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Kat Cornetta

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  • Executive Assistant and Sports Journalist, Freelance
Ipswich
As seen in: Medium, MSN, Boston.com, Substack, The Boston Globe, Boston Herald, Concord Journal, The Wellesley Townsman, Transcript Bulletin, Democrat and Chronicle and
Covers:  Figure skating, women's hockey, gymnastics, high school sports, Olympic sports
Writer covering sports in Ipswich, MA and Olympic sports (figure skating, gymnastics, women's hockey & more.) Rochester, NY native. Email: katcornetta@gmail.com

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Kat Cornetta is a freelance writer covering figure skating, women’s hockey, and gymnastics, most recently for the Boston Globe. She is also the sports writer for the Ipswich (MA) Local News. Her past publications include the Boston Herald, New England Hockey Journal,New England Lacrosse Journal, and the Newburyport (MA) Daily News.

A graduate of two BUs (Binghamton University and Boston University), Kat works full-time in education. She has two elementary-school-aged children and one orange cat…

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No more Friday night lights in Ipswich as Tigers football officially merges with Triton

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By Kat Cornetta Verified
| Ipswich Local News Verified
Please Support Local Advertisers IPSWICH - If you are looking to watch Friday night football this fall, you will have to travel to Byfield. An agreement between the Ipswich High and Triton Regional schools to field a cooperative football team was recently approved by the Cape Ann League and the Mass. Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA) District 5 Committee. Triton will host the team, which will play its home games at the Vikings' field in Byfield and follow Triton's schedule for the season.
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Welcome to the Tiger Den: Ipswich ready for packed playoff schedule

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By Kat Cornetta Verified
| Ipswich Local News Verified
- Advertisement - Please Support Local Advertisers IPSWICH — Do you love high school sports? If so, you’ll want to be in Ipswich on Saturday. Per Wednesday’s Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA) postseason bracket release, three Tigers teams will host Division 4 first-round tournament games on May 30. Fourth-seeded Tigers boys lacrosse (11-4) begins the day with an 11:30 a.m. home game against No. 29 Tyngsborough at Jack Welch Stadium.
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3 Tips for Taking a Baby to a Baseball Game (or Any Game)

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By Kat Cornetta Verified
| Boston Moms
It might seem like taking your baby to a baseball game is off the table until they’re older. With advance planning, however, taking your baby to a ball game — or any sporting event — is completely doable. I would know: My son has been attending baseball and hockey games since he was 4 months old. As a sports fan and part-time sportswriter, I had to quickly draft a playbook for bringing my infant son along to the field or rink.
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