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Local roundup: Jack Eichel collects 700th career NHL point in Vegas win (opens the original)
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Tuesday saw Jack Eichel reach an impressive milestone. The North Chelmsford native got his 2026-27 season with the Vegas Golden Knights off to a triumphant start when he pocketed a goal and two assists during a 5-2 victory over the visiting Chicago Blackhawks. He reached the 700-point plateau for his NHL career and now sits at 701 after his game-high three-point effort. Eichel is beginning an eight-year, $108 million contract he signed with Vegas last October. After the recent spending spree aro
NBA’s Terance Mann continuing to ‘open doors’ for Lowell area youth (opens the original)
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Talk about a great alley-oop pass that led to a slam dunk. Lowell native Terance Mann continued Thursday to give back to his community, as the NBA player gave pointers to young basketball players in Westford and promoted a unique academic fair. The Terance Mann Complete Player Foundation Sixth Annual Basketball Camp, held for boys and girls ages 8–18 from Lowell and the surrounding communities, came to a close after another successful run at the The Mill Works. The basketball camp and academic f
Local roundup: Mason Niles runs to third at Falmouth Track Festival race (opens the original)
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The annual Falmouth Track Festival puts a spotlight on elite high school runners and top professional athletes in the wheelchair and open divisions. Mason Niles didn’t look out of place. Not one bit. A soon-to-be junior at Billerica High School, Niles competed in the boys one mile race under the lights Friday at Falmouth High. In a race filled with talented high school runners, Niles ran step-for-step with hometown favorite Nathaniel Gartner of Falmouth Academy, much to the enjoyment of the crow
Molly Smith advances to Mass Women’s Amateur championship match (opens the original)
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After the morning matches, an intriguing possibility loomed at the 123rd Massachusetts Women’s Amateur. Westford sisters Molly and Morgan Smith both won match play duels and, since they were in different brackets, they would meet in the final if they each captured one more match. Defending champ Isabel Brozena spoiled the fun, however, defeating Morgan Smith in a semifinal at Oak Hill Country Club in Fitchburg. Molly Smith did her part, continuing her fine play all week by cruising to quarterfin
Local roundup: Smith sisters advance to match play at Mass. Women’s Am (opens the original)
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The 123rd Massachusetts Women’s Amateur Championship was down to eight players after Wednesday’s play at Oak Hill Country Club in Fitchburg. Medalist Molly Smith and her older sister, Morgan Smith, both advanced by winning a pair of match play battles. Both will tee it up Thursday in the quarterfinals. Molly Smith, the top seed, will play in the first match at 7:30 a.m. against Emma Abramson of The Ridge Club. In the last of the four morning matches, Morgan Smith will battle one of the tournamen
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