Steve Hewitt is a Celtics Beat Writer at the Boston Herald. He covers a wide range of topics related to sports, with a particular focus on amateur basketball throughout New England, competitive sports, and the sports business. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Sun Journal, Miami Herald, and The Detroit News.
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Steve focuses on local sports coverage, particularly basketball and the Boston Celtics. His articles mainly cover evolving stories and event recaps, making him likely to be interested in current developments within the team or game analysis.
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By: Steve Hewitt
It was a busy month of commitments in September, but there are still plenty of available names in New England's 2027 class.
By: Ethan Fuller, Steve Hewitt
It's never been more challenging to be a prospect in today's recruiting climate. What NCAA rule changes could be beneficial to them?
By: Steve Hewitt
Several New England natives and former regional prep stars should make an immediate impact on their new college teams this season.
By: Steve Hewitt
These forwards, wings and bigs deserve more recruiting attention as they begin their senior seasons in 2026-27.
By: Steve Hewitt
Declan Griffiths, a four-star wing with St. Thomas More and the Middlesex Magic, committed to Vanderbilt on Friday.
On the surface, there are parallels with Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, although on the opposite end of the political spectrum
By: Steve Hewitt
These NEPSAC boys teams could make a leap in 2026-27, either contending for a playoff appearance or jumping into the title conversation.
By: Steve Hewitt
Led by emerging 2029 star Chance Finlayson, the Dragons are seeking their third consecutive ISL championship.
By: Steve Hewitt
Patrick Ewing Jr., the son of NBA Hall of Famer Patrick Ewing, was named Vermont Academy's next boys basketball coach on Oct. 14.
By: Steve Hewitt
New England has a collection of 2030 talents who could make an impact this winter in their freshman seasons.
