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Globe Top 20s: Austin Prep baseball, Taunton softball are No. 1 in final spring rankings

Final rankings for girls' and boys' lacrosse, girls' and boys' tennis, and boys' volleyball have also been released.
High School Sports

Independent investigator’s report points to lapses in Woburn football assault case

The Woburn case is one of numerous violent incidents in high school sports over the last year that have captured the attention of government officials, civil rights groups, and student safety organizations.
MIAA D3 BOYS' LACROSSE FINAL | NORWELL 11, MEDFIELD 3

Norwell boys’ lacrosse sticks with it, finally brings home elusive state championship

The No. 2 seed Clippers, who fell in the state final in 2021, got three goals from Griffin Vetrano and 10 saves from Ryan Daly to take down top seed Medfield.
MIAA D4 BOYS' LACROSSE FINAL | WAHCONAH 8, SANDWICH 7

Joe Massaro, Wahconah defense save their best for last, stop Sandwich for Division 4 boys’ lacrosse championship

The senior made 20 saves, and the No. 3 Warriors' high-potent offense did just enough in the second half to overcome the top-seeded Blue Knights.
MBCA SENIOR ALL-STAR GAME | NORTH 8, SOUTH 1

North All-Stars provide perfect finish to high school baseball season

Austin Prep's Matt Chatelle drove in three runs, and his team's pitching did the rest in the 44th edition of the game hosted by the Massachusetts Baseball Coaches Association.
MIAA D2 BOYS' LACROSSE FINAL | LONGMEADOW 9, BILLERICA 8 (2 OTs)

In a double overtime classic, Longmeadow denies Billerica for Division 2 boys’ lacrosse title

Senior goalie Scott Einarson (17 saves) was immense for Indians, but Coleson Hanrahan finished off a feed from his cousin, Dominic Veratti, 17 seconds into the second OT to lift Lancers to the program's 20th state title.
MIAA D4 GIRLS' LACROSSE FINAL | DOVER-SHERBORN 10, MANCHESTER ESSEX 7

Stars align again as Dover-Sherborn adds another girls’ lacrosse state championship

Led by junior Mia Guarini's four goals, the Raiders took home the state's first Division 4 championship, one year after winning it all in Division 2.
MIAA D3 GIRLS' LACROSSE FINAL | MEDFIELD 12, COHASSET 9

Behind Kelly Blake, Medfield girls’ lacrosse reaches its goal with Division 3 state championship

The sophomore scored seven times and junior Alex Blake, who is no relation, added three more goals as the No. 2 Warriors rallied past No. 8 Cohasset.
MIAA D1 BOYS' LACROSSE FINAL | ST. JOHN'S PREP 11, BC HIGH 5

St. John’s Prep lacrosse holds on to Division 1 state championship after beating rival BC High again

Led by strong faceoff play and ball control, the top seed broke a 4-4 halftime deadlock and pulled away in another matchup of the Catholic Conference foes.
MIAA D1 GIRLS' LACROSSE FINAL | WESTWOOD 16, WELLESLEY 1

Westwood girls’ lacrosse is perfect again, cruises to another Division 1 title

The Wolverines extended their winning streak to 49 games with a dominant showing against Wellesley.
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL

MBCA Senior All-Star game Tuesday night at BC High will feature seven D1-bound players

Aidan Barry (Whitman-Hanson / Villanova), Niko Brini (BC High / UConn), Matt Brinker (Xaverian / Northeastern), Ryan Flaherty (Duxbury / Stonehill), Thomas Shurtleff (Medfield / Pennsylvania), Evan Blanco (Austin Prep / Virginia), and Connor Remley (St. John's Prep / Wake Forest) headline rosters.
MIAA D2 GIRLS' LACROSSE FINAL | NDA-HINGHAM 14, BEDFORD 1

Notre Dame Academy-Hingham pulls away in the second half to blow past Bedford, win Division 2 title

The class of 2022 watched as the Cougars were crowned state champions in 2019, and returned to win another themselves as seniors.
GLOBE FOUNDATION | PHELPS SCHOLAR-ATHLETES

Class of 2022 student-athletes persevered through extraordinary challenges

Continuing a tradition started in 1987, 18 distinguished Globe Foundation / Phelps Scholar-Athletes were awarded scholarships.
HIGH SCHOOLS

Here’s who won the state championships in spring high school sports

MIAA titles were handed out in baseball, softball, tennis, and boys' volleyball.
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL

MBCA Sophomore and Junior All-Star games postponed to Monday in Malden

The Massachusetts Baseball Coaches Association Select games were postponed to Monday, scheduled for 10 a.m. and 1:15 p.m. at Rotondi Field.
MIAA DIVISION 2 BASEBALL FINAL | MILTON 4, KING PHILIP 2

No denying Milton baseball in its drive for Division 2 title, a first for the program

In the face of gusty winds and impending rain, senior righthander Charlie Walker struck out seven and shut down King Philip with a clutch effort.
MIAA D1 BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP | TAUNTON 2, FRANKLIN 1

With one swing Ryan MacDougall turns Taunton baseball into a state champion again

His solo home run in the sixth inning provided the winning run, and Evan Cali shut the door as the Tigers upended Hockomock League rival Franklin.
MIAA BOYS' STATE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS

The streak is over: Acton-Boxborough ends Brookline’s 82-match run, wins Division 1 state championship

The junior duo of Curtis Judson and Chris Ristaino secured the third point and the eventual 3-2 win for the third-seeded Revolution.
MIAA GIRLS TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS

Lexington girls perhaps surprise even themselves with Division 1 tennis state title

In her first season as coach, Chance Fechtor's team went 23-0 and claimed a championship for the first time in two decades.
MIAA LACROSSE TOURNAMENT ROUNDUP

Faceoff dominance the No. 1 reason as top-seeded St. John’s Prep rallies past Hingham

Chris Esposito won 20 of 22 draws for the Eagles, who rallied past the No. 4 Harbormen and into a state championship rematch against BC High.

