Tim Dumas
Sports Writer at MetroWest Daily News
I love being a girl dad, and also running, RUSH and writing.
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3 weeks ago |
milforddailynews.com | Tim Dumas
Milford High School junior and volleyball player Marcelo Gomes da Silva was detained by ICE, prompting a "Free Marcelo" campaign at a playoff game. The game, heavily attended and with significant police presence, highlighted the community's support for da Silva. Da Silva was released after six days in detention and wants chicken nuggets, emphasizing a newfound appreciation for simple things after having freedom taken away.
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3 weeks ago |
metrowestdailynews.com | Tim Dumas
FITCHBURG – The first day of the MIAA track and field Meet of Champions brought plenty of heat. Day 2 will bring ... it’s Saturday so ... a four-letter word. Thursday’s 93-degree temperature left distance runners sprawling on the track and infield after their races at Fitchburg State University. But Westborough’s Daniel Velez didn’t mind the spotlight.
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3 weeks ago |
milforddailynews.com | Tim Dumas
Tim DumasThe MetroWest Daily NewsLincoln-Sudbury High School hosted and won five MIAA playoff matches in five different sports within a 30-hour period. The girls rugby team secured a spot in the state finals, while the softball, boys lacrosse, girls tennis, and girls lacrosse teams advanced to the Elite 8. SUDBURY – After securing the school’s fourth win amid a two-day, five-sport sweep, Lincoln-Sudbury girls rugby coach Sara Greeley had one word to describe the feeling.
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3 weeks ago |
metrowestdailynews.com | Tim Dumas
Tim DumasThe MetroWest Daily NewsLincoln-Sudbury High School hosted and won five MIAA playoff matches in five different sports within a 30-hour period. The girls rugby team secured a spot in the state finals, while the softball, boys lacrosse, girls tennis, and girls lacrosse teams advanced to the Elite 8. SUDBURY – After securing the school’s fourth win amid a two-day, five-sport sweep, Lincoln-Sudbury girls rugby coach Sara Greeley had one word to describe the feeling.
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3 weeks ago |
milforddailynews.com | Tim Dumas
MILFORD – Has there ever been a more anticipated match in the state the first week of June? With a police presence inside and outside the gym? Where the final outcome is overshadowed by a life-altering event? All for a Sweet 16 boys volleyball match. On Tuesday evening, in a hot and packed gym, the signs and the white T-shirts told the story. “Free Marcelo” was magic-markered everywhere. An “I miss my best friend” sign adorned the sideline.
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