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HS WRESTLING
A vision grows into a reality at Phillips Andover girls’ wrestling tournament
On Sunday, in the ninth Girls’ Wrestling Invitational held at Phillips Andover, there were 103 competitors.

Friday's schools roundupIf it’s overtime, then Weymouth’s Jack Brady is burying the winning goal, as 10th-ranked Wellesley found out the hard way
With the tally in the 4-3 overtime Bay State Conference road win, the junior defenseman has netted the winning goal in each of the Wildcats’ (7-7-1) three overtime wins this season.

High schoolsBoys’ basketball roundup: Trevor Mullins (30), AJ Dybansta (29) lead St. Sebastian’s past Rivers in battle of Independent School League unbeatens
Check out the latest high school boys' basketball scores, news, and highlights from The Boston Globe.

High schoolsGirls’ basketball roundup: Kailey Sullivan get career-high 31 points for No. 8 Foxborough vs. Mansfield
Check out the latest high school girls' basketball scores, news, and highlights from The Boston Globe.

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: Kailey Sullivan get career-high 31 points for No. 8 Foxborough vs. Mansfield

Boys’ basketball roundup: Trevor Mullins (30), AJ Dybansta (29) lead St. Sebastian’s past Rivers in battle of Independent School League unbeatens

Girls’ hockey roundup: Avery Blanchard (49 saves) backstops Bishop Feehan in draw vs. Bishop Stang, reaches 1,200 career saves

Boys’ hockey roundup: Sean Dittmeier, Ryan Valeri light the lamp twice each for Norwood in Tri-Valley League rout of Hopkinton

HS boys' basketball: Andover 54, Central Catholic 52

Rohit Srinivasan’s buzzer-beating trey lifts Andover boys’ basketball to win over Merrimack Valley Conference archrival Central Catholic

With the Golden Warriors (7-7) trailing by 1 point with 12 seconds left, Srinivasan found nothing but net on his winning 3-pointer in a 54-52 MVC triumph over the No. 8 Red Raiders (10-4).
HS girls' basketball: Brookline 81, Newton North 60

Margo Mattes, Geanna Bryant a combined hit for 13th-ranked Brookline girls’ basketball in Bay State Conference win over No. 6 Newton North

The Warriors (10-3) got a combined 60 points from their dynamic backcourt in an 81-60 victory over the visiting Tigers (12-3) Friday night in Brookline.
MIAA BOYS' INDIVIDUAL GYMNASTICS

Burlington’s Devin Hazen earns high marks to win MIAA boys’ gymnastics individual title

With the championship limited to four teams, and 25 athletes, the Burlington junior was stellar on the rings (8.0) and high bar (7.5) to capture the all-around championship.
HS girls' basketball: Medfield 39, Westwood 35

Second-ranked Medfield girls’ basketball hangs on to win tough Tri-Valley League road game at No. 16 Westwood

Kate Olenik led the Warriors (15-0) with 14 points, and freshmen Tess Baacke (10 points, 5 rebounds) and Izzy Kittredge (9 points, 12 rebounds) stepped up with key contributions in the 39-35 win over the Wolverines (12-3).
BOYS' BASKETBALL: ARCHBISHOP WILLIAMS 78, ST. MARY'S 77

Josh Campbell comes through in clutch for fifth-ranked Archbishop Williams boys’ basketball in Catholic Central Large win at No. 15 St. Mary’s

Campbell converted the winning layup with 1.2 seconds left to help the Bishops (14-0) remain unbeaten and clinch the program’s first Catholic Central Large title since 2006.
HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING NOTEBOOK

With stick-to-itiveness, Dracut senior Brock Desmarais is determined to pin down a state title

A 5-foot-8-inch midfield whiz who will play college lacrosse at Rutgers, Desmarais has unfinished business on the mat this winter.
HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING NOTEBOOK

With stick-to-itiveness, Dracut senior Brock Desmarais is determined to pin down a state title

A 5-foot-8-inch midfield whiz who will play college lacrosse at Rutgers, Desmarais has unfinished business on the mat this winter.
HS WRESTLING: ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

EMass wrestling: With four wins at Methuen Invitational, Melrose’s Braden Marceau-Olayinka headlines Athletes of the Week

The senior heavyweight pinned all opponents: two in the first period and two in the second.
Thursday's schools roundup

Diego Alzamora leads dominant Latin Academy to another Boston City League co-ed swimming championship

The senior was named boys' Swimmer of the Meet after winning the 500-yard freestyle (5:48.18) and 200-yard individual medley (2:23.63) to lead the Dragons to a repeat City League co-ed swimming championship.
BOYS' HOCKEY NOTEBOOK

Boys’ hockey notebook: The return of native sons Pavit Mehra and Dylan Mansur from junior hockey has sparked Hopkinton to an 11-3 start

Mehra, a senior forward, has racked up 25 goals and 20 assists in 14 games while Mansur, a senior defenseman, has kept opponents at bay with fluid hips and a potent stick-check.
EMASS BOYS' HOCKEY: PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

EMass boys’ hockey: Yielding one goal in three wins, Sandwich goalie Mitchell Norkevicius headlines Players of the Week

The senior netminder stopped a combined 33 shots in shutout wins over Dennis-Yarmouth (1-0) and Falmouth (5-0), and recorded his 1,000th save in the process.
MIAA

MIAA redefines governance process for student eligibility and sport rule changes

“We needed clear lines of authority,” said MIAA executive director Bob Baldwin.
GIRLS' BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK

In a 13-2 start, grit, defense, and chemistry has been the difference for Lincoln-Sudbury girls’ basketball

Through the sheer force of their will, the 14th-ranked Warriors (13-2, 8-0) have pieced together one of the best seasons in program history.
High schools

