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“We don't want you supporting our girls the way you are,” Alex Zerba, a parent of a girls varsity soccer player, said of the protests.
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Judge Landya McCafferty wrote that the law likely violates the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment because it is “impossible to classify by transgender status without classifying by sex or gender.”
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In Boston on Tuesday, state lawmakers will hear testimony on a bill looking to change the culture of sports in public schools. If it passes, "An Act to Remodel Public School Athletics through Social Emotional Learning" would amend the state's anti-bullying law.
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The Commissioner of the National Hockey League tackles the league's efforts to increase diversity, hockey's culture of fighting and potential links between the game and the brain disease CTE.
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The deal is believed to be among the first "name, imagine and likeness" agreement signed by a college athlete with a New Hampshire-based business.
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Marcel Hug of Switzerland captured his sixth men’s wheelchair Boston Marathon title, while American Daniel Romanchuk was second. In the women’s wheelchair race, American Susannah Scaroni won her first Boston title.
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The 127th running of the Boston Marathon takes place Monday.
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About 1% of home runs in recent years can be tied to climate change, according to the new study.
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The Boston Bruins host Washington on Tuesday night.
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Caroline Harvey, whose hometown is Salem, NH, won an Olympic silver medal as a member of the 2022 US women's hockey team.
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A new memoir by father and son explores how skiing, often in New England, gave them the push to leave behind behavioral schools and physical restraints.
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The U.S. Postal Service is issuing stamps that laud skateboarding — and what Indigenous groups have brought to the skating sports culture.