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- Sep 23, 2026
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History made: Watertown legend Eileen Donahue joins 800-win club (opens the original)
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WATERTOWN – At this point, Eileen Donahue’s Hall of Fame book of rare coaching feats seems endless. The Watertown field hockey head coach added yet another chapter Tuesday night with a 4-0 win over Stoneham, joining rare company with her 800th career win. Kaylee Master’s two goals led scoring after a slow start, helping Donahue join Emmaus (Pa.) head coach Sue Butz-Stavin (1,127 wins), former Lower Dauphin (Pa.) head coach Linda Kreiser (876 wins) and former Shore (N.J.) head coach Nancy William
Will Harrison, Tewksbury roll over Foxboro on the road (opens the original)
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FOXBORO — The last time the Tewksbury football team took the field for a meaningful game, it had a 14-point halftime lead over Scituate in the Div. 4 Super Bowl at Gillette Stadium, which it eventually lost in an all-time thriller. Naturally, with the Redmen in the same situation for their season opener in the same town Friday night, head coach Brian Aylward already found a teachable moment for his group. And despite several punches from three-time reigning Div. 5 finalist Foxboro to nearly stea
Will Harrison, Tewksbury roll over Foxboro on the road (opens the original)
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FOXBORO — The last time the Tewksbury football team took the field for a meaningful game, it had a 14-point halftime lead over Scituate in the Div. 4 Super Bowl at Gillette Stadium, which it eventually lost in an all-time thriller. Naturally, with the Redmen in the same situation for their season opener in the same town Friday night, head coach Brian Aylward already found a teachable moment for his group. And despite several punches from three-time reigning Div. 5 finalist Foxboro to nearly stea
Boston College defense leaning on stout secondary to engineer turnaround (opens the original)
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CHESTNUT HILL — Energy remained high in Boston College’s preseason work at Fish Field House, rolling over the excitement of a fresh start from Wednesday’s first practice into the group’s third practice Saturday morning — and its first with shoulder pads on. That energy is exactly what fueled an overall good day for the defense, and is a point of emphasis from senior defensive back Max Tucker — one of the leaders in arguably the Eagles’ most experienced position group — in what he thinks will spe
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