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GIRLS' BASKETBALL: BROOKLINE 56, FRAMINGHAM 44
Brookline’s Geanna Bryant has a career night in Bay State Conference girls’ basketball road win at Framingham
Bryant went off for a career-high 31 points, including eight makes from 3-point range, in a 56-44 victory for the Warriors (9-3 overall, 6-3 Bay State) over the host Flyers (10-6, 6-3).

High schoolsBoys’ basketball roundup: Tristan Rodrigues (18 points) leads fifth-ranked Archbishop Williams in nonleague win over Latin Academy
Check out the latest high school boys' basketball scores, news, and highlights from The Boston Globe.

High schoolsGirls’ basketball roundup: North Andover’s Hannah Martin hits a grand scoring milestone in Merrimack Valley win over Haverhill
Check out the latest high school girls' basketball scores, news, and highlights from The Boston Globe.

GIRLS' HOCKEY NOTEBOOK
Girls’ hockey notebook: At Notre Dame Academy, an aggressive system of defense has led to offensive opportunities, an 8-4-0 start
"It makes the girls that play [defense] more aggressive, and it makes the forwards understand they have a responsibility in the defensive zone,” said NDA (Hingham) coach John Findley.

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.

Girls’ basketball roundup: North Andover’s Hannah Martin hits a grand scoring milestone in Merrimack Valley win over Haverhill

Boys’ basketball roundup: Tristan Rodrigues (18 points) leads fifth-ranked Archbishop Williams in nonleague win over Latin Academy

Girls’ hockey roundup: Lucy Clark and Ella Daniels both notch hat tricks for Melrose in win over Concord-Carlisle

Boys’ hockey roundup: Sandwich senior Mitchell Norkevicius was unaware of his 1,000th save, which came on the first stop of his latest shutout

GIRLS' HOCKEY NOTEBOOK

Girls’ hockey notebook: At Notre Dame Academy, an aggressive system of defense has led to offensive opportunities, an 8-4-0 start

"It makes the girls that play [defense] more aggressive, and it makes the forwards understand they have a responsibility in the defensive zone,” said NDA (Hingham) coach John Findley.
EMASS GIRLS' HOCKEY: PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

EMass girls’ hockey: With goals in three straight games, Barnstable’s Emma DaSilva headlines Players of the Week

The eighth-grade defender scored in three consecutive games for the Red Hawks.
MIAA SPORT COMMITTEES

Seeking ‘great events’, MIAA books Lowell, Framingham, and Bourne for state hockey semifinals

“We’re going to outside venues that we don’t control, but we do know that Tsongas, Loring, and Gallo love to host these events and they do a great job," said Scott Paine, MIAA hockey tournament director.
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Boys’ hockey roundup: Sandwich senior Mitchell Norkevicius was unaware of his 1,000th save, which came on the first stop of his latest shutout

Check out the latest high school boys' hockey scores, news, and highlights from The Boston Globe.
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Girls’ hockey roundup: Lucy Clark and Ella Daniels both notch hat tricks for Melrose in win over Concord-Carlisle

Check out the latest high school girls' hockey scores, news, and highlights from The Boston Globe.
BOYS' BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK

Ahead of highly anticipated Boston City League matchup, Burke and Charlestown coaches use discipline and focus to build success

"Growing up in the inner city, a lot of our students have commonalities with struggles they share," said Charlestown coach Hugh Coleman, who has his team off to an 11-1 start.
BOYS' BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK

Ahead of highly anticipated Boston City League matchup, Burke and Charlestown coaches use discipline and focus to build success

"Growing up in the inner city, a lot of our students have commonalities with struggles they share," said Charlestown coach Hugh Coleman, who has his team off to an 11-1 start.
BOYS' BASKETBALL: PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

EMass boys’ basketball: With a career-high 35 points capping a 3-0 week, Hingham’s Liam McBride headlines Players of the Week

McBride averaged 26.7 points and recorded a pair of double-doubles while leading the Harbormen to wins over North Quincy, Marshfield, and Brockton.
HS CROSS-COUNTRY

Framingham’s Sam Burgess makes a repeat run as the state’s Gatorade boys’ cross-country athlete of the year

The Harvard-bound senior returned from injury late in the fall season to win the Division 1A qualifier, was the runner-up in the Northeast Regional, and seventh at nationals.
SUNDAY'S HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP

