12-year-old Massachusetts girl already a star on the links
Skyler McInerney is this week’s WBZ MVP.
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Skyler McInerney is this week’s WBZ MVP.
Saugus senior Peyton Dibiasio has become the top scorer in the school's basketball history.
A football player at Curry College in Milton is speaking out after he made NCAA history at a game this month.
A high school senior in Duxbury excels at karate and is also working to help veterans experiencing homelessness.
At 13, Shrewsbury's Bentley Pond is training for the 2034 Olympics.
A volleyball player at Salem High School is now the proud holder of a school record.
After competing three times in the Olympics, fencer Eli Dershwitz is taking on a new project, running the Massachusetts gym that trained him for years.
The Lowell High School boys soccer team is hoping to repeat its undefeated regular season record from last year.
Karate is all in the family for a girl from Marlboro and while she's climbing the international ladder in the sport, she said her parents are her key motivators.
Bradley McCafferty, a junior at Austin Prep in Reading, will be touring the country playing baseball, and he's hoping it will someday lead to Fenway Park.
Anthony Hall will be working with Bill Belichick in just a couple of years. But its his dedication and hard work that make him BZ's MVP.
It took Annie Huang, of Newton, and Simon Mintz, of Lexington, and while to find the right partner, but now they're heading to Nationals.
Wrestling Coach George Bossi started the wrestling program at Lowell High School 60 years ago, and he's still coaching today.
William Johnson is an analyst for the New England Revolution and a competitive power soccer player. He's WBZ's MVP of the week.
After his brother was shot in 2011, Jamaal Wornum carries on his legacy with One Love Sports Academy.
Facing personal challenges and giving to others makes Boston College's Ismael Zamor this week's BZ's MVP.
Peabody's Alex Jackson is a star in track and field, and he's BZ's MVP.
Kat Cheesebro is passionate about leading her team to an undefeated season. She is this week's BZ's MVP.
North Quincy High School's starting point guard Kobe Nguyen doesn't just share a first name with his favorite player of all time; he also wears number 24 in honor of Kobe Bryant.
Aoife Shovlin is a junior cross country star at Cambridge Rindge & Latin School and she is this week's BZ's MVP.
The Eagles became the first Boston team to win the Pop Warner national championship.
Geovane Meikle has made an impression on the court and in the classroom.
Caroline and Maggie Averill are headed to Switzerland in January for the International Ice Hockey Federation under-18 women's world championship.
Taji Johnson is in his senior year at BC and is running much of his routes on the campus and in the community.
The Watertown women's field hockey team, the Watertown Raiders, are receiving national attention thanks to their record breaking dominance in the sport.
