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Title towns: See the results from the high school basketball and hockey state finals
MIAA state champions were crowned this weekend in boys’ basketball, girls’ basketball, boys’ hockey, and girls’ hockey. See who won.

D1 GIRLS' HOCKEY: SHREWSBURY 4, St. MARY'S 1
Shrewsbury’s confidence in high-scoring blue line rewarded with Division 1 girls’ hockey state championship
“I’ve been saying all year long, from our goalie to our four defensemen, they’re the strongest in the state,” said Shrewsbury coach Frank Panarelli.

D3 BOYS' HOCKEY: NASHOBA 2, SCITUATE 1 (OT)
Nashoba peaks at the right time, riding Joe Quinn’s overtime goal to unexpected Division 3 boys’ hockey state title
After losing four of its last five regular-season games, Nashoba launched a perfect playoff run, culminating in its third state championship.

D1 BOYS' BASKETBALL: WORCESTER NORTH 73, NEEDHAM 64
North High becomes first Worcester city school to win a Division 1 state boys’ basketball title
The sixth-seeded Polar Bears (24-2) showcased their size, speed, and athleticism, completing an undefeated season against in-state competition.

D4 GIRLS' BASKETBALL: CATHEDRAL 75, WAHCONAH 53

Defining moment: With Jasmine Day-Cox stepping forward, Cathedral girls’ basketball runs to another Division 4 title

Day-Cox, a transfer from O'Bryant, said it took her about 10 games to understand what her team needed from her.
D4 BOYS' HOCKEY: NORWELL 4, SANDWICH 3 (OT)

Timmy Ward erases years of heartbreak for Norwell boys’ hockey with overtime goal against Sandwich in Division 4 championship

“I think every kid in the world dreams about this,” said Ward, who finished his senior season with an astounding 74 points for the top-seeded Clippers (25-1).
D4 BOYS' BASKETBALL: WAREHAM 66, SPRINGFIELD INTERNATIONAL 40

Behind frenetic defense, Wareham boys’ basketball caps dominant postseason run with Division 4 title over Springfield International

Wareham (22-3) won all five of its tournament games by at least 22 points, winning by an average of 29.2.
D1 BOYS' HOCKEY: POPE FRANCIS 3, XAVERIAN 2

Josh Iby finishes off Division 1 boys’ hockey championship win for Pope Francis

The senior captain (2 goals) slammed home the winner with 25.6 seconds left to lift the fourth-seeded Cardinals (21-2-3) past Xaverian.
D5 GIRLS' BASKETBALL: SPRINGFIELD INT'L 42, MILLIS 34

From stat man to state champion, Tyrone Reid directs Springfield International girls’ basketball to Division 5 title over Millis

Alicia Mitchell, a 6-foot-4-inch junior center, powered the second-seeded Bulldogs ( 21-4) to their first championship over No. 1 Mohawks.
D2 BOYS' HOCKEY: CANTON 4, HOPKINTON 1

Canton boys’ hockey climbs back to the top of Division 2 with title win over Hopkinton

Denied in 2022 by Tewksbury, the third-seeded Bulldogs (22-4) struck with four unanswered goals for the program's fourth state title.
D2 BOYS' HOCKEY: CANTON 4, HOPKINTON 1

Canton boys’ hockey climbs back to the top of Division 2 with title win over Hopkinton

Denied in 2022 by Tewksbury, the third-seeded Bulldogs (22-4) struck with four unanswered goals for the program's fourth state title.
D2 GIRLS' HOCKEY: DUXBURY 5, CANTON 2

Inspired and determined, Duxbury girls’ hockey makes a triumphant return as Division 2 champion

Sophomore Maddie Greenwood netted a pair of goals as the Dragons (24-1-2) captured the program's first title since 2014.
D2 girls' basketball: Foxborough 73, Dracut 53

Kailey Sullivan and Addie Ruter lead the way for Foxborough girls’ basketball in dominant win over Dracut in Division 2 title game

The sophomore duo paced the Warriors (24-1) with 18 points apiece, and versatile junior Camryn Collins added 15. “It’s amazing. They play like they’ve been here several times, and none of them have," said Foxborough coach Lisa Downs.
D3 GIRLS' BASKETBALL: ST. MARY'S 45, BISHOP FENWICK 41

