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Meet the Globe’s Winter 2023-24 All-Scholastics

The Globe salutes the region's best high school athletes and coaches in eight winter sports. Click on each sport to read about the honorees. Find the All-Scholastics section in print on Sunday, April 28.

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A collection of the best high school baseball players in Massachusetts looks to prove itself against nation’s elite
There are 14 players on the roster who have committed to Division 1 college programs, and another four with D1 offers. Seven players come from MIAA schools and 11 represent private.

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Meet the Globe's all-time All-Scholastic football team

The Globe has selected a football All-Scholastic team every year since 1903. To celebrate this anniversary, we chose the best player at each position — based on their career after high school — for inclusion on our all-time team.
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Meet the Globe’s all-time All-Scholastic hockey teams

The Bay State has produced some greats on the ice. Here, we honor those players — men and women — who were named All-Scholastics in their youth and went on to big things as professionals.

Sixth-grader Kaileigh Patterson comes up clutch for St. Mary’s in girls’ flag football championship game over Leominster
Patterson's remarkable one-handed, game-winning catch for the Spartans secured an 18-13 win over defending champion Leominster Tuesday night at Gillette Stadium.

‘I just followed my brothers’ footsteps.’ Silver Lake’s Jack Quigley lives up to family legacy as South MVP of the MBCA Senior All-Star Game
Quigley was named South All-Star MVP after collecting two hits and scoring the winning run in the eighth inning as the South team outlasted the North All-Stars, 7-5.

Oswin Erhunmwunse, one of the top-ranked basketball recruits in the nation, will arrive at Providence College a year early
The consensus four-star recruit, and No. 1 center in the nation according to Rivals.com, committed to the Friars in January as a member of the Class of 2025, but has now joined the Class of 2024.

38th GLOBE FOUNDATION / PHELPS SCHOLARS

Graduating senior standouts honored at 38th Globe Foundation / Richard J. Phelps Scholar-Athlete Awards

Eighteen graduates received scholarships, and Jake Vana (St. John's Prep), Abby Bettencourt (Peabody), Amir Lindsey (Rivers), and Sophia Levering (Nobles) saluted as Athletes of the Year.
D1 SOFTBALL: TAUNTON 5, KING PHILIP 0

With a fourth straight title, Taunton softball cements its dynasty

The four consecutive championships are the most since Bishop Fenwick reeled off seven straight from 1990-96.
D4 SOFTBALL: JOSEPH CASE 1, TYNGSBOROUGH 0

Freshman Lila Alvarez was locked in and Joseph Case softball locked up a second Division 4 state title in a row

A year after watching from the stands as the Cardinals win it all, Alvarez fired a nine-strikeout, one-hit shutout and scored the game's lone run.
D5 BASEBALL: ENGLISH 7, GEORGETOWN 1

A victory for the city: English baseball captures Division 5 title to finish historic run

Senior David Castillo fired 6 strong innings as coach Christian Ortiz's 23-2 club became the first high school baseball team from Boston to win an MIAA championship.
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They’re champs! See the results of the spring high school state title games.

State title games in softball, baseball, lacrosse, tennis, boys’ volleyball, and rugby across all divisions are slated for Saturday and Sunday.
D2 BASEBALL: PLYMOUTH NORTH 9, WALPOLE 2

D.C. Brown’s ‘legendary year’ ends with Plymouth North baseball hoisting Division 2 state championship trophy

The senior lefthander, who will pitch at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, scattered four hits in 6⅔ innings and set the tone by striking out eight in the first three innings.

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 a wild extra-inning finish, Bridgewater-Raynham stuns No. 13 Franklin

Softball roundup: Freshman Claire Roy delivers in clutch as Bridgewater-Raynham downs Greater New Bedford in extras

Boys’ lacrosse roundup: No. 13 Andover locks up Merrimack Valley Conference I title behind Jack Cooper’s 7 points

Girls’ lacrosse roundup: Adryanna Turner’s seven goals clinch share of Mayflower title for Upper Cape

Boys’ tennis roundup: Cooper McDonald the catalyst at No. 3 singles as Scituate secures Patriot Fisher crown

Girls’ tennis roundup: Wellesley (18-1) makes a clean sweep of singles to defeat Brookline

Boys’ volleyball roundup: Lincoln-Sudbury battles back to beat Brookline in 4 sets

D2 BASEBALL: PLYMOUTH NORTH 9, WALPOLE 2

D.C. Brown’s ‘legendary year’ ends with Plymouth North baseball hoisting Division 2 state championship trophy

