Tim Dumas
Sports Writer at MetroWest Daily News
I love being a girl dad, and also running, RUSH and writing.
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1 week ago |
metrowestdailynews.com | Tim Dumas
Tim DumasThe MetroWest Daily NewsNATICK — The joy is expressed in smiles, tears — and in Donny Brandt’s case, the near loss of his lunch. The Natick runner didn’t vomit, but he put forth an effort that put him on the brink. The day, again, belonged to the Redhawks, who won their third consecutive MIAA Division 1 state Unified track and field championship.
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metrowestdailynews.com | Tim Dumas
Tim DumasThe MetroWest Daily NewsHOPKINTON – One of the wettest. And, certainly, one of the best. A five-mile road race wound itself through the athletic complex at Hopkinton High on Saturday morning. A marathon unfolded in the afternoon. On a day where every 10 minutes of sunshine led to a punishing 20-minute rain shower, Ryan Lang delivered the 359th pitch of an 11-inning win for Hopkinton to claim the Rich Pedroli Daily News Classic championship.
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1 week ago |
milforddailynews.com | Tim Dumas
Tim DumasThe MetroWest Daily NewsHOPKINTON – One of the wettest. And, certainly, one of the best. A five-mile road race wound itself through the athletic complex at Hopkinton High on Saturday morning. A marathon unfolded in the afternoon. On a day where every 10 minutes of sunshine led to a punishing 20-minute rain shower, Ryan Lang delivered the 359th pitch of an 11-inning win for Hopkinton to claim the 17th Rich Pedroli Daily News Classic championship.
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2 weeks ago |
metrowestdailynews.com | Tim Dumas
Tim DumasThe MetroWest Daily NewsHOPKINTON – The star of the Pedroli Classic so far is ... you can’t make this up. Nick Pedroli. The Hopkinton senior captain capped a madcap seventh inning with a two-strike, two-out double to earn his team a walk-off 9-8 victory over Natick on a rainy Friday night. After surrendering a five-run lead in the top of the inning, the Hillers advance to play Franklin Saturday at 1 p.m. in the championship game of the 17th Rich Pedroli Daily News Classic.
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2 weeks ago |
milforddailynews.com | Tim Dumas
Tim DumasThe MetroWest Daily NewsHOPKINTON – The star of the Pedroli Classic so far is ... you can’t make this up. Nick Pedroli. The Hopkinton senior captain capped a madcap seventh inning with a two-strike, two-out double to earn his team a walk-off 9-8 victory over Natick on a rainy Friday night. After surrendering a five-run lead in the top of the inning, the Hillers advance to play Franklin Saturday at 1 p.m. in the championship game of the 17th Rich Pedroli Daily News Classic.
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Braeden Homer’s two-run single brought @NatickBaseball to with 8-6 of @FHSBaseBoosters in the final inning. @NatickAthletics @MetroWestSports https://t.co/nHT4GrAja1
Final. @FHSBaseBoosters wins 8-6 after Natick put the tying run on second, and will play @Warriors978 Saturday at 2 in the Rich Pedroli Daily News Classic championship game. @FHSSports @NatickBaseball @NatickAthletics @MetroWestSports https://t.co/ZN69eeW0C7
Zach Winer puts @FHSBaseBoosters ahead 8-2 over @NatickBaseball. @FHSSports @MetroWestSports https://t.co/Wezgho5wOK