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HS HOCKEY | GARRETT REAGAN SUMMIT

Takeaways from the return of the Reagan Hockey Summit after a one-year COVID hiatus

Hingham captain Bobby Falvey (4) had reason to celebrate with teammate Bill Jacobus (14) after his power-play strike with 23 seconds left lifted the Harbormen past Xaverian, 3-2, at the Garrett Reagan Summit Sunday at New England Sports Center.
A sense of normalcy prevailed at the season-opening hockey event that drew a robust attendance of 66 teams. Said Malden Catholic boys' coach Chris Kuchar: "I’m just so happy for these guys to be able to get back, and play high school hockey."
High school football

Here are some of the top moments of the high school Super Bowls

Marblehead’s Ned Fitzgerald held up the Super Bowl trophy with his team at the awards ceremony at Gillette Stadium.
The eight state championship games were played this past week at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough.

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MIAA D6 SUPER BOWL | Rockland 23, Abington 13

PJ Celestino carries Rockland to Division 6 championship over South Shore League rival Abington

PJ Celestino leaped into the end on a 1-yard keeper for Rockland's second touchdown in its 23-13 win over Abington for the Division 6 championship Friday night at Gillette Stadium.
The senior quarterback tossed an 8-yard scoring pass, leaped into the end zone from the 1, and took a kickoff return 99 yards for a TD as Rockland won its first Super Bowl since 2000.
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How the high school Super Bowls played out: Relive the key moments in the title games at Gillette Stadium

Scituate’s Keegan Sullivan scored the game-winning two-point conversion in the Division 4 Super Bowl.
From Scituate's bold 2-point conversion for the win in Division 4 to all the rest of the action, the Globe had it covered.
MIAA D4 SUPER BOWL | SCITUATE 14, DUXBURY 13

In a thrilling finish, Scituate completes rally with 2-point conversion to stun Duxbury in Division 4 Super Bowl

Scituate is the Division 4 Super Bowl champion after its riveting 14-13 comeback against Duxbury.
Andrew Bossey scored with 27 seconds left and Keegan Sullivan spun his way into the end zone for a 14-13 victory.
STATE VOCATIONAL BOWLS

Northeast Metro Tech (Large) and Blue Hills (Small) earn State Vocational Bowl championships

The Northeast Metro Tech football team celebrated after its State Vocational Large Bowl championship win over Greater New Bedford.
Senior captain Steve Donnelly of Reading powered Northeast past Greater New Bedford. Eric Mann's 2-point conversion carried Blue Hills to wild 52-51 victory over Nashoba Tech.

North Quincy girls’ basketball coach placed on leave pending investigation

Paul Bregoli is alleged to have had conversations with prospective players before tryouts promising playing time and captainships.
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AJ Quetta, Bishop Feehan hockey player who suffered severe spinal cord injury, returns to team as coach

A.J. Quetta was injured during a January game.
Quetta, who was injured during a game in January, will work on analyzing film and developing the team's forwards.
MIAA D2 SUPER BOWL | CATHOLIC MEMORIAL 42, KING PHILIP 18

Catholic Memorial caps perfect season with Division 2 Super Bowl victory over King Philip

In his fourth season at CM, coach John DiBiaso directed the Scarlet Knights to the program’s first title in 43 years, and his 14th overall.
MIAA D1 SUPER BOWL | SPRINGFIELD CENTRAL 22, CENTRAL CATHOLIC 15

Springfield Central breaks through to win Division 1 Super Bowl over Central Catholic

Springfield became the only public school other than Everett to win a D1 title since the MIAA moved to a playoff format in 2013.
MIAA D3 SUPER BOWL | MARBLEHEAD 35, NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH 28

Connor Cronin is magical as Marblehead tops North Attleborough for Division 3 Super Bowl title

Cronin, a junior, finished with 10 catches for 263 yards and three touchdowns.
DIVISION 3 SUPER BOWL

