Trevor Hass

Boston

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.

Articles

19 thoughts as the Celtics begin their quest for Banner 19

6 days ago | celticsblog.com | Trevor Hass

Photo by Brian Fluharty/Getty Images It’s playoff time, baby. Here are 19 thoughts as the Celtics try to go back-to-back. 1. Momentum matters. I believe momentum matters heading into the playoffs. The Celtics have won five of six and 19 of 21 and are playing some of their best basketball of the year. Sputtering to the finish line wouldn’t have ruined their chances in the playoffs, but I do think that finishing the regular season strong helps. 2. Don’t sleep on the Magic.
Patience pays dividends for girls lax

1 week ago | duxburyclipper.com | Trevor Hass

Sometimes, when an open path to the net presents itself, it can be tempting to dart down the middle and launch the first available shot. Solid teams occasionally find success in such a manner, but elite teams consistently turn down good shots for great ones. The Dragons know that, regardless of who they’re facing, the best offense typically stems from pristine ball movement. With that approach in mind, they repeatedly waited for the perfect moment to strike last Tuesday against Quincy.
ATHLETE OF THE WEEK

1 week ago | duxburyclipper.com | Trevor Hass

As he stood on the Marina Bay dock Wednesday, and listened to the Milton Academy coach deliver instructions, Derek Kirby turned around and was understandably surprised to see his bag had fallen into the water and flipped upside down. His phone and charger dangled out and the entire bag was soaked.
Side by side - Duxbury Clipper

1 week ago | duxburyclipper.com | Trevor Hass

Ever since Addi St. Jean was little, she and her father, Brian St. Jean, knew they wanted to eventually run the Boston Marathon together. It was always a distant dream until Addi arrived at Boston College and began to invest more time into the sport. They completed a half marathon in May, and that’s when it really started to sink in that Boston was an achievable goal. Addi, 20, approached Brian, 52, and said that she believed this was the time. Brian was psyched, proud of her as always and “cou...
Legendary run - Duxbury Clipper

1 week ago | duxburyclipper.com | Trevor Hass

Ron Glennon bounced to the Reggie Lewis Center infield with a youthful exuberance, gathered his girls track team and belted out the Duxbury fight song with pride and conviction. He dictated the action like a conductor, hoisted his right fist three times, then triumphantly lifted both arms in Rocky Balboa fashion. Three months prior, the longtime Duxbury coach lost his mother, Joan, at age 95. Four weeks later, he would be diagnosed with prostate cancer that has since spread to his lymph nodes. ...
Sports roundup: Sailing makes progress

1 week ago | duxburyclipper.com | Trevor Hass

SailingThe Dragons traveled to Marina Bay in Quincy on Wednesday for a quad meet against Milton Academy, Belmont Hill and Wellesley. Duxbury earned wins against Wellesley and Belmont Hill and fell in a close battle to Milton. Olivia Gleason, assistant coach Phil Lehmann, Clara Destenaves, Stathy Amoratis, Derek Kirby, Vaughan Knecht and Will Skypeck. - Photos by Trevor HassSaturday's team race featuring six squads from across NESSA was cancelled due to a nasty nor’easter that battered the New ...
Globe Players of the Week

1 week ago | bostonglobe.com | Trevor Hass

Olivia Comella, Wellesley — The Arizona State-bound senior scored five goals in a smooth win over Brookline on Thursday, then added five more in a 13-9 triumph over Cicero-North Syracuse (N.Y.) on Saturday. Kiera Fitzpatrick, Methuen — The Rangers pieced together a 3-0 week, with the senior racking up 19 goals and 9 assists — highlighted by a six-goal, four-assist performance in a 15-14 victory over Arlington.
Globe Top 20 girls’ lacrosse poll: A High 5 for taking care of business - The Boston Globe

1 week ago | bostonglobe.com | Trevor Hass

The top five in the Globe’s Top 20 girls’ lacrosse poll remains intact, as each team took care of business in a relatively light week. Westwood leapfrogs Hingham after winning the head to head, 15-12, on Wednesday. Medfield gave Notre Dame (Hingham) its best in-state challenge yet and stays put as a result. Cohasset and Duxbury each earned quality wins over Penn Yan (N.Y.), and Central Catholic outlasted Pentucket in dramatic fashion. Sandwich outscored its opponents, 74-12, through four games.
A Shot For Life Bowl mission hits close to home for Massachusetts high school football stars - The Boston Globe

1 week ago | bostonglobe.com | Trevor Hass

NEEDHAM — Aidan Neary has seen his mother, Amy, complete more than 50 rounds of chemotherapy. Each time, he marvels at her resilience and mental fortitude. Amy Neary, who has been battling non-small cell lung cancer since 2019 that has migrated to her brain, is small in stature but feisty and a “tremendous fighter.” She’s exhausted after each round, yet still manages to make dinner, attend Aidan and his siblings’ games, and maintain a smile without fail.
Jayson Tatum’s killer instinct is at an all-time high

2 weeks ago | celticsblog.com | Trevor Hass

Photo by Elsa/Getty Images When Josh Hart finished inside to put the Knicks up 3 with 11.9 seconds left, and with Madison Square Garden bumping, the Knicks faithful started to naively believe this might finally be their moment in the sun against the Celtics. Jayson Tatum, however, had other ideas. Tatum swerved around a Kristaps Porzingis screen, faked to the basket, then stepped back and buried a massive game-tying 3 over OG Anunoby with 2.9 seconds left. “Goooood!” Kevin Harlan bellowed.