Local start-up wants to connect young athletes with pros through workouts

NASHUA – When Jared Antista and Joseph Lamoureux were playing soccer for Bentley University 10 years ago, they always wanted to know what the professional players were doing for workouts. Now they’re finding out the answer to that question – and then some. Antista, of Nashua, and Lamoureux, from Pelham, co-founded Go Pro Workouts, LLC, a startup that connects young athletes with sports stars by ...

Women’s Soccer Hosts Local Girls’ Team

I beheld a strange sight as I walked into Frary the other night. Some of the long tables were filled not with college students, but with young girls dressed all in yellow. I rarely see non-students in the dining halls, and even more rarely do I see young kids, so I knew something was going on.

Injured Solo practices before qualifier

Hope Solo stood in the net, leaned forward and grimaced. She had just dived to her right to make a save, and her injured leg was feeling the effects. The goalkeeper for the U.S. women's soccer team was back on the practice field Thursday, one day before the game that will determine whether the Americans go to the Olympics.

Hope for Solo: Injured goalkeeper practices on eve of US women's crucial Olympic qualifier

VANCOUVER - Hope Solo stood in the net, leaned forward and grimaced. She had just dived to her right to make a save, and her injured leg was feeling the effects.

Injured Solo practices before Olympic qualifier

U.S.A.'s goalkeeper Hope Solo (1) adjusts a ice pack on her leg following a 4-0 win over Mexico at the CONCACAF Women's Olympic Qualifying soccer at B.C. Place in Vancouver, British Columbia Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2012.