Tyler DeMattio fueled North Attleborough to the finish

With determination and grit, the senior captain starred in his finale with three touchdowns and another 100-plus yard rushing performance.
MIAA D4 SUPER BOWL | DUXBURY vs. SCITUATE

As honorary captain, 13-year-old Mateo Goldman serves as a daily inspiration for the Duxbury football team

Battling pediatric cancer since age 8, Goldman has attended every practice and delivered passionate pregame speeches in the Dragons' drive to Division 4 Super Bowl.
MIAA D6 SUPER BOWL | ABINGTON VS. ROCKLAND

Neighboring rivals Abington, Rockland hope to close season with Division 6 Super Bowl title

The schools are separated by just 2.5 miles, but the latest game between South Shore League foes will take place on the big stage at Gillette Stadium.
MIAA D6 SUPER BOWL | ABINGTON VS. ROCKLAND

A capsule look at Division 6 Super Bowl: Abington vs. Rockland

It’s a rematch of South Shore League rivals who met Oct. 8, a 17-7 Rockland victory, and Abington will be out to avenge its lone loss and follow up its 2019 Super Bowl title.

A capsule look at Division 4 Super Bowl: Duxbury vs. Scituate

The Patriot League rivals squared off in Week 2, with Duxbury pulling out a 27-26 win, but Friday night the Division 4 title is on the line.
MIAA D5 SUPER BOWL | SWAMPSCOTT 14, NORTH READING 7

For Xaviah Bascon and Swampscott, a second Division 5 Super Bowl win at Gillette ‘a dream come true’

Just four months after being in a back brace with spine fractures, the senior running back ran for 143 yards and threw for a touchdown as the Big Blue (12-1) topped North Reading.
MIAA D7 SUPER BOWL | COHASSET 27, WAHCONAH 12

Make no mistake, Cohasset proves its mettle by toppling Wahconah for Division 7 Super Bowl crown

After starting the season 0-2, the Skippers got back to basics and rattled off 10 straight wins behind a stout defense and the play of junior quarterback Will Baker.
MIAA D8 SUPER BOWL

A few key plays helped Randolph secure a special first championship

Junior Osayuri Izedonmwen had two interceptions for the Blue Devils, who also got a blocked punt from junior Vidinic Bembeleza, and a punt return touchdown by senior Malik White.
MIAA D8 SUPER BOWL | RANDOLPH 20, HULL 14

Randolph’s quick growth results in Division 8 Super Bowl championship win over Hull

The 10th-seeded Blue Devils, who were 1-5 in the Fall II season last spring, completed their turnaround with a comeback win for the program's first title.

go deeper

White Stadium in Franklin Park, which hosts high school sports and a small city athletic department, is in need of long-overdue renovations.
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.

The Dover-Sherborn boys' lacrosse team won the state championship this spring.
Will name, image, and likeness compensation trickle down to high school sports? Governing bodies say no
State and national federations aim to protect high school amateurism amid growing tide of name, image, likeness (NIL) compensation for college student-athletes.

Thom Holdgate's contract at Duxbury wasn't renewed late in the school year, but he's staying on a temporary basis.
Tainted leader or scapegoat? Duxbury keeps fired athletic director Thom Holdgate on the payroll for now
Holdgate received his share of the blame in the school's recent scandals, and lost his job, but some question the degree of his culpability.

all-scholastics

Hopkinton, MA - 7/1/2021 St. Mary's of Lynn #2 Dante D'Ambrosio (cq) goes airborne during his teams celebration in their Division 2 state final win against the Hopkinton Hillers. (Jonathan Wiggs/Globe Staff)
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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.
Winter 2020-21 All-Scholastics

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.
Attleboro MA 11/09/20 Bishop Feehan Francesca Yanchuk scores a goal beating St Mary’s Julia Nickolau during first half action of their Catholic Central League game at Bishop Feehan. (photo by Matthew J. Lee/Globe staff)

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.
Stoneham, MA: 03-01-20: Catholic Memorial defenseman Seamus Burke (22) and goalie Dom Walecka (31) rejoice after their team defeated Burlington 2-1. Catholic Memorial took on Burlington in a high school ice hockey Super 8 game at the Stoneham Arena. (Jim Davis Globe Staff).