Girls’ hockey roundup: Avery Blanchard (49 saves) backstops Bishop Feehan in draw vs. Bishop Stang, reaches 1,200 career saves

Check out the latest high school girls' hockey scores, news, and highlights from The Boston Globe.
High schools

Boys’ hockey roundup: Sean Dittmeier, Ryan Valeri light the lamp twice each for Norwood in Tri-Valley League rout of Hopkinton

Check out the latest high school boys' hockey scores, news, and highlights from The Boston Globe.
HS wrestling roundup

Braintree gets off to strong start in Bay State victory vs. Framingham with eight consecutive pins

The Wamps (15-7) wrested control early with eight pins in a row from Matt Utley at 106 to Drew McGourty at 152 vs. the host Flyers.
HS girls' hockey: Winthrop 3, Peabody/Lynnfield/North Reading 2

Hannah Parker helps Winthrop girls’ hockey weather storm in Northeast victory over Peabody/Lynnfield/North Reading

Parker's winning goal helped the No. 6 Vikings (12-0-0) remain unbeaten after taking a 3-2 victory over No. 11 PLNR (11-3-0).
NATIONAL SIGNING DAY

Making an educated decision, Melrose lineman Braden Marceau-Olayinka is taking a sizable step to Stanford

The 6-foot-3, 260-pound senior had verbally committed to Columbia, but when the Cardinal came calling, he committed to new coach Troy Taylor in Palo Alto.

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NATIONAL SIGNING DAY

Making an educated decision, Melrose lineman Braden Marceau-Olayinka is taking a sizable step to Stanford

The 6-foot-3, 260-pound senior had verbally committed to Columbia, but when the Cardinal came calling, he committed to new coach Troy Taylor in Palo Alto.
GIRLS' BASKETBALL: PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

EMass girls’ basketball: With a pair of 30-point nights, Sharon junior Jasmine Davis headlines Players of the Week

The junior forward delivered a massive 30-point, 20-rebound performance in a 51-48 win over Stoughton, then dropped 30 again in a 56-50 victory vs. North Attleborough.
MIAA TOURNAMENT MANAGEMENT

MIAA Tournament Management chair recommends sticking with Power Rankings formula

Shaun Hart of Burlington said the formula is working well and there should be no changes through 2023-24.

60-year-old spectator dies after melee at Vermont middle school basketball game

A man attending a game at a community center in northern Vermont on Tuesday sought medical attention after being involved in a fight. He died later at a hospital.
HS boys' basketball: Xaverian 60, Malden Catholic 59

Xaverian boys’ basketball staves off a prayer by No. 3 Malden Catholic in a Catholic Conference upset win

Junior wing Lorenzo Carrera scored a layup with 30 seconds to go to give the Hawks the lead, but then had to withstand a 75-foot desperation heave by Ryan Moody that rimmed out at the end of the Hawks 60-59 upset win.
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).
TUESDAY'S SCHOOLS ROUNDUP

Vinnie Pasquarosa celebrates 16th birthday in style with winning goal for Franklin boys’ hockey in OT nonleague win vs. Archbishop Williams

Pasquarosa fired a game-winning snipe to the top left corner of the net, fueling a 4-3 nonleague win for the 11th-ranked Panthers at Pirelli Veterans Arena.
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.

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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

Red Sox add relief prospect Theo Denlinger in trade with White Sox for Franklin German

German had been designated for assignment on Monday to open a 40-man roster spot for Richard Bleier.

What kind of product will the Red Sox put on the field this season?

They certainly improved their bullpen this offseason, but there are glaring weaknesses to overcome elsewhere.

Not much is expected of the Red Sox in 2023, but Truck Day rolls on nonetheless

It’s like the L Street Brownies swimming on New Year’s Day and U-Hauls clogging the Back Bay on Labor Day. It is part of the Boston experience.

Patriots

The analytics-driven Eagles have an edge over the Chiefs in fourth-down decision making

Eagles coach Nick Sirianni ranked No. 1 this season the Football Outsiders’ Critical Call Index, while his Kansas City counterpart Andy Reid ranked 28th.

Flag football at the Pro Bowl is back. Robert Edwards has something to say about it.

The former Patriot was coming off a fine rookie season when a catastrophic injury on the sand in Hawaii nearly claimed his leg. It changed his future but never left him bitter.

At running back, Patriots have the ball in good hands with Rhamondre Stevenson

The punishing 230-pounder had a breakout sophomore season, but the Patriots must develop guys behind him to give him breaks.

Bruins

Bruins’ shooting star David Pastrnak says he’s not worried about contract situation

“There’s no rush," said Pastrnak, who can be an unrestricted free agent. "In the middle of the season, you’re focusing on hockey and everything. You don’t really think about the contract situation."

The Bruins are in a great position, and they could score some help ahead of the NHL trade deadline

His team leads the league at the All-Star break and general manager Don Sweeney could make it an even better one with the right moves.

Kevin Hayes throws support behind fellow Dorchester product Marty Walsh to take over NHLPA

Walsh would replace Donald Fehr as executive director. “I think he’ll do a great job,” Hayes said of the former Boston mayor who is now the US Secretary of Labor.

Celtics

Grizzlies’ Dillon Brooks suspended one game, Cavaliers’ Donovan Mitchell fined for altercation

Brooks swung and struck Mitchell in the groin area after falling to the floor Thursday night. Mitchell retaliated by throwing the ball at Brooks and then shoving him.

The Celtics arrogantly overlooked the Suns and got humbled

Phoenix was excited about this chance to face the NBA’s best. The Celtics treated it as a summer league game.

Magic hang on to beat Timberwolves in game marred by five ejections following brawl

The brawl broke out in front of the Orlando bench late in the third quarter, when Minnesota guard Austin Rivers and Magic center Mo Bamba got into an altercation.