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Boston City League boys' basketball tournament

Abdulahi Aden’s winning 3-pointer sends Latin Academy into City League finals

Aden hit winning trey over his older brother, New Mission senior Abubakar Aden, to lead the Dragons to a 66-64 victory and a berth opposite TechBoston. 2 hours ago
Boston City League girls' basketball tournament

Second-half surge propels New Mission into City League final vs. Fenway

New Mission overcame 32-23 halftime deficit to earn first berth in City League championship since 2018. an hour ago

High school girls' hockey notes
Methuen/Tewksbury’s Kaia Hollingworth hopes to save best for last
The senior goalie is in her sixth season as a starter for the Red Rangers, who prepare to defend their Division 1 state championship.

Five more senior girls' hockey goalies to watchBishop Fenwick's Lauren Diranian headlines Players of the WeekGlobe Top 20 girls' hockey rankings

BOSTON CITY LEAGUE HOCKEY FINAL | LATIN ACADEMY 8, O’BRYANT 0
Latin Academy rolls to another Boston City League championship
Led by sophomore Aidan Farley, the Dragons used a four-goal second-period surge to knock off O’Bryant.

TUESDAY'S SCHOOL ROUNDUP
Whitman-Hanson boys’ basketball comes up big, holds off Brockton
The Panthers survived a big comeback attempt by the Boxers to push their winning streak to 17 games.

High school scoreboard

High school boys' basketball notes
It’ll be brother vs. brother when New Mission faces Latin Academy in the Boston City League semifinals
New Mission’s Abubakar Aden and Latin Academy’s Abdulahi Aden will go head to head on Wednesday.

Mystic Valley's Alfie Tsang headlines Players of the WeekGlobe Top 20 boys' basketball rankings

STATE COACHES GYMNASTICS INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Masconomet’s Gracy Mowers all-around success
The Masconomet senior finished first on floor and vault to take home her second championship in three years.

BOYS' BASKETBALL | BC HIGH 74, NEWTON NORTH 60
BC High finishes off IAABO Board 27 Comcast Classic championship
The Eagles avenged a loss to the Tigers just four days earlier, and captured their third tournament title since 2013.

MONDAY'S SCHOOL ROUNDUP
Franklin girls’ basketball wins Comcast Classic, completes unbeaten regular season
Led by Ali Brigham, the top-ranked Panthers gear up for the MIAA tournament with a victory against No. 4 Cathedral.

MIAA D2 boys' swimming & diving championships
Wayland runs away with fourth consecutive Div. 2 state swim title
The Warriors cemented their program as a powerhouse by capturing first place overall with 343 points, well ahead of Nantucket (212) and Belchertown (198).

MIAA D1 boys' swimming & diving championship
St. John’s Prep swim team rules the pool for fifth consecutive state title
Under first-year head coach Jeff Fiore, the Eagles won the fifth straight swim title and 14th in the last 15 years.

MIAA D5 track and field championships
Austin Prep girls, Amesbury boys claim first D5 track titles
Lauren Sablone powered Austin Prep to crown, while Francisco Laracuente sparked Amesbury.

Sunday's school roundup

Shawn Brothers comes through in clutch for Newton North boys’ basketball vs. Attleboro

Senior guard (10 points) sank a pair of free throws with 5.9 seconds left to lift the Tigers to a 53-51 victory in semifinals of Comcast/Board 27 Classic.

MIAA D1 girls' swimming & diving championships
Michaela Martin guides Westford Academy girls’ swim team to fifth consecutive D1 state title
The junior hit the water four times, including in two individual events, and emerged a winner four times for the Grey Ghosts.

miaa D2 girls' swimming & diving championships
Duxbury girls’ swim team makes a splash in winning third D2 title in four years
With a huge boost from their divers, the Dragons scored 239 points to win in a tight battle over Cohasset (198), Wayland (180) and Weston (169).

MIAA D4 indoor track and field championships
Monique Malcolm sparks Nauset girls to first D4 crown; Weston boys earn repeat title
Malcolm won the 55m and 300 and anchored the Nauset’s runner-up 4x400 relay; Weston boys egded Northampton, 46-42.

MIAA SECTIONAL WRESTLING

Shawsheen’s Frank Foti pins down Division 1 North championship

The junior captain led Shawsheen to a runner-up finish behind victorious St. John’s Prep as sectional champions are crowned.

HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD
Mia Cromwell going the distance for Manchester Essex, as a record-breaker
The highly competitive senior broke the school record in the 1,000, then has re-set the mark three more times.

HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD
Nothing weighs down shot putter Siobhan O’Sullivan of Ursuline Academy
She has all the tools to be one of the best shot putters in the state, according to throwing coach Kevin Enos.

SATURDAY'S SCHOOL ROUNDUP
Franklin girls’ basketball too much for Bridgewater-Raynham
Ali Brigham’s 19 points, 16 rebounds led the top-ranked Panthers into Monday’s IAABO 27 Comcast Classic championship game vs. Cathedral.

BOYS' HOCKEY | READING 2, AUSTIN PREP 2

Reading hockey goes overtime for win in Buddy Ferreira Classic

Sean Barbera cleaned up a rebound 4:39 into extra session as No. 17 Rockets topped sixth-ranked Austin Prep.

miaa D3 indoor track & Field championship
Tewksbury’s Mikayla Paige sets state and regional records in the 600
The fleet junior crossed the line at the Reggie Lewis Center in 1:29.70.

GIRLS BASKETBALL
Caroline Ducharme has a healthy dose of promise for Nobles
Back to health, the highly-recruited junior guard from Milton has propelled Noble & Greenough to a 19-3 start.

HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING NOTEBOOK
Methuen well-prepared for four weeks of championship wrestling
Coach Bill James, his Rangers, and school volunteers kick off tourney run with Saturday’s Division 1 North sectional.

FRIDAY'S SCHOOL ROUNDUP

Cambridge tops Newton South to reclaim Dual County League Large boys’ basketball title

Seniors Khai Smith and Leon Williams led the Falcons, who have their sixth championship in seven seasons after missing out in 2019.
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' HOCKEY NOTES
Abington boys’ hockey riding a wave of success
After ending last season a dismal 4-16-0, the Green Wave are back on the winning track thanks to coach Bryan Woodford’s fast-paced system.

Arlington’s Reid Malatesta headlines Players of the WeekGlobe Top 20 boys' hockey rankings

MIAA DIVISION 2 INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS
Wellesley boys, girls finish strong to sweep to victory
Derek Chalmers overcame a knee injury to lead the Raiders to a repeat, while the girls’ team captured its fourth straight Division 2 championship.

THURSDAY'S SCHOOL ROUNDUP

Burke rolls past Snowden in Boston City League boys’ basketball quarterfinal

A big second-quarter surge pushed the Bulldogs into a matchup with two-time defending champion TechBoston next Wednesday.
BOYS' HOCKEY | LINCOLN-SUDBURY 6, CANTON 4

Lincoln-Sudbury snaps Canton’s 43-game unbeaten streak in boys’ hockey

Johnny Oblak and Brendan Cullen had a pair of goals each in the victory. Canton’s last loss before Wednesday was March 8, 2018.
High school girls' basketball notes

Towering figure: At 6 feet, 4 inches, Ali Brigham has led No. 1 Franklin to new heights by embracing her own

The George Washington-bound Brigham has averaged 22 points, 14.3 rebounds, 2.4 assists, and 2.3 blocks for the 17-0 Panthers.
Globe Top 20 girls' basketball rankingsCathedral's Mackenzie Daleba headlines Players of the Week
MIAA Division 1 Indoor Track and Field Championships

Brookline girls, Lowell boys best field in Division 1 indoor track championships

Brookline came from behind to edge Lexington and Lowell’s strong start carried it to the title.
High school wrestling

Kassie Archambault gets results from Phillips Andover wrestlers through her ‘relentless positive encouragement’

Phillips Andover’s 31-year-old wrestling coach from Methuen is the first female head wrestling coach in New England Prep school history.
Wednesday's school roundup

Haverhill/Pentucket/North Andover clinch league title in girls’ hockey

Eliana Kane’s goal with 20 seconds remaining gave top-ranked HPNA its first win over Methuen/Tewksbury in 13 meetings.
MIAA | STATEWIDE TOURNAMENT PROPOSAL

TMC continues to define its statewide tournament proposal

The MIAA’s Tournament Management Committee is spelling out the ramifications of a yes (horizontal divide) or no (vertical divide) vote.
boys' cross-country

King Philip’s Mike Griffin runs away with Gatorade cross-country honors

The University of Tennessee-bound senior is the first Warriors runner to earn the award as the state’s best.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS’ HOCKEY NOTES

