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‘Football sparked something in me’: Beverly star relishes leading role (opens the original)
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Sean Okhuozagbon has one clear objective for his senior year at Beverly: to be better with each passing day than he was the day before. Okhuozagbon is the leading rusher for the Panthers. He runs hard, refusing to avoid contact as he sprints downfield punishing tacklers. He possesses an innate understanding of running back aiming points, to the point where it is hard to believe that Okhuozagbon first touched a football only a few years ago when he signed up as a freshman. “Coming into that first
Billerica’s Jake “The Gorilla” Pilla a smash hit winner at Fenway Park (opens the original)
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Fenway Park has hosted the Sox, Springsteen and FDR’s final campaign speech. But the lyric little bandbox had never hosted bare knuckle fighting. That all changed with Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship’s Fenway debut on Saturday. In front of approximately 14,000 fans, BKFC showcased the promotion’s blood-and-guts style of bare knuckle boxing, delivering fights in a squared circle set up atop home plate. “This is a big step for the organization and a big step for the sport,” said BKFC founder an
Bare knuckle boxing packs quite the punch at Fenway Park (opens the original)
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Fenway Park has hosted the Sox, Springsteen and FDR’s final campaign speech. But the lyric little bandbox had never hosted bare knuckle fighting. That all changed with Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship’s Fenway debut. In front of approximately 14,000 fans, BKFC showcased the promotion’s blood-and-guts style of bare knuckle boxing, delivering fights in a squared circle set up atop home plate. “This is a big step for the organization and a big step for the sport,” said BKFC founder and president
Jaxson Terry plays above the rim in ASFL boys All-Star Game (opens the original)
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WEST ROXBURY – Jaxson Terry possesses an unique element that makes him stand out – he plays a good chunk of it in the air. Terry, a CATS Academy alum who will play for Boston University in the fall, would have been a household name in Massachusetts had he played MIAA ball. He brought his talents to the ASFL boys All-Star Game, electrifying the crowd in the Catholic Memorial gym with an array of dunks and step-back three pointers, playing the game with an uncommon prowess. “I try to do a little b
Celia Neilson, Avery Bollin dazzle in girls ASFL All-Star Game (opens the original)
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WEST ROXBURY – Led by Bishop Fenwick’s Celia Neilson, Team White defeated Team Blue, 142-119, at the fifth annual A Shot For Life girls basketball All-Star Game. “I lost my grandfather to cancer, so this means a lot to me,” said Nelson (13 points, 9 rebounds and 6 assists), who will play at the Tilton School after leading Fenwick to a Division 3 state title in March. “We get to combine fundraising for cancer with basketball, which is pretty special.” Held in Catholic Memorial’s bandbox of a gym,
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