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Meet the Globe’s Winter 2021-22 All-Scholastics

The Globe salutes the region's best high school athletes and coaches in the eight winter sports. Click here to read about the honorees. Find the All-Scholastics section in print on Sunday, May 1.

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SATURDAY'S SCHOOLS BASEBALL ROUNDUP

Pete Murphy pitches in as red-hot Nauset baseball takes down No. 3 Medfield

The junior came on in relief in the second inning and didn't allow a hit as the Warriors (11-4) won their eighth in a row since a loss to Medfield on April 23.
SATURDAY'S SCHOOLS ROUNDUP

Marissa Iapicca’s start proves to be a hit for Reading softball in win over Newton North

In the lineup on senior day, the backup catcher drove in the go-ahead run as the No. 15 Rockets (14-2) held off the Tigers in a key nonleague matchup.
MSTCA INVITATIONAL

Milford’s Kiyanni Simas, Southeastern’s Chris Gregory push to the finish at MSTCA Invitational

Simas soared 17 feet, 9¾ inches to win the girls' long jump, and Gregory captured the boys' 110-meter hurdles as they were named the meet's top overall athletes.
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL NOTEBOOK

Ace pitcher Aidan O’Donnell and Abington are going to be tough to stop

In 34 innings, the senior righthander has allowed just one earned run (0.26 ERA).
EMASS BASEBALL | PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

EMass baseball: Duxbury’s Teddy Massingham headlines Players of the Week

The senior threw a no-hitter against Pembroke on Wednesday.
FRIDAY'S SCHOOLS SOFTBALL ROUNDUP

Patient approach helps Triton softball line up key Cape Ann League win over North Reading

Sophomore Kyla Story's go-ahead, two-run double helped spark the Vikings (11-4), who moved into first place in the CAL's Kinney Division.
FRIDAY'S SCHOOLS ROUNDUP

Durfee’s Shakira Cadet leaps to three victories at MSTCA Twilight Invitational

The junior starred with wins in the long jump, high jump, and triple jump in Foxborough meet. Lowell junior Bridget Geary ran the fastest 400 in the state this season.
FRIDAY'S SCHOOLS BASEBALL ROUNDUP

For Whitman-Hanson baseball coach Pat Cronin, 500th career victory is extra special

He became the 17th coach in Massachusetts high school history to reach the milestone when the Panthers earned a dramatic nine-inning win over Plymouth North.
BATTLE NEW ENGLAND ALL-STAR TOURNAMENT

The region’s best girls’ basketball players take the court in Cambridge to honor the legacy of Medina Dixon

Using his connections to New England’s top AAU programs, Dixon's cousin, Al McClain reached out to players and coaches and invited them to participate in the weekend tournament.
HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS NOTEBOOK

Young talent has been perfect addition to deep lineup for unbeaten Hingham girls’ tennis team

"With strong players right through the lineup from one to 15," according to coach Linda Partridge, the Harborwomen are off to a 12-0 start.
JIM CLARK | HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY

In 44 years, Dan Shine’s Arlington Catholic’s boys’ hockey teams won a lot, but had ‘more great kids than great players’

Under Shine, who announced his retirement this week, Arlington Catholic made 12 appearances in the Super 8 and won 575 games and three state titles.
THURSDAY'S SCHOOLS ROUNDUP

Owen Hoffman lifts No. 4 Hingham boys’ lacrosse past Duxbury in double-overtime thriller

Regardless of the season, the location, or each team’s ranking, Hingham and Duxbury boys’ lacrosse games always seem to come down to the final possession in this storied rivalry.
BOYS' LACROSSE | PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

EMass boys’ lacrosse: Old Colony’s Will Harrop headlines Players of the Week

The junior set the MIAA single-game goal scoring record with his 13 strikes in a 23-4 win over Bishop Connolly.
NATE WEITZER | BOYS' LACROSSE NOTEBOOK

Building on the success of youth lacrosse, Nauset boys set their sights high

Training hard all offseason with player-led workouts and drills has Nauset in position to compete for the Cape & Islands Atlantic title.
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL

