Author: BostonSportsNews

These days, that means tariffs have raised his costs, and made selling his high-end jackets abroad harder. Almost nine months into President Trump’s effort to make sure more goods are made in the United States, businesses that are already making things here are trapped in a dizzying gyre of uncertainty. With the Supreme Court set to decide whether many Trump tariffs are legal, all the known unknowns have many local businesses frozen. “By and large, they’re just not doing anything. They’re not going to hire, they’re not going to grow, they’re not going to expand, they’re not going to purchase,”…

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HAMPDEN, Mass. – The first round of action at the Quinnipiac Classic was suspended due to inclement weather. Boston College sits in a four-way tie for second at 12-over par through nine holes.   Graduate student Cynthia Zhang and junior Frances Kim lead the way for the Eagles, logging a card score of 2-over to tie for 10th place. Freshman Joyce Zhang, playing as an individual, is also tied for 10th place.   Behind them are sophomore Jenna Shilts and junior Sophie Bierstorfer in a tie for 20th place at 4-over par, and graduate student Tiffany Cao at 8-over par…

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Drew McKennon shared medalist honors while helping the Groton-Dunstable golf team capture the Mid-Wach B championship Thursday at Northern Spy Golf Club in Townsend. McKennon carded a 2-over par 72. Groton-Dunstable (304) easily captured the title in downing North Middlesex (327), Leominster (329) and Oakmont (348). Groton-Dunstable’s Robert Flynn took third with a 75 and […] Offer valid for non-subscribers only Originally Published: October 9, 2025 at 8:54 PM EDT

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The Patriots are rolling and extended their win streak to three with a 25-19 victory over the New Orleans Saints on Sunday.Kayshon Boutte shined for New England with five catches, while Drake Maye continued his strong play and threw for 261 yards with three touchdowns. The quarterback also didn’t let a late, bad call that negated a 61-yard touchdown to Pop Douglas define the game.But rather than getting rattled after having the momentum ripped from them, Maye and the rest of the Patriots returned to the field for another drive that ended with a Boutte touchdown.Here’s a roundup of what…

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Thousands gathered in Wakefield for the annual Buddy Walk, an event sponsored by Boston 25 News, to celebrate and support individuals with Down syndrome.The Buddy Walk, organized by the Massachusetts Down Syndrome Congress, is the largest fundraising event of the year for the organization. This year’s theme, ‘On My Way’, brought together a diverse crowd to raise awareness and funds for the cause.A familiar face at the event helped spread smiles and enthusiasm. Boston 25’s very own Ray Villeda took on the role of emcee once again.“Just wait until we have our 1000-strong sea of buddy walkers in our royal…

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With international star Bad Bunny slated to headline the current NFL season’s Super Bowl halftime show and the World Cup coming to American soil, the passion of Latino sports fans in the U.S. is set to be on full display in 2026. A new report released on Oct. 13 by consulting company McKinsey in collaboration with Spanish-language network Telemundo during Hispanic Heritage Month has found that there is plenty of economic muscle behind that passion. (Telemundo is owned by TODAY.com’s parent company, NBCUniversal.) Latinos currently represent 19% of the current $160 billion sports ecosystem in the U.S., which is roughly…

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New York voters will decide in November whether to expand the Olympic Sports Complex at Mount Van Hoevenberg. The change would allow new ski and biathlon trails on a portion of protected forest land near Lake Placid.The proposal, listed as Proposal Number One on the 2025 statewide ballot, seeks permission to build up to 323 acres of new trails and facilities inside the 1,039-acre complex in North Elba. The site hosted the Winter Olympics in 1932 and 1980. If approved, the state must add at least 2,500 acres of new forest preserve land elsewhere in the Adirondacks. Supporters say the…

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That left immigration agents to track him down on their own. He was taken into custody in March and subsequently deported.The situation underscores how law enforcement in the state is caught between the political ideology of deep-blue Massachusetts and a federal administration that says local authorities can and should do more — especially when a crime is involved. “I believe law enforcement should always cooperate to protect our communities,” Massachusetts US Attorney Leah B. Foley said in an interview. She said it’s “always going to be safer” for officers, bystanders, and targets when police transfer custody of someone directly to…

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“I’ve got to do a better job of coaching the team,” BC head coach Bill O’Brien said after Saturday’s loss. “I’ve got to do a better job of helping the coaches. It just was a terrible night. But it’s football. It’s adversity.”Each week follows a similar script: The Eagles say they’ve put their shortcomings in the past and vow to correct them. Then, they continue to find a way to one-up themselves — and not in a good way — as one of their worst seasons in decades gets worse and worse.“Losing’s not fun, so that is what it’s going…

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Monroe County Region high school sports events for week of Oct. 13-19.MONDAY VOLLEYBALLSouthgate Anderson at New Boston Huron, 7 p.m.BOYS SOCCERGibraltar Carlson vs. Melvindale in semifinals of Division 2 District at Gibraltar Carlson, 7 p.m.AdvertisementState Line Christian at Montclova, 6:30 p.m.Dundee celebrates a point during a 25-22, 20-25, 25‐19, 25-15 victory over Blissfield on Tuesday, Oct. 7, 2025.TUESDAYBOYS SOCCERBedford vs. Ann Arbor Huron in semifinals of Division 1 District at Ann Arbor Huron, 5 p.m.New Boston Huron vs. Tecumseh in semifinals of Division 2 District at Adrian, 5 p.m.Ypsilanti vs. Airport in semifinals of Division 2 District at Adrian, 7 p.m.Flat…

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