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Rare Air
Cyclists in the mist on Mount Washington
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| Publisher: Sports Illustrated |
| Date: 10/29/2004 |
| Subject: Racing |
| Comments: Sports are often defined by the agony and the ecstasy of the competitors. Those two extremes come together on the winding auto road to the summit of Mount Washington in New Hampshire, especially if you're pedaling the entire way on a bicycle. |
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Olympic stalwart
Tara Mounsey's secrets to success
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| Publisher: Sports Illustrated for Women |
| Date: 5/20/2002 |
| Subject: Hockey |
| Comments: Tara Mounsey, one of the top women hockey players in the world and starting defenseman for the US Olympic team, reveals her training secrets in this piece for Sports Illustrated for Women. |
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Golden-age Goalie
72-year-old netminder inspires with his play
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| Publisher: The Hockey Magazine |
| Date: 5/1/2002 |
| Subject: Hockey |
| Comments: Chick DeAngelis, who has spent six decades between the pipes, is not just a medical marvel, but a special character. This profile was done for The Hockey Magazine, a new publication focusing on all aspects of the game in the Northeast.
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You want hash browns with that hip check?
Blades and Breakfast Hockey Club is in its own league
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| Publisher: The Hockey Magazine |
| Date: 12/30/2002 |
| Subject: Hockey |
| Comments: Hockey is a sport (some would argue lifestyle) that gets in your blood and, for better or worse, stays in your blood. The "better" part is admirably represented by the men of the Blades and Breakfast Hockey Club, who play this addictive sport for all the right reasons. |
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Good party, great game, better cause
Mite puts new twist on birthday party to help Neely House
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| Publisher: The Hockey Magazine |
| Date: 11/21/2002 |
| Subject: Hockey |
| Comments: We in the "media" often hear complaints about how much bad news finds its way to the front page, or the lead story on the 6 o'clock news. So it's a treat to be able to write a story like this, about Chris Muise, his friends, and his cause. |
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