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Marblehead Youth Hockey Cross-ice team brings home silver

Marblehead Youth Hockey Cross-ice team brings home silver

Marblehead Youth Hockey Cross-ice hockey player Oska Morczinek celebrates after scoring a shootout goal during the annual Fish Sticks Tournament of Champions in Gloucester recently, COURTESY PHOTO / DAWN ENOS The Marblehead Youth Hockey Cross-Ice hockey team recently returned home with well-earned silver medals after competing in the Fish Sticks Tournament of Champions, hosted by Cape Ann Youth Hockey in Gloucester.  Besides Marblehead, the Beverly and Cape Ann clubs also took part in the tournament that’s specifically designed to offer a rewarding, enjoyable conclusion to…
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MHS sports weekly notebook from the diamond to the court

MHS sports weekly notebook from the diamond to the court

High fives for boys tennis  The Marblehead High boys tennis team (5-1) made it five in a row after beating hosts Swampscott (5-0, April 13) and non-league Lynnfield (4-1, April 16) last week.  It’s always good to beat your longtime rival, and that’s what the Magicians did to the Big Blue, under the direction of first-year head coach Karl Tenenholtz, last week.  First singles player Ty Cooper defeated Swampscott’s Sam Schepens in a first set tiebreaker, 7-6 (7-2), before his opponent had to default, which…
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A life-saving mission on Marblehead’s pickleball courts

A life-saving mission on Marblehead’s pickleball courts

Several years ago, a man collapsed without warning at a local Marblehead club, his life hanging in the balance until a group of retired nurses rushed in with an automated external defibrillator (AED) and brought him back. Now, members of the Marblehead Pickleball Board want to make sure players have access to life-saving equipment when it matters most. It has donated an AED placed at the Seaside Park courts. Since its start in 2018 and its transition to a nonprofit in 2024, Marblehead Pickleball has…
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Marblehead represents at U.S. Open Pickleball Tourney

Marblehead represents at U.S. Open Pickleball Tourney

Marblehead was well represented at the U.S. Open Pickleball Tournament in Naples, Florida, with six local players competing across a range of age groups and skill levels. Among the standout performers were Jahna Gregory, who competed in women’s singles and took home a bronze medal. Paul Pruett won a silver medal in men’s singles and Gill Sudyam also earned recognition. Marblehead’s Paul Pruett, far left, won a silver at the U.S. Open Pickleball Tournament in Naples, Florida. COURTESY PHOTOS  Marblehead’s Jahna Gregory, far right, took home…
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NEW! Marblehead woman, 66, beats her goal at Boston Marathon with 3:29:28 finish

NEW! Marblehead woman, 66, beats her goal at Boston Marathon with 3:29:28 finish

****NEW: Sally Reiley crossed the Boston Marathon finish line Monday in 3:29:28, beating her goal of 3:30:00. For Marblehead’s Sally Reiley, age has not been a reason or excuse to slow down. Instead, she has become one of the fastest distance runners in the world within her age group. Now, just days before her 13th Boston Marathon, the 66-year-old is ready to go for another rapid time in the 130th edition of the most prestigious distance race on the planet. “I always enjoyed running, but…
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MHS sports weekly notebook featuring tennis, baseball, lacrosse, softball

MHS sports weekly notebook featuring tennis, baseball, lacrosse, softball

Boys tennis begins new era with three wins  The Marblehead High boys tennis team, under the guidance of first-year coach Karl Tenenholtz, is off to a successful start with a 3-1 record. Seniors Adam Loughlin and T.J. Kelly, and juniors Ty Cooper and Alex Boehning are this year’s captains.  After dropping their first match of the year against non-league Andover, 3-2 at home on March 30, they were able to bounce back to defeat Northeastern Conference rival Masco by the exact same score on April…
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MHS track teams sweep past Danvers, Swampscott to begin new season 

MHS track teams sweep past Danvers, Swampscott to begin new season 

Marblehead High boys spring track senior Will Cruikshank, staying ahead of his Peabody counterpart in a meet last spring, is off to a great start this year after winning the 800 during a home tri-meet last week against Swampscott and Danvers. FILE PHOTO  Two meets into the spring track season and Coach Nolan Raimo’s Marblehead High boys and girls teams are undefeated after beating both Danvers and rival Swampscott at home on April 7. The girls took care of the Falcons, 87-40, while also dominating…
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MHS teacher lacing up for Boston Marathon

MHS teacher lacing up for Boston Marathon

A Marblehead High School teacher will take on the Boston Marathon this Monday, running to support cancer research inspired by her family’s experience and her own medical care. Caylan Kenney, who lives in Lynn, is running to raise money for the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Caylan Kenney COURTESY PHOTO “One of my sisters was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 32,” Kenney told the Current. “She was living in Colorado at the time but didn’t think twice about coming back to Boston to get…
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‘Team Sherf’ running Boston Marathon for Dana-Farber

‘Team Sherf’ running Boston Marathon for Dana-Farber

As thousands prepare to take on the Boston Marathon, Marblehead’s Lori Sherf is gearing up for her 12th run — driven not by time or placement, but by a long-standing commitment to cancer research and a new chance to share the experience with her sons. “I started in 1997 when I was 25 years old,” says Sherf. “My grandfather was treated at Dana- Farber and I had just started a teaching career and had some time and a friend suggested I run, and I thought…
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Killeen Miller: MHS volleyball original steps down  

Killeen Miller: MHS volleyball original steps down  

After the Division 2 Sweet 16 state tournament win over Burlington last November, Marblehead High volleyball coach Killeen Miller speaks with the media. A couple of months later, Miller, who started the program 12 years ago, stepped down as head coach, citing family reasons. CURRENT PHOTO / LUCA TEDESCO It’s always difficult to step away from something that you started, but that’s what Killeen Miller was facing when she made the difficult decision to leave the Marblehead High volleyball program back in January after a…
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