Monday, February 25, 2013
The North Reading High School boys and girls basketball teams will join the Hornet hockey team in the MIAA playoffs starting this week.
The Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association revealed its postseason brackets over the weekend, and a trio of North Reading High School teams are among the teams that will get to work in the upcoming week. Boys Basketball The Hornets haven't lost this season, a trend they hope to continue throughout the North Division 3 bracket. After a 20-0 regular season, North Reading enters the tournament as the No. 1 seed. The Hornets earned a first round bye and will take on the winner of Northeast Regional versus Watertown in the quarterfinal round. That game is scheduled to take place on Sunday, March 3, at North Reading. Girls Basketball In the North Division 3 girls bracket, the No. 13 Lady Hornets record of 10-10 qualified them for …
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Thursday, February 14, 2013
For Valentine's Day, tell us what you love most about the town you call home.
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Whether it’s the local schools, the coffee shop, or the proximity from home to a great park, everyone has something they love about their community. Since it's Valentine's Day, we want to hear from you about what you love most about North Reading and what makes it so special. Please post comments and pictures here to show us all your favorite things about North Reading!
Friday, July 13, 2012
Lisa Zanchi has seen first-hand the results of the Pan-Mass Challenge.
North Reading resident Lisa Zanchi is proof of the power of the Pan-Mass Challenge. In 2006, Zanchi's cousin Molly was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. Her family members decided to form a team and ride the PMC. Zanchi was unable to join the team that first year, but the following year, she joined and she will be riding for the fifth consecutive year this year. "That first year there were six people," said Zanchi. "And it grew to 20 people in one year. This year we'll have about 10 people riding." Zanchi added the ranks of the team have expanded from just family to include friends of family. The Pan-Mass Challenge is a two-day bike-a-thon from Sturbridge to Provincetown. The event, held every year since 1979, is the largest …
Saturday, June 16, 2012
The baseball team won 8-4 against Mt. Everett.
North Reading Hornets are the State Champions. North Reading defeated Mount Everett 8-4 Saturday afternoon, thanks to a six-run rally in the second where the Hornets got runs from Eric Gordon, Kyle Boucher, Keith Linnane, Dennis Rollfs and Tom Day, and Ryley Warnock. Warnock also came in to pitch 5 1/3 innings of relief as well as allowing only two hits and giving up no earned runs. Check out our live blog from the game for complete play-by-play. Tune in Sunday morning for a complete game wrap-up.
Monday, June 4, 2012
Second-half surge propels Hornets to semifinals.
After being forced to come back against Austin Prep in its first-round game, the North Reading boys lacrosse team needed to make a statement. The Hornets did just that against Archbishop Williams on Sunday. In front of an enthusiastic home crowd, the Hornets erupted for 10 goals in the second half to bury the Archies 15-6 in a Division 3 quarterfinal at Kenney Field. “They’re a good team,” North Reading Coach Chuck Campobasso said of his squad. “I think some people overlook them a little bit. We had to match Archbishop Williams’ intensity, kind of find ourselves a little bit, and at the end of the day play some basic lacrosse.” Senior star, and Eastern Connecticut State recruit, Cody Carbone led the charge for the Hornets in the second …
Maureen Vacca
2:23 pm on Thursday, February 14, 2013
I love so many things about our community! Family values are evident, people fund-raised to hire a Youth Director when our kids were in need. People of all faiths are free to celebrate their religions & churches often hold interfaith services such as Easter Sunrise service on The Common and the Nativity at Christmas. Our neighborhoods are friendly to folks of all ages, and our town employees do … more ›