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matt porter | on youth sports

In a world of youth sports gone wrong, folks in Cambridge are doing something right

Cambridge Youth Soccer mixes ages and abilities in its low-cost, everyone-can-play league. The result? Kids are happier, parents are less stressed, and the soccer is getting better. 1 hour ago

FRANK DELL'APA | ON SOCCER

Revolution’s surge has set up a treat: Lionel Messi’s coming to Foxborough, with something on the line

New England's ability to hold second place in the East, and extended home field, could come down to a showdown with Inter Miami on Nov. 1.

Ben Volin | On Football

J.J. McCarthy and the Giants are all about redemption this season, and other NFL Week 7 takeaways

Also: The 49ers and Panthers delivered long overdue stinkers, and former Boston College coach Jeff Hafley got his first win with the Dolphins.

Men's College Hockey

UNH pulls the upset, Merrimack sweeps Notre Dame, and more from the weekend in men’s college hockey

UNH beat No. 2 Michigan State at home on Friday as part of a strong showing for Hockey East, which struggled last season and put only three teams in the tournament.

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

High school football notebook: Danvers is flying high with its double-wing offense and dominant D

The Falcons have outscored opponents 114-0 in three straight shutouts in Northeastern Conference play thanks to their great defense and unselfish scheme.

Patriots

Patriots stock watch: Three up, three down, and three to watch vs. the Dolphins

Tight ends Hunter Henry and Eli Raridon proved to be reliable outlets for Drake Maye against the Bears.

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

High school football players of the week: 48 standouts from Week 7

A running back who scored on a 96-yard run on a 212-yard day was one highlight among many in all three phases of the game.

BASEBALL

The Brewers and Rays don’t buy into air pull. It’s working.

The two teams in the World Series are bucking the industry norms of hitting techniques to great success. "It’s the purity of the game," one coach said.