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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL | WEEK 4
Kieran Corr, the No. 1 kicker in the nation, gives Winchester’s impressive special teams a leg up on opponents
Corr is the first Under Armour All-American selected from the Middlesex League. The Red & Black (3-0) will honor his achievement prior to Friday’s league game against Belmont.

HS GIRLS' SOCCER | TOP 20
EMass girls’ soccer: Unbeaten, and with a draw, Bishop Feehan stays atop the Globe’s Top 20
The Shamrocks have outscored foes, 39-1, the lone goal a 1-1 deadlock against No. 8 Notre Dame (Hingham).

HS GIRLS' SOCCER | PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
EMass girls’ soccer: With a 9-goal week, and three Hanover wins, Sophia Foley headlines Players of the Week
The senior forward scored twice in Patriot League wins over Silver Lake and Pembroke, then rifled in five more in a 6-1 victory over North Quincy.

HS FOOTBALL | WEEK 4
10 high school football games to watch and Nate Weitzer’s picks for Week 4
BC High-Everett, Andover-Methuen, Abington-Norwell, and Dennis-Yarmouth vs. Barnstable headline the slate as conference play kicks in gear for most.

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’ soccer roundup: Makenna Marshall leads Whitman-Hanson in Patriot League stunner of No. 12 Hingham

Boys’ soccer roundup: Callum Morgan delivers the winner for No. 17 Newton South in nonleague win over No. 5 Framingham

Field hockey roundup: Megan Smith helps Joseph Case remain unbeaten in South Coast win over Old Rochester

Girls’ volleyball roundup: Devon Fee, Keira Doherty team up to lead Woburn past Winchester in Middlesex League thriller

Golf roundup: Matt Tramonte on target as Shawsheen remains a perfect 10-0 in nonleague win over Bedford

Swimming roundup: Newton North’s Nevie Lee qualifies for sectionals in two events in Bay State win over Walpole

Cross-country roundup: Senior captain Alex Kehayias sets the pace for Whitman-Hanson boys’ in first win of season

HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY NOTEBOOK

After a painstaking and prolonged ACL rehab, Norwood’s Shea Larkee is back and ready to go full speed ahead

Following an arduous 11-month recovery process from a torn right anterior cruciate ligament, the junior has scored 11 goals for the No. 19 Mustangs in their 5-1 start.
HS FIELD HOCKEY | PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

EMass field hockey: Stellar in goal, Methuen’s Alex Tardugno headlines Players of the Week

The senior smashed a program record with a staggering 61 saves in a 1-0 loss to Pentucket. She added 31 more in a 1-1 draw against Tewksbury.
HS FIELD HOCKEY | TOP 20

EMass field hockey: Clear skies ahead, with Walpole and Watertown staying atop Globe’s Top 20 poll

Walpole (6-0) continues its dominance with wins over Needham and Norwood. Fellow unbeaten Watertown has won all six of its games by 7-0 scores.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' SOCCER NOTEBOOK

A relentless 80-minute player, Cohasset junior Nathan Askjaer on track for a breakout soccer season

After a quiet sophomore campaign by his standards, the striker is no longer flying under the radar after posting 12 goals and four assists in his first four games this year.
HS BOYS' SOCCER | PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

EMass boys’ soccer: With 4 goals, and two O’Bryant wins, Adam Teurkia headlines Players of the Week

In victories over South Boston (2-0) and TechBoston (2-1), the junior accounted for all the scoring for the 5-1 Tigers.
HS BOYS' SOCCER | TOP 20

EMass boys’ soccer: At 4-0-1, BC High soars to No. 1 ranking in Globe’s Top 20 poll

After a season-opening draw vs. Brockton, the Eagles have rattled off wins over St. John’s Shrewsbury, St. John's Prep, Malden Catholic and Catholic Memorial.
HS BOYS' SOCCER | TOP 20

EMass boys’ soccer: At 4-0-1, BC High soars to No. 1 ranking in Globe’s Top 20 poll

After a season-opening draw vs. Brockton, the Eagles have rattled off wins over St. John’s Shrewsbury, St. John's Prep, Malden Catholic and Catholic Memorial.
HS FOOTBALL | PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

High school football: Week 3 Players of the Week from across Eastern Mass.