Ursuline Academy ties it all together for breakout season

After just missing tournament in 2019, the Bears have emerged as one of the state’s top Division 2 teams.
Globe Top 20 girls' hockey rankingsWhitman-Hanson/Silver Lake freshman Shea Kelleher headlines Players of the Week
high school boys' basketball notebook

At Phillips Andover, connection with coach helps Dallion Johnson bloom

After a near-fatal car crash last July, coach Terrell Ivory found something akin to an extended family in the basketball community
Globe Top 20 boys' basketball rankingsEnglish sophomore Mekhi Dedrick headlines Players of the Week
MIAA NORTH / SOUTH boys’ SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS

Wayland, Natick claim boys’ swimming titles

Wayland won its third straight North sectional title, and after consecutive runner-up finishes, Natick breaks through to take the South.
MIAA NORTH / SOUTH GIRLS’ SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS

Duxbury, Westford Academy girls continue to rule pool with sectional titles

Duxbury senior Julia Ali, junior Ava DeAngelis lead strong team effort in South; Westford dominates again in North.
STATE COACHES WRESTLING DUALS

St. John’s Prep wrestling pins down near-perfect 34-0-1 finish in D1 Duals

The Eagles toppled West Springfield, 41-17, in final; Central Catholic three-peated in D2 and Melrose stopped rival Wakefield in D3.

2019 high school super bowls

MIAA D1 SUPER BOWL | ST. JOHN’S PREP 21, CATHOLIC MEMORIAL 14

Roller-coaster game ends just like last year’s: Prep atop Division 1

There were seven turnovers in the final of six Super Bowls at Gillette Stadium on Saturday, but the Eagles avenged their only loss of the season.
D2 SUPER BOWL | MANSFIELD 41, LINCOLN-SUDBURY 0

Vinnie Holmes, defense shine as Mansfield wins D2 Super Bowl

The victory makes it eight championships under Mike Redding for the Hornets.
MIAA D3 SUPER BOWL | SPRINGFIELD CENTRAL 38, DUXBURY 13

West’s best rules again as Springfield Central routs Duxbury

Freshman quarterback William Watson accounted for five Golden Eagles touchdowns, building on the title Central won a year ago.
MIAA Division 4 SUPER BOWL | MELROSE 28, PLYMOUTH SOUTH 13

Melrose tops Plymouth South to capture second Division 4 title in three years

Brendan Fennell, Matt Hickey, and Will Pesce paced undefeated Melrose.
MIAA D5 SUPER BOWL | SWAMPSCOTT 21, AMHERST 0

Swampscott shuts down Amherst for D5 title

The Big Blue (10-3) limited the unbeaten Hurricanes to 12 yards rushing in winning first Bowl since 2007.
MIAA D6 SUPER BOWL | ASHLAND 28, BISHOP FENWICK 22

Ashland tops Bishop Fenwick in a thriller to win D6 title

Dom Cavanaugh threw three touchdown passes for the Clockers as they won their first title since 1995.
MIAA DIVISION 7 SUPER BOWL | ABINGTON 21, LEICESTER 7

Will Klein powers Abington football to first Super Bowl title since 2014

The senior running back closed out his career with a 207-yard, two-touchdown performance.
D8 SUPER BOWL | ST. BERNARD’S 30, WEST BRIDGEWATER 8

St. Bernard’s rolls to second straight Super Bowl victory

Four rushing touchdowns and a shutdown defense gave the Bernardians more than enough in the first of eight championship tilts at Gillette Stadium.

fall 2019-20 all-scholastics
Meet the fall 2019 All-Scholastics
The Globe salutes the region's best high school athletes and coaches in six fall sports.

10 moments to remember from the fall seasonMeet the players of the year

the globe's final fall top 20s
Here are the final Globe Top 20 rankings for the fall sports
Needham (boys’ soccer), Bishop Feehan (girls’ soccer), Somerset Berkley (field hockey), Needham (girls’ volleyball) sit atop their sports.

MIAA STATE TOURNAMENT
Here are the results of the fall high school state championships
Longmeadow (D1), Winchester (D2), Belchertown (D3), and Bromfield (D4) captured boys’ soccer titles, while Bishop Feehan (D1), Holliston (D2), South Hadley (D3), and Millbury (D4) ruled the girls’ field.

Results for the high school Super Bowls
Eight teams were crowned state champions over two days at Gillette Stadium.

Photos from the Super Bowls

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