youth sports

Governors from New England and New Jersey made the move to block community spread of COVID-19.

Youth sports practices, but not games, are allowed under Phase 2 of the Massachusetts reopening plan.

Mayor Mitchell announced New Bedford will follow the second phase of Gov. Baker’s reopening plan, which allows for additional sector reopening on Monday, June 8.

There are too many sore losers.

The next seminar seeks to inform kids about CTE in 'Youth Football and Risks Associated with Repetitive Brain Trauma.'

Baseball is back and with it the hopes and dreams of a new season. My wife and I spent countless Spring and Summer evenings and weekends on baseball fields throughout the region. Rush home from work, hustle to practice or to the game.   My turn to work the concession stand...

Student athletes are more brawny and better built than they were a generation ago! And that means they play rougher.

It's been a busy summer with youth sports. I saw both sides of the spectrum this year. I saw some great games, some nice sportsmanship and there were some things that still have me amazed and sickened.

With all the talk recently about 12-year-old Kayla Roncin fueling her Tom's River, New Jersey Little League team to the state championship, a lot has been made about a girl being the star of a baseball team. But as I've pointed out on the air the past few days, it's nothing new in these parts...

Kayla Roncin is the star player on her baseball team, and the 12-year-old hit a two-run homer to put her Toms River, New Jersey team ahead and eventually win the state championship. She also pitched the final out, putting her team in the regional tournament, one step away from the Little League World Series...