Hailey, Watt will transferBoston College basketball players Steve Hailey and Gordon Watt will transfer to pursue more playing opportunities, coach Al Skinner said in a statement yesterday. (Today's Globe) |
Spring closeout at BC
Boston College football coach Tom O'Brien will make a final spring appraisal of his team when the Eagles stage their annual Jay McGillis Memorial game at 2 p.m. today at Alumni Stadium, before taking flight for the Atlantic Coast Conference next season. (Today's Globe)
Boston College football coach Tom O'Brien will make a final spring appraisal of his team when the Eagles stage their annual Jay McGillis Memorial game at 2 p.m. today at Alumni Stadium, before taking flight for the Atlantic Coast Conference next season. (Today's Globe)
Harvard stops Northeastern
Sophomore righthander Jason Brown limited Northeastern to four hits over five innings to pick up his first victory of the season as Harvard (19-10) topped the Huskies, 7-3, yesterday in the championship game of the Beanpot at Fenway Park. (Boston Globe, 4/22/05)
Sophomore righthander Jason Brown limited Northeastern to four hits over five innings to pick up his first victory of the season as Harvard (19-10) topped the Huskies, 7-3, yesterday in the championship game of the Beanpot at Fenway Park. (Boston Globe, 4/22/05)
Milford grad starts for Tufts softball
Jess Barrett, who earned several scholar-athlete awards at Milford High School, is now a junior at Tufts University, where she has maintained a high level of classroom achievement and has been a three-year starter on the varsity softball team. (Boston Globe, 4/21/05)
Jess Barrett, who earned several scholar-athlete awards at Milford High School, is now a junior at Tufts University, where she has maintained a high level of classroom achievement and has been a three-year starter on the varsity softball team. (Boston Globe, 4/21/05)
Bowdoin softball pair hitting stride
Senior Rachael Gordon of Wayland and freshman Brittany Ogden of Maynard are teammates and starters on the Bowdoin College softball team, Gordon at second base and outfield and Ogden at outfield, pitcher, and first base. (Boston Globe, 4/21/05)
Senior Rachael Gordon of Wayland and freshman Brittany Ogden of Maynard are teammates and starters on the Bowdoin College softball team, Gordon at second base and outfield and Ogden at outfield, pitcher, and first base. (Boston Globe, 4/21/05)
Luckhardt setting the table in Conn.
Brad Luckhardt, a 2002 graduate of Needham High School, has been a great setup man and point scorer on the Connecticut College men's lacrosse team. (Boston Globe, 4/21/05)
Brad Luckhardt, a 2002 graduate of Needham High School, has been a great setup man and point scorer on the Connecticut College men's lacrosse team. (Boston Globe, 4/21/05)
Northeastern, Harvard reach Beanpot final
Freshman Kris Dabrowiecki and senior Jim Madison did not allow a run in seven combined innings as the Northeastern baseball team upended Boston College, 7-2, yesterday in the second game of the 16th Baseball Beanpot at LeLacheur Field in Lowell, earning a spot in today's final against Harvard while denying the Eagles their third straight title. (Boston Globe, 4/21/05)
Freshman Kris Dabrowiecki and senior Jim Madison did not allow a run in seven combined innings as the Northeastern baseball team upended Boston College, 7-2, yesterday in the second game of the 16th Baseball Beanpot at LeLacheur Field in Lowell, earning a spot in today's final against Harvard while denying the Eagles their third straight title. (Boston Globe, 4/21/05)
'Big House' Gaines; won 828 games as basketball coach
Hall of Famer Clarence ''Big House" Gaines, who led the Winston-Salem State basketball team for almost a half-century and won more games than all but four other college coaches, died Monday after suffering a stroke over the weekend, a family member said. He was 81. (Boston Globe, 4/20/05)
Hall of Famer Clarence ''Big House" Gaines, who led the Winston-Salem State basketball team for almost a half-century and won more games than all but four other college coaches, died Monday after suffering a stroke over the weekend, a family member said. He was 81. (Boston Globe, 4/20/05)
BC's Kashetta hopes he has what it takes
Dave Kashetta seemed ticketed for stardom as a basketball player when he arrived as a freshman at Staples High in Westport, Conn. But Marce Petroccio, Staples High's 12th-year football coach, saw a future for Kashetta as a tight end. (Boston Globe, 4/19/05)
Dave Kashetta seemed ticketed for stardom as a basketball player when he arrived as a freshman at Staples High in Westport, Conn. But Marce Petroccio, Staples High's 12th-year football coach, saw a future for Kashetta as a tight end. (Boston Globe, 4/19/05)
BC's Blackmon is catching up at WR
Will Blackmon's spring conversion from cornerback to wide receiver seemed to pay dividends for Boston College's offense in yesterday's scrimmage at Alumni Stadium. The speedy 6-foot, 202-pound senior from Cranston, R.I., led all receivers with nine catches for 74 yards, hauling in touchdowns of 26 and 4 yards from sophomore quarterback Matt Ryan. (Boston Globe, 4/17/05)
Will Blackmon's spring conversion from cornerback to wide receiver seemed to pay dividends for Boston College's offense in yesterday's scrimmage at Alumni Stadium. The speedy 6-foot, 202-pound senior from Cranston, R.I., led all receivers with nine catches for 74 yards, hauling in touchdowns of 26 and 4 yards from sophomore quarterback Matt Ryan. (Boston Globe, 4/17/05)
Sure shot revises goals
Succeeding with a stick is in Delia Cox's DNA. Her father, Ralph, ranks as the University of New Hampshire's men's hockey all-time leading scorer. Although Delia does her damage with a lacrosse stick, she is sure there is a connection. (Boston Globe, 4/17/05)
Succeeding with a stick is in Delia Cox's DNA. Her father, Ralph, ranks as the University of New Hampshire's men's hockey all-time leading scorer. Although Delia does her damage with a lacrosse stick, she is sure there is a connection. (Boston Globe, 4/17/05)
Here's the pitch
They're charging $100 to park near Fenway. Worse, Francona kept Schilling on the mound too long Wednesday night against the Yankees. Smarting from such affronts, the Observer decided to look elsewhere for some good spring ball. (Boston Globe, 4/17/05)
They're charging $100 to park near Fenway. Worse, Francona kept Schilling on the mound too long Wednesday night against the Yankees. Smarting from such affronts, the Observer decided to look elsewhere for some good spring ball. (Boston Globe, 4/17/05)
Area players helping to nurture Bryant's growth as softball power
SMITHFIELD, R.I. -- Bryant University, nestled in rolling hills north of Providence, is home to an up-and-coming women's softball team. (Boston Globe, 4/17/05)
SMITHFIELD, R.I. -- Bryant University, nestled in rolling hills north of Providence, is home to an up-and-coming women's softball team. (Boston Globe, 4/17/05)
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