![STONEHAM – After falling behind by three goals in the first period, Lowell High had to skate uphill with its season on the line. The Red Raiders spent much of the final two periods on the attack, wheeling about the ice in hope of staging a rally that would continue their postseason journey. On two […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/LOW-L-lowHanoverHockey052-1.jpg?w=108 "STONEHAM – After falling behind by three goals in the first period, Lowell High had to skate uphill with its season on the line. The Red Raiders spent much of the final two periods on the attack, wheeling about the ice in hope of staging a rally that would continue their postseason journey. On two […]")
Red Raiders’ run comes to close in semifinals
STONEHAM – After falling behind by three goals in the first period, Lowell High had to skate uphill with its season on the line. The Red Raiders spent much of...
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![GROTON – The lessons learned from dealing with adversity have made Bradley teDuits a better quarterback. Last season, teDuits directed a Groton-Dunstable offense that ran into one brick wall after another, while struggling to put points on the scoreboard. The Crusaders only won one game in 2018, scoring eight points or less in seven of […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/low-l-quarterback2-1.jpg?w=121 "GROTON – The lessons learned from dealing with adversity have made Bradley teDuits a better quarterback. Last season, teDuits directed a Groton-Dunstable offense that ran into one brick wall after another, while struggling to put points on the scoreboard. The Crusaders only won one game in 2018, scoring eight points or less in seven of […]")
Bradley teDuits leading Groton-Dunstable’s football revival
GROTON – The lessons learned from dealing with adversity have made Bradley teDuits a better quarterback. Last season, teDuits directed a Groton-Dunstable offense that ran into one brick wall after...
Bradley teDuits leading Groton-Dunstable’s football revival
GROTON – The lessons learned from dealing with adversity have made Bradley teDuits a better quarterback. Last season, teDuits directed a Groton-Dunstable offense that ran into one brick wall after...
![GROTON — The Groton-Dunstable boys’ soccer team has gone back to the future. The Crusaders’ program has a pedigree of winning that few schools in the area can match. On head coach Sean Wisbey’s watch, Groton-Dunstable won back-to-back Division 2 state titles in 2011 and 2012. In 2015, the Crusaders advanced to the Division 1 […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/LOW-L-grotonSoccerSH_042-1.jpg?w=73 "GROTON — The Groton-Dunstable boys’ soccer team has gone back to the future. The Crusaders’ program has a pedigree of winning that few schools in the area can match. On head coach Sean Wisbey’s watch, Groton-Dunstable won back-to-back Division 2 state titles in 2011 and 2012. In 2015, the Crusaders advanced to the Division 1 […]")
Surging Groton-Dunstable locks up tournament berth
GROTON — The Groton-Dunstable boys’ soccer team has gone back to the future. The Crusaders’ program has a pedigree of winning that few schools in the area can match. On...
![LOWELL Arthur Ramalho will always be remembered as Lowell’s patriarch of pugilism. Ramalho was involved in the Greater Lowell/Central New England Golden Gloves since 1968, serving as the long-time Director of Contestants for the region’s historic amateur boxing tournament. He also owned, operated and trained boxers at the West End Gym in Lowell, where Ramalho […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/low-l-ramalho1-1.jpg?w=132 "LOWELL Arthur Ramalho will always be remembered as Lowell’s patriarch of pugilism. Ramalho was involved in the Greater Lowell/Central New England Golden Gloves since 1968, serving as the long-time Director of Contestants for the region’s historic amateur boxing tournament. He also owned, operated and trained boxers at the West End Gym in Lowell, where Ramalho […]")
Lowell’s patriarch of pugilism has passed on
LOWELL Arthur Ramalho will always be remembered as Lowell’s patriarch of pugilism. Ramalho was involved in the Greater Lowell/Central New England Golden Gloves since 1968, serving as the long-time Director...
Murphy returns to his home roots
Jordan Murphy knows his way around the Merrimack Valley Conference without any need of a compass.
Kilpatrick takes over at Ayer Shirley
AYER — For more than two decades, Rick Kilpatrick served as a symbol of victory on the sideline for the Acton-Boxboro boys' basketball team. Kilpatrick was the head coach at...
Cashman carries a big stick for River Hawk softball team
LOWELL -- Courtney Cashman possesses a seemingly bottomless reservoir of athletic talent. At Governor's Academy in Byfield, Cashman excelled in softball, basketball and volleyball, earning Independent School League all-star honors...
Townsend’s Kinney claims silver at All-States
DANVERS -- Chelmsford High sophomore Evan Kinney, a school choice student from Townsend, placed second at 106 pounds at the MIAA All-State Championships at St. John's Prep. Wrestling Kinney claimed...
Thornton’s career missing only a Stanley Cup
He stands 6-foot-4, weighs 220 pounds and is one of only 11 players in National Hockey League history to score 400 goals and dish out 1,000 assists. A playmaking center...