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MIAA DIVISION 3 GIRLS' BASKETBALL SEMIFINALS

Central casting: Bishop Fenwick and St. Mary’s will square off for Division 3 girls’ basketball title

Tess Keenan's bucket with 26 seconds left lifted Fenwick past Norwell, 40-38. Defending champion St. Mary's set the tone early in a 2022 title rematch against Rockland.
MIAA Division 4 boys' semifinals

Second-seeded Burke comes up short against No. 3 Springfield International in a Division 4 state semifinal setback

Springfield International (22-2) used a 13-2 run at the end of the third quarter and early fourth to take control in its 59-53 victory in the D4 semifinals.
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

Here are the North and South All-Star rosters for the 45th Shriners Football Classic

Masconomet Regional's Gavin Monagle (North) and Abington's Jim Kelliher (South) will serve as head coaches June 16 at Bentley.
MIAA GOLF COMMITTEE

MIAA golf committee studying methods to modernize scoring of tournaments

The committee is seeking to transition to online scoring, tentatively targeting the Fall 2024 season.
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

29 seniors named Jack Grinold National Football Foundation Scholar-Athletes

“After every scholar-athlete class is honored, we often say as a group that it can’t get any better than this — and then it does,” said Jim Seavey, the chapter’s executive director.
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL

Massachusetts snow storm forces postponement of all high school basketball semifinals

There are 11 semifinals scheduled for Wednesday, at sites from Scituate to Springfield. Two state finals are already lined up for Friday night at Tsongas Center: D2 boys and D1 girls.
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL

Massachusetts snow storm forces postponement of all high school basketball semifinals

There are 11 semifinals scheduled for Wednesday, at sites from Scituate to Springfield. Two state finals are already lined up for Friday night at Tsongas Center: D2 boys and D1 girls.
MIAA BOYS' BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT

In defense of its Division 2 championship, Malden Catholic boys’ basketball marches on to a title showdown vs. Mansfield

Buckley Moody (five 3-pointers, 7 assists) and Nick Martinez (18 points) paced the Lancers to semifinal win over Charlestown. Junior Eddie McCoy (28 points) continued his stellar play for Mansfield in victory over Nashoba.
MIAA BOYS' BASKETBALL: WORCESTER NORTH 64, NEWTON NORTH 57

With a pair of late 3-point daggers, Ty Tabales lifts Worcester North boys’ basketball past Newton North and into Division 1 final

In a physical, emotional semifinal, the Polar Bears (23-2) created separation from a 46-all game with five minutes left to earn a state title shot.
MIAA GIRLS' BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT DIVISION 1 ROUNDUP

Andover tested by Wachusett, but stays perfect in Division 1 girls’ basketball semifinals; Feehan fends off another Woburn rally

Andover stars Anna Foley and Amelia Hanscom showed their determination to get back to the state championship game, where they will face the Shamrocks.
MIAA GIRLS' BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT DIVISION 2 ROUNDUP

Lamees Alasaad steals a victory for Dracut in Division 2 girls’ basketball semifinals; Foxborough’s defense does the trick

After picking off a pass in the final minute, Alasaad put the sixth-seeded Middies in front for good with a tough layup
MIAA HOCKEY TOURNAMENTS

Here’s the schedule for the six MIAA hockey championship games Sunday at TD Garden

The six championship games start with the Division 2 girls' final between Canton and Duxbury (9 a.m.) and end with the D1 girls' final between Shrewsbury and St. Mary's at 7:30 p.m.
MIAA GIRLS' BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT

Here’s a look at the MIAA’s 10 girls’ basketball semifinal matchups

While some divisions went to chalk, others featured exciting upsets, and Monday and Tuesday's semifinals should be no different.
MIAA BOYS' HOCKEY TOURNAMENT ROUNDUP

Pavit Mehra went full beast mode, scoring four goals in 11 minutes to lead Hopkinton boys’ hockey into the Division 2 state championship game

In Division 3, Nashoba will play in its first state final at TD Garden after getting off to a fast start against Triton, while in Division 4 Norwell cruised past Grafton.
MIAA BOYS' HOCKEY TOURNAMENT

‘Playoff Joe’ DiMartino delivers with OT goal as Xaverian boys’ hockey reaches second straight Division 1 championship game

DiMartino, a Dedham resident, wants the puck on his stick in high-pressure moments, believing in his dogged work ethic and dedication to his craft.
HIGH SCHOOL TRACK | NEW BALANCE NATIONALS

Sunday wasn’t going his way, but Bishop Stang’s Jacob Cookinham tossed his challenges aside to finish third in the shot put at New Balance Nationals

The Kansas-bound senior woke up not feeling well, then fouled on his third throw, finishing with his shortest distance in four months.
MIAA BOYS' HOCKEY TOURNAMENT

Nick Ritchie started the season as a backup. On Sunday, he backstopped Pope Francis to an upset of defending champion and top-seeded St. John’s Prep.

After sitting out the first 12 games, then playing alternately with senior Vin Maggi, Ritchie earned the starting job for the tournament. He hasn’t looked back.
MIAA GIRLS' HOCKEY TOURNAMENT: ST. MARY'S 6, BILLERICA/CHELMSFORD 3

In 62 seconds, St. Mary’s girls’ hockey earned its ticket to Division 1 state final

Seniors Amanda Forziati, Maggie Pierce, and Jenna Chaplain struck quickly in the third period as the top-seeded Spartans beat No. 13th-seeded Billerica/Chelmsford, earning the program's first trip to the state final since 2013.

