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Meet the Globe’s Winter 2023-24 All-Scholastics

The Globe salutes the region's best high school athletes and coaches in eight winter sports. Click on each sport to read about the honorees. Find the All-Scholastics section in print on Sunday, April 28.

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Boys’ volleyball roundup: Lincoln-Sudbury battles back to beat Brookline in 4 sets
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Meet the Globe's all-time All-Scholastic football team

The Globe has selected a football All-Scholastic team every year since 1903. To celebrate this anniversary, we chose the best player at each position — based on their career after high school — for inclusion on our all-time team.
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Meet the Globe’s all-time All-Scholastic hockey teams

The Bay State has produced some greats on the ice. Here, we honor those players — men and women — who were named All-Scholastics in their youth and went on to big things as professionals.

Girls’ lacrosse roundup: Brooke Lomasney scores winner with 8 seconds left as Peabody stuns Acton-Boxborough
Check out the latest high school girls’ lacrosse scores, news, and highlights from The Boston Globe.

Boys’ lacrosse roundup: No. 13 Andover holds off No. 7 Winchester
Check out the latest high school boys’ lacrosse scores, news, and highlights from The Boston Globe.

Softball roundup: Ava Perotta, No. 7 Central Catholic slip past No. 3 Peabody
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Baseball roundup: Andrew Flaherty powers No. 2 BC High past No. 20 Central Catholic

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MIAA DIVISION 1 TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP

Sarah Dumas propels Franklin into Division 1 track lead at halfway mark

The University of Pennsylvania-bound senior won the 400-meter hurdles and the pentathlon title for the Panthers.
MIAA DIVISION 2 TRACK CHAMPIONSHIPS

Norwell’s Liliana MacDonald heats up the track in Day 1 of Division 5 state meet

The senior won the triple jump and the pentathlon, while North Reading has the team lead in the girls' competition halfway through.
MIAA DIVISION 2 TRACK CHAMPIONSHIPS

Eli Merritt propels Wellesley boys’ track to first place after Day 1 of Division 2 state meet

The Raiders senior rallied to win the 800 meters in a personal-best 1:56.11, giving his squad a two-point lead over North Andover midway through the competition.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' VOLLEYBALL NOTEBOOK

Carter Barbosa leads New Bedford boys’ volleyball back to their historic heights

The senior three-sport standout who never thought he'd be a setter has piled up over 1,500 career assists, leading the Whalers — a dominant team in the 1990s — to an undefeated regular season.
HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS

Here’s the draw for this weekend’s USTA state individual high school tennis tournament

The 64-player boys’ and girls’ tournaments will be held Saturday, Sunday, and Monday at Newton North and Lexington, with the semifinals and finals at the Gallagher Tennis Courts on the final day.

ROUNDUPS

Get more scores and highlights for Massachusetts teams with our sport-by-sport roundups. Every day during the season, check back for the latest results — stories update with information as we get it.

Baseball roundup: Andrew Flaherty powers No. 2 BC High past No. 20 Central Catholic

Softball roundup: Ava Perotta, No. 7 Central Catholic slip past No. 3 Peabody

Boys’ lacrosse roundup: No. 13 Andover holds off No. 7 Winchester

Girls’ lacrosse roundup: Brooke Lomasney scores winner with 8 seconds left as Peabody stuns Acton-Boxborough

Boys’ tennis roundup: Cooper McDonald the catalyst at No. 3 singles as Scituate secures Patriot Fisher crown

Girls’ tennis roundup: Wellesley (18-1) makes a clean sweep of singles to defeat Brookline

Boys’ volleyball roundup: Lincoln-Sudbury battles back to beat Brookline in 4 sets

HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS

Here’s the draw for this weekend’s USTA state individual high school tennis tournament

The 64-player boys’ and girls’ tournaments will be held Saturday, Sunday, and Monday at Newton North and Lexington, with the semifinals and finals at the Gallagher Tennis Courts on the final day.
SCHOOL NOTES

Mike Sainristil and Isaiah Likely to host youth football camp Saturday in Everett

Now suiting up for the Washington Commanders and Baltimore Ravens, respectively, the former Everett High standouts are returning home to host three sessions for aspiring players.
EMASS BOYS' VOLLEYBALL: TOP 20

