Rich Garven
Sports Reporter at Worcester Telegram & Gazette
Sports Reporter at Worcester Telegram and Gazette
Nashoba/UMaine cross-country alum, Deadhead, 30 years at the T&G. Cat is adopted, name is Minnie.
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telegram.com | Rich Garven
Rich GarvenWorcester Telegram & GazetteWhen Bob LaRose got a look at the South High football team’s schedule for the 2019 season, the opener immediately caught his attention. The first-year coach would lead the Colonels, including his youngest son, onto the field against St. Peter-Marian, whose roster included his oldest son.
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telegram.com | Rich Garven
Rich GarvenWorcester Telegram & GazetteNolan Orzechowski singled in a run, and Alex Havalotti followed with a two-run single to key a three-run first inning to give the Woolies an early lead, and freshman Ryan Nikiforow made it stand with a stellar seven-inning performance as the No. 5 Woolies (19-5) topped No. 2 Lynnfield (19-5), 3-2, to win the Division 4 state title on Saturday, June 14, at Polar Park. It was the second title in school history for Millbury, the other coming in 1984.
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thegardnernews.com | Rich Garven
Rich GarvenWorcester Telegram & GazetteWORCESTER — Back in March, Millbury High baseball assistant Steve Economos had the players write down their goals for the upcoming season. There were individual ones, of course, related to hitting, fielding and pitching, but collectively they all aspired to achieve one objective. “Everyone put ‘state championship’ on their form,” coach Ron Silvestri said.
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telegram.com | Rich Garven
Rich GarvenWorcester Telegram & GazetteOmaha, Nebraska, the longtime home of the College World Series, first popped up on Mavrick Rizy’s radar when his brother, Kyle, was being pursued by college recruiters six or so years ago. The Fiskdale resident added making a trip to the Cornhusker State to his baseball bucket list. That box got checked off — and then some — June 11 when Rizy, now a freshman pitcher at Louisiana State University, and the rest of the Tigers arrived in Omaha for the 78th CWS.
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telegram.com | Rich Garven
Rich GarvenWorcester Telegram & GazetteWESTFIELD — After graduating three Dual Valley Conference all-stars from last year’s Final Four squad, expectations were low when the Hopedale High softball team gathered in March. From outside the program, that is. These Raiders were true blue believers. “We did things that nobody thought we would do this year,” third-year coach Jim Casey said. “Everybody thought we were going to have to rebuild.
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Senior Bryson McCarthy was a catalyst for a potent offense that collected 12 hits, 10 walks and 11 runs versus five Pittsfield pitchers. @tgsports @MillburyBooster https://t.co/6MSb9A7HFn
Junior Jimmer Donnelly went 6-1/3 innings to earn the win and reached base four times with an RBI and three runs as the Woolies advanced to the D4 state final. @tgsports @MillburyBooster https://t.co/D0aqxEn0RW
Senior Aiden Dubois weighs in on the Woolies’ wild 11-7 win over top-seeded Pittsfield. @tgsports @MillburyBooster https://t.co/UKytpyR86j