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Every eye in the stadium is looking at them, waiting for them to bark out the signal that starts that week’s most important play. If they feel any pressure, they don’t let you see it.
You might think that a team needing to replace 1,700 rushing yards, over 1,050 passing yards, more than 850 receiving yards and 35 total touchdowns might be in trouble this fall.
Head coach Bob Serino isn't worried about his Swampscott High football team feeling overconfident, one that returns a deep and talented senior class that was a huge part of winning a sectional title in Division 5 North last November.
The Marblehead football squad steamrolled through the Northeastern Conference regular season a season ago en route to yet another league title.
Fast, physical and like they have something to prove.
Championships are won on the gridiron, not on paper. But the Bishop Fenwick football team heads into the 2019 campaign looking so strong at just about every position that they have to be a favorite to repeat as Catholic Central League champions.
A football team can never have too much speed, and this year the Masconomet Chieftains have some real burners in the backfield.
The slogan on the back of the Gloucester football team’s practice T-shirts reads, “Success is not given, it’s earned.”
Harrison Greenslade burst on to the high school football scene as a starting sophomore for the Pingree School last fall. The talented skill player led the Highlanders with 265 receiving yards and four touchdowns for a run-heavy squad.
Nobody is picking the Salem High Witches to win the Northeastern Conference in football this fall. But that doesn't mean they aren't capable of turning some heads.
The Manchester Essex football team has a new-look schedule in 2019 with six brand new regular season opponents.
There are nine seniors on the Hamilton-Wenham football team getting a little impatient when it comes to getting through its Week 1 bye and arriving at the season opener against Bishop Fenwick.
Last year was a magical one for the St. John’s Prep football team, one that ended with the Eagles being crowned Division 1 Super Bowl champs at Gillette Stadium. That team was loaded with talent on both sides of the ball, and the players graduation claimed left some very big shoes to fill.
Coming off of an eight-win campaign and having lost only four seniors to graduation, it's safe to say that expectations for the Ipswich High football team have been ramped up this season.
It's been a trying couple of seasons for now third-year head coach Dan Connors and his Essex Tech gridiron club.
Most Beverly High football historians would agree that the 1980s were the greatest decade in Panther football lore. Under legendary head coach Bill Hamor, the Orange-and-Black won 76 games, lost only 23 and tied two while capturing three Northeastern Conference titles, the first 10-win campa…
Team-by-team previews and features for all 13 schools in The Salem News coverage area for winter sports like boys and girls hockey, boys and girls basketball, boys and girls indoor track, swimming and wrestling.
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The faces in the pool may change over the years, but the focus of the Peabody High swim team does not.
Jimmy Guy is enthusiastic about his new head coaching job with the Salem High boys and girls indoor track teams. Wanting to pass along his love for running, the Witch City native has big plans for his two squads.
Whether they’re ahead, behind or locked in a tie game, new head coach Danielle Finocchario wants her Beverly High girls hockey team to be grateful that they can be on the ice.
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As far as consistency goes, Danvers’ girls basketball squad set the standard for the North Shore squads last winter.
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Team-by-Team previews, facts and figures heading into the 2018 high school football season. Click on the arrows below to scroll between the lead story about local linemen to the various previews for each different high school.
They are the unsung heroes of football — the guys who put their bodies on the line, both literally and figuratively, on every snap and almost never get to touch the ball or score a point.
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Every eye in the stadium is looking at them, waiting for them to bark out the signal that starts that week’s most important play. If they feel any pressure, they don’t let you see it.
You might think that a team needing to replace 1,700 rushing yards, over 1,050 passing yards, more than 850 receiving yards and 35 total touchdowns might be in trouble this fall.
Head coach Bob Serino isn't worried about his Swampscott High football team feeling overconfident, one that returns a deep and talented senior class that was a huge part of winning a sectional title in Division 5 North last November.
The Marblehead football squad steamrolled through the Northeastern Conference regular season a season ago en route to yet another league title.
Fast, physical and like they have something to prove.
Championships are won on the gridiron, not on paper. But the Bishop Fenwick football team heads into the 2019 campaign looking so strong at just about every position that they have to be a favorite to repeat as Catholic Central League champions.
A football team can never have too much speed, and this year the Masconomet Chieftains have some real burners in the backfield.
The slogan on the back of the Gloucester football team’s practice T-shirts reads, “Success is not given, it’s earned.”
Harrison Greenslade burst on to the high school football scene as a starting sophomore for the Pingree School last fall. The talented skill player led the Highlanders with 265 receiving yards and four touchdowns for a run-heavy squad.
Nobody is picking the Salem High Witches to win the Northeastern Conference in football this fall. But that doesn't mean they aren't capable of turning some heads.
The Manchester Essex football team has a new-look schedule in 2019 with six brand new regular season opponents.
There are nine seniors on the Hamilton-Wenham football team getting a little impatient when it comes to getting through its Week 1 bye and arriving at the season opener against Bishop Fenwick.
Last year was a magical one for the St. John’s Prep football team, one that ended with the Eagles being crowned Division 1 Super Bowl champs at Gillette Stadium. That team was loaded with talent on both sides of the ball, and the players graduation claimed left some very big shoes to fill.
Coming off of an eight-win campaign and having lost only four seniors to graduation, it's safe to say that expectations for the Ipswich High football team have been ramped up this season.
It's been a trying couple of seasons for now third-year head coach Dan Connors and his Essex Tech gridiron club.
Most Beverly High football historians would agree that the 1980s were the greatest decade in Panther football lore. Under legendary head coach Bill Hamor, the Orange-and-Black won 76 games, lost only 23 and tied two while capturing three Northeastern Conference titles, the first 10-win campa…
Team-by-team previews and features for all 13 schools in The Salem News coverage area for winter sports like boys and girls hockey, boys and girls basketball, boys and girls indoor track, swimming and wrestling.
BOYS BASKETBALL
The faces in the pool may change over the years, but the focus of the Peabody High swim team does not.
Jimmy Guy is enthusiastic about his new head coaching job with the Salem High boys and girls indoor track teams. Wanting to pass along his love for running, the Witch City native has big plans for his two squads.
Whether they’re ahead, behind or locked in a tie game, new head coach Danielle Finocchario wants her Beverly High girls hockey team to be grateful that they can be on the ice.
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As far as consistency goes, Danvers’ girls basketball squad set the standard for the North Shore squads last winter.
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Team-by-Team previews, facts and figures heading into the 2018 high school football season. Click on the arrows below to scroll between the lead story about local linemen to the various previews for each different high school.
They are the unsung heroes of football — the guys who put their bodies on the line, both literally and figuratively, on every snap and almost never get to touch the ball or score a point.
It's playoff time and The Salem News sports staff chat with MSO Web Radio's Bill Newell and Gloucester Times sports editor Nick Curcuru about the upcoming baseball, softball, boys and girls lacrosse, boys and girls tennis pairings and more.
The sports staff talk with Bill Newell from MSO Web Radio about things North Shore sports, chatting about the baseball, softball, boys and girls lacrosse landscape while venturing off on some other topics.
From girls tennis and national high school gymnastics championships and everything in between, the sports guys have all kinds of news, notes and anecdotes to pass along in this week's podcast. Tune in for all the latest!
With six weeks of Fall 2 football in the books and one weekend remaining, the guys chat about what they see happening this weekend, how some upsets could be pulled off, and what to watch for as the pigskin campaign wraps up.
Five weeks of high school football are in the books for the Fall 2 season and just two remain. The guys talk about who's still undefeated, what the big games are this weekend, and who the top wide receivers on the North Shore among other topics.
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