NORTH SHORE (Podcast) This week the sports writers review the MIAA power rankings and preview how our local north shore teams may do in the upcoming MIAA post season state tournament. Information on Baseball, Softball, Tennis, and Lacrosse. Additional Twitter updates are posted below.
Hear from: Phil Stacey (Executive Sports Editor), Matt Williams (Assistant Sports Editor), Nick Giannino, Nick Curcuru (Gloucester Times Sports Editor), and MSO’s Bill Newell
Twitter Updates
The Division 4, 5 and 6 state track meets finished up on Monday afternoon, with several local athletes and teams having outstanding performances — led by Ipswich, whose boys team finished second overall while the Tiger girls placed fifth. https://t.co/tr8SIe37oX
— Salem News Sports (@salemnewssports) May 31, 2022
Gloucester track saw several runners qualify for the All-State Meet with top 3 finishes at the Div. 4 meet.
Caroline MacKinnon- 2nd, 800m
Darcy Muller- 2nd, 400m
Colby Rochford- 3rd, 400m
Girls 4x800m relay (Mackay Brooks, Caelie Patrick, Whitney Turner, Kendall Newton)- 2nd— GDT Sports (@GDTSports) May 31, 2022
Salem State University's Department of Athletics recently held its annual varsity awards banquet — better known as the 'VeSPYs' — where a total of 61 seniors were honored for their collegiate athletic careers. https://t.co/zL6y7N7Swv
— Salem News Sports (@salemnewssports) May 31, 2022
The North Shore boasts an insider — -Salem native and long-time resident Chip Tuttle — working behind the scenes for The Country Club in Brookline as it prepares to host the 122nd U.S. Open June 16-19. https://t.co/zzXsiTIEMb
— Salem News Sports (@salemnewssports) May 31, 2022
