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WESTFIELD - Two tri-meets into the 2021 regular season the Westfield High School gymnastics team is still standing atop Western Massachusetts unbeaten.

Girls Lacrosse: 100th point just the beginning for Granby’s Ella Laliberte Granby's Ella Laliberte notched her 100th career point in the second quarter against Chicopee Comp on Thursday. GAZETTE STAFF / FILE PHOTO Related stories She reached the milestone in a 10-5 home win over Chicopee Comp on Thursday. After entering the game with 94 career points, Laliberte factored into the Rams’ first five scores with an assist and four goals. “We talked about that as a team. We try to get everybody their goals and achievements,” Granby coach Allie Roy said. “Everyone was on their game to ...

Published: 4/9/2021 8:17:01 PM HOLYOKE — Holyoke’s rushing attack never took its foot off the gas as the Purple Knights amassed over 300 yards on the ground to capture a convincing 26-7 victory over Westfield on Friday night at the Roberts Sports Complex. William Dumoulin rushed for 214 yards and two scores, while Dylan Lubold added another touchdown and 129 yards on the ground in the victory. After allowing 34 points to Chicopee Comp a week ago, Holyoke head coach Joe Dutsar said his sole objective was to improve thigns on the defensive side of the ball entering Friday. “We were very ...

Williston’s Jordyn Meunier hits 1,000 points Williston Northampton’s Jordyn Meunier recently joined the 1,000-point club. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Staff Reports Jordyn Meunier made history recently for the Williston-Northampton School girls basketball program. The senior, who hails from Longmeadow, joined the 1,000-point club in a game against Wilbraham Monson Academy. Meunier became the eighth girl in Williston history to accomplish the feat. A five-year starter for the program and three-time All-NEPSAC selection, Meunier is averaging 25 points per game this winter. She signed her National Lett...

Technical high schools adapt to COVID’s immense challenge Updated Feb 16, 2021; Posted Feb 16, 2021 1/21/2921 -Westfield- Students at work in Westfield Technical Academy's auto repair shop. (Don Treeger / The Republican) Facebook Share The vocational director at Roger L. Putnam Vocational Technical Academy says the last 11 months have been difficult, but could have been worse. “Some districts were caught (unprepared for the coronavirus pandemic). They planned for hybrid last summer and then had to go back to full remote,” said Joao Alves, who supervises the training of 1,300 vocationa...