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Lacrosse advances with victory BY STEVE SHEPPARD INDEPENDENT SPORTS EDITOR For a young program, last Thursday's overtime win by the boys' lacrosse team can be viewed as downright historic. "That was the first time we've ever won a playoff game on the road, ever," an understandably happy coach Rick Blair said of the come from behind victory over Norwell. More ...
a celebration of athleticism BY STEVE SHEPPARD INDEPENDENT SPORTS EDITOR In a celebration of athleticism in which competitors of all ages take part, the 27th annual Iron Teams Relay once again attracted scores of island participants Sunday. The annual event that helps raise money for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Nantucket, puts less emphasis on competition and more on t... More ...
BY STEVE SHEPPARD INDEPENDENT SPORTS EDITOR If you had to be anywhere on island Sunday afternoon, the place to be was the softball diamond, where the Lady Whalers advanced in state tournament play in an extra inning comeback gem that is worthy of all-time Nantucket High School status. More ... Baseball squad ends season at home BY STEVE SHEPPARD INDEPENDENT SPORTS EDITOR It looked extremely promising for the Whalers through five innings Friday afternoon, but a victory just wasn't in the cards as Bristol-Plymouth scored five times in the top of the sixth, creating a deficit Nantucket couldn't overcome, and ending the high school baseball season in the first round of... More ...
BIRDS OF NANTUCKET by Kenneth Turner Blackshaw Strangely enough, there seem to be too few birds named after John James Audubon. He is perceived as the father of North American ornithology but perhaps that was because he was better at managing his publicity. He was also good enough to name many birds for his friends and colleagues, and they forg... More ... |
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