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The Globe salutes the region’s best high school athletes and coaches in the eight winter sports. Find the section in print on Sunday, April 30.

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MIAA DIVISION 4 TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS
Rithikh Prakash wills Burlington to Division 4 state boys’ track and field championship while Newburyport girls win with depth
The Cornell-bound senior gutted through a 2:05 split in the Red Devils’ second-place 4x800 (8:08.85), helping lift Burlington to its first state title since 2017.

MIAA DIVISION 2 TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS
Annie Comella’s record-setting long jump launched Wellesley to a Division 2 championship; North Andover boys go back-to-back
Championing all three relay events, Wellesley repeated as the Division 2 track and field girls’ state champions for the fourth time in five years.

MIAA Division 6 track and field championshipsAmesbury boys break through, Whitinsville Christian girls repeat in Division 6 track and field state championship
After finishing as a runner-up in 2022, the Amesbury boys' team sailed to the D6 state championship with 101 points in 19 events; Whitinsville Christian (92 points) won the girls' state title for the second consecutive year.

MIAA Division 5 track and field championship
Pentucket boys claim first title in program history, North Reading girls cruise in Division 5 track and field championships
A second in the 4x400-meter relay (3:31.47) was good enough for eight crucial points that helped Pentucket (66) hold off Norwell (64) for a narrow victory; North Reading rolled after scoring a dominant 125 points.

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.

Baseball roundup: With an MVP performance from starter Austin Harper, Wakefield wins Dick Scanlon Memorial Day Tournament

Softball roundup: St. Mary’s, led by MVP Michaela Walker, caps best regular season with Holland Tournament championship

Boys’ lacrosse roundup: Jake Vana, Jimmy Ayers combine for six goals to lead No 3 St. John’s past Hingham in nonleague matchup

Girls’ lacrosse roundup: Down three with eight minutes to play, Bishop Feehan rallies for overtime win over Scituate

Boys’ tennis roundup: Sahil Ahkter, Avi Shrivastava rally to win second doubles for Lynnfield in nonleague matchup vs. Masconomet

Girls’ tennis roundup: Sonika Chaudhary, Sadie Berube dominate in first doubles to lead Andover to nonleauge win over Newburyport

Boys’ track and field roundup: Mo Arugollu’s winning ways help Stoughton race by Canton

Girls’ track and field roundup: Gracie Richard (mile), Izzy Galusha (800m) lead the way for Weymouth in Bay State dual meet vs. Braintree

Boys’ volleyball roundup: No. 12 Acton-Boxborough completes undefeated Dal County League run thanks to Parth Pawar (34 assists) and Lucas Tan (11 kills)

HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL

With spirit and togetherness, Bishop Fenwick softball honors memory of teammate Emily Shann with tournament title

With No. 3 in their hearts, and the backing of the community, the Crusaders (12-7) beat Malden Catholic and Medway.
MIAA Division 3 track and field championship

Westborough boys, Billerica girls enjoy banner days at Division 3 track and field state championships

Westborough (83 points) took the boys’ title, outpacing Duxbury (59.5) and Oliver Ames (45). For the girls, Billerica (83.25) pulled away from Mansfield (69.75) and Milton (52).
MIAA Division 1 track and field championship

Amari Mow pushes Lexington boys; Ashley Sheldon powers Andover girls in Division 1 track and field state championship

Mow's personal-best in the long jump (22 feet, 8 inches) vaulted the Lexington boys while Sheldon's all-around effort lifted the Andover girls.
ENGLISH 4, EAST BOSTON 3

A perfect run: English baseball rallies in City League final to finish off 20-0 regular season

The Blue & Blue charged back from a three-run deficit against East Boston, with sophomore Jordani Marcano delivering the go-ahead run with a sixth-inning double.
LATIN ACADEMY 17, EAST BOSTON 2

Powered by a 12-run third inning, Latin Academy softball roars to its 17th straight Boston City League title

“It means more than just a game to our girls. We’re a family. We keep it going every single year and you can’t ask for much more," said Caroline Conroy, Latin Academy assistant softball coach
HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS NOTEBOOK

Same game, new lessons when German exchange student joined Marblehead’s tennis team

Jost Eggebrecht is still playing at a high level, 3,000 miles away from his hometown of Frankfurt, Germany.
HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS NOTEBOOK

Same game, new lessons when German exchange student joined Marblehead’s tennis team

Jost Eggebrecht is still playing at a high level, 3,000 miles away from his hometown of Frankfurt, Germany.
EMASS TENNIS: PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