Battle New England basketball tournament will honor Cambridge great Medina Dixon

Organized by Dixon’s cousin, Al McClain, the tournament features eight girls' basketball teams from across the Northeast.
WEDNESDAY'S BASEBALL ROUNDUP

Streaking Lincoln-Sudbury baseball hands No. 4 Westford Academy its first loss

The Warriors (9-4) got a strong pitching performance from Ben Resnic, the winning hit in the seventh from Jake Haarde, and picked up their fifth win in a row.
WEDNESDAY'S SCHOOLS ROUNDUP

St. John’s Prep boys’ lacrosse continues to get the better of rival BC High

The Globe's top-ranked team jumped out to a quick lead and improved to 12-1 overall after beating its Catholic Conference foe for the fifth time in six meetings.
High school boys' hockey

Dan Shine retires after 43 years as boys’ hockey coach at Arlington Catholic

Shine will stay on as the school’s athletic director, a role he has held for more than two decades.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' LACROSSE NOTEBOOK

Undefeated girls’ lacrosse power Westwood’s defense should no longer be overlooked

The top-ranked Wolverines defense has allowed just 4.8 goals per game and has established itself as arguably the best in the state.
GIRLS' LACROSSE | PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

EMass girls’ lacrosse: Swampscott’s Coco Clopton headlines Players of the Week

The sophomore netted two goals and two assists in a 17-3 win over Saugus, and four goals and two assists in a 15-14 victory over Beverly.

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Meet the Globe’s Winter 2021-22 All-Scholastics

The Globe salutes the region’s best high school athletes and coaches in the eight winter sports. Find the section in print on Sunday, May 1.

Meet the Globe’s Fall 2021 All-Scholastics

The Globe salutes the region's best high school athletes and coaches in the seven fall sports.

Meet the Globe’s spring 2021 All-Scholastics

The Globe salutes the region's best high school athletes and coaches in the eight spring sports and three Fall II sports. Find the All-Scholastics section in print on Sunday, July 18.

Meet the Globe’s winter 2020-21 All-Scholastics

The Globe salutes the region's best high school athletes and coaches in five winter sports.

Meet the Globe’s 2020 fall All-Scholastics

In the strangest of seasons, the Globe salutes the region’s best high school athletes and coaches in five fall sports.

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MIAA VOLLEYBALL COMMITTEE

MIAA boys’ volleyball semifinals and finals destined for high school gymnasiums

In the first spring of statewide tournaments with two divisions, the finals are scheduled for June 15-16.
TUESDAY'S SCHOOLS ROUNDUP

Westwood girls’ lacrosse holds off Franklin in top-two showdown

The two top-ranked teams in the state went toe-to-toe, and the No. 1 Wolverines came out on top in a rematch of 2021's Division 1 title game.
TUESDAY'S SOFTBALL ROUNDUP

Ava Glavine’s late heroics help Lexington softball finally knock off No. 14 Woburn

The Minutemen topped the Tanners for the first time in six years, thanks to a sixth-inning solo shot from the senior.
GIRLS' SOFTBALL NOTEBOOK

Unbeaten Greater New Bedford softball’s veterans have championship aspirations on their minds

Seniors Lena Tsonis, Madison Medeiros, and Kylee Caetano have the Bears off to an excellent start.
GIRLS' SOFTBALL | PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

EMass softball: North Attleborough’s Kelly Colleran headlines Players of the Week

After striking out 19 in a 1-0 Hockomock League loss to No. 4 King Philip, the Boston University commit tossed a no-hitter, striking out 18, in a 16-0 Davenport Division win against Sharon.
MIAA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

MIAA Board approves 1.75 percent increase for 2023 budget

A budget increase to $6,120,000 passed in a unanimous vote on Tuesday.
MONDAY'S SCHOOLS ROUNDUP

It’s not an unlucky 13 as Old Colony’s Will Harrop stakes claim to single-game boys’ lacrosse goal record

According to LaxRecords.com, the previous mark of 12 had been done three times since 2016, most recently by Rockland's Lucas Leander on April 1.
MONDAY'S SOFTBALL ROUNDUP

Giana LaCedra stays in the zone, No. 16 Lowell softball topples No. 11 Tewksbury

The UMass Lowell-bound senior struck out 16 and allowed only one hit as the Red Raiders prevailed in a key Merrimack Valley Conference matchup.
MONDAY'S BASEBALL ROUNDUP

Evan Blanco blanks another rival as top-ranked Austin Prep baseball shuts down St. Mary’s

The Virginia-bound senior got the better of counterpart Aiven Cabral, and the Cougars finally broke the game open with a four-run fifth inning.

