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The Globe salutes the region’s best high school athletes and coaches in the eight winter sports. Find the section in print on Sunday, April 30.

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Meet the rare Massachusetts talent who could be a very high pick in this year’s MLB draft
Thomas White, a 6-foot-5-inch ace from Rowley, has the scouts riveted, a full ride to Vanderbilt, and a dream to pitch for the Red Sox.

MIAA BOYS' VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT ROUNDUP
Newton North boys’ volleyball puts depth and dominance on display while delivering upset of No. 2 Lowell in Division 1 quarterfinals
It was junior Adam Christianson lowering the boom for 17 kills and a pair of blocks that made the Tigers’ presence felt.

MIAA BOYS' LACROSSE TOURNAMENT
Right at home, Acton-Boxborough boys’ lacrosse topples rival Lincoln-Sudbury in Division 1 quarterfinals
A-B (17-4) will face the winner of Saturday’s quarterfinal between BC High (18-2) and Xaverian (12-6) in the state semifinals.

FRIDAY'S TOURNAMENT ROUNDUPWith ‘textbook’ execution in the eighth inning, 13th-seeded North Andover softball dealt No. 4 Wachusett its first loss
Brigid Gaffny plated the winning run with a sacrifice fly and excelled in the circle, striking out nine and scattering five hits.

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: With an MVP performance from starter Austin Harper, Wakefield wins Dick Scanlon Memorial Day Tournament

Softball roundup: St. Mary’s, led by MVP Michaela Walker, caps best regular season with Holland Tournament championship

Boys’ lacrosse roundup: Jake Vana, Jimmy Ayers combine for six goals to lead No 3 St. John’s past Hingham in nonleague matchup

Girls’ lacrosse roundup: Down three with eight minutes to play, Bishop Feehan rallies for overtime win over Scituate

Boys’ tennis roundup: Sahil Ahkter, Avi Shrivastava rally to win second doubles for Lynnfield in nonleague matchup vs. Masconomet

Girls’ tennis roundup: Sonika Chaudhary, Sadie Berube dominate in first doubles to lead Andover to nonleauge win over Newburyport

Boys’ track and field roundup: Mo Arugollu’s winning ways help Stoughton race by Canton

Girls’ track and field roundup: Gracie Richard (mile), Izzy Galusha (800m) lead the way for Weymouth in Bay State dual meet vs. Braintree

Boys’ volleyball roundup: No. 12 Acton-Boxborough completes undefeated Dal County League run thanks to Parth Pawar (34 assists) and Lucas Tan (11 kills)

THURSDAY'S TOURNAMENT ROUNDUP

In rematch of last year’s state boys’ rugby final, Weymouth turns the tries on Hanover to avenge its only loss of season

Bedford, Silver Lake, Bishop Fenwick, Archbishop Williams, Hopkins advance to quarterfinals in state softball tournament.
THURSDAY'S LACROSSE TOURNAMENT ROUNDUP

With balance up top, Franklin boys’ lacrosse builds an early lead and cruises into Division 1 quarterfinals

UMass Lowell commit Jayden Consigli (5 goals, 1 assist) was joined on the attack by seniors Luke Davis (3 goals, 4 assists) and Tyler Sacchetti (3 goals, assist).
THURSDAY'S TENNIS TOURNAMENT ROUNDUP

Wellesley’s boys’ tennis seniors aren’t satisfied with first Division 1 semifinals trip since 2017

Defending champion Lexington girls' tennis continues title defense with a 5-0 win over Wellesley.
THURSDAY'S BASEBALL TOURNAMENT ROUNDUP

Lukasz Rondeau makes the grade while pitching Central Catholic baseball into the Division 1 state quarterfinals

Central Catholic faces Merrimack Valley Conference foe No. 21 Methuen — winners of 12 of its last 14 — Sunday at noon in the state quarterfinals.
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He’s 16, the top prospect in his class, and playing for Team USA. How does AJ Dybantsa stay focused amid the hype?