Crowning moment: St. Mary’s girls’ basketball staves off rival Bishop Fenwick to repeat as Division 3 champion

In their finale, seniors Yirsy Queliz (18 points), Kellyn Preira, and Niya Morgen were the catalysts as the top-seeded Spartans (23-2) finished another title run.
MIAA Division 5 boys' basketball: Taconic 53, David Prouty 51

Having suffered the agony of defeat before, Taconic finally breaks through to savor the thrill of victory in the Division 5 boys’ championship

The Thunder (23-2) took down the only remaining unbeaten team in the state after Taconic fell to TechBoston in the D2 state final in 2018 and 2019, and had a run to the state final in 2020 abruptly halted by the COVID pandemic.
D3 BOYS' BASKETBALL: ARCHBISHOP WILLIAMS 76, ST. MARY'S 71

Josh Campbell stood strong against St. Mary’s and delivered a Division 3 state title for Archbishop Williams boys’ basketball

The 6-foot-3-inch senior guard from Plymouth (34 points, 4 rebounds, 6 blocks) always seemed to have the answer for the top-seeded Bishops (24-1) in their 76-71 victory over St. Mary's.
MIAA Division 1 girls' basketball

After she fouled out late, Amelia Hanscom became Andover’s loudest cheerleader in its Division 1 girls’ basketball title win over Bishop Feehan

After scoring 18 points, Hanscom relied on techniques she learned in the offseason to help calm her nerves and remain mentally focused on helping the Golden Warriors (26-0) score a 55-51 win.
MIAA Div. 1 girls' basketball: Andover 55, Bishop Feehan 51

Perfect finish: Andover girls’ basketball punctuates its 26-0 run with a Division 1 state title victory over Bishop Feehan

Anna Foley made good on her vow to return as a victorious senior to the Division 1 state title game, scoring a team-high 20 points in Andover's 55-51 victory over Bishop Feehan (20-5).
MIAA D2 BOYS' BASKETBALL: Malden Catholic 72, Mansfield 54

Nick Martinez sets the tone for Malden Catholic against Mansfield in dominant back-to-back Division 2 boys’ state title victory

Martinez's opening 3-pointer was a harbinger of his 28-point performance for Malden Catholic (23-2) in a 72-54 victory over Mansfield (24-3) Friday night at the Tsongas Center in Lowell.
MIAA HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIPS

There are 6 MIAA boys’ and girls’ hockey championships at TD Garden Sunday. Here’s a preview.

The puck drops at 9 a.m. for the Division 2 girls' final, when Duxbury makes its first appearance since 2011 against a Canton squad back for the second straight year.
MIAA HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIPS

Tripleheader: Sunday’s hockey finals special for Xaverian coach Dave Spinale, his daughter Devan, and nephew Grady

Spinale, in is 22nd season as Xaverian's head coach, will lead the Hawks in the D1 boys’ final at 1 p.m.. His daughter, Devan, a junior at Canton, will play for the D2 girls’ title against Duxbury at 9 a.m., and nephew Grady, will compete in the D3 boys’ championship with Scituate at 5:30 p.m.
MIAA boy's basketball finals at a glance

Five games will decide the state championships in boys’ basketball. Here’s a preview of each final.

A look at the matchups in the Division 1-5 MIAA boys' basketball finals this weekend at the Tsongas Center in Lowell.

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MIAA boy's basketball finals at a glance

Five games will decide the state championships in boys’ basketball. Here’s a preview of each final.

A look at the matchups in the Division 1-5 MIAA boys' basketball finals this weekend at the Tsongas Center in Lowell.
MIAA Girls' Basketball

Who will win the girls’ basketball state titles? Here’s a closer look at all five championship matchups.

A look at the matchups in Division 1-5 of the MIAA girls' basketball finals this weekend at the Tsongas Center in Lowell.
MIAA boys' D5 semifinal: David Prouty 85, Holbrook 58

Braeden White leads David Prouty to a decisive Division 5 semifinal win over Holbrook and the program’s first ever state title appearance

White led the second-seeded Panthers (24-0) with 9 fourth-quarter points en route to a career-high tying 40 points in an 85-58 rout of No. 14 Holbrook to earn a title shot against No. 1 Taconic (22-2) Saturday at 4 p.m.
MIAA boys' D1 semifinal: Needham 60, North Andover 43

