Another successful North End Athletic Association (NEAA) 2019 baseball season opening day was held on Sunday, April 28 at Langone Field on Commercial Street. All teams participated in the event, which recognized Saint Anthony’s Society for over 50 years of sponsorship and support. Four games were played on Dom Campochiaro Field – the Minor League Read More…
The North End Athletic Association (NEAA) held a celebration at the Nazzaro Community Center for the youth of the North End and members of the Center on Tuesday, April 9 for Opening Day of the Boston Red Sox! The event saw over 120 people in attendance, with the bulk of them being children ages 6 Read More…
The North End Athletic Association (NEAA) would like to say a huge THANK YOU to all those businesses and individuals who contributed to a successful and enjoyable 2018 Opening Day Celebration. Over 400 players, family members, friends, and supporters attended throughout the day to celebrate spring and the beginning of another exciting year of baseball in the Read More…
Spring is finally here in Boston and by the time you are reading this, Opening Day for Major League Baseball will be a memory. The thing I like about the start of a baseball season is the hope it brings. We can dream of a pennant or even maybe a World Series Championship. I am Read More…
The North End Athletic Association (NEAA) will honor longtime volunteer Robert “Ted” Tomasone at Opening Day on Saturday, April 28. Teddy has been a past player, coach, umpire, director, mentor and Chief Fundraiser for the NEAA for over 50 years! Please join us to honor a man who never, ever forgot where he came from and Read More…
Cover Photo, left to right: NEAA Baseball Coordinator John Romano, Senator Joe Boncore, Rep. Aaron Michlewitz, Councilor Sal LaMattina, Barbie Sablone, NEAA President Louie Cavagnaro, Jack Sablone, Kathy Carangelo, Officer Dave Saddler, Denise Sablone, Jesse Sablone, Vincent Sablone, NEAA Commissioner Ralph Martignetti, Freddy Carangelo [hr] The North End Athletic Association opened its 2017 Baseball season Read More…
The North End Athletic Association kicked off the 2016 baseball season with a fabulous opening day on Saturday, April 30th. The park was full of young baseball players, the families, friends and supporters of the NEAA. The sun was shining and it was a glorious day for baseball. Three games were played one from the Read More…
Boys and girls ages 4-21 have broken out the gloves, bats and cleats and begun practicing as they eagerly await the NEAA Baseball Opening Day of April 30th. This year the North End Program, run by Commissioner Ralph Martignetti and Sports Coordinator John Romano will have approximately 250 children as part of a baseball team. Read More…
The NEAA baseball program had a fantastic opening day! In all 5 games were played for children ages 6-12. In the early game the Raptors and the Mudcats put on a show for the early risers with a great display of hitting and defense. After that game concluded the Grasshoppers took on the Tin Caps. Read More…
Opening Day is alway a special event for North End Athletic Association (NEAA) Baseball. On a sunny Saturday, there were multiple little league games at Langone Park along with a free family BBQ. This year’s Opening Day ceremonies honored the memory of Ralph Martignetti Sr., father of Commissioner/Coach/Director Ralph Martignetti. Many members of the Martignetti family also Read More…
After the North End Athletic Association Baseball Opening Day was rained out twice, the annual barbeque was held as a Family Day with lots of little league baseball on a sunny Saturday at Langone Park. The late Ralph “Arzie Bo” DeMarco was honored for his lifetime of contributions to the NEAA kids. Many of DeMarco’s Read More…
Thursday was opening night for Locale, a new Hanover Street eatery serving gourmet pizzas along with salads and appetizers. The shop is owned and operated by the North End’s own Pittore family who formerly ran Sage and a pizza shop on Prince Street. The new restaurant is at 350 Hanover Street in the location formerly Read More…