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Hate speech in Mass. school sports: Painful progress was made in 2021, but challenges remain

It was a turbulent year within local schools, with high-profile incidents in Duxbury and Danvers. What's changed?

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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GLOBE FOUNDATION | PHELPS SCHOLARS

Globe Foundation / Richard J. Phelps Scholar-Athletes and athletes of the year honored for 2020-21

A group of graduating seniors was honored Monday morning at the 35th Globe Foundation/Richard J. Phelps Scholar-Athletes and Athletes of the Year awards ceremony, held in the Dell Technologies Club at Fenway Park. Everyone in the expansive room was maskless, a far cry from the virtual ceremony last year.
Watch: ‘I just have to be grateful to even play.’ Inside Brockton football’s COVID-altered season
COVID-19 has upended life as we know it — including high school football. In Brockton, getting a chance to play is better than not playing at all. (Shelby Lum/Globe Staff)

Watch: ‘I just have to be grateful to even play.’ Inside Brockton football’s COVID-altered season

The pandemic has ripped away many of the tiny joys and touchstones of adolescence — like high school football. This spring, a Globe video journalist followed the Boxers as they embarked on a brief season. Watch their story.

Red Sox

With his future with Red Sox uncertain, Xander Bogaerts is just trying to live in the moment

The shortstop can opt out of the final three years of his contract after the World Series, but softened his stance on not negotiating a new deal during the season.

J.D. Martinez off to a hot start, and will have plenty of options as he approaches free agency

The Red Sox' No. 3 hitter is batting .314 with four home runs through Sunday, and MLB's expansion of the designated hitter to all teams should boost his market.

Nestor Cortes brilliant on the mound as Yankees beat White Sox

The lefthander pitched a career-high eight innings, allowing three hits, striking out seven, and walking none.

Patriots

Here are the top story lines from the recently released NFL schedule

It’s not an easy process, as the NFL tries to keep its five broadcast partners happy and also juggle requests from the 32 teams.

From kicking to receiving to the broadcast booth, there was nobody like Mr. Patriot, Gino Cappelletti

Cappelletti paid his way to the franchise’s first training camp in 1960 and played every week thereafter in his 11-year career.

We knew who they’d play, now we know when they’ll play: See the Patriots’ 2022 regular-season schedule

The Patriots play twice on Monday night and host the Bengals on Christmas Eve.

Bruins

Artemi Panarin’s OT goal ousts Penguins and sends Rangers into second round

Mika Zibanejad had a goal and two assists, and Chris Kreider and K’Andre Miller also scored for New York.

With Patrice Bergeron or without him, the Bruins’ forward corps needs a significant revamp

Whether it's in personnel or attitude, reworking Boston's front end is a big priority for Bruce Cassidy, Don Sweeney, and Cam Neely.

For Bruins, little suspense on the ice, but there will be plenty off it

The final seconds of the season contained a couple of oh-so-close scoring opportunities and endless chaos, but in the end all the Bruins were left with were what-ifs to lug into the summer.

Celtics

Jayson Tatum makes his Celtics teammates better and that is why he has cracked the code for true NBA superstardom

Tatum didn't have to carry the Celtics in Game 7, so instead he became a facilitator and a defender.

Grant Williams is the catalyst in Celtics’ victory

Williams led the Celtics in scoring for the first time in his career with a 7 for 18 3-point outing that couldn’t have come at a more opportune time.

One thing is clear: Ime Udoka brings ‘poise,’ and it’s how the Celtics rallied from down 3-2 to win this series

“I’ve come in with a fresh set of eyes and perspective to seeing what we have, to see the growth and the possibilities,” Udoka said Sunday night. “So I’ve always been on them about that.”

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