pro sets in its first-round matchup. At first singles, Jack Prokopis won 8-0, and the same results for Luke Free at second singles. Boriz Kouzminov was the winner for the Eagles at third singles, bringing it home 7-1.

1 week ago | masslive.com | Kenneth Manoj

WESTFIELD ― A one-run lead is hardly a comfortable cushion. But with MacKenzie Paulin firing on all cylinders in the circle, the Green Wave’s slim advantage proved to be all they needed. Led by Paulin’s dominant pitching performance, No. 1 Greenfield softball defeated No. 3 Franklin Tech, 1-0, on Wednesday in the Western Massachusetts Class C final at Westfield State University.

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UNCASVILLE, Conn. ― Midway through her first WNBA road trip, Paige Bueckers looked right at home on Tuesday. The Connecticut faithful serenaded the former national champion every chance they got and she did not disappoint, leading the Dallas Wings past the Connecticut Sun, 109-87. “It felt great just to play like that as a team,” Bueckers said after winning her first WNBA game.

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WILLIAMSTOWN ― The Mounties ran away with the Western Mass. title on Saturday, bringing back their championship crown. Mount Greylock girls track & field team won the WMass Division II track & field championships at Mount Greylock High School, scoring 169.5 points as a team. First-place medalists Katherine Goss (triple jump and 100m hurdles), Brenna Lopez (two mile) and Nora Lopez (javelin) played a crucial role in the Mounties’ victory.

1 week ago | masslive.com | Kenneth Manoj

WILLIAMSTOWN ― With the Western Mass. title on the line, the Mounties stepped up on Saturday and reclaimed their crown. Mount Greylock boys track & field team won the WMass Division II track & field championships at Mount Greylock High School, scoring 116 points as a team. The Mounties earned key points from Ward Bianchi (javelin), Noah Klompus (pole vault) and Rafael Mellow-Bartels (two mile), each placing first in their respective events. “It’s pretty incredible,” Klompus said.