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H.S. RUGBY: BC High wins another Div. 1 crown
The Eagles edged top-seeded Belmont, 14-7, in Saturday's state final. → Read More
H.S. BOYS LACROSSE: Cohasset rolling heading into Div. 3 state final
The red-hot Skippers will play for the Div. 3 crown Saturday against Dover-Sherborn at Boston University. → Read More
H.S. BASEBALL: Bishops back in familiar territory in Div. 4 state final
After losing in the title game last season, Archbishop Williams will have another shot at a state crown on Saturday afternoon at Holy Cross against Central Mass. champion Oxford. → Read More
H.S. BASEBALL: Bishops back in familiar territory in Div. 4 state final
After losing in the title game last season, Archbishop Williams will have another shot at a state crown on Saturday afternoon at Holy Cross against Central Mass. champion Oxford. → Read More
H.S. BOYS TENNIS: Duxbury tops Scituate to capture Div. 2 South title
The Green Dragons' 4-1 win Friday sent them on to the state championship match vs. Winchester. → Read More
H.S. LACROSSE: Girls, boys South Sectional title games on tap this weekend
Rivalry renewed once again.For the fourth consecutive year, it will be Norwell vs. Cohasset in the Division 2 South girls lacrosse title game.This time, → Read More
H.S. BASEBALL: Braintree eliminated in thriller
The Wamps could not hold a 4-0 lead Wednesday night and lost to Needham, 5-4, in the Div. 1 South semifinals. → Read More
H.S. GIRLS LACROSSE: Norwell tops Hanover for another Div. 2 South final
Murphy McDonough scored seven goals Monday in leading the Clippers to an 18-2 semifinal win. → Read More
H.S. SOFTBALL: Fontbonne drops extra-inning thriller
The Ducks lost to No. 21 Dennis-Yarmouth, 7-5, in eight innings on Thursday. → Read More
H.S. GIRLS LACROSSE: Braintree beats Pembroke with fast start
The Wamps scored the game's first eight goals Tuesday en route to a 16-8 first-round victory in the Div. 1 South playoff bracket. → Read More
H.S. GIRLS LACROSSE: Bishops fall in first round
Despite a hat tricks from Kim Dunn of Quincy and Haley Mullen of Marshfield, Archbishop Williams lost, 17-8, to Ursuline on Monday. → Read More
H.S. BASEBALL: Quincy rallies for walk-off win over North Quincy
Curtis Frazier drove in the tying run and scored the winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning of Monday night's 4-3 victory. → Read More
H.S. FOOTBALL: North Quincy names Ryan Craig as new coach
The former Raider played at the University of New Haven. → Read More
H.S. BASEBALL: BC High's Vasil reminds everyone: 'I'm still here'
The Eagles' senior ace made a triumphant return to the mound after last month's injury scare, pitching four scoreless innings in Tuesday's 4-2 win over St. John's (Shrewsbury). → Read More
H.S. BASEBALL: Hanover rallies past Marshfield
Aidan Henderson improved to 7-0 on the mound Monday as the Indians did all their scoring in the fourth inning of a 4-2 home win. → Read More
H.S. GIRLS LACROSSE: Playoff-bound Braintree tops Weymouth
Olivia Balsamo and Grace Reinold each scored four goals Thursday to key the Wamps' 13-2 road win. → Read More
Kevin Carey promoted to Quincy High football coach
The longtime defensive coordinator will take over for Bill Reardon. → Read More
H.S. BASEBALL: Rockland holds off Abington
The host Bulldogs beat the Green Wave, 4-3, Monday night at home. → Read More
H.S. SOFTBALL: Quick start helps Sacred Heart top Holbrook
The Saints raced out to a 9-0 lead Thursday and settled for a 12-7 road win. → Read More
ALL-SCHOLASTICS: Patriots star Matthew Slater helps honor winter stars
RANDOLPH -- It was a special day for top local athletes across the South Shore. On Sunday afternoon at Lombardo's in Randolph, Patriot Ledger All-Scholastic honorees were lauded for their achievements for the 2017-18 winter season at an awards banquet. The presenting sponsor was Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital of Milton. “I couldn’t be more proud to be here to represent Beth Israel Deaconess… → Read More