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Wealth of riches — What’s next for Boston sports

Wealth of riches — What’s next for Boston sports

In 2001, I sat and watched from the wood floor of my grandparents’ house as the New England Patriots pulled off an upset of epic proportions, beating the St. Louis Rams for their first of three Super Bowl victories in the next decade. The Patriots’ third Lombardi trophy coincided with the Red Sox first World

Softball drops doubleheader to University of Maine

In their America East debut, the women of UMass Lowell’s softball team dropped both games in a doubleheader against the Maine Black Bears. In the first game, the River Hawks found themselves in a hole early, giving up five runs over the first two innings. They managed just one run against Maine pitcher Alexis Bogdanovich.

River Hawk baseball’s rally falls short against Bryant

The UMass Lowell men’s baseball team dropped a tough game to Bryant University after their late game rally fell just short. The River Hawks were down 5-0 after four innings but earned multiple runs of their own to make it close, ultimately losing 5-4. “Good effort today against a very good Bryant team,” head coach

Champions again!

River Hawks claim second consecutive Hockey East title with win over UNH The UMass Lowell hockey team took home their second Hockey East tournament championship in as many years over the weekend after making easy work of Notre Dame in the semis and New Hampshire in the final at the TD Garden in Boston. Both

Omar Abdi runs for his roots in Poland

UMass Lowell track and field member Omar Abdi found himself on unfamiliar ground Friday in Sopot, Poland, running at the IAAF World Indoor Track and Field Championships. Abdi represented his home country Somalia at the event. He showcased a competitive spirit and improved attitude in the competition but was unable to qualify for the 1,500