Down by six with 15 seconds left, freshman Keyona Raines caps incredible comeback for No. 12 Cathedral

Cathedral (11-3) trailed by 17 in the first quarter, then led by as many as 12 before falling behind and rallying in thrilling fashion.
ED BURNS TOURNAMENT ROUNDUP

Elite scorer Cam Fici changed tactics to help No. 5 Belmont knock off defending champion Marshfield in Ed Burns Tournament

In the top-tier Doherty Division, Belmont will be joined by Arlington, Hingham, and Reading in the second weekend of the three-week Burns tournament.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTEBOOK

With two Super Bowl trips and 200-plus wins, Stoneham’s Bob Almeida headlines 2023 Massachusetts high school football coaches Hall of Fame class

Almeida is joined by Charlie Stevenson (Xaverian), Dan Buron (Bridgewater-Raynham), Paul "Spanky" Demanche (Barnstable), Mike Kuchieski (Greenfield), and Jamie Lamoreaux (Groton).
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Shawsheen’s Sid Tildsley regains swagger, wins 145-pound title at state vocational wrestling championships

After suffering his only regular-season loss against Luke Connolly of Northeast Metro Tech/Bishop Fenwick Jan. 18, Tildsley got his vengeance by winning the 145 title, 7-4.
HS girls' hockey: Archbishop Williams 3, St. Mary's 2 (OT)

Maggie Lynch buries winner in OT for No. 4 Archbishop Williams in Catholic Central upset of No. 1 St. Mary’s

The prolific goal-scoring senior delivered for the fourth-ranked Bishops (10-0-1) in a 3-2 overtime Catholic Central win against the top-ranked Spartans (13-1) Saturday night at the Canton SportsPlex.
HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASTICS

Why Reading senior Sophia Isbell loves the team aspect of high school gymnastics

She is a club Level 10 at Reading Gymnastics Academy, and could have made the decision to forgo high school gymnastics and focus on club.
HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING NOTEBOOK

By capturing its first Dual County League title, Newton South commits to being champions on and off the mat

Led by 138-pound senior captain Tyler Kadish, who on Friday became the fourth wrestler in program history to reach 100 wins, the Lions (12-1) have served their community by partnering with a local food pantry.
Friday's schools roundup

Newton South wrestling captures its first Dual County League title in program history

Seniors Jesse Youngblood (160), Tyler Kadish (152), Vassili Sysssoev (195) and junior Dylan Kadish (126) went 3-0 for the Lions (2-1) in a quad meet against Cambridge, Arlington and Lexington.
HS boys' hockey: Catholic Memorial 3, Franklin 0

Owen Watson stands tall between the pipes for No. 2 Catholic Memorial in nonleague shutout over No. 11 Franklin

The junior goaltender from Newton made 30 saves in a 3-0 shutout to propel the second-ranked Knights (11-1-0) to the victory at Pirelli Veteran’s Arena.

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HS boys' basketball: Catholic Memorial 69, Malden Catholic 62

Corey Dolison helps No. 4 Catholic Memorial boys’ basketball pin No. 3 Malden Catholic with its first loss in a Catholic Conference showdown

The senior from Randolph scored a team-high 23 points off the bench to lead the fourth-ranked Knights (13-2) to a 69-62 victory over the No. 3 Lancers (13-1) in a Catholic Conference showdown.
GIRLS' BASKETBALL: ST. MARY'S 55, BISHOP FEEHAN 50

In Catholic Central showdown, senior trio has finishing touch as third-ranked St. Mary’s girls’ basketball tops No. 5 Bishop Feehan

Bentley-bound guard Niya Morgen (game-high 21 points) hit a go-ahead runner with 1:51 left for the Spartans, and classmates Yirsy Queliz and Kellyn Preira were clutch. "She scores points when it matters," said coach Jeff Newhall of Morgen.
Wrestling | Athletes of the Week

EMass wrestling: After reaching 100 wins before their senior years, Gloucester twins Jayden and Michael Toppan headline Athletes of the Week

Michael (195 pounds) broke through on Jan. 19 and Jayden (220) became a centurion as of Jan. 21 for the Fishermen.
HS girls' basketball: Brookline 54, Lincoln-Sudbury 51

Margo Mattes delivers clutch 3-pointer for 17th-ranked Brookline girls’ basketball in nonleague road win over No. 13 Lincoln-Sudbury

