Successful UMass softball coach battling cancer
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Apr 05AMHERST - Longtime University of Massachusetts softball coach Elaine Sortino, one of just five active coaches with... »
AMHERST - Longtime University of Massachusetts softball coach Elaine Sortino, one of just five active coaches with... »
The Boston Amateur Basketball Club (BABC) is set to host the 2012 George “Trigger” Burke Tipoff Tournament this Friday, March 30 through Sunday, April 1 in Boston. The tournament will feature 43 teams competing across 6 age divisions for players in gr... »
The University of Massachusetts football program has never landed a recruit like quarterback Todd Stafford before. When Stafford told UMass coach Charley Molnar that he wanted to be a Minuteman last Thursday he became the first player to commit to UMas... »
By Dr. Annie Brewster On March 19, 1991, Larry Brennan broke his neck. He was 18 years old and suddenly paralyzed. He’s had to use a wheelchair ever since. At the time of the accident, Larry was a freshman at the University of Massachusetts Amherst; he... »
14 people were arrested on campus after police in riot gear were forced to disperse hundreds of students when the Patriots lost the Super Bowl. »
A new poll just released by UMass-Amherst shows that Elizabeth Warren has continued to gather strength and is now slightly ahead of Scott Brown. The poll shows Warren with 43% of the vote to Brown’s 39%, a 4% lead that is barely inside the poll’s margi... »
With the end of the Theo Epstein era in Boston comes the beginning of Ben Cherington’s reign as general manager. Born in New Hampshire, Cherington was raised as a Red Sox fan throughout his childhood, often imitating the batting stances of favorite pla... »
Scientist’s death ends her unique research The University of Massachusetts Amherst is shutting down a prominent laboratory after the death late last year of the high-profile scientist who oversaw the research. In most fields, that would be the end of t... »