St. Sebastian's AJ Dybantsa is the top-ranked prospect in his class and is currently starring for the US U16 team.
wednesday's softball tournament roundup

Morgan Barmash comes through in circle and at plate as Woburn softball edges Lincoln-Sudbury in Division 1 tournament

Barmash singled home the winning run in the top of the seventh and allowed two runs, scattering five hits and striking out eight over seven innings.
wednesday's softball tournament roundup

Morgan Barmash comes through in circle and at plate as Woburn softball edges Lincoln-Sudbury in Division 1 tournament

Barmash singled home the winning run in the top of the seventh and allowed two runs, scattering five hits and striking out eight over seven innings.
wednesday's baseball tournament roundup

Jimmy Fallon, Scott Longo get things going, Milton baseball doesn’t let up on Norwood in Division 2 tournament

Fallon’s triple started a three-run first and set the tone for the top-seeded Wildcats, who added three more in the fourth and relied on stellar pitching from Longo.
WEDNESDAY'S TOURNAMENT ROUNDUP

Franklin girls’ lacrosse grabs early lead, doesn’t look back in beating Concord-Carlisle in Division 1 tournament

Sophomore Katie Ryan led the way with a career-high three goals for the seventh-seeded Panthers.
st. mary's 4, reading 0

Tommy Falasca hurls complete-game shutout, St. Mary’s baseball eliminates Reading in Division 2 tournament

The senior allowed five hits and finished with five strikeouts to lead the Spartans to the quarterfinals.
cambridge 3, lexington 2

Cambridge boys’ volleyball survives five-set tournament thriller against Lexington in Division 1 second round

The Falcons worked it to match point twice in the final set, and finally, senior Henry Bonney delivered the winning block.
TUESDAY'S TENNIS TOURNAMENT ROUNDUP

Confident and cruising, ace Connor Liona and Westford Academy boys’ tennis topples host Needham in Division 1 tournament

With wins from Liona, Saunak Manna, and Will Owen, the No. 9 Ghosts rattled off their ninth straight victory, edging the No. 8 Rockets in a match that took three hours to complete.
TUESDAY'S MIAA TOURNAMENT ROUNDUP

Needham boys’ lacrosse capitalizes on turnovers to eliminate rival Natick in Division 1

Jimmy Kenney and Jack Curran combined to cause nearly 10 turnovers in the first half alone, helping the Rockets to a 9-3 edge at the half.
TUESDAY'S MIAA BOYS' VOLLEYBALL

Adam Christianson puts injury out of mind to lead Newton North boys’ volleyball over Winchester in Division 1

The junior, who had 21 kills and three aces, has been playing through a partially torn labrum in his right shoulder suffered in January.
TUESDAY'S SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT ROUNDUP

Emma Keefe delivers walkoff hit as Newburyport softball completes comeback against East Bridgewater in Division 3

With one out in the seventh, Cassidy Bolcome hit a single to right and Emily Meleedy worked a walk, bringing a runner into scoring position for Keefe.
MONDAY'S MIAA SOFTBALL ROUNDUP

Pride of the Lions: Chelmsford softball roars into second round on Emilee Sousa’s three-run blast

Sousa’s towering home run highlighted an eight-run third inning that propelled 15th-seeded Chelmsford to a 12-0 five-inning victory over No. 18 Hingham.
MONDAY'S MIAA ROUNDUP

Methuen boys’ volleyball flips the script on Chelmsford, picks up first playoff win in over a decade

The Rangers triumphed 3-1 on Monday to secure their first state tournament win since 2012 and advance to the second round of the Division 1 tournament.
MONDAY'S MIAA BASEBALL ROUNDUP

St. John’s Prep storms into statewide baseball tournament with eight-run first inning to knock off postseason rival Braintree

The storied postseason history between the Eagles and Wamps includes consecutive Super 8 final duels in 2015 and 2016, both won by Braintree.

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MONDAY'S MIAA BASEBALL ROUNDUP

St. John’s Prep storms into statewide baseball tournament with eight-run first inning to knock off postseason rival Braintree

The storied postseason history between the Eagles and Wamps includes consecutive Super 8 final duels in 2015 and 2016, both won by Braintree.
MONDAY'S MIAA LACROSSE ROUNDUP

Any questions about whether Ashley Martell can coach the Bedford boys’ lacrosse team were answered with a playoff win

After reaching the tournament as a No. 31 seed last year, new coach Ashley Martell has Bedford seeded 13th and into the Round of 16.
MIAA GIRLS' GOLF STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

Westford Academy’s Molly Smith caps celebrated high school golf career by claiming state crown over hard-charging Isabel Brozena of North Reading

