Boston plans a World Cup fan festival at City Hall Plaza during summer to coincide with matches at Gillette Stadium; funding still sought for the event.

Massachusetts town Maynard temporarily changes its name to "Mayenard" in support of Patriots quarterback Drake Maye for Super Bowl LX, with no cost incurred due to local funding.

Three Boston figure skaters—Maxim Naumov, Spencer Howe, and Emily Chan—earned spots on Team USA for the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan after competing in the U.S. Nationals.

Cambridge hosts Girls in Sports Night to promote athletics among young female students, featuring various sports and activities, with a required registration.

TD Garden hosted a PBR rodeo event, bringing 1.5 million pounds of dirt to the arena, typically home to basketball and hockey. Fans enjoyed the unfamiliar sport with enthusiasm.

Boston offers free Ultimate disc clinics for youth, hosted by the Parks and Recreation Department and BUDA, targeting grades 3-12 to encourage physical activity and sportsmanship.

Boston's Matthews Arena is set to close after 115 years, with Northeastern University planning a new facility for 2028. The arena hosted sports legends and notable events throughout its history.

Registration for the Shoot Straight Youth Winter Basketball League in Cambridge for grades 3-6 is open, with a $50 fee and spots available until filled.

The Boston Youth Flag Football League is recruiting for its 2026 season starting January 3, with co-ed sections for various age groups and a High School Girls division.

Youth hockey players from diverse Boston neighborhoods are set to compete in the 2025 Mayor's Cup Ice Hockey Tournament beginning December 5, with 1,500 participants across 134 games in nine rinks.

The Women's Professional Baseball League (WPBL) will launch in 2026 with teams in New York, Boston, L.A., and San Francisco, featuring historic players and neutral venues.

The Yankees restricted playoff ticket sales to local fans, excluding those from New England states, sparking controversy among Red Sox supporters. Fans can still buy from the secondary market.

Registration is open for the 2025 Mayor's Cup Soccer Tournament in Boston, with separate divisions for competitive, recreational, and children with disabilities.