Cohasset's Michael Wildfire threw a school-record six touchdowns to beat East Bridgewater and highlight Players of the Week.
HIGH SCHOOL GOLF

A focus on finishing pays off for St. John’s Prep and Bishop Stang’s Matt Costello at Cape Cod National High School Invitational

The Eagles won the team title by one stroke over Hingham, while the UConn-bound Spartans senior was medalist.
HS FOOTBALL | TOP 20

For the second week in a row, there’s a shuffle at No. 1 in the Globe’s Top 20 high school football poll

One week after it was dropped from the top spot, Catholic Memorial returns to its perch after interim No. 1 Xaverian took a narrow loss to Springfield Central.
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK

Bottled up the first two weeks, senior Owen Gasinowski broke free to ensure Danvers avoided an 0-3 start

Gasinowski, a four-year letterman, finished with 137 rushing yards and 41 receiving yards, scoring to tie the game, then adding the winning 2-point conversion in overtime.
High Schools

High school football: Check Week 3′s results

A number of high-powered showdowns around Eastern Massachusetts highlighted this week's action.
MSTCA FRANKLIN PARK INVITATIONAL

On his maiden tour of the course, Norwell’s Thomas Corbett wins boys’ event at MSTCA Franklin Park Invitational

Corbett made easy work of the boys’ field, covering the 5K course in 16 minutes, 22.7 seconds — 24 seconds ahead of the runner-up, Andover junior Jed Gallaudet (16:46.1).
HS boys' soccer | St. John's Prep 1, Needham 0

No. 3 St. John’s Prep’s boys’ soccer submits complete-game effort to topple No. 1 Needham

Senior captain Jake Vana hammered home the game’s lone goal just 10 minutes into a 1-0 victory for the Eagles (5-1-1),
HS girls' volleyball | Andover 3, Newton South 2

In search of an identity, No. 13 Andover girls’ volleyball rallies to reveal one in a nonleague win over No. 8 Newton South

Jessie Wang (18 kills, 24 digs), Adrie Waldinger (9 kills, 3 aces, 17 digs), and Sowol Lee (36 assists, 2 aces) led the No. 13 Golden Warriors in a 3-2 triumph.
Saturday's HS football roundup

Hugo Djeumeni, Tim Bengston team up to help Tabor roll to an ISL victory over Nobles

The junior from Ottawa rushed for 133 yards and two touchdowns and Bengston rushed for 106 yards on 10 carries and completed 13-of-17 passes for 141 yards and two TDs in victory.
HIGH SCHOOL GOLF NOTEBOOK

Tough competition within the league gives Catholic Conference boys’ golf teams a leg up come postseason

A Catholic Conference team has won five of the last six MIAA Division 1 boys’ golf championships.
HS FOOTBALL: CATHOLIC MEMORIAL 50, ST. FRANCIS 36

Reestablishing its power game, Catholic Memorial gets back to winning football against St. Francis (N.Y.)

Injuries have tested the depth of the second-ranked Knights, but sophomore Chris Sanchez (9 carries, 118 yards), junior Lasean Sharp (18 carries, 140 yards) and sophomore QB Peter Bourque (13-of-18 passing) fueled a bounce-back victory.

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HS FOOTBALL: CATHOLIC MEMORIAL 50, ST. FRANCIS 36

Reestablishing its power game, Catholic Memorial gets back to winning football against St. Francis (N.Y.)

Injuries have tested the depth of the second-ranked Knights, but sophomore Chris Sanchez (9 carries, 118 yards), junior Lasean Sharp (18 carries, 140 yards) and sophomore QB Peter Bourque (13-of-18 passing) fueled a bounce-back victory.
HS GOLF | PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

EMass golf: Matt Costello the catalyst for a pair of Bishop Stang wins, headlines Players of the Week

The senior captain fired a 1-over-par 37 to lead the Spartans past Bishop Feehan. He followed with a stellar 2-under-par 34 showing in a nonleague victory against Sandwich.
HS FOOTBALL: SPRINGFIELD CENTRAL 44, XAVERIAN 41

Henry Hasselbeck fuels furious second-half rally for No. 1 Xaverian, but Springfield Central prevails in thriller

The Michigan State-bound senior finished 22-of-34 passing for 247 yards and three touchdowns, adding 85 rushing yards, a touchdown, and a 2-point conversion for the Hawks.
HS FOOTBALL: MARSHFIELD 15, MANSFIELD 9

