Justin Barrasso is a senior editor at Undisputed and a reporter for The Boston Herald. He specializes in covering competitive sports, focusing on both individual and team sports, as well as the sports business landscape. Justin's work has been featured in various publications including Clayton News Daily, Henry Herald, and Sports Illustrated.
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The southpaw has put Massachusetts high school baseball on national radar
By: Justin Barrasso
ESPN analyst reflects on importance of high school basketball in sports changing landscape The high school basketball season has already begun.
By: Justin Barrasso
PEABODY — The Northeast 7-on-7 tournament took place Saturday at Bishop Fenwick, with the 40-team tournament serving as a reminder that even in the heart of July, football reigns supreme.
“It’s a sanctuary for us”
Top girls basketball talent competes for charity WEST ROXBURY – Led by Bishop Fenwick's Celia Neilson, Team White defeated Team Blue, 142-119, at the fifth annual A Shot For Life girls basketball All-Star Game.
WEST ROXBURY – Jaxson Terry possesses an unique element that makes him stand out – he plays a good chunk of it in the air.
A crowd of 14,000 watched bare knuckle boxing at Fenway Park.
By: Justin Barrasso
Fenway Park has hosted the Sox, Springsteen and FDR's final campaign speech. But the lyric little bandbox had never hosted bare knuckle fighting.
By: Justin Barrasso
Billerica’s Jake “The Gorilla” Pilla won his bare knuckle boxing bout at Fenway Park.
By: Justin Barrasso
SPRINGFIELD — A year ago, St. John's Prep rallied from a 14-point fourth-quarter deficit to defeat Springfield Central.
