Monthly Archives: February 2013

Think the Danvers High Falcon Hoopsters are primed to repeat as Division 3 state champions? Consider these facts from their opening round 78-31 annihilation of Greater Lawrence last night in the DHS fieldhouse: Danvers led 18-0 after one quarter, forcing … Continue reading →

That was quite an affair they had for noted sports marketer Andy Buckley at Anthony’s Hawthorne by the Sea on the Swampscott oceanfront last Saturday night. More than a hundred family members, friends and business associates gave the Marblehead native … Continue reading →

To some of us, it seems like only weeks ago that we were toasting the Division 3 state champion Danvers High Falcons at Spinelli’s on Route 1 in Lynnfield. Well, here we go again, and unlike a year ago, when the … Continue reading →

Well, here they are. The Danvers High boys’ basketball team that has made history like no other Falcon cage squad.  Now, they are preparing to defend their Division 3 state championship, most likely starting late next week as the No. … Continue reading →

It’s been a basketball season of Amazing for the town of Danvers, and hopefully the best is yet to come. It’s no secret about the successes of the Danvers High (18-2) and St. John’s Prep (18-2) basketball teams. The historic two-year run … Continue reading →

After rolling through their first eighteen games in unbeaten — and unprecedented (18-0) — fashion, the Danvers High cagers learned a great deal about themselves after losing two challenging games in the Comcast Invitational at Babson College over the long … Continue reading →

Their dreams of a perfect regular season may have vanished with last night’s hard-fought 74-66 loss to Brighton in the semnifinals of the Comcast Classic at Babson College, but the Danvers High Basketball Falcons have a great deal to play … Continue reading →

In less than 24 hours we find out the following, at least in partial: 1. Is the Northeastern Conference weak this year, based on Danvers’s annihilation of every team it faced in its first 18 games, except for Beverly, a … Continue reading →

The post-season is the ultimate challenge for the unbeaten, defending Division 3 state champion Danvers High Falcons. But for them to achieve the first pefect regular season of any major DHS team in school history, two final tests remain. The … Continue reading →

And the heads keep rolling at SportsRadio 93.7, WEEI, with today’s announcement that Lynn native and former Danvers radio station (WMLO, 1570) sports director Glenn Ordway had been fired from the Boston powerhouse after more than eighteen years in charge … Continue reading →