Author: BostonSportsNews

Global Megastar to Reprise His Universally Lauded Performance in Paris and Share His Unique Perspective for Winter Olympic Primetime Show on NBC and PeacockMilan Cortina Olympic Winter Games begin with the Opening Ceremony on Friday, Feb. 6, 2026, on NBC and Peacock STAMFORD, Conn. – Sept. 28, 2025 – Following his universally lauded performance at the Paris Olympics last summer, Snoop Dogg is returning to NBCUniversal’s Olympic coverage for Milan Cortina 2026. The global megastar will explore northern Italy, from the vibrant streets of Milan to the breathtaking Dolomites, providing his unique perspective to viewers during NBCUniversal’s Winter Olympic primetime…

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The Powerball jackpot’s climb to and above the $1 billion mark in August fueled sales that kept the Massachusetts Lottery in the black for the month, officials said Tuesday.Executive director Mark William Bracken told the Lottery Commission that August sales totaled $570.2 million, an increase of $16.9 million or 3.1 percent over August 2024. Driving the month’s results were $30.3 million worth of Powerball tickets purchased here as the game’s jackpot topped $1 billion by the end of the month. The jackpot continued to grow into September, and tickets sold in Missouri and Texas split a $1.787 billion grand prize…

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HAMPDEN, Mass. – The Boston College Men’s Golf Team continued its strong play through the third round of action at the UConn Invitational at Greathorse, with junior Markus Lam taking home the individual championship after finishing the three-round event at 4-under par (212). As a team, the Eagles finished runners-up at 3-over par (867), shooting 2-under par in the final round to close the gap to three strokes from hosts and champions UConn.   Lam, who led the Eagles from start to finish, battled his way into a playoff with UConn’s Bradley Sawka. After both players bogeyed the par-4 first…

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It was a battle between Huron League boys’ soccer powerhouses Monday evening with a piece of hardware on the line. A few different outcomes determined whether the league trophy would be shared between host New Boston Huron and visiting Grosse Ile, or if the title would reside on one side alone. When 80 minutes were in the books, it was the Division 2 No. 3-ranked Chiefs from Huron hoisting the trophy in front of the home crowd, celebrating the outright title for the first time since 2011 after a 2-1 win over their biggest league rival. Photo gallery is courtesy…

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A. I like a hyphen. Or even two last names, no hyphen. That’s actually my personal preference. As in, “Meredith Pattinson Goldstein.” Or, “Meredith Goldstein Pattinson.” Three-part names are catchy, too. Like Jennifer Love Hewitt. You just … remember it. Jennifer Hewitt sounds far less interesting. I do know families who change everyone’s name to a blend (like Pattinstein), but that’s a bigger adjustment, and I assume you don’t want to do that. I don’t have a magic answer. But I advise you and your husband to avoid making decisions based on what you guess will happen in your child’s…

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President Donald Trump’s federal policies and cutbacks are widely worrying nonprofits in Massachusetts, a new survey shows — especially when it comes to funding. As funding dries up, many nonprofit leaders and staff told MassINC Polling Group they worry demand for their services will go up, too. Over 90% of the respondents believe Massachusetts will be worse off under Trump, including 77% who said they feel it will be “much worse off.” Only 2% of respondents said the state will be better off with Trump in office.MassINC Polling Group surveyed more than 500 Massachusetts nonprofit leaders for the Massachusetts Nonprofit…

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EINDHOVEN, Netherlands (AP) — United States forward Ricardo Pepi was a doubt to be picked for upcoming friendlies against Ecuador and Australia after a leg injury on club duty last weekend.Pepi “sustained a minor strain in his thigh” his club PSV Eindhoven said.AdvertisementHe left during the first half of Eindhoven’s 2-1 win over Excelsior on Saturday in the Eredivisie.The club said he will miss the Champions League game on Wednesday at Bayer Leverkusen.It was only Pepi’s fourth start since a knee injury in January against Liverpool cost him playing for the U.S. in the Gold Cup in the summer, and…

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(TNS) — The state Senate has approved a ‘first-in-the-nation’ ban on the sale of cellphone location data as part of a sweeping electric privacy bill, but the plan faces opposition from business groups who say it will hurt the state’s competitiveness.The Massachusetts Data Privacy Act, which passed unanimously Thursday with bipartisan support, would prohibit companies from collecting more data than necessary for products or services, and shield sensitive information like biometric and health data. If approved, Massachusetts would become the first state to ban the use of the data.The measure would also ban the use of sensitive data for targeted…

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With one double-overtime loss to Oregon on Saturday, Penn State dropped out of the latest College Football Playoff projection, landing in the dreaded No. 12 spot, where it would be replaced by the fourth and fifth conference champions.The Nittany Lions are now officially on the bubble — and under pressure to win at Ohio State on Nov. 1.Below you’ll find one team in the spotlight for each of the Power 4 leagues and another identified as an enigma. We’ve also tiered schools into four groups. Teams with Would be in status are featured in this week’s top 12 projection, a…

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