SOPHOMORE GUARD Kat Hassapis soars over the Essex Tech defense to score for the Hornets. (John Friberg Photo)
By DAN NUNN
NORTH READING — The Lady Hornets used a late game run to get past the Amesbury Indians 46-38 at home on Jan. 19. Senior basketball captain Frankie Elliott led the way with 14 points…
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JUNIOR JUSTIN DOROSH was fouled on the arm by his Lynnfield opponent. He then hit one of two foul shots to tie the game at 52-52 with 5 minutes remaining. (John Friberg Photo)
Stymie Amesbury 56-42
AMESBURY — With what Coach Joe Casey referred to as their best defensive effort of the…
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BOSTON — Every year during the second to last weekend in January the best track and field athletes meet at the Reggie Lewis Center in Roxbury to take part in the kick-off meet of the state-level competitive season – the Massachusetts State Track Coaches Association (MSTCA) Invitational.
The meet has come to be known by…
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HORNET VS. HORNET. Junior Tri-Captain Nic O’Connell chases down a loose ball and heads to the hoop duringa tight matchup between the North Reading and Manchester–Essex Hornets, won by North Reading, 70–69. (Deanna Castro Photo)
By DAN NUNN
NORTH READING — The Hornets boys’ basketball team got back to the .500 mark with their second…
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JUNIOR PATRICK DRISCOLL finds the back of the net for North Reading. (Stephanie Tannian Photo)
By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI
NORTH READING — On Martin Luther King Day, the North Reading High boys’ hockey team beat guest Beverly, 4–1, at Burbank Ice Arena in Reading. With that non–league victory, the Hornets improved to 8-3 overall.
“It is…
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PLENTY TO CELEBRATE. The NRHS boys’ and girls’ indoor track and field teams brought home a combined 51 medals and 71 points in the Div. 5 State Relay Championships. The boys were runners up with 37 team points while the girls took third with 34 points. Front row, with plaque: Brendan Carter and Aidan McDonald;
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HORNET JUNIOR Carly Swartz missed the first few games of the season with an injury, but returned to the lineup in time to play Masco. (John Friberg Photo)
By DAN NUNN
Downed by Chieftains 52-44
NORTH READING — The Lady Hornets suffered their first Cape Ann League loss of the season at the hands of…
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SOPHOMORE DEFENSEMAN James Doran scored his first goal of the season in North Reading’s 3–2 victory over Gloucester recently. (Stephanie Tannian Photo)
By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI
NORTH READING — It was a tough day for the North Reading High hockey team last Saturday afternoon as they were edged by host Newburyport, 6-5, at Graf Rink. What…
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ON CHRISTMAS EVE Coach Joe Casey held his annual NRHS Basketball Alumni Game, with Coach Mark Bisognano switching hats to play as an alumni. Players past, present and future played for two hours filled with trash talk, three-pointers and lots of great basketball. As is tradition, the NRHS alumni won 152–101. It’s a tribute to
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WAIT FOR IT…Senior forward Frankie Elliott waits for the rebound to come to her in the girls season opener against Newburyport, a Hornet victory. (Bob Turosz Photo)
By DAN NUNN
Stung by Wildcats 41-18
HAVERHILL — The Lady Hornets girls’ basketball team was downed by the Wilmington Wildcats, 41-18, in the first round of the…
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