I’m not a sports writer. I pretended to be one this summer when Southborough went to the Little League championships, but we all know that attempt was a thinly-veiled charade. Read the full article → from What kind of sports coverage do you want to see on the blog?
Southborough Youth Basketball welcomes girls and boys of all abilities in grades 1 through 8 to sign up for the town basketball league. Read the full article → from Registration for Southborough Youth Basketball open through October 14
The Tomahawks kick off their football season at home on Saturday night against St. Peter Marian. The game was originally scheduled for Friday night, but was moved to Saturday. Read the full article → from Algonquin football kicks off its seaon on Saturday night
It was a season of amazing moments for the Southboro Little League team, but I have to imagine one of the most amazing came on Saturday night, long after the season had ended. Read the full article → from Southboro championship Little League team honored at Fenway Park
If you want to support the T-Hawks this season, here’s your chance. The team is looking for sponsors for its annual program book which is sold to fans at games and kept as mementos for the players and their families. Read the full article → from T-Hawk football looking for sponsors
Baseball was big in Southborough this summer, and the Metrowest Daily News reports today that some parents want to capitalize on the town’s excitement over the sport. Read the full article → from Lights at Mooney Field – a good idea or not?
Southborough Recreation is sponsoring a 3-day field hockey clinic for kids in grades four through six starting on Wednesday. Read the full article → from Southborough Rec offers field hockey clinic this week
I can’t say I’ve ever watched much Little League play before this summer, and only ever had vague notions of the Little League World Series in years past. But this year, things are different. I don’t know about you, but thanks to the amazing run by our hometown boys, I now feel surprisingly invested in the New England championships, even though our team is no longer in it. Read the full article → from Poll: Are you still following the Little League tournament?
The Southboro Little League team returned home this morning in grand style. With a police and fire escort, the team’s tour bus paraded down Main Street and then to Mooney Field where a crowd was waiting to welcome them home. Read the full article → from PHOTOS: Little League team welcomed home
After a season that made us all proud, the Southboro Little League team will come home on Thursday morning from Bristol, CT. According to an email sent out by the Southborough Recreation Department, the team should get in to Finn around 11:30 am. Read the full article → from Little League team to arrive home Thursday morning
It was an amazing run for the Southboro Little League team, but it all came to an end today with a loss to Fairfield, CT in the final game of round-robin play. The boys played their hearts out, holding the lead for most of the game. Fairfield powered back in the top of the sixth inning to tie the game, and then won in the seventh by a score of 9-8. Read the full article → from Heartbreak in Bristol: Southboro Little Leaguers eliminated
Southboro fell behind early against the undefeated Cumberland, RI team, and despite their efforts were never able to catch back up. Cumberland won the game by a score of 15-5. The game was called in the bottom of the fourth inning due to the 10-run mercy rule. You can read all the details in the Worcester Telegram & Gazette. Read the full article → from Results from today’s Little League game against Rhode Island
If you want to check out some Southboro Little League action, but can’t make the trip to Connecticut, now’s your chance. Southboro’s game from Bristol will be televised today on NESN starting at 1:00 pm. Read the full article → from Reminder: Southboro Little League game on NESN today
The Southborough 12-year-old Little League team may be getting all the press right now, but their 8-year-old peers also have a season to celebrate. Earlier this summer they took home a championship of their own. More details below from a My Southborough reader. Read the full article → from More baseball success in Southborough this summer