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A few Salem players played well at the new Make-A-Wish Foundation Boys All-Star Classic Hockey Game held in Stowe, Vt. Between seniors from New Hampshire and Vermont. 

Salem was addressed by Austin Salvetti, Ryan Pappalardo, Spencer Deane, and Ryan Allard. New Hampshire won, 3-0, and Deane was named the game MVP. 

Local people at Colby 

Two neighborhood players delighted in wonderful seasons for the Colby College ball club, which completed 12-10. St. John's Prep graduate Brady O'Brien from North Andover hit .368, was second in the group with 17 runs scored and had an on-base level of .455. Andover's Patrick McConnell hit .344 and furthermore contributed three games with a 2.25 ERA. The two players are green beans. 

Jankowski dazzles 

The Bates ball club played a restricted timetable and completed a baffling 1-7, yet first year recruit Noah Jankowski of Methuen dazzled the training staff. He began three games and, for the season, batted a strong .286. 

What's more, there's Brito! 

In my softball segment last week about the "Time of the Shortstop," I was unable to list the entirety of the fine neighborhood players at that position. One player I didn't specify is Lawrence's Thiana Brito, who hit .353 and was the head of a youthful crew of which mentor John Delaney imagines a significantly better season in 2022. "She (Brito) is our best player and will just improve," said Delaney. 

On Appalachian Trail 

Best of luck to previous Methuen crosscountry champion Jacob St Onge, who as of late moved on from Quinnipiac and is currently during the time spent attempting to climb the total Appalachian Trail. He began in Maine and desires to complete in Georgia in November. You can follow his trip on his Instagram page: jacob.Hikes. 

Cerullo does it 

Discussing climbing, North of Boston partner Mac Cerullo as of late finished a climb of Mount Katahdin in Maine, which is either the beginning or end of the Appalachian Trail contingent upon where you start. Cerullo is going to finish up his spell as sports manager of the Daily News in Newburyport to turn into the Red Sox/Patriots author for the Tribune and sister North of Boston papers. 

GAUDETTE dominates 

While it'll be difficult to supplant Cerullo at Newburyport, we're sure that his substitution — previous Eagle-Tribune author Kyle Gaudette — is one person who can do it. Kyle is a great essayist and has a decent hard working attitude. He's additionally an awesome chess player, which I know from individual experience.