The senior lefthander, who will pitch at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, scattered four hits in 6⅔ innings and set the tone by striking out eight in the first three innings.
D4 GIRLS' TENNIS: HAMILTON-WENHAM 5, LYNNFIELD 0

With a retooled lineup, Hamilton-Wenham girls’ tennis 3-peats as Division 4 champion

Sophomore Emma Jani and junior Naomi Provost powered the Generals (19-2) past Lynnfield, 5-0.
D2 GIRLS' TENNIS: LONGMEADOW 3, NDA-HINGHAM 2

Going the distance, Sarah Tiru rallies Longmeadow girls’ tennis past NDA-H for Division 2 title

The junior altered her approach in a 3-6, 6-1, 6-4 victory at first singles as the Lancers (23-0) won their first championship since 1995.
D3 BOYS' TENNIS: WESTON 3, BEDFORD 2

In finale, Max Ding nets decisive win at first singles as Weston boys take Division 3 title, program’s seventh straight

The senior recorded a 6-4, 6-1 victory over Bedford's Dillon Denny-Brown to lift the Wildcats (14-6) to their 13th overall championship.
D1 BOYS' TENNIS: ST. JOHN'S PREP 4, CONCORD-CARLISLE 1

St. John’s Prep tennis caps a 22-0 run with Division 1 title

Jack Prokopis netted the clincher with a 6-3, 6-4 victory at second singles as Prep earned its first championship since 2001.
D3 BASEBALL: OAKMONT 3, ST. MARY'S 1

With ace Caleb Allen finding his comfort zone, Oakmont baseball makes it a repeat in Division 3

The senior righthander struck out 10 in a three-hit complete game, sending down the last 14 in a row for the Spartans (22-3) against St. Mary's.
D1 BASEBALL: BC HIGH 5, ST. JOHN'S (S) 1

Cole Bohane, BC High come through in the clutch to snag Division 1 baseball crown

The Eagles senior captain, playing with a torn labrum in his left shoulder, ripped a late two-run single as the top seeds beat conference rival St. John's (Shrewsbury) to take their first title since 2009.
D2 SOFTBALL: WALPOLE 1, WESTFIELD 0

Sharlotte Stazinski completes tourney shutout run as Walpole softball captures first state championship

The junior ace finished an unscored-upon state tournament by blanking Westfield, 1-0, to grab the Division 2 crown in a historic victory.
D2 BOYS' RUGBY: WEYMOUTH 34, HANOVER 29

Three-peat quest complete for Weymouth boys’ rugby after hard-fought Division 2 final

In their toughest game of the year, the top-seeded Wildcats edged No. 2 Hanover to become the state's first team to win three consecutive state titles.
D1 BOYS' RUGBY: BC HIGH 40, XAVERIAN 38

One on-target boot separates archrivals, as BC High edges Xaverian in Division 1 boys’ rugby state final

The Hawks staged a furious comeback, but if fell just short as the Eagles held on for a two-point victory to secure their third state title.
SHRINERS FOOTBALL CLASSIC

While offensive stars dazzle, Bishop Fenwick safety Luke Connolly steals show in Shriners Classic

The RPI-bound Connolly came up with two interceptions and forced another one, propelling the North All-Stars to a 21-17 victory over the South in the 46th edition of the charity gridiron showcase.
D1 GIRLS' TENNIS: WELLESLEY 4, BOSTON LATIN 1

Freshmen duo power Wellesley girls’ tennis to long-sought-after Division 1 championship

The combo of Bella Gopen at first singles and Kimmy Tai at second singles catapulted the No. 4 Raiders to a 4-1 win over No. 2 Boston Latin.

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D1 GIRLS' TENNIS: WELLESLEY 4, BOSTON LATIN 1

Freshmen duo power Wellesley girls’ tennis to long-sought-after Division 1 championship

The combo of Bella Gopen at first singles and Kimmy Tai at second singles catapulted the No. 4 Raiders to a 4-1 win over No. 2 Boston Latin.
D2 BOYS' TENNIS: Westborough 3, Duxbury 2

Kaden Chen digs deep at first singles, Westborough boys’ tennis breaks through in Division 2 vs. Duxbury

The savvy sophomore earned a thrilling, 6-2, 5-7, 7-6 (5) triumph over Duxbury junior Tim Vargas to cement a 3-2 victory for the Rangers.
D3 SOFTBALL: DIGHTON-REHOBOTH 4, HUDSON 3

Senior moment: Lucy Latour delivers Dighton-Rehoboth softball Division 3 championship with walk-off double

The senior captain roped a shot to right center field, scoring junior Haleigh Kelley from first as top-seeded D-R (23-3) edged Hudson for program's first title since 1990.
D3 BOYS' TENNIS: MANCHESTER ESSEX 3, LYNNFIELD 2

