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Thursday's schools roundupLila Chamoun solid in net for Milton girls’ hockey team in shutout victory
The junior goaltender racked up 21 saves for the Wildcats in a 2-0 win against Fontbonne/Latin Academy at Quincy’s Shea Rink.

HIGH SCHOOLSAddressing hate in school sports, Maura Healey, MIAA focus on changing the narrative at TD Garden conference
Healey’s office, along with the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association collaborated on “Addressing Hate in School Sports,” a conference for representatives of athletic departments and schools.

BOYS' HOCKEY NOTEBOOK
Boys’ hockey notebook: As players and coaches prepare for the season, there’s more to it than meets the eye — on and off the ice
Players spend countless hours conditioning or competing in a fall sport while coaches construct a schedule to promote a postseason berth.

BOYS' HOCKEY: PLAYERS TO WATCH
EMass boys’ hockey: Off a 34-goal junior season, Belmont’s Cam Fici headlines Players to Watch
The 5-foot-8 senior had 34 goals and 12 assists for the Marauders last season in their run to the quarterfinals of the Division 1 tournament.

MIAA COMMITTEES

MIAA football alignments: Find out who is staying in Division 2, and who is appealing to remain in Division 1

Perennial Division 2 contenders Mansfield and Milford dropping to D3. MIAA Board votes on 43 rule changes for 2023-25 cycle.
GIRLS' BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK

Girls’ basketball notebook: Power trio of Abigail Wright, Selina Monestime and Margo Mattes has Bay State Conference buzzing with excitement

They were the conference's top three scorers last season and all are bound for D1 college programs.
EMASS GIRLS' BASKETBALL: PLAYERS TO WATCH

EMass. girls’ basketball: Committed to Northeastern, St. Mary’s Yirsy Queliz headlines Players to Watch

The senior guard averaged 15.8 points, 4.8 rebounds, and 4.3 assists last season and will be a steadying force for the defending Division 3 state champion Spartans.
HS girls' hockey | Players to Watch

EMass girls’ hockey: Canton’s Carolyn Durand headlines Players to Watch

An Assumption University commit for field hockey, the senior backstopped the Bulldogs to the Division 2 state championship after posting a 0.95 goals against average and .940 save percentage.
GIRLS' HOCKEY NOTEBOOK

Girls’ hockey notebook: Archbishop Williams buzzing with anticipation now that Maggie Lynch has arrived

The senior from Quincy scored 55 goals a season ago for the North Quincy/Quincy co-op, earning Patriot League MVP honors.
Garrett Reagan Summit

Hingham boys’ hockey proves it’s ready to roll with encouraging preseason win over Xaverian

In his fifteenth season, coach Tony Messina has led his alma mater to a Super 8 title (2010), a Division 1 state championship (2005), and a Patriot Cup (2021).

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.

Boys’ soccer roundup: Callum Rigby (2 goals) helps No. 1 St. John’s Prep remain unbeaten in win vs. Central Catholic

Girls’ soccer roundup: Sophomore Kathleen Murphy (4 goals) sizzles for Blue Hills in shutout over Smith Vocational in MVADA Small School finals

Field hockey roundup: Reese Swanson, Ava Pontes combine on winning goal for Somerset Berkley vs. Bishop Stang

Girls’ volleyball roundup: Gemma Geisler (10 kills) leads South Shore Voc-Tech over Cape Cod Tech

Golf roundup: Cooper Miller leads Hamilton-Wenham to Cape Ann Baker Division title

Cross-country roundup: Rithikh Prakash’s course record (15:12) lifts Burlington boys to Middlesex League Freedom title

Swimming roundup: Sophia Ferrera posts personal-best 212 points in sweep of diving to lead Methuen/Tewksbury to Merrimack Valley Division. II title

Garrett Reagan Summit

Hingham boys’ hockey proves it’s ready to roll with encouraging preseason win over Xaverian

In his fifteenth season, coach Tony Messina has led his alma mater to a Super 8 title (2010), a Division 1 state championship (2005), and a Patriot Cup (2021).
How it happened

Super Bowl Rewind: Re-live two action-packed days featuring eight MIAA football championships

Check out how all the MIAA Super Bowls unfolded.
D2 SUPER BOWL: CATHOLIC MEMORIAL 27, KING PHILIP 7