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MIAA GIRLS' HOCKEY TOURNAMENT: ST. MARY'S 6, BILLERICA/CHELMSFORD 3

In 62 seconds, St. Mary’s girls’ hockey earned its ticket to Division 1 state final

Seniors Amanda Forziati, Maggie Pierce, and Jenna Chaplain struck quickly in the third period as the top-seeded Spartans beat No. 13th-seeded Billerica/Chelmsford, earning the program's first trip to the state final since 2013.
MIAA girls' hockey semifinals

Third-seeded Shrewsbury flips the script, erupts for four goals to erase two-goal deficit in a Division 2 semifinal win over No. 2 Notre Dame (Hingham)

The Colonials (20-2-2) advance to face the winner of No. 1 St. Mary’s and No. 13 Billerica / Chelmsford in the championship on March 19 at TD Garden.
MIAA hockey tournament semifinals

A.J. Thomas soaks up moment as third-seeded Canton boys’ hockey punches its ticket to the Division 2 state championship at TD Garden

Thomas tallied the winner at 10:24 of the third period and followed with an empty-netter for the third-seeded Bulldogs (21-4) in a 3-1 victory over No. 2 Duxbury for their fourth trip to the Garden since 2019.
MIAA DIVISION 1 BOYS' BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT

Needham and North Andover finish off the Final 4 in Division 1 boys’ basketball

Henry Bickford tipped in the winner with 29 seconds left to lift Needham past host Central Catholic, 43-41. Zach Wolinski scored 14 of his game-high 25 points in the fourth quarter as North Andover edged visiting Waltham, 47-46.
MIAA BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT

Forged by stiff regular-season tests, St. Mary’s boys’ basketball surges into Division 3 semifinals

Senior guard David Brown, Jr. (27 points) paced the defending champion Spartans (18-7) past TechBoston, their third consecutive convincing victory.
High school track | New Balance Nationals

Ellie Shea sizzles again at New Balance Nationals indoor track meet, setting another record, this time in the girls’ 5,000-meter run

Shea won the 5,000 in a jaw-dropping 15 minutes, 46.28 minutes and finished nearly two full laps and 57 seconds ahead of the event's runner-up to set a state record and personal best -- by three seconds.
GIRLS' BASKETBALL: WALPOLE 59, PENTUCKET 42

With Izzy Adams starring in lead role, Walpole girls’ basketball stays on point in Division 2 quarterfinal win

The sophomore floor leader scored 15 points and delivered key play after key play for top-seeded Timberwolves (21-2) in win over Pentucket.
MIAA boys' basketball roundup

A late run by sixth-seeded Nashoba stops No. 3 Sharon in a Division 2 quarterfinal victory

The Wolves (21-2) earned their first berth in the state semifinals since 2017 — when they lost to Brighton in the state championship — and will face No. 2 Mansfield, a 77-50 quarterfinal winner over No. 10 Marblehead.
GIRLS' BASKETBALL: BISHOP FEEHAN 72, BRIDGEWATER-RAYNHAM 53

In a spirited showcase, Bishop Feehan girls’ basketball is right at home in Division 1 quarterfinal victory over Bridgewater-Raynham

The second-seeded Shamrocks (19-4) rode their homecourt advantage, and stellar performances from Samantha Reale (21 points), Charlotte Adams-Lopez (19 points), and Mary Daley to victory.

Red Sox

Mets closer Edwin Díaz leaves in wheelchair after injuring right knee in World Baseball Classic celebration

After striking out the side to advance Puerto Rico past the rival Dominican Republic, Díaz was somehow hurt as teammates swarmed around him.

As traditional leadoff role evolves, Triston Casas is showing himself as a possible solution there for the Red Sox

“He swings at the right ones and takes the right ones,” said manager Alex Cora of Casas, who had never hit leadoff in a game before this spring, but sports many of the qualities now favored for the top spot in the order.

Wednesday’s spring training report: Big days for Kluber, Dalbec in Red Sox win

Corey Kluber and three Red Sox relievers struck out 13 Tampa Bay batters in a 9-1 romp, breaking a six-game exhibition winless streak.

Patriots

Comparing new Patriots receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster and departed receiver Jakobi Meyers

Both are accomplished slot receivers who can dance outside the numbers on occasion to exploit favorable matchups. Both are consistent: If the ball is in their vicinity, they’ll catch it.

NFL free agency: Patriots finally make a big splash, signing wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster

We’re tracking the latest news from around the league ahead of the official start of free agency on Wednesday.

Five things to know about new Patriots receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster

The 26-year-old receiver stands as a likely replacement for Jakobi Meyers, with Smith-Schuster carving out a dependable role as a slot option for Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs last season.

Bruins

Linus Ullmark has little in common with Tim Thomas, but he could soon stand beside him in the Bruins record books

Ullmark entered Tuesday leading the NHL in save percentage at .938 — exactly the same as Thomas had in his transcendent 2010-11 season.

Bruins finished off by lowly Blackhawks for first back-to-back regulation losses of the season

The Bruins have gone a lackluster 1-3-0 in their past four games, and coach Jim Montgomery is not pleased with the inconsistency.

Bruins defenseman Brandon Carlo, a little sore after collision with boards, not in lineup against Blackhawks

Carlo said his head is fine and he has no symptoms of a concussion.

Celtics

With Jayson Tatum scuffling, Jaylen Brown takes over — and Grant Williams pitches in — to grind out a Celtics win

Brown put up 35 points in a chippy affair on the road, while Williams made some late hustle plays to seal the victory.

Marcus Smart is critical of his own defensive performance this season, calling it ‘mediocre’

The Celtics guard attributed his slippage to a nagging ankle injury as well as rules and calls that he believes continue to favor offensive players.

Damon Stoudamire bids a reluctant goodbye to Celtics, but this was a chance he couldn’t pass up

"I’ve got nothing but great memories. This is one of the best times I’ve ever had," said Stoudamire, who is taking over as men's basketball coach at Georgia Tech.