Marshfield halts 0-2 start with a stout defensive performance against Mansfield

The Rams capitalized on a Mansfield fourth-down turnover, Davin True punched in the go-ahead score with a 12-yard run, and QB Tor Maas was clutch with his creativity.
HS FOOTBALL: BB&N 35, MILTON ACADEMY 21

BB&N’s Bo MacCormack had the right stuff to spoil Milton Academy coach Mike Mason’s debut

Running mostly behind the right side of his offensive line, MacCormack had 26 carries for 198 yards and two touchdowns.
HS FOOTBALL: DUXBURY 42, FRANKLIN 23

After a worrying Week 1 loss, No. 13 Duxbury finds its footing by flattening No. 6 Franklin

“I feel like we’re back,” Dragons junior quarterback Trevor Jones said. “We’re back.”
HS FOOTBALL: BARNSTABLE 31, BRIDGEWATER-RAYNHAM 21

Barnstable gets back to business in second half, runs past Bridgewater-Raynham

Senior Tajardo France scored two of his three rushing TDs in the third quarter, and sophomore Hagen Dias booted a 23-yard field goal in the final minute as the No. 11 Red Hawks won their home opener.
FRIDAY'S HS FOOTBALL ROUNDUP

After serving as understudy last year, quarterback Patrick Miller has emerged as a star for Milton, which handled Hollison to stay unbeaten

Miller, a senior, threw five touchdown passes to five different receivers in a 42-14 win over the Panthers, giving him 11 TD passes in three games.
HS FOOTBALL: O'BRYANT 24, BRIGHTON 8

Isaiah Apperwhite and the O’Bryant offensive line clear the way for a Boston City league win over Brighton

The biggest beneficiary of Apperwhite’s play on the line was speedy running back Montavius Zollarcoffer, who totaled 110 yards and two touchdowns.

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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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Rob Manfred hopes MLB owners will vote in November on A’s proposed move to Las Vegas

Las Vegas would become the fourth home for a franchise that started in Philadelphia from 1901-54, moved to Kansas City for 13 seasons, and arrived in Oakland for 1968.

Terry Francona’s beloved scooter stolen for the second time

Francona said the two-wheeled vehicle was taken about 10 days ago. It was stolen in January but recovered by police.

As Terry Francona’s career comes to a close, let’s revisit the highs and lows — especially with the Red Sox

In 2004, Francona helped the Red Sox win their first title in 86 years. And then he won another three years later.

Patriots

Micah Parsons draw high praise — but just shy of Lawrence Taylor territory

Bill Belichick compared the Cowboys' defensive star to the Pro Football Hall of Famer whom he coached for a decade.

Is he dirty? Mac Jones has lost the benefit of the doubt with fellow NFL players.

In only two-plus years in the league, the Patriots quarterback has compiled a dubious rap sheet. And it hasn't gone unnoticed.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has a ‘surprise’ planned for Ezekiel Elliott’s return to Dallas

Now on the Patriots roster, Elliott will face his former team in Dallas on Sunday

Bruins

Dorothy Montgomery, mother of Bruins head coach Jim Montgomery, passes away

The 91-year-old was cited as an inspiration to the Boston head coach.

Two veterans in Bruins camp mentor young players even as they compete with them for jobs

Alex Chiasson and Danton Heinen are on professional tryout contracts, and they are handling things, well, very professionally.

From Louisiana to Ohio to Providence, Mason Lohrei makes his NHL debut in Buffalo

The 22-year-old defenseman is continuing to make his bid to stick with Boston.

Celtics

Damian Lillard reportedly is being traded from the Trail Blazers to the Bucks, ending long saga

Lillard appears to be on his way to Milwaukee as part of a three-team deal with the Suns.

Brad Stevens says Celtics are healthy ahead of training camp, and he likes the flexibility of the retooled roster

“Everybody’s in Boston, everybody’s healthy, knock on wood,” Stevens said. “If everybody gets through the rest of the week, we should be full next Tuesday when we start practice.”

Report: Golden State Warriors close to agreement on bringing a WNBA team to San Francisco

The reported deal would have the new team playing in the Chase Center, where the Warriors also compete.