With four scores under 84, Bishop Feehan won the team title, while Wellesley finished second, led by Katie Ng's 79. Ursuline Academy took third.
winthrop 5, bishop connolly 2

Bishop Connolly falls to Winthrop in Division 4 baseball in the school’s final sporting event

The Cougars learned just before the season began that their school will be closing at the end of the school year.
SUNDAY'S MIAA SOFTBALL ROUNDUP

Lauren Eby’s two HRs start the ball rolling in Attleboro softball’s rout of Andover in Division 1

The senior hadn't homered all season before hitting a two-run blast in the first inning and a three-run shot in the third.
SUNDAY'S MIAA TOURNAMENT ROUNDUP

Tommy Falasca lifts St. Mary’s baseball to walkoff win over Wakefield with single in seventh

Falasca lined a single to center field in the seventh inning to propel the 10th-seeded Spartans.
SUNDAY'S MIAA LACROSSE ROUNDUP

Youth shines through as Wellesley boys’ lacrosse edges Winchester in Division 1 overtime thriller

Winchester freshman Ryan Martin scored two goals to force overtime, but it was Wellesley freshman James Nolan (four goals, two assists) who set up the winning goal.
SATURDAY'S SCHOOLS ROUNDUP

Shea Tully, Brianne Slattery lead the way as North Reading tops Cardinal Spellman in Division 3 girls’ lacrosse

Tully scored a career-high four goals and Slattery contributed a goal and career-high four assists.
HS TRACK & FIELD | MEET OF CHAMPIONS

Cambridge Rindge & Latin’s Kylee Bernard finishes with flourish, wins girls’ 400-meter race at Meet of Champions

The senior finished more than a second ahead of runner-up Ali Murphy of Norton.

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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

For Chris Sale and Jacob deGrom, chances for Cooperstown sidelined by injuries

DeGrom is out for the season and much of 2024 as he will need a second Tommy John surgery, while Sale is back on the injured list for the eighth time since 2018 with a stress reaction to his shoulder blade.

Meet the rare Massachusetts talent who could be a very high pick in this year’s MLB draft

Thomas White, a 6-foot-5-inch ace from Rowley, has the scouts riveted, a full ride to Vanderbilt, and a dream to pitch for the Red Sox.

Weekend in New York begins on a positive for Red Sox when Rafael Devers helps produce a win

Devers homered off Yankees starter Gerrit Cole again and Kiké Hernández also went deep for the Red Sox, who hung on in the ninth behind Kenley Jansen for the victory. Garrett Whitlock bounced back from a poor outing to quiet New York for 6⅓ innings.

Patriots

Patriots long snapper Joe Cardona criticizes new kickoff rules

He said if player safety was the league’s main goal it would not have made limiting returns the priority.

NFL enlists Tom Brady to get across its anti-gambling message to players

Legal sports betting seems to be everywhere now, and recent suspensions illustrate the pitfalls to players, so the league is trying to reinforce its policy.

Star free agent receiver DeAndre Hopkins will visit with Patriots next week

The 31-year-old Hopkins also will meet with the Titans as he explores his opportunities.

Bruins

After Connor Bedard goes No. 1, there’s no telling what NHL draft may bring

The draft is some science and often an equal amount of guesswork, all of it attached to a wing on one side, a prayer on the other.

Even after losing a late lead to Panthers in Game 3, Knights are calm and confident

“We’re not going to change a lot. We don’t need to,” coach Bruce Cassidy said from his team’s beachfront hotel.

Weighing the pros and cons of a Pierre-Luc Dubois trade for the Bruins

The Bruins need to leave no stone unturned when it comes to adding talent at the center position, but trading for an established, 24-year-old center would cost a pretty penny.

Celtics

Nuggets general manager Calvin Booth had big plans after he was done playing, and now he’s on the brink of a title

Many former players don’t want to endure the tedious process of slowly advancing through front office channels to reach a management position. Booth enjoyed the journey.

This was a ‘prove it’ season for Dorchester native Bruce Brown, and in Game 4 of the NBA Finals, he did just that

Brown, a Wakefield High product, scored 11 of his 21 points in the fourth quarter on Friday as Denver moved to within one win of its first NBA title with a 108-95 victory.

Nuggets too powerful for Heat, take commanding 3-1 series lead in NBA Finals

The Heat walked off the floor in silence, fully aware of how much trouble they’re in now.