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Almost two months into the new school year, local students have their routines set in the classroom.
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Jacob Hudgins of Andover, a member of the U.S. junior national rowing team, won a silver medal at the 2019 World Rowing Junior Championships.
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ANDOVER — Brown football player Max Beati may wear size 17s, but he still has mighty big shoes to fill.
In case you missed it, Andover’s Mike Yastrzemski is playing possibly the best baseball of his life on the big league stage, after more than a month as the San Francisco Giants’ most dangerous hitter.
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Andover’s Cole Chingris has returned to the Merrimack Valley on a mission.
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Just months after coaching the Andover girls hockey team to its best season in more than a decade, Kevin Drew is set to take over the Golden Warrior boys program.
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Andover American Little League lost a tough battle to North Andover the night of Friday, June 28, dropping the game 9-8 after North Andover's Nick Ottaviani’s second double of the game, a two-run shot in the bottom of the sixth, giving North Andover the walkoff win.
After the long, grueling spring, there’s no rest for those who want to keep playing baseball.
Sometimes, when it comes to running, training less can be a positive.
Summer has officially arrived, and with it comes the official end to Andover High’s 2018-19 sports campaign.
Andover’s David Grossman recently took home Merrimack Valley Conference boys tennis Most Valuable Player honors, while Isabel Zhou earned MVC girls tennis MVP.
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LOWELL — Few knew Arvin Nunez’s name heading into last week. But with a trip to the North championship on the line, the Andover senior made a name for himself in a major way.
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Corina Muntean and Isabel Zhou entered the Andover girls tennis season as the No. 1 and No. 2 singles players. And little separated the two on the court.
Jacob Hudgins began swimming competitively around age seven and, for a long time, imagined himself continuing to do so in college.
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Quiet. Calculated. Precise.
Andover sophomore pitcher Sara Folan has learned to relax and stay calm.
Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Mike Babcock recalled getting a phone call from his son, Michael Jr., who was on a recruiting visit at Merrimack College.
ANDOVER — Just days into his track career, Andover junior Michael Makiej had an idea.
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Some dreams apparently don't happen overnight. And nobody personifies that better than Andover native Michael Yastrzemski.
PHILADELPHIA — The Merrimack College men’s lacrosse program walked into the history books on Sunday.
First impressions are nice, but lasting impressions are even better.
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Thursday, May 23
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Anna Higgins knew she had work to do when the spring arrived.
Friday, May 17
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After 30 years and more than 450 victories, Andover boys basketball coach Dave Fazio has earned one of the most prestigious honors of his career.
Friday, May 10
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ANDOVER — A bill before the Legislature that would prohibit younger football players from tackling failed to score any points at a forum Wednesday evening.
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Throughout his stellar baseball career at Andover High School, Timmy Kalantzakos was primarily an outfielder.
Friday, May 3
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The journey has not been easy for Andover’s Sarah Rothmann, but it has been rewarding.
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When you’re as busy as Andover track star Delia Barbanti, it helps to be fast.
NOTE: Here’s a look at this spring’s Andover High boys and girls lacrosse teams.
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CHESTNUT HILL — Welcome to the world of Big Boy college football, which was on display on the Boston College campus Saturday afternoon.
NOTE: Here is Part 1 of the Andover Townsman’s look at Andover High’s spring sports teams. Boys and girls lacrosse will appear in next week’s Townsman.
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After six seasons as a member of the Baltimore Orioles minor league system, Andover’s Michael Yastrzemski is set to kick off his first season as a member of the San Fransisco Giants organization.
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For years, Samantha Hughes was known above all else for one remarkable play on the basketball court.
Andover Showtime, a newly created travel basketball team in Andover made up of 5th- to 7th-graders, did quite well in its inaugural season, according to head coach Adam Beck.
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