by Nick Hansell
Field hockey, 7-7-2, won the Carey Division of the Bay State Conference before losing to Chelmsford in the first round of the State Tournament.
by Kristian Lundberg
Entering the season, the question hovering over field hockey was whether the Tigers could return to the postseason and improve off of last year’s success—despite undergoing a rebuilding season.
by Emmett Greenberg
Although freshman field hockey did not calculate its record, the team played well as a team despite inexperience, coach Shannon Manning said.
by Kristian Lundberg
The final score narrates only part of the story.
Although Chelmsford pulled out a 5-2 victory in the first round of the State Tournament Friday, field hockey refused to quit, even when facing a nearly insurmountable deficit.
by Kristian Lundberg
Heading into a crucial game for her squad, Framingham coach Ellen Sowa knew she would need to stop senior Bobby Grimshaw, a key cog in the Tigers' offensive machine, to have any chance of winning.
by Kristian Lundberg
With only five varsity players returning from last season, coach Celeste Myers expected field hockey to undergo a rebuilding year.