EMass boys’ volleyball: MVC champion Methuen has earned its ranking in Globe Top 20

Not only did No. 10 Methuen win its second conference title, and first since 1998, but the Rangers did so by a 3-0 decision in their second meeting with Lowell.
EMASS BOYS' VOLLEYBALL: PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

EMass boys’ volleyball: A catalyst in closing out Needham wins, Brian Cloonan headlines Players of the Week

The senior smacked 27 kills, 11 digs, and 2 aces in a five-set win over Brookline, and added another 15 kills in a sweep of Westfield.
MIAA DIVISION 4 TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP

With 1-2-3 finish in 200, Pembroke boys sprint to lead at Division 4 track championship

Joseph D’Angelo (22.09 seconds), Gabe Lamar (22.32) and Jayden Leonard (22.52) finished first, second, and third, respectively, with each setting personal bests.
MIAA DIVISION 6 TRACK CHAMPIONSHIPS

Douglas senior Domenic Rossi goes the distance to win Division 6 pentathlon

A first-place finish in the 110 hurdles was the kickstart for Assumption-bound senior. Amesbury leads boys' competition, and Mount Greylock paces girls' field.
MIAA DIVISION 3 TRACK CHAMPIONSHIPS

Blackstone Valley Tech’s Haley Bilodeau hits all the right notes in winning 400-meter hurdles at Division 3 championships

Bilodeau won by nearly four seconds and set a meet record on Thursday, but she'll exchange her track shoes for a bow and music stand come Saturday.
BOYS' VOLLEYBALL: O'BRYANT 3, LATIN ACADEMY 2

Focusing on three (sets), O’Bryant boys’ volleyball nets a City League three-peat

With freshman Max Dong (32 assists, 4 timely kills) delivering key points, the Tigers rallied for a riveting five-set victory over Latin Academy.
HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL

Hanover, King Philip softball teams must forfeit games for unauthorized use of electronic devices

King Philip must forfeit six wins and Hanover will forfeit three games (all losses) because both schools misinterpreted a new rule.
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL NOTEBOOK

The Westford baseball team has won 17 straight games. The catalyst for success is in the details.

Pitching, defense, timely hitting, and energy have been key. But, as senior captain Nic Bonica says, "We do the things we need to, but we don’t overthink it.”
EMASS BASEBALL: TOP 20

EMass baseball: Milford and English make late-season surge into Globe Top 20

No. 15 Milford debuts after winning seven straight before Tuesday’s 5-1 loss to Taunton. English is 17-2 and beat formerly ranked Lawrence, 4-1, on Monday behind a gem from senior David Castillo.
EMASS BASEBALL: PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

EMass baseball: Propelling English to three wins, David Castillo headlines Players of the Week

The senior collected six hits in seven at-bats, drove in nine runs, and fired a complete game with 12 strikeouts in Monday’s 4-1 win over Lawrence.

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EMASS BASEBALL: PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

EMass baseball: Propelling English to three wins, David Castillo headlines Players of the Week

The senior collected six hits in seven at-bats, drove in nine runs, and fired a complete game with 12 strikeouts in Monday’s 4-1 win over Lawrence.
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Boys’ tennis roundup: Cooper McDonald the catalyst at No. 3 singles as Scituate secures Patriot Fisher crown

Check out the latest high school boys’ tennis scores, news, and highlights from The Boston Globe.
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Girls’ tennis roundup: Wellesley (18-1) makes a clean sweep of singles to defeat Brookline

Check out the latest high school girls’ tennis scores, news, and highlights from The Boston Globe.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' LACROSSE NOTEBOOK

After two years at a private school, Max Field’s return has bolstered Swampscott boys’ lacrosse

The presence of the senior pole has helped the No. 19 Big Blue (15-1) to the best regular-season record in program history.
EMASS BOYS' LACROSSE: PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

EMass boys’ lacrosse: The single-season scoring leader at Hopkinton, Logan DelPonte headlines Players of the Week

The St. Bonaventure-bound senior became the Hillers’ leader when he notched his 105th career point, breaking a 22-year-old record in an 11-4 win over Weston.
EMASS BOYS' LACROSSE: TOP 20

EMass boys’ lacrosse: Acton-Boxborough, Hingham stick with high rankings in Globe Top 20

