The Titans are still young and still undersized, but the 2010 football team is stronger, more experienced and eager to move the program forward.

Most elementary schools students wouldn’t relish the chance to head back to schools during the summer months. But campers at the Building Character Through Sports program at Bryantville Elementary School are not only having fun, they are helping camp leader Kevin Weldon raise money for a good cause.

Seventeen-year-old Pembroke skateboarder Nora Vasconcellos has only been skating competitively for a little over two years, but already she is making a name for herself in the biggest skateboarding competition in the country.

Nancy Whipple of Pembroke has found the beauty in her surroundings. After completing both local and national sporting challenges, she is readying herself for an upcoming trek in Nepal.

What is summer without a little adventure? For those who are not quite ready, or never will be, for skydiving, there is SkyVenture in Nashua, N.H.

The return of Pembroke High School meant the rebirth of old traditions and the possibility of creating some history for Pembroke.  Last month, recent graduate Bobby Gratzer became the first Pembroke High School player to be selected to play in the prestigious Eastern Massachusetts Shriners Football Classic. The game features the top players from the area and has seen more than 30 past and present NFL players, including Doug Flutie, participate in the battle between North and South. Grazter represented Pembroke as a member of the victorious South squad in a game that was held at Gillette Stadium on June 18.

Dan Dougherty smashed the first pitch of the bottom of the first inning to the fence in dead center field for a triple, and Pembroke never looked back.