Unbeaten, unbowed, Catholic Memorial defeats King Philip for second straight Division 2 Super Bowl title

Coach John DiBiaso earned his 15th Super Bowl title and second at Catholic Memorial.
D3 SUPER BOWL: WAKEFIELD 34, MILTON 28

All heart, tight-knit Wakefield uses long drives to hold off potent Milton in Division 3 Super Bowl

Just 12 players saw the field for Wakefield in a battle between previously unbeaten teams.
D6 SUPER BOWL: ST. MARY'S 29, STONEHAM 8

David Brown Jr. puts on a show as St. Mary’s outruns Stoneham for Division 6 Super Bowl

Brown scored four touchdowns as St. Mary's captured its second state title.
D1 SUPER BOWL

Weather an issue, but St. John’s Prep game plan the determining factor in stopping powerful Springfield Central

The Prep focused on keeping Springfield Central quarterback William Watson in check.
D1 SUPER BOWL: ST. JOHN'S PREP 13, SPRINGFIELD CENTRAL 0

St. John’s Prep shuts out mighty Springfield Central in a stunner to capture Division 1 Super Bowl

Springfield Central had averaged 52 points, won 20 straight against in-state competition with three straight state titles.
D8 SUPER BOWL: HULL 27, KIPP 6

Hull finishes off a John Gianibas-fueled run with a triumphant return to Division 8 Super Bowl

The senior back (33 rushes, 188 yards, 3 TDs) powered the Pirates (13-0) to the program's first Super Bowl title since 1996.
D4 Super Bowl: Duxbury 42, Grafton 7

Matt Festa (6 TDs) catches fire, Duxbury runs by Grafton in Division 4 Super Bowl for a 12-0 finish

One year after the Dragons were dropped for a 1-point loss at Gillette, the senior quarterback ran for touchdowns of 4, 2, 3, and 4 yards and tossed TDs of 33 and 24 yards in a 42-7 victory.
D5 SUPER BOWL: NORTH READING 44, SHAWSHEEN 28

North Reading’s four-wide set opened the floodgates in D5 Bowl victory over Shawsheen

North Reading’s four-wide set proved to be the difference with senior quarterback Alex Carucci (14 carries, 143 yards, 2 TD) and junior tailback Will Batten (16 carries, 178 yards, 2 TD) leading the charge in a 44-28 win.
D5 Super Bowl: North Reading 44, Shawsheen 28

Alex Carucci, Will Batten, North Reading too much for Shawsheen in Division 5 Super Bowl

Carucci accounted for four TDs, Batten scored three, including a pair of rushing scores of 39 and 33 yards, for the Hornets (11-2) in a 44-28 victory over the previously-unbeaten Rams (12-1).
D7 SUPER BOWL: WEST BOYLSTON 29, ST. BERNARD'S 8

West Boylston makes history in its Division 7 Bowl win over St. Bernard’s

Junior Luke Foley hooked up with classmate Connor Muldoon on a 91-yard touchdown pass that marked the longest scoring toss in MIAA Super Bowl history.

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Meet the Globe’s Spring 2022 All-Scholastics

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

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D7 SUPER BOWL: WEST BOYLSTON 29, ST. BERNARD'S 8

West Boylston makes history in its Division 7 Bowl win over St. Bernard’s

Junior Luke Foley hooked up with classmate Connor Muldoon on a 91-yard touchdown pass that marked the longest scoring toss in MIAA Super Bowl history.
Vo-Tech Small Bowl: South Shore Tech 16, Nashoba Valley Tech 2

Jared Madden sparks South Shore Tech in Vo-Tech Small Bowl triumph over Nashoba Valley Tech

The senior quarterback scored on a 1-yard TD plunge that broke a scoreless stalemate in the third quarter and gave the No. 2 Vikings (9-4) an 8-0 lead they never relinquished.
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A football miracle at St. Bernard’s

The story of St. Bernard's High School in Fitchburg is an underdog story worthy of Hollywood.
D1 SUPER BOWL: ST. JOHN'S PREP VS. SPRINGFIELD CENTRAL

Division 1 Super Bowl: The stage won’t be too big or bright for Springfield Central’s William Watson or St. John’s Prep

Watson, a dual-threat QB committed to Nebraska, will pose a formidable challenge for Prep in Saturday's (12:30 p.m.) D1 Super Bowl at Gillette Stadium.
DI Super Bowl: Springfield Central vs. St John's Prep

