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Weymouth’s Amahrí Gomes raced for 215 rushing yards and three scores on Thanksgiving.Erin Clark/Globe StaffJackson Fuller, Andover — The 6-foot-3-inch, 220-pound senior defensive end led a great defensive effort in a 21-6 win over North Andover with four sacks and eight tackles, including a key tackle for loss. James Mortarelli, Natick — In his final game playing for his father, Mark, the senior captain racked up 17 tackles, including six for loss, with a blocked punt, a 49-yard pick-6, a fumble recovery, and 111 scrimmage yards with a touchdown, leading the Redhawks to a 33-6 win over Framingham. Get Starting…

The Boston Red Sox already have added one All-Star starting pitcher this offseason, but could another make sense as well?Sonny Gray is a guy who is going to be a big help for the Red Sox in 2026. He isn’t on a long-term deal, but he should be a significant piece for the organization for this coming season at least. Gray is a three-time All-Star with a career 3.58 ERA in 339 total big league appearances. That’s what Boston needs. If you like our content, choose Sports Illustrated as a preferred source on Google.Should the Boston Red Sox call the Kansas…

The contentious National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) rule that would have allowed student-athletes and staffers to wager on professional sports was overturned on Friday in the so-called “rescission” period, meaning the previous ban on pro sports wagering will be reinstated. The NCAA released a statement announcing the news.At least two thirds of Division I schools submitted paperwork to undo the rule change, which was approved in October by the NCAA’s Division I, II, and III boards of directors and originally slated to commence on Nov. 1. Member institutions had until 5 p.m. Friday to do so.AdvertisementStudent-athletes and staffers have been…

CORTINA D’AMPEZZO, Italy — The Winter Olympians who have signed up to stay in Cortina d’Ampezzo’s Athletes Village should not expect luxury accommodations or a cozy fire to snuggle up next to after a long day on the mountain.The temporary Village that will house up to 1,400 athletes and other team members during the Feb. 6-22 Milan Cortina Games consists of 377 rented mobile homes arranged in close proximity to one another on a humid valley floor.The Associated Press was the first international media outlet allowed in for an early look at the facility, which is in an unpopulated area…

November 24, 2025 – PRESSADVANTAGE – The design and operation of business park offices in Massachusetts continue to change as organizations look for workplaces that handle day-to-day functions reliably while accommodating new work patterns. Cummings Properties provides one example of how suburban office campuses are planned and managed in this environment. Its network of business parks across the greater Boston area illustrates how office space can be organized to support accessibility, cost control, and a consistent professional setting within a suburban framework. A defining feature of many business park offices in Massachusetts is their relationship to transportation networks. Campuses located…

SYRACUSE, N.Y. – Boston College Football defeated Syracuse, 34-12, on Saturday afternoon at the JMA Wireless Dome in the regular season finale. ​Grayson James finished 16-of-24 for 288 yards, averaging 18 yards per completion. Lewis Bond caught eight passes for a career high 171 yards. Jeremiah Franklin hauled in three catches for 46 yards, while Reed Harris caught two for 27 yards. Turbo Richard carried the ball 15 times for 102 yards and two rushing touchdowns, making it the third time this season he finished with two rushing touchdowns. Jordan McDonald added five carries for 28 yards and two scores. It was the first…

A week after pulling his commitment from Troy, Carmel senior quarterback Anthony Coellner announced Friday that he has committed to Boston College.Coellner, who took an official visit to Boston College this week, broke Mark Herrmann’s career passing record at Carmel that had stood for nearly 50 years. Coellner completed 71.1% of his passes this season for 1,737 yards and 18 touchdowns and finished his high school career with 4,570 career passing yards and 43 TD passes.“Anthony’s growth was a big reason for our success this fall,” Carmel coach Kevin Wright said. “He led one of the most productive offenses in…

New England Patriots The Giants are a bit more intriguing than their 2-10 record suggests. Jaxson Dart has provided some promise for the Giants this season. (Brad Penner/AP Images for Panini) By Conor Roche November 29, 2025 | 11:34 AM 4 minutes to read The Patriots are back in primetime this week, playing their first “Monday Night Football” game in three seasons. But their opponent still might not be ready for primetime. The Giants come into Foxborough with a record that’s inverse to the one the Patriots have, sitting at 2-10. So, Monday should provide a golden opportunity for the…

Fundraising events are an effective way nonprofit organizations generate donations and drive attention to their causes. With these occasions making up a sometimes significant portion of a nonprofit’s revenue, hosting the right kind of fundraising event and attracting the right audience is of utmost importance.While it can be challenging to get this balance just right, asking critical questions before planning anything can ensure fundraising success. To help, 16 Forbes Nonprofit Council members discuss key questions nonprofit leaders should ask when determining the right kind of fundraising event for their organization. Read on to learn what information can be gleaned by…

Week 9 Blitz Breakdown: RI high school football headed to semifinalsRI Blitz Breakdown, a Providence Journal WPRI partnership, takes a look at the big plays, games and all things high school football.The Providence Journal sports team is back with its weekly high school football picks.The experts at 75 Fountain St. are picking winners of every high school football game this season. We’ll keep a running tally of our records — feel free to let us hear it when we’re inevitably wrong. But the winner holds bragging rights for the year and space in the Providence Journal to write a gloating…