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Entering its 28th season, the Women’s National Basketball Association is rising in popularity and financial prosperity.

In a game that brought back memories of past Celtics/Knicks playoff games, it was the Knicks rallying from a 20-point third quarter deficit to steal the opening game of their best of seven, NBA Eastern Conference semi-final series.

The 2025 National Football League draft of college players produced its share of high and low moments.

One of the best high school baseball teams in the Boston area resides at 100 Maxwell St. in Dorchester, Massachusetts, the home of the Boston International Lions.

With the running of the 129th Boston Marathon, over 30 thousand stories will be recorded into history, some huge and some so small. They will be cherished only by the people, family and friends of those who really care.

The Celtics began their march to NBA title No. 19 with a convincing 103-86 win over the Orlando Magic in game one of their best-of-seven first-round playoff series.

The early report card on this year’s Boston Red Sox baseball team has been spotty. Off to an 8-win-10-loss start, this edition of Sox baseball is not drawing any raves from their faithful fandom.

The real National Basketball Association season is now underway. Following the play-in session, which will produce the bottom two positions in the NBA playoff structure, the league will begin its journey to crown a new champion.

In what can only be described as a stunning turnaround, the Houston Cougars were within 14 seconds of tying and possibly winning the NCAA basketball championship over the Florida Gators.

On Sunday, the UConn Huskies women’s basketball team defeated the South Carolina Gamecocks, 82-59, in the NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Tournament, securing their 12th national championship under Coach Geno Auriemma.

Gabby Anderson, a Harvard University junior and member of the university’s women’s basketball program, is dynamic on and off the court. The Columbus, Ohio native and IMG Academy graduate has spent her time in Cambridge making her mark and growing her brand.

As you enjoy the excitement, athleticism and aesthetic grace and beauty of this year’s NCAA Division 1 Women’s Basketball March Madness event, take a moment to look back at history to see how this all came into being.