Meet the Globe’s 2019-20 winter All-Scholastics

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

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The Globe's Female and Male Athletes of the Year, Andover senior Paige Gillette (center) and Melrose senior Brendan Fennell, flanked by Scholar-Athletes Stephanie Tardugno (Methuen) and Amanda Patti (Austin Prep). Back row, from left: Amber Kiricoples (Peabody), Jake Taylor (Mansfield), Matt O'Toole (Waltham), John Kerney (Dartmouth), Leah Nash (Monomoy), Terence Moynihan (St. Mary's), Luke Maffeo (O'Bryant), Carly Drew (Old Rochester), Quinlan O'Brien (Boston Latin), Lillie Cooper (Phillips Andover), Jack Nelson (Quincy), David Lombardi (Malden), Thomas Billings (Hudson), Emma Mumby (Westborough), and Abby Miller (Millis).
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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

Manager Alex Cora could use some reinforcements in his bullpen.

Once the lockout ends, Red Sox will have a to-do list to attend to

Though the Sox made a flurry of moves just before the work stoppage, they are far from done in retooling the roster.

Examining the issues in the MLB standoff: Preserving competitive integrity

The idea of teams “tanking” to get better draft picks chafes at players’ competitive instincts as much as they see it as an excuse for teams to pay less in salary.

Negro Leagues player and ambassador Buck O’Neil elected to Hall of Fame with five others

The six newcomers will be enshrined in Cooperstown, New York, on July 24, 2022, along with any new members elected by the Baseball Writers’ Association of America.

Patriots

Damien Harris, who scored the Patriots' only touchdown of the night, exited in the third quarter.

Extent of injuries to Damien Harris, Adrian Phillips unclear after Patriots’ win over Bills

Harris exited in the third quarter and didn't return. Phillips was injured on the final drive of the game.

What Bill Belichick said about his unorthodox game plan after Patriots’ win over Bills

In adverse weather conditions in Buffalo, the Patriots threw the ball just three times, keeping it on the ground for the other 46 plays on offense.

50 mph gusts. Just three passes. The Patriots didn’t just beat the Bills, they beat the elements, too

The Patriots relied upon their rushing attack to churn out 222 yards in a game every player said they'd never forget.

Bruins

Jack Ahcan was pressed into service against the Lightning Saturday at the Garden.

Bruins defenseman Jack Ahcan showed that he had a pretty good handle on things

Coach Joe Sacco saw a lot that he liked in the young blue liner, and Ahcan generated some buzz on Twitter, too.

What do the Bruins do about Jake DeBrusk? Don’t flip him for pennies, for starters

The Bruins need more secondary scoring and could package DeBrusk to get it, but GM Don Sweeney already has been searching for the right fit.

In college football, the coaching carousel has spun out of control

More than money and perks drove the seismic shifts of Brian Kelly from Notre Dame to LSU and Lincoln Riley from Oklahoma to USC. At the center of this high-stakes, costly game of musical chairs is the College Football Playoff.

Celtics

Jayson Tatum and the Celtics are filling up the basket

Celtics hitting offensive stride at the right time as difficult December rolls on

Ime Udoka's team faces a tough stretch in December, but Jayson Tatum and the Celtics can be confident in outscoring most.

Teams are daring the Celtics’ Dennis Schröder to shoot threes. He’s making them pay

He has made 10 of 19 shots from beyond the arc over his last three games and is now shooting a respectable 35.8 percent for the season, the second highest mark of his nine-year career.

There was a lot for the Celtics to feel good about in a dominant win over the Blazers

Jayson Tatum started the game with a nice mix of offense, hitting a 3-pointer, a layup, and a pair of free throws, and he never really lost his rhythm.

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