Previewing and predicting the Division 1 Super Bowl: St. John’s Prep vs. Springfield Central

Led by QB William Watson, Springfield Central (10-1) will be looking for its fourth consecutive state title, and back-to-back in D1, when it faces St. John's Prep (10-2).
D7 SUPER BOWL: ST. BERNARD'S VS. WEST BOYLSTON

Previewing and predicting the Division 7 Super Bowl: St. Bernard’s vs. West Boylston

A pair of run-oriented offenses will oppose each other when familiar foes in the Lions (10-2) and Bernardians (11-1) battle for the D7 state title.
D7 Super Bowl: St. Bernard's vs. West Boylston

Division 7 Super Bowl: Familiar foes will square off against one another when St. Bernard’s and West Boylston vie for D7 state title

The two programs, who compete for a Division 7 Super Bowl at 3 p.m. on Friday at Gillette Stadium, are separated by a mere 18 miles and have worked together in the past.
High school football

On the 50th anniversary of high school Super Bowls in Massachusetts, its creators savor a dream come true

Childhood friends Bill Abramson and Marvin Pave invented a rating system that came to fruition in 1972.
D2 Super Bowl: Catholic Memorial vs. King Philip

Previewing and predicting the Division 2 Super Bowl: Catholic Memorial vs. King Philip

The Knights (11-0) will enter with a state-best 28-game winning streak while the Warriors (9-2) will be making their fifth Super Bowl appearance since 2016.

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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

Chris Martin key part of a needed Red Sox bullpen makeover

A strikethrower who takes great pride in his control, Martin joins with Joely Rodriguez and closer Kenley Jansen as additions to a corps that saw its share of struggles last year.

Report: Outfielder Brandon Nimmo sticking with the Mets

The 2011 first-round pick and seven-year veteran, who turns 30 in March, played in a career-high 151 games last season with an .800 OPS (.274/.367/.433).

How will the Red Sox’ Chaim Bloom be judged? His decision on Xander Bogaerts — and others — will help determine that.

Bloom’s valuation of Xander Bogaerts did not match that of the Padres, Cubs, Twins, and at least one or two other teams. Going back to March, Bloom was firm about that.

Patriots

Patriots are in a run of facing some of the NFL’s elite receivers. Next up is Arizona’s DeAndre Hopkins

Patriots coach Bill Belichick has supreme respect for the Cardinals wideout, even comparing him to a Hall of Famer.

Owner Dan Snyder had role in ‘toxic’ Commanders culture, House report finds

The Washington Commanders created a “toxic work culture” for more than two decades, “ignoring and downplaying sexual misconduct” by men at the top levels of the organization, according to a House report published Thursday.

The Arizona Cardinals’ season is a mess, but at least it makes for great television

The Cardinals signed up for an in-season edition of HBO’s “Hard Knocks,” with a run of nine episodes airing each Wednesday from November through the end of the regular season.

Bruins

How the Bruins’ Trent Frederic, a natural center, is blossoming at right wing

Frederic, playing lately with Taylor Hall on the left and Charlie Coyle in the middle, popped for a goal and an assist in Wednesday’s 4-0 whitewash of the Avalanche.

Taylor Hall, a fit with Charlie Coyle, scores twice as Bruins knock out Avalanche cold again

Hall scored his 10th and 11th goals of the season in the 4-0 victory at Denver.

Tage Thompson nets five goals, including a record-tying four in first period, as Sabres beat Blue Jackets

Thompson matched an NHL record by scoring four times in the first period and finished with five goals and an assist.

Celtics

How the bond Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla and Suns guard Damion Lee formed in Maine helped launch their careers

After being cut from the Celtics during training camp in 2016 he was assigned to their G League affiliate, the Maine Red Claws. That same year, Mazzulla became an assistant in Maine.

Brittney Griner is finally coming home. There’s joy and relief right now — but grief remains.

The sincere gratitude of Griner's wife, Cherelle, was obvious at the White House podium on Thursday. But it was tinged with sadness — because of why she was there in the first place, and for those left behind, such as Paul Whelan.

Their blowout win over the Suns showed the Celtics are playing with a purpose. That purpose? Raising Banner No. 18.

The dominant performance in the win over the Suns was one of the more flawless games in recent memory for Boston.