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Nations who have qualified for the 2026 World Cup have started to release their new kits for the tournament, with a huge batch unveiled ahead of the March international break.And my friends, there are some absolute beauties out there.AdvertisementMORE — 2026 World Cup full schedule, how to watch liveWe all know the play on the pitch in the World Cup this summer is the most important thing, but having a great kit is also right up there on the priorities list.Below we have the latest 2026 World Cup kit ranking as you can look through which jersey you’re going to…
Despite slightly lower interest rates, it’s been a slow start to 2026 for single-family home sales in Massachusetts.Through the first two months of the year, more than 500 fewer homes have sold compared to the same time period in 2025 — 4,274 this year compared to 4,779 in 2025, a drop of more than 10.5 percent, according to The Warren Group. Analysts there said the 1,969 homes sold in February marked an 8 percent drop from a year earlier.“February usually has a reduced number of sales compared to other months, and last month was no exception,” said Cassidy Norton, The…
SOUTH BEND, Ind. – The NCAA Men’s Fencing tournament concluded with the final day of competition. Ivan Goriunov, Elijah Onik, Yikai Lu, and Luca Berman all competed in the fourth and fifth rounds of their respective weapons. Goriunov finished 20th with seven wins over 23 bouts in the epee competition. Lu and Onik finished 22nd and 24th in the foil competition, with each winning seven bouts. Lastly, Berman placed 18th in saber with eight bout victories.This concludes the Eagles season.
pinnedMIAA tournament: 2025-26 basketball championship resultsDivision 2 girls: Medfield 71, St. Mary’s 38Division 2 boys: St. Mary’s 59, Masconomet 58Division 4 girls: South Hadley 49, Frontier 38Division 4 boys: Wareham 80, Georgetown 73Division 1 girls: Wachusett 55, Springfield Central 47Division 3 boys: Salem 57, Hanover 51Division 5 girls: Hopedale 48, Drury 35Division 5 boys: Hoosac Valley 91, Holbrook 76Division 3 girls: Bishop Fenwick 49, Pittsfield 44Division 1 boys: Bishop Feehan 66, Central Catholic 63Get Starting PointA guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday.MIAA basketball live updatesClick here to refresh | Visit Globe.com/Schools | Scoreboard…
Analyst Gives Bruins Positive Prediction On Potential James Hagens Impact originally appeared on NESN. Add NESN as a Preferred Source by clicking here.The Boston Bruins could look to sign top prospect James Hagens for their playoff push after his college season came to an end.AdvertisementBoston selected Hagens seventh overall in the 2025 NHL Draft, and after Boston College was eliminated, many expected him to sign with the Bruins. However, no deal has been signed yet, but if he does, NHL analyst Steven Ellis of DailyFaceoff believes the top prospect could come into the Bruins lineup and make an impact.”He’s been…
Artificial intelligence is being used frequently across many aspects of everyday life, including college athletics. However, its growing sophistication could create problems in the future, distinguish real highlights from AI-generated ones early in the recruitment process.Front Office Sports reporter Sam Becker reported that more recruits are using AI to enhance their highlight videos to generate interest from colleges is becoming more common, with football appearing to be the sport where it is most prevalent.Advertisement“We’ve seen one or two isolated incidents with it,” Washington State Executive Senior Athletic Director and Football General Manager Brad Larrondo told Becker.Larrondo added that coaches have…
After shining in the Fanatics Flag Football Classic, DeVonta Smith may have positioned himself as a serious Olympic candidate.If nothing else, the Fanatics Flag Football Classic proved one thing. Team USA isn’t just good. They are operating on a completely different level. Many of us thought the roster would be upgraded by simply adding the Philadelphia Eagles and other NFL stars. Still, Team USA’s dominance over NFL-led squads highlighted just how specialized the sport has become. Still, amid that reality check, one NFL star stood out for all the right reasons. That player was DeVonta Smith. Jalen Hurts had his…
Boaters across Massachusetts face restricted access to waterways due to high water levels on the Connecticut River and ongoing construction projects at facilities statewide.The Massachusetts Office of Fishing and Boating Access issued a water level alert for the Connecticut River, which is experiencing high flows from snow melt. The office warns that access sites along the river may temporarily close until water levels recede.Construction projects have shuttered several facilities across the state. The Stockbridge Bowl facility on Interlaken Road in Stockbridge is closed for improvements until the end of May. The Mashpee Wakeby Pond facility in Mashpee is also closed…
BRIGHTON, Mass.— The Boston College Eagles (16-8, 6-3 ACC) baseball team swept the Cal Golden Bears (13-11, 0-6 ACC) with a 3-2 victory in extra innings on Sunday afternoon. The Golden Bears got on the board first in the top of the second inning on a sacrifice fly by center fielder Joshua Hanson. After going down one run, the Eagles responded in the home half of the inning. First baseman Danny Surowiec got on base with a leadoff single, advanced to second on a sacrifice bunt, and catcher Cesar Gonzalez brought him home with an RBI single to knot the contest at…
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — The New England Patriots dropped $80 million on Romeo Doubs, but Mike Vrabel isn’t satisfied. Free agency plugged the immediate holes. The 2026 NFL Draft presents the opportunity to build a juggernaut. Sitting at No. 31 after a deep playoff run, the front office breathes easy. They secured Drake Maye’s blindside with Alijah Vera-Tucker and reinforced the secondary with Kindle Vildor. The panic is gone. Now, they hunt for the kill shot. Offensive Fireworks or Trench Warfare? Most mock drafts split the Patriots’ strategy into two distinct camps: arming Maye with another weapon or protecting him for…