EMass tennis: With a perfect finish, Boston Latin duo of Christine Maher and Lillian Nguyen headline Players of the Week

Maher, a senior, and Nguyen, an eighth-grader, capped a 16-0 record at first doubles with victories over Lexington, Winchester and Acton-Boxborough for the unbeaten Wolfpack.
MIAA DIVISION 4 TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS

Mired in a monthslong slump, Tewksbury’s Alex Arbogast found his footing in the 200 meters at the MIAA Division 4 state track championships

The senior's winning effort and new personal-best time (22.23) helped him bounce back from a stumble at the indoor Meet of Champions.
MIAA DIVISION 2 TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS

Hopkinton’s Sean Golembiewski erased the memory of last year’s last-place finish by winning the 400-meter hurdles at the MIAA Division 2 track championships

A year after tripping on the final hurdle, the senior cruising to a first-place finish for second-place Hopkinton, which trailed North Andover
BOYS' VOLLEYBALL NOTEBOOK

Whether he’s learning English or boys’ volleyball, Revere’s Christyan Berger isn’t afraid of a challenge

Berger is part of a star trio, with Alex Serrano Taborda and Ruben Rodriguez, that has powered the Patriots to a 16-4 record in the program’s third season.
EMASS BOYS' VOLLEYBALL: PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

EMass boys’ volleyball: Lexington’s Matteo Luciani saturated the scorebook (33 kills, 4 blocks, 5 aces) while beating St. John’s Prep to headline Players of the Week

The Minuteman are enjoying a breakout season, in no small part thanks to their hard-serving senior hitter.
MIAA Division 1 track & field championships

Franklin’s Sarah Dumas, St. John’s Prep’s Aithan Bethanson reign in pentathlon at Division 1 track & field championships

Dumas answered the bell with ease, rolling to victory with 3,335 points while Bethanson (3,329) rallied with a second in the 1,500 in a come-from-behind win over Weymouth’s Brandon Riley (3,278).
MIAA Division 5 track and field championships

Dennis-Yarmouth’s Breanna Braham has a breakthrough performance in girls’ 200-meter final at the Division 5 track & field championships

The emerging sophomore not only dethroned Norton’s highly-accomplished duo of Ali Murphy and Jillian Strynar for the first time in her career, but did so in a personal-best 28.87 seconds.
MIAA Division 3 track and field championships

Pushed by his teammate in the 2-mile run, Oliver Ames senior Ryan Sarney surged to a record-setting 1-2 finish

With Brendan Thomas running by his side, Sarney put in a strong final lap to win in 9 minutes, 6.68 seconds. Tomas wasn’t far behind in second (9:06.87) as both smashed the previous meet record (9:09).
HS BASEBALL NOTEBOOK

With plenty on their plate, these high school catchers relish handling anything that gets thrown at them

"There aren’t any average catchers left late in the tournament. I think a good catcher is so vital to a team’s success," said Franklin coach Zach Brown.
EMASS BASEBALL: PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

EMass baseball: With a clutch 3-run home run that upset No. 1 Franklin, Bridgewater-Raynham’s Casey Wensley headlines the Players of the Week

The senior captain delivered yet again as his three-run homer with two outs in the seventh powered the Trojans to a 5-4 win that handed the top-ranked Panthers their first loss of the season.
O'Bryant 3, Latin Academy 0

Jonathan Narsjo leads No. 13 O’Bryant to repeat Boston City League boys’ volleyball title

Narsjo spearheaded the Tigers (16-3) with 12 kills while Son Nguyen (30 assists) and middle hitter Desmond Ugoji (7 kills) also contributed in the 3-0 win over Latin Academy.

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O'Bryant 3, Latin Academy 0

Jonathan Narsjo leads No. 13 O’Bryant to repeat Boston City League boys’ volleyball title

Narsjo spearheaded the Tigers (16-3) with 12 kills while Son Nguyen (30 assists) and middle hitter Desmond Ugoji (7 kills) also contributed in the 3-0 win over Latin Academy.
MIAA UNIFIED TRACK & FIELD

It was a banner day for Natick and Hopkinton at Unified state track championships

Competing in a meet with an MIAA-high 575 competitors representing 58 schools, the host Redhawks rolled to the Division 1 title and Hopkinton repeated in Division 2.
BOYS' LACROSSE NOTEBOOK

Welcome to the roughest, toughest lacrosse division in the state: the Merrimack Valley Conference Large, where ‘every single night is a battle’

For the first time in league history, four teams shared the regular-season title at 10-3. "The teams we play in the MVC are just as good as any of the teams we’re going to see [in the Div. 2 state tournament]," said Billerica coach Ryan Nickerson.
EMASS BOYS' LACROSSE: PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