Henry Bickford leads fifth-seeded Needham in romp over No. 9 North Andover to reach Division 1 state final against No. 6 Worcester North

Bickford (23 points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists, 4 steals) led the Rockets (22-2) in a dominant 60-43 victory to advance to the program’s first ever state final appearance.
MIAA GIRLS' BASKETBALL SEMIFINALS

Pushing the tempo in second half, Cathedral girls’ basketball cruises into Division 4 state final

Sophomore Hijjah Allen-Paisley (21 points) hit four 3-pointers and freshman Keyona Raines had 13 points, 9 rebounds, 5 assists, and 7 steals for top-seeded Panthers in semifinal win over NDA-Worcester.
MIAA boys' D3 semifinals

Lorenzo Jackson’s buzzer-beating 3-pointer propels top-seeded Archbishop Williams boys to Division 3 title game

Jackson made his only basket of the game count, sending the top-seeded Bishops (23-1) to the D3 state title game opposite Catholic Central foe St. Mary's (19-7), a 58-47 winner over Old Rochester.
MIAA DIVISION 3 GIRLS' BASKETBALL SEMIFINALS

Central casting: Bishop Fenwick and St. Mary’s will square off for Division 3 girls’ basketball title

Tess Keenan's bucket with 26 seconds left lifted Fenwick past Norwell, 40-38. Defending champion St. Mary's set the tone early in a 2022 title rematch against Rockland.
MIAA Division 4 boys' semifinals

Second-seeded Burke comes up short against No. 3 Springfield International in a Division 4 state semifinal setback

Springfield International (22-2) used a 13-2 run at the end of the third quarter and early fourth to take control in its 59-53 victory in the D4 semifinals.
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

Here are the North and South All-Star rosters for the 45th Shriners Football Classic

Masconomet Regional's Gavin Monagle (North) and Abington's Jim Kelliher (South) will serve as head coaches June 16 at Bentley.

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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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Monday’s spring training report: Justin Turner gets a hit in return to lineup

"I got in there, took the first pitch, and then it was kind of like a sigh of relief and, ‘All right, let’s go,' " said Turner, back in action for the first time in two weeks.

Cuba’s semifinal place at the World Baseball Classic only heightens event’s spotlight

Ultimately, the WBC is about baseball, not politics, and the baseball has been very good. The tournament isn’t perfect, but it has become an event worth diverting some attention away from basketball or hockey.

Noah Song battling conflicting feelings, lost muscle memory in his return to baseball with the Phillies

Song showed a four-pitch mix and command that made it easy to project a major league starter with Lowell in 2019. Four years and one long military commitment later, he's trying to recapture the opportunity.

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Patriots’ offseason moves have been OK, but they aren’t nearly enough to make them contenders

Bill Belichick may be making the mistake — again — of thinking his team isn't that far from challenging the Bills for AFC East supremacy.

A closer look at the Patriots’ biggest moves in free agency so far

Not only is JuJu Smith-Schuster an upgrade over Jakobi Meyers at receiver, he also signed a team-friendlier contract.

Patriots, special teamer Cody Davis agree on one-year deal

Davis missed the final 11 games of 2022 after tearing an ACL against the Browns in Week 6.

Bruins

Bruins see no reason to stray from their 1-2 goaltending punch

Coach Jim Montgomery indicated earlier that he might go mostly with one goalie as the playoffs approached but has backed off that idea.

Marty Walsh takes over as NHLPA executive director today. Here’s one thing that will be on the agenda.

The salary cap has been mostly flat since 2020, in large part because of the pandemic. But Gary Bettman said he's open to negotiating with the union.

Bruins David Krejci, Dmitry Orlov get a brief respite against Sabres

Krejci’s absence was because of wear and tear, but Orlov got a maintenance day.

Celtics

Time for Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla to turn to Jaylen Brown and others late when Jayson Tatum struggles

Saturday night's loss to the Jazz was just the latest example. Tatum had been held scoreless since late in the second quarter.

A promising start unraveled for the Celtics in loss to Utah, but they still clinched a playoff spot

All of the momentum and equity the Celtics built during a mostly good first half dissipated in the third period when the Jazz went on an 25-11 run.

Celtics clinch a playoff spot thanks to a Heat loss

Also during Saturday’s game, Jayson Tatum surpassed 2,000 points on the season, becoming just the fourth player in franchise history to reach the milestone in multiple times.