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A Quick Look at How Local Athletes are Faring in College

Catching up with athletes from Acton and Boxborough.

By Robert Fucci
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February 12, 2013

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The Holy Cross women's indoor track team cruised to a 21-point victory over Maine, defeating the Black Bears 100.50 to 79.50. In the women’s pole vault, there was a three-way tie for third with sophomore Michelle McGahan (Acton, Mass.) equaling a height of 3.20 meters Holy Cross, courtesy

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Freshman Kati Goguen (Acton, Mass.) scored for the Crusaders as the Holy Cross women's ice hockey team suffered a 3-2 loss to Manhattanville on Sunday afternoon in Stamford, Conn. Goguen scored her team-high fourth power play and sixth overall goal of the season.

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The nationally-ranked No. 2 Quinnipiac men's hockey team rolled to a 4-1 win against Cornell at Lynah Rink. Danny Federico (Acton, Mass.) picked up an assist in the win.

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Elizabeth Belanger (Acton, Mass.) recorded a career-high 12 points, three rebounds and three assists in UNH's 67-45 America East victory against the University of Vermont at Lundholm Gymnasium.

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The Springfield College men's basketball team knocked off WPI, the nation's second-ranked team, 66-60, on Sunday afternoon in Blake Arena in a NEWMAC clash. Sam Longwell (Acton, Mass.) had 2 points, 4 assists and a block in the loss.

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The Holy Cross women's indoor track team cruised to a 21-point victory over Maine, defeating the Black Bears 100.50 to 79.50. In the women’s pole vault, there was a three-way tie for third with sophomore Michelle McGahan (Acton, Mass.) equaling a height of 3.20 meters

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