EMass boys’ lacrosse: Dracut seniors Brock Desmarais and Timin Carter close strong, headline Players of the Week

Desmarais piled up 13 goals and five assists while Carter added six goals, seven assists over three league wins to help the Middies wrap up a fourth straight Merrimack Valley Conference Small title.
BILLERICA 7, NORTH ANDOVER 6

With freshman Kam Tremblay looming large late, Billerica boys’ lacrosse steps forth for a share of Merrimack Valley title

Tremblay netted three goals as the Indians held off host North Andover, creating a four-way tie for MVC Large championship with NA, Chelmsford, and Andover.
MIAA TOURNAMENT MANAGMENT

Tournament Management Committee keeps status quo on current postseason format, to collect third year of data

The 90-minute call transitioned into a spirited debate when discussion turned to the current state format — specifically the margin of victory component and power rankings,
GIRLS' SOFTBALL NOTEBOOK

At Woburn, the versatile Morgan Barmash has led by her example on and off the softball diamond

The Curry College commit sits atop a potent Tanners lineup, batting .491 with 35 RBIs and three homers. In the circle, Barmash owns a 1.37 ERA and 150 strikeouts.
GIRLS' SOFTBALL: PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

EMass softball: A power source at the plate and in the circle, Tewksbury’s Sam Ryan headlines Players of the Week

The Saint Anselm commit allowed one hit in a 22-0 win over Lawrence before going 4 for 5 with three doubles and a home run in a 16-3 nonleague triumph against Westford Academy.
KING PHILIP 1, TAUNTON 0 (10 INN.)

A 10-inning pitching duel between No. 1 Taunton’s Sam Lincoln (16 Ks) and No. 2 King Philip’s McCoy Walsh (17 Ks) lived up to its billing

Sarah Cullen's RBI double in the bottom of the 10th inning for King Philip plated Taylor Regan for the game's lone run.

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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

Alex Cora likes the idea of stretching out his long relievers in the bullpen

The manager believes Kutter Crawford and Josh Winckowski can handle one-inning pressure situations, too, while being available for spot starts.

Red Sox top prospect Marcelo Mayer promoted to Double A Portland after tearing it up throughout the month

“No doubt he’s knocking on the door," farm director Brian Abraham said this month of Mayer. "He’s pushing down the door. And he’s consistent. That’s what we want to see.”

Red Sox caught up in the hoopla of potentially historic Celtics run

Alex Cora and several members of the team are making arrangements to attend Game 7 on Memorial Day — an off-day for the Sox in Boston at the conclusion of a nine-game, 11-day road trip.

Patriots

Jim Irsay to mix rock ‘n’ roll with Patriots-Colts nostalgia in July concert at TD Garden

The Colts owner is renting out TD Garden for a free all-star music concert and music exhibit July 15.

Arizona Cardinals release three-time All-Pro wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins

The Cardinals made the move after they failed to find a trading partner for Hopkins, who would have counted close to $31 million against their cap this season.

Foot injury could keep Jimmy Garoppolo out of Raiders practices until July

Garoppolo sustained the injury late last season with the 49ers, but said after signing with the Raiders in March that he wasn’t concerned about being available.

Bruins

After two wins by the Stars, West Final against Vegas feels different

Has the pressure shifted to the Golden Knights, as Stars coach Pete DeBoer said would happen if his team won Game 5? Vegas lost both Games 4 and 5 after leading 1-0 and 2-1 in each of them.

Ty Dellandrea scores twice as Dallas Stars stay alive with victory in Vegas

The Stars, attempting to become the fifth team in NHL history win a series after being down 3-0, escaped elimination again and head to Dallas for Game 6 on Monday night.

The Maple Leafs won a playoff round, but that’s still not nearly good enough in Toronto. So, what comes next?

It is undeniably an intense market, full of passion and anger, much of the latter fueled by the 56-year Stanley Cup drought.

Celtics

The NBA Finals will begin Thursday. Here’s the schedule.

The Nuggets will be well-rested. The last time they played was May 22, when they completed a sweep of the Lakers.

The Celtics have a long – and successful – record in Game 7s. Here’s a closer look.

No team has won more Game 7s than the Celtics and they also have the highest winning percentage among all teams that have played in multiple Game 7s.

TNT broadcaster Kevin Harlan’s patient approach served him well in never-to-be-forgotten Celtics moment

Harlan took a measured, patient approach in those tense moments of chaos rather than attempting to make a highlight-reel call.