Longmeadow has work cut out to defend
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While the wintry weather of frozen ponds and icicles hasn't arrived, make no mistake about it, this is hockey season, and the boys of Division 3 are itching to play.
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TAUNTON -- Before yesterday's game at Bristol-Plymouth, the officials had a hard time finding a third volunteer to work the chains. It's a good thing they located someone, because Jeremie Chumack kept them busy. &quot;Chewie,&quot; as he is called by Craftsman fans, rushed for 203 yards (pushing him past 1,000 yards for the season) and three touchdowns as Bristol-Plymouth improved ...
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Keeping others out is the whole point.
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SPL clubs are set to vote on whether to keep Dunfermline&#39;s controversial plastic pitch at a board meeting next month. The artificial surface at East End Park has been severely criticised by opposition teams.
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Itâs on days like this when you need your defense the most. With their offense struggling and getting victimized by costly penalties, the New England Patriots reached down
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Guards at a riverfront Army ammunition plant in Tennessee report that boaters have entered restricted areas, holes are often found in a perimeter fence and a government contractor steps up security to impress inspectors.
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By Deborah S. Morris, Newsday, Melville, N.Y.  Feb. 8--In the end, the community came together to preserve its past with an eye toward the future.
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It's been likened to a pasture and a parking lot. The outfield surface at Wrigley Field has been taking hits from opposing players because of its rough patches, small holes, and uneven terrain.
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One minute and 17 seconds. That was how much time stood between Chelmsford and a home-opening victory over Acton-Boxboro. But the Colonials came up with a spectacular play to win, 15-14, last night and add to the Lions' frustration in this rivalry.
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LONGMEADOW -- Medfield senior goaltender Jake McCampbell trotted off the field to a standing ovation with 39 seconds remaining after being penalized for slashing in yesterday's MIAA Division 2 boys' lacrosse state championship game. It was a rare sight, a star player embraced and cheered after committing a penalty.
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By Mike Gorrell, The Salt Lake Tribune  Feb.
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CHICAGO - Kendall County furniture store owner and &quot;huge Bears fan&quot; Randy Gonigam got tired of players bragging about their defense, so he decided to put his money where their mouths are.
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Back in June, Justin Morneau walked into manager Ron Gardenhire's office with a .236 batting average and was benched. Though he didn't realize it at the time, he walked out an MVP.
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LANDOVER, MD. -- Their backs against the wall all season because of a struggling offense, the Washington Redskins&#39; defense continued a disturbing trend of playing shoddy first-half defense at FedEx Field.
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BILLERICA -- More often than not, the rebound shot would have been a goal. There was ample space in the slot. There was still a clear look at the net.
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Keith Foulke knows how to protect a postseason lead.
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Although the swirling wind was the most impressive force at Candlestick Park, Atlanta&#39;s maligned defense made sure coach Jim Mora&#39;s homecoming was a hit.