The two absorbed losses New Hampshire power Bishop Guertin, but stay at No. 3 and No. 4, behind St. John's Prep and Duxbury in the rankings.
HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL NOTEBOOK

All in, Ashleigh Lent is an invaluable presence for unbeaten Lincoln-Sudbury softball

The junior catcher has become an important vocal leader, just one of a handful of unheralded players who are critical to the success of teams like Peabody and Tewksbury.
EMASS SOFTBALL: PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

EMass softball: Aces for Abington, Elsie Testa headlines Players of the Week

The sophomore fired 11- and 12-strikeout shutouts against Carver and Stoughton, respectively, then tossed her first no-hitter vs. Pembroke.
EMASS SOFTBALL: TOP 20

EMass softball: Unbeatens Taunton, Lincoln-Sudbury stand alone atop Globe Top 20

The cutoff for regular-season games is Memorial Day. The MIAA tournaments brackets will be released on Wednesday, the 28th.

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Georgetown apologizes, but decries Roxbury Prep for false allegations following football game

Georgetown Public Schools responded to an independent investigator’s report that detailed the use of racial slurs and other hostile conditions during a football game vs Roxbury Prep las fall.

Danvers fights efforts to expose high school hockey team’s alleged misconduct

School officials and police have yet to inform the community about the alleged violent racist and homophobic locker room behavior or details of virulent group text messages.

After Woburn football player endures multiple alleged assaults, parents left outraged by official response

A freshman player's anguish began after he was allegedly groped in the locker room. He reported the incident, but no charges have been filed, no coach held accountable, and the player stayed on the team. The victim, meanwhile, had to withdraw from school.

With the shuttering of a major support program, Boston school sports take another loss

The Scholar Athletes foundation spent more than $25 million on direct services to BPS student-athletes before it shut down, creating a void as a new academic year approaches and deficiencies persist in Boston school sports.

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Red Sox

Red Sox hit with series-opening loss in return home after Brewers tag Kutter Crawford for six runs

Crawford gave up three runs in each of the third and fifth innings in the Sox starter’s shortest outing of the season.

After early struggles, David Hamilton regroups and starts to contribute for Red Sox on regular basis

The middle infielder played solid defense and was 5 for 16 with a .313/.353/.750 line on the recent road trip. He now seems better attuned to the pace of play.

Game 51: Brewers at Red Sox lineups and notes

Kutter Crawford will be on the mound when the Red Sox open a three-game series with Milwaukee at Fenway Park.

Patriots

NFL owners conclude spring meetings without voting on Tom Brady’s bid for minority ownership of Raiders

One issue is the price Brady agreed to pay to join George Halas and Jerry Richardson as only the third former NFL player to be an owner. Owners want to be sure Brady doesn’t get a discount.

Patriots mailbag: Questions about the quarterbacks on this team and some others

A reader wonders which signal callers around the league we can expect to have bounce-back seasons from injuries.

Former Patriots receiver DeVante Parker, after signing with Eagles, opts instead to retire

The 31-year-old signed a one-year contract with Philadelphia in March after New England released him, but ultimately decided to spend more quality time with his children.

Bruins

Pavel Zacha’s goal for host Czechia ousts United States men at hockey world championships

Zacha and David Pastrnak were playing in just their second game at the tournament, joining after the Bruins were eliminated from the NHL playoffs by the Panthers.

With series tied at 1, PWHL Boston heads to Minnesota for Game 3 of Walter Cup Finals

One thing Boston will try to work on in Friday's game is its power play, which so far in the playoffs is 0 for 14.

Bruins have the cap space to upgrade — and a better-than-expected foundation in place

As it turned out, this season was not a "bridge year," as the Bruins exceeded the expectations of many.

Celtics

Oshae Brissett provided a big spark when the Celtics went small in Game 2

An injury to Luke Kornet forced Joe Mazzulla to improvise, but Brissett helped ensure that the Celtics didn't miss a beat.

Retracing the deep Celtics roots of Pacers coach Rick Carlisle, and other thoughts

Carlisle was here for three seasons in the 1980s — he was on the legendary 1986 champions — and has seen a lot of changes in the NBA game.

Inside the 20-0 run that fueled the Celtics to a blowout win over the Pacers in Game 2

Across the end of the first quarter and into the second, the Celtics shifted Indiana’s souped-up offense into neutral.