The Princeton-bound senior standout dribbled right, crossed over to her left, stepped back, and banked in a 3-pointer as time expired, sealing a thrilling, 54-51 win for the Warriors (7-3).
Thursday's schools roundup

Ashland wrestling repeats as Tri-Valley League champion, but first time after going undefeated in the league

It’s the second consecutive year the Clockers (9-1 overall, 6-0 Tri-Valley) have stood atop the league summit and third time overall, but first time after an unbeaten league run.
HS girls' basketball: Bridgewater-Raynham 49, Norwood 43

Bridgewater-Raynham girls’ basketball outlasts Norwood in overtime of a nonleague road win

Ally Piecewicz splashed a 3-pointer, highlighting a 13-4 closing run that sent the game into overtime, resulting in a 49-43 nonleague triumph for the Trojans (9-2) of the Southeast Conference.
BOYS' HOCKEY NOTEBOOK

Boys’ hockey notes: With a newfound sense of dedication, Somerset Berkley off to another fast start with its sights set on another championship title

After former coach Bob Souza, the program's founding father, passed last weekend at age 85, the Raiders (11-0) have decided to dedicate the remainder of the hockey season in his honor.
BOYS' HOCKEY: PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

EMass boys’ hockey: With an OT winner and 4-point game, Winthrop’s Petey Silverman headlines Players of the Week

The junior captain lifted the Vikings to a Northeastern Conference victory by netting the overtime winner in a 4-3 triumph over Masconomet. and followed with a hat trick and an assist in a nonleague win against Medford.
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‘Sacred to our tradition:’ How Mashpee girls’ basketball has embraced Wampanoag heritage and culture within the community

Senior captains Hialeah Turner-Foster and Amiyah Peters, members of the Mashpee Wampanoag tribe, have helped revitalize a struggling team while becoming young leaders within their tribe.

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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

Matt Barnes didn’t expect to leave the Red Sox, but he’s ready for a fresh start in Miami

“I’m incredibly thankful for everything that they’ve given me and the opportunities that they’ve given me,” Barnes said. “We did a lot of really, really good things in that city.”

Matt Barnes is gone, but the Red Sox salvage another reliever in a trade with the Marlins

Lefthander Richard Bleier is coming back in the deal, but Boston also had to designate pitching prospect Franklin German in the process.

Yes, the Red Sox have some depth in the rotation. But will they be able to rely on it?

There are seven candidates — Chris Sale, James Paxton, Nick Pivetta, Tanner Houck, Brayan Bello, Garrett Whitlock, and Corey Kluber — for five spots in the starting rotation.

Patriots

Why BC receiver Zay Flowers’s NFL draft stock continues to rise, with many feeling he’ll be picked in the first round

Flowers used an additional college season to hone two areas of his game: competitive catches and blocking.

DeMeco Ryans named head coach of the Texans

Ryans joins the Texans from the 49ers, where he spent the past two seasons as their defensive coordinator.

Sean Payton to be named head coach of the Broncos

The Broncos will send their first-round pick, No. 29 overall, in this year’s draft to the Saints along with a future second-rounder.

Bruins

Brad Marchand dismisses Bruins’ losing streak: ‘We’re not concerned’

The winger pointed out that opponents are giving the Bruins their best, and he expects the team to bounce back against Toronto.

Bobby Hull was a hockey legend whose personal life fell far short of that

On the ice, Bobby Hull was a force, a blazing menace off the wing possessing a thunderous, near-mythical, slap shot.

Islanders acquire Bo Horvat from Canucks in first big move of NHL trade deadline season

The Islanders sent forward Anthony Beauvillier, top prospect Aatu Raty and a top-12 protected first-round pick in the 2023 draft to the Canucks for the 27 year old.

Celtics

‘We’re just extremely proud’: Celtics’ Joe Mazzulla’s All-Star nod is big news for those around him, even if the coach is staying stoic

Asked Tuesday morning what it meant to him to coach an All-Star team, Mazzulla's face remained straighter than a free-throw line. "Nothing,” he deadpanned.

With an eye toward June, here are five thoughts on the state of the Celtics

Jayson Tatum is a legitimate MVP candidate, but it's not as if this is a team with one transcendent leading man and a bunch of basketball backup singers.

Tyre Nichols’s death has shaken the NBA community, another grim reminder of the burden players carry

Being professional athletes does not make NBA players untouchable. It doesn’t make them above the fear of running into the wrong officer or being caught in the wrong situation.