Charlie Virden comes through, propels Manchester Essex boys’ tennis to Division 4 championship

The senior second singles player rallied to take a three-set victory and give the Hornets a 3-2 upset of top-seeded Lynnfield.
D2 BOYS' LACROSSE: LONGMEADOW 11, MARSHFIELD 10 (3 OTs)

Brendan Harty ends triple-OT thriller in Division 2 final, lifting Longmeadow boys’ lacrosse to 21st state crown

After forcing overtime two minutes from time, the senior potted his fourth goal of the game in the third extra session to beat Marshfield, 11-10, in the Division 2 state final.
D4 BASEBALL: SEEKONK 8, PITTSFIELD 0

Striking performance from Seekonk sophomore Javi Borges is the story in Division 4 baseball repeat

The 5-foot, 8-inch righthander fanned 14, scattering three hits, as the top-seeded Warriors (22-3) blanked Pittsfield.
D1 GIRLS' RUGBY: BELMONT 80, WEYMOUTH 0

Belmont girls’ rugby again unbeatable, romps to sixth straight Division 1 title

The Marauders completed another perfect season with an 80-0 win over Weymouth, continuing their exclusive reign over the rest of the state.
D4 BOYS' LACROSSE: NANTUCKET 7, SANDWICH 6

Jeremy Jenkinson denies last-second bid, Nantucket boys’ lacrosse survives all-Cape final to corral first Division 4 title

The sophomore goalie broke up Avery Richardson’s pass intended for Sullivan Gaffney at the side of the crease in the final seconds as top-seeded Whalers held off Sandwich.
D5 SOFTBALL: TURNERS FALLS 5, GEORGETOWN 0

Madi Liimatainen’s arm, bat deliver Division 5 title back to Turners Falls

The junior hurler tossed a sterling one-hitter, fanning 14, while also ripping a two-run single as the Thunder blanked Georgetown to win their 11th state title, and first since 2021.

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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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Kyle Hudson takes aggressive approach with Red Sox base runners in first season as third base coach

Hudson, who coached first base last year, is enjoying the challenge on the other side of the diamond. "I like to compete," he said.

Willie Mays’s legacy on full display at ‘A Tribute to the Negro Leagues’ showcase game

The Cardinals held off the Giants to close out the weeklong event honoring the Negro Leagues and Mays, the Hall of Famer who died Tuesday at the age of 93.

NESN+ will have alternate telecasts of 10 Red Sox games starting next week

The broadcasts will be called “Unobstructed Views,” and will be hosted by Jared Carrabis, with a rotating cast of cohosts.

Patriots

Why the Patriots should be calling the 49ers right now about a trade for receiver Brandon Aiyuk

Aiyuk is upset that he’s playing on his fifth-year option at $14.4 million, and he’s close to everything the Patriots need.

Patriots and Rhamondre Stevenson agree to four-year, $36 million extension

Last season, Stevenson rushed for 619 yards and four touchdowns before an ankle injury sidelined him for the final five games.

Four takeaways from Tom Brady’s appearance with Colin Cowherd

The seven-time Super Bowl champion looked back on his career in New England while outlining his future broadcasting goals.

Bruins

Panthers hope Matthew Tkachuk’s hustle save inspires them to finish off Oilers in Game 6 of Stanley Cup Final

Tkachuk had a goal and an assist in Game 5, doubling his point total — no goals, one assist — from the first four games of the series combined.

As the goalie market turns: Devils trade for Flames’ Jacob Markstrom, Kings acquire Darcy Kuemper from Capitals

New Jersey general manager Tom Fitzgerald attempted to get Markstrom before the trade deadline. His team had been seen as a potential landing spot for Linus Ullmark if the Bruins sought to trade their Vezina Trophy winner.

Could the Bruins land a top 10 pick in a Linus Ullmark trade?

Given the number of teams in need of reinforcements between the pipes, trading Ullmark could be a viable scenario for the Bruins.

Celtics

Danny Ainge isn’t taking credit for Celtics’ title, but he deserves some, and other thoughts

The team's former boss followed the playoff charge from afar. "It was fun watching," he said. "There’s so many people there that we’re rooting for."

Your guide to the Celtics’ championship parade: What to know if you’re going, and how to watch if you can’t

We've got the start time, the parade route, the forecast, and more.

Joe Mazzulla’s Larry O’Brien trophy tour makes a surprise stop in Quincy

Wearing a green Celtics ninja turtles T-shirt, the 35-year-old coach walked in to a standing ovation as Queen’s “We Are the Champions” played over the speakers.