Phil Stacey
Executive Sports Editor at The Salem News (Salem, MA)
Executive Sports Editor at Gloucester Daily Times
Executive Sports Editor at The Daily News of Newburyport
Executive Sports Editor, @salemnews. Coverage of North Shore high schools, colleges & Boston Bruins. Inspiration, move me brightly.
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5 days ago |
newburyportnews.com | Phil Stacey
Ten teams will vie for the title of District 15 Little League Williamsport all-star champion when the annual tournament kicks off this Monday in both Gloucester and Amesbury. Two pools consisting of five teams each — Beverly, Boxford, Gloucester, Ipswich and Manchester Essex in one; Danvers American, Danvers National, Hamilton-Wenham, Middleton and Amesbury in the other — will each play games against the other clubs in their bracket.
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5 days ago |
salemnews.com | Phil Stacey
Whether a season is ultimately satisfying, disappointing or somewhere in between, there's always one memorable game or highlight that stands above the rest for any team. In 2025 North Shore girls lacrosse circles, each of our dozen squads had at least one of those instances that showed their grit, perseverance and will-to-win - sometimes under odds-defying circumstances.
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1 week ago |
salemnews.com | Phil Stacey
Ten teams will vie for the title of District 15 Little League Williamsport all-star champion when the annual tournament kicks off this Monday in both Gloucester and Amesbury. Two pools consisting of five teams each - Beverly, Boxford, Gloucester, Ipswich and Manchester Essex in one; Danvers American, Danvers National, Hamilton-Wenham, Middleton and Amesbury in the other - will each play games against the other clubs in their bracket.
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1 week ago |
salemnews.com | Phil Stacey
Editor's note: Salem News sports staffers Phil Stacey and Matt Williams covered a combined 214 high school and college games/events during the recently concluded 2024-25 school season. Today and tomorrow, they'll each present the Top 10 games they saw live and in person. First up: Phil. Narrowing down a list of about two dozen really good contests witnessed over the last nine-and-a-half months down to a manageable 10 wasn't easy, but here goes (listed in chronological order):
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1 week ago |
salemnews.com | Phil Stacey
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On this day 44 years ago, the Washington Capitals drafted Peabody’s Bobby Carpenter with the third overall pick in the 1981 NHL Draft. Was the highest-ever US born draft pick at the time, and jumped right from St. John’s Prep into the NHL — can you imagine that happening now? https://t.co/E80SUpE97u
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St. John's Prep tennis beats Concord-Carlisle 3-1 (with one match unfinished because of rain) to advance to the Division 1 state final for the second straight season. Now winners of 43 straight matches, the top seeded Eagles (21-0) will meet No. 6 Lexington (23-1) for the title.