Sports
This Cambridge physical therapist keeps dancers on their toes
Some unsung stars of the American Repertory Theater’s recent production of dance thriller “Black Swan” were the backstage team of physical therapists led by Melissa Buffer. Read more Why do political insiders fear giving voters more choices? The show was “a very intense production due to all the dancing” and because it had 24 actors, […]
Hockey romance is on the ice not in the air
On the same Brighton ice rink where the Boston Bruins practice, fans of hockey romance novels met on Friday night, skating to the fast paced beats of the “Heated Rivalry” soundtrack. On the mezzanine, attendees browsed different clothing, jewelry, and stationary vendors in hockey jerseys, some representing real National Hockey League teams and others representing […]
Basketball helps us handle life’s bounces
I am, by a wide margin, the worst basketball player among the Coach-Mentors at Cambridge Basketball Lab. Many are collegiate players, and my nine-year-old son Ravi happily reminds me they could all beat me. What I can do, though, is build a community where kids from across Cambridge come to know one another through basketball. […]
Runners of the world, unite! Racers establish the People’s Republic of Danehy Park, if only for an evening
The third annual Guinea Pig One Mile race drew 175 runners — though none were actual guinea pigs — to the track at Danehy Park Saturday. The free run was organized by 25-year old Alex Sharp and his friend Ethan Weiner, 24. Sharp said it wasn’t so much a race as a revolution. “Our generation […]
CRLS athletes honored for spring sports achievements
Oliver Henke might be Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School baseball’s crown jewel, but it took the full team to accomplish what the program never had before. Read more Moulton on affordability, research support and AI regulation Named Dual County League MVP for the second straight year, Henke led the Falcons to their best season ever — a spot […]
CRLS track program on the national stage
Cambridge Rindge and Latin School sent eight athletes to the New Balance National Outdoor Track and Field Championships at Franklin Field at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia from June 18-21. The Falcons competed against the best high school track and field programs in the country across three events. Read more Plot problems plague a […]
Cambridge Athletic Hall of Fame announces new class of honorees
The Cambridge Athletic Hall of Fame announced its 2026 class of honorees, set to be inducted this November. The inductees are nominated by the public and voted on by The Cambridge Athletic Hall of Fame Committee, a nonprofit organization. Read more At Urban Hearth’s new Inman Square locale, a feast for the eyes as well […]
West Division Sweeps City Baseball Championship
Cambridge’s Mayor’s Cup baseball tournament was held last weekend at Glacken Field, with participants from the four Cambridge youth baseball leagues (West, North, East and Central) vying for the right to call themselves city champions. After a hard-fought weekend of baseball, the West Division swept both the Minor and Major division championships, with both defeating […]
CRLS will see 14 athlete alumni play college sports
Last week, 14 seniors graduated from Cambridge Rindge and Latin School with commitments to play their sports at the collegiate level. Read more Chinese immersion program is renamed after parent pushback Sophia Juanes Seto will be running NCAA Division I track and field at Cornell University in the fall. At CRLS, Juanes Seto runs the […]
Cambridge lacrosse wins championship
The Cambridge-Arlington 7/8 grade boys Massachusetts Youth Lacrosse Division 2 Select Lacrosse used a second-half surge to secure the division championship on Friday. Read more Juneteenth at five: Cambridge’s Black community reflects on ‘our 4th of July’ Trailing North Andover 4-2 at the half, the Arlington-Cambridge Demolition Crew, or AC/DC, as the team is known, had […]