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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 SOFTBALL STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS

Greater New Bedford softball gets in the swing for Division 3 state title; Westfield, Amesbury also finish as champions

Sophomore Avo Neno (2 for 3, three RBIs) dazzled for GNB, while Westfield freshman Shea Hurley, Amesbury senior Liv DeLong pitched their teams to the top.
MIAA BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Jack Iannibelli, Brendan Walsh help Austin Prep baseball put perfect finish on things with a Division 3 state championship

In Division 4, Vaughn O’Leary was in complete command for Manchester Essex, firing a two-hitter with 13 strikeouts to fend off Seekonk.
MIAA RUGBY CHAMPIONSHIPS

Belmont sweeps Division 1 state rugby titles in dominant fashion; Weymouth boys claim Division 2

The Marauders held defending boys state champion BC High scoreless in the second half to take back Division 1 laurels, while the girls ripped off 29 second-half points for a fourth straight state title.
44TH SHRINERS FOOTBALL CLASSIC

Given the option, Dylan Gordon passes South All-Stars to a thrilling win in return of Shriners Football Classic

Playing on the Bentley turf that he will call home in the fall, the former Foxborough star was on target with his halfback option for a go-ahead fourth-quarter touchdown.
FRIDAY'S MIAA GIRLS' LACROSSE ROUNDUP

Medfield girls’ lacrosse rallies around fallen teammate, then fends off Bromfield rally

Kelly Blake scored seven goals for the No. 2 seed Warriors, who overcome a broken wrist to senior Grenne Campbell and held off the No. 3 Trojans.
FRIDAY'S MIAA BOYS' LACROSSE TOURNAMENT ROUNDUP

After long wait, it was finally time for Billerica boys’ lacrosse against Duxbury

Aidan Gibbons scored with 1 second left as the third-seeded Indians capped a dramatic comeback against the Dragons and advanced to the Division 2 state final.
MIAA SOFTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Road to a Division 1 repeat for Taunton girls’ softball starts and finishes with Liv Mendonca

The senior yielded three hits and one earned run as the Tigers capped a 21-4 season with their second straight championship.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTEBOOK

A vision is realized: all 8 MIAA tennis finals at one venue (MIT) in one day

Saturday will mark the first time all of the team state championships have been held on one day at a singular venue.
MIAA D1 GIRLS' LACROSSE SEMIFINALS

Wellesley and Westwood soar into Division 1 girls’ lacrosse final

Wellesley pulled away for a 10-4 win against Walpole to set up a state final clash with second-seeded Westwood, which dominated Lincoln-Sudbury, 16-2.

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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

Alex Verdugo has a clear vision of what he wants to do when he steps up to the plate

After tinkering with a more closed stance, Verdugo realized his usual open stance allowed him to see the pitcher, and the ball, better.

Red Sox complete sweep, rack up 15 hits against Guardians en route to seventh win in a row

Rich Hill turned in another quality performance despite walking four, going six innings and yielding just one run on five hits while striking out five.

As Red Sox climb the standings, their chemistry is becoming stronger by the day

Yes, the Sox trail the Yankees by 11 games in the American League East, but with the third-best record in the AL, they're clearly coalescing into something notable as the schedule returns to the division the next month.

Patriots

Tytti Kuusinen leads Boston Renegades to WFA Pro National Conference Championship

The bullish running back ran for four touchdowns — two in each half — to spark the Renegades to a 42-24 victory over the Pittsburgh Passion on Saturday at Harry Della Russo Stadium in Revere.

What’s next for Deshaun Watson and Daniel Snyder?

The Browns star quarterback and the Commanders owner still find themselves in a heap of trouble.

Patriots complete the signings of their 2022 draft class

Offensive lineman Cole Strange, wide receiver Tyquan Thornton, and quarterback Bailey Zappe officially signed Thursday.

Bruins

Avalanche finish the job in Tampa Bay, win Stanley Cup and end Lightning’s reign

Artturi Lehkonen potted the winner at 12:28 of the second period, one-timing home a deflected feed as Colorado won its third Stanley Cup and ended Tampa Bay's hopes at a third straight title

Experienced Lightning believe their playoff history matters in Game 6 of Stanley Cup Final

Tampa Bay has staved off elimination once, and is armed with the experience of winning 11 consecutive series.

How former Bruins goalie Tuukka Rask is enjoying himself in retirement

“Driving the kids to school, dance practice, playing a lot of golf. It’s been great,” Rask said.

Celtics

Celtics add some new names and some familiar faces to summer league roster

Yam Madar, a second-round pick in 2020, will miss summer league to focus on his commitments with the Israeli national team.

Grading the Celtics’ starters from this past season

The grades are based on whether a player reached his potential, not his general skill level.

NBA Draft showed the Celtics that the competition is catching up

The message should be clear that another NBA Finals run is not guaranteed and the Celtics need to work this summer to upgrade a solid roster.

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