Worcester Sports News

Local high school, college, and pro sports news in Worcester, MA

• 21 hrs ago | via Worcester Telegram & Gazette 

  Petrone shines as CMass stars earn win

  LOCAL Leicester's Ryan Petrone had a two-run double and a single and was named the MVP as the Central Mass.

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• Monday | via Worcester Telegram & Gazette 

  Grafton Hill rallies for win vs. North County

  American Legion Grafton Hill 4, North County 2 : Ryan Belinkas had a two-run double with one out in the top of the ninth as Grafton Hill rallied for three runs to win.

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• Friday Jun 14 | via Sentinel & Enterprise 

  Emile Johnson's legacy will never fade

  SENTINEL & ENTERPRISE / JOHN LOVE Emile Johnson, who is retiring after 43 years as head coach of the Leominster High varsity baseball team, speaks to his players during a May 28 practice at Doyle Field.

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• Thursday Jun 13 | via Worcester Telegram & Gazette 

  Hometeam: Aztecs rally in eighth to reach final

  Assabet Valley was three outs away from seeing everything it worked for this past season fall into the abyss.

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• Monday Jun 10 | via Worcester Telegram & Gazette 

  Notre Dame softball Rebels storm into semifinals

  Still playing games in June. That's the goal of every high school softball team when the spring sports season begins in early April.

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• Monday Jun 10 | via Worcester Telegram & Gazette 

  Stearns propels Sturbridge to American Legion win

  AMERICAN LEGION Sturbridge 4, North County 3: Bubba Stearns' one-out double drove in Jake Boilard and Kyle Lavallee with the tying and winning runs in the bottom of the seventh as Sturbridge rallied past visiting North County.

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• Thursday Jun 6 | via Sentinel & Enterprise 

  Leominster wins thriller to reach district championship

  The 43-year Leominster High baseball coach is having too much fun with his never-say-die Blue Devils to call it a career just yet.

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• Wednesday Jun 5 | via Sentinel & Enterprise 

  Leominster wins thriller, reaches district title game

  The 43-year Leominster High baseball coach is having too much fun with his never-say-die Blue Devils to call it a career just yet.

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• Wednesday Jun 5 | via Worcester Telegram & Gazette 

  Worcester brothers act quickly and save a life

  When they were swimming at Buffumville Lake in Charlton Saturday, Miguel and Giovante Swenson were doing what most teens do to cool off and have fun on a hot summer-like day.

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