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I'm a passionate sports storyteller and a junior studying journalism at Boston University's College of Communication.


I work part-time at The Boston Globe as a high school sports correspondent and cover BU's men's and women's hockey for the Boston Hockey Blog. I also cover BU sports for BU Today, the University's daily website. In Spring 2022, I was sports editor at The Daily Free Press (BU's student newspaper), and I have also been published on MassLive.com, The Sunday Telegraph and the Rivertowns Enterprise. 

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Anthony Dilbert’s moment of redemption propels Boston International past TechBoston and into Division 5 semifinals - The Boston Globe

Dilbert got the ultimate redemption, scoring the overtime winner to lead the top-seeded Lions (16-2-3) to a 3-2 win over No. 9 TechBoston (8-6-3) Wednesday at Madison Park in the Division 5 quarterfinals.“I felt disappointed, but I knew we had enough time to change that,” Dilbert said. “Just keep trying and trying.”When Boston International midfielder Anthony Dilbert missed a penalty kick with his team trailing by a goal, the senior didn’t let his frustration drag down his play. Instead, he kick...
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Feeling positive, Wellesley girls power to fourth straight Division 2 swim championship - The Boston Globe

It led to a dominant first-place finish. Wellesley captured the Division 2 crown for the fourth year in a row with 384 points, besting North Andover (225) and Belmont (200) at Boston University.So the Raiders kept things light, putting an extra emphasis on “good vibes” and “positive energy” in their practices leading up to Sunday’s MIAA Division 2 state meet.Even after cruising to a title at the South Sectional meet last Sunday, the Wellesley girls’ swim and dive team was frustrated with its per...
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PREVIEW: BU women’s hockey with a chance to extend win streak to nine in home-and-home with Merrimack – The Boston Hockey Blog

Just over a month ago, the Boston University women’s hockey team began its head-turning start to the season with a 7-1 romp over Merrimack. 
It was a convincing win, but questions about the team’s makeup remained. Even after that season-opening statement, few could have predicted the position the Terriers are in now.
A seven-game win streak that could be nine by Friday night. A place in the USCHO poll. A solidified starting goaltender in Callie Shanahan. A young star in Lola Reid. A fully bought...
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Milo Brandon makes his mark for Lexington in Division 1 first-round win over Wellesley - The Boston Globe

Brandon made his mark in his first taste of tournament soccer, scoring his first varsity goal to lift the No. 12 Minutemen to a 2-0 victory over No. 21 Wellesley in a MIAA Division 1 first-round win Wednesday night.The freshman midfielder spent most of the fall with Lexington’s freshman squad before he was called up to the varsity with five games left in the regular season.Just one month ago, Milo Brandon couldn’t have imagined what he accomplished Wednesday night.“That’s why high school socce...
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Preseason work, bonding forge Sharon boys’ soccer into a winner - The Boston Globe

“It kind of shows who you are,” Martinez said. “If you’re willing to get up and support your teammates through every step of that, then I know they all have my back in the season, too.”At the request of captains Diego Martinez, Owen Soby, and Maxwell Sheng, the team arrived just before 4 a.m. for a 9-mile double loop around the lake. Every player on the roster took part.Groggy and bleary-eyed, the Sharon boys’ soccer team kicked off its season in late August — not at a field, but at the banks of...
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BU men’s hockey wins third straight with 4-2 victory over UConn, but frustrations mount for unsatisfied Pandolfo – The Boston Hockey Blog

BOSTON — Once again, Jay Pandolfo’s postgame press conference began with a refrain that has defined the first weeks of the season for the Boston University men’s hockey team.
“I liked the result,” BU’s head coach said. “But…”
For the second week in a row, Pandolfo put extra emphasis on the “but.” The Terriers scraped out a 4-2 win over the University of Connecticut in Friday’s Hockey East opener, but Pandolfo was left scratching his head at his team’s inconsistent play.
“We are complicating our...
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PREVIEW: Women’s hockey to open season against Merrimack Tuesday at Agganis Arena – The Boston Hockey Blog

Talk of transfer portal losses and additions, unfortunate losses to Holy Cross and high hopes for a bounceback season can only last so long.
After a seven-month offseason, it’s finally time to see the Boston University women’s hockey team hit the ice — this time, for a game that counts. 
The Terriers will open up regular season play in a Hockey East matchup against Merrimack College Tuesday night at Agganis Arena. The puck will drop at 6 p.m. 
Here’s what you need to know. 
Without any media ava...
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EMass boys’ soccer: With five goals and 7 points in two games, Hingham’s Adam Healey headlines Players of the Week - The Boston Globe

Avery Brodsky, Needham — The junior put the Rockets on his back in a thrilling 4-3 win over Wellesley, scoring three consecutive goals to erase a 3-1 deficit. All three tallies came in a seven-minute span during the second half.Leo Fernandes, Archbishop Williams — In a 6-0 win over Cristo Rey/Cathedral, the junior found the back of the net twice. Then, he notched a goal and assist in a 4-0 triumph over Bishop Fenwick on Wednesday.Aiden Grafton, Abington — Grafton played a key role for the Green...
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Cole Eiserman hears the doubts surrounding his score-happy game. At BU, he’s out to prove them wrong. – The Boston Hockey Blog

USA Hockey National Team Development Program head coach Nick Fohr picked up a call from an NHL scout, sighing in frustration as he heard a familiar first question about his star forward, Cole Eiserman.
“Well, we know he’s selfish,” the scout began. “But…”
Fohr butted in. “What do you mean? You know he’s selfish? Where did that come from?”
“That’s what everybody says.”
“Well, who’s everybody?” Fohr replied. “Because I coached the kid for two years. He’s liked by his teammates. Yeah, he scores a l...
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Inside Colby Cohen’s unlikely path to media stardom – The Boston Hockey Blog

As Colby Cohen rolled into the University of New Hampshire’s Whittemore Center, he felt a discomfort he had hardly ever experienced at a hockey rink. The former NHLer was nervous, green and out of place. And, he was convinced, bad at his job. 
It was Feb. 1st, 2014, and Cohen was in town to be NESN’s color commentator for a Saturday night matchup between UNH and Notre Dame, his first game as an analyst in the booth. Looking back, he summed up his performance with two words: 
“God awful.”
But in...
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