Trevor Hass
College Sports Writer and Sports Producer at Boston.com
Sports Editor and Reporter at Duxbury Clipper
Sports Correspondent at The Boston Globe
BC football, college hoops & more @BostonGlobe + @BostonDotCom. @AP_Top25 voter. Sports Editor @DuxburyClipper. @CelticsBlog. Fan of 3-pointers and one-liners.
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3 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Trevor Hass
The third-seeded Wolverines (21-3) led 2-0 through one quarter, 4-3 at halftime, and 5-3 through three. The No. 6 Dragons (16-5) trimmed it to 5-4, then again to 6-5, before Westwood skillfully ran out the clock in the final two-plus minutes. “There were some moments there that I wasn’t sure what was going to happen,” said Westwood coach Margot Spatola. “But it was a good game, and we’re happy to come out on top.
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3 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Trevor Hass
BEDFORD — During the sixth inning, Bedford senior ace Alyx Rossi accidentally realized out loud that she was flirting with a perfect game. She didn’t use the words themselves, but even remarking that she had gone three up, three down, every inning gave her a bit of a fright. “I got worried because I called it out,” Rossi said. “I knocked on my catcher’s helmet.
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3 weeks ago |
duxburyclipper.com | Trevor Hass
As he traversed the grounds at the tennis courts Sunday afternoon, Duxbury coach John Bunar didn’t have to spend much time watching the singles matches. “When I heard the ball coming off of the racquets there, I was pretty confident,” Bunar said. “I mean, the ball was being pummeled.”Tim Vargas (6-0, 6-0), Bennett Stout (6-1, 6-1) and Taylor Bettencourt (6-0, 6-0) all cruised against solid Marblehead foes to clinch the match for the Dragons.
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3 weeks ago |
duxburyclipper.com | Trevor Hass
In a sport where depth, determination and discipline reign supreme, the Duxbury Bay Maritime School rowers dug deep in all three areas to capture an overall team state championship last Sunday in Fall River. A standout senior class went out in style, proving once again that while the parts are great, the sum is even greater on this particular roster. Boys coach Oli Rosenbladt said he’s both overjoyed and relieved, noting that Duxbury “got a little bit from everyone” throughout the day. "This was...
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3 weeks ago |
duxburyclipper.com | Trevor Hass
When Ashleigh Szafran first discovered crew as a sophomore, she quickly realized there was plenty of overlap between swimming and rowing. “You had to be so dialed in all the time,” Szafran said. “It felt very usual and natural to me, almost, to fall back into a sport like that.”Szafran worked her way up from novice as a sophomore to the 2V as a junior and now the 1V as a senior.
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After 1Q: Lincoln-Sudbury 4, Westford 3 Emerson Acquaviva a great goal off a well-timed feed from Ella Ryan, then Ryan adds one of her own moments later. Freshman Grace Trahan a goal for the Ghosts @GlobeSchools @LSGIRLSLAX @Warriors978 @notlsgirlslax @TheWAGhosts https://t.co/aleWM7vlqm
After 1Q: Lincoln-Sudbury 4, Westford 3 Emerson Acquaviva a great goal off a well-timed feed from Ella Ryan, then Ryan adds one of her own moments later. Freshman Grace Trahan a goal for the Ghosts @GlobeSchools @LSGIRLSLAX @Warriors978 @notlsgirlslax @TheWAGhosts https://t.co/onoYUQTpfB
Ohio State-bound Westford senior Kassidy Carmichael with a sweet hesitation move to tie it at 2, mid-1Q. Lexi Morrissey and Georgia Buendia the L-S goals @GlobeSchools @TheWAGhosts @Warriors978 @LSGIRLSLAX https://t.co/cLNZVp2A4V