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ROUNDUP

BASEBALL

Junior Matt Lowe tossed six and two-thirds innings, allowing just one run while striking out eight as No. 28 Mt. Everett (12-9) upset fifth-seeded Carver 4-1 in the Div. 5 first round.

In the Div. 4 first round, David Tracy struck out seven over six strong as top-seeded Lynnfield (19-2) blanked No. 33 South Hadley 10-0.

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DC Brown had a two-hitter with nine strikeouts as No. 2 Plymouth North (18-3) routed No. 31 Burlington 12-1 in the Div. 2 first round.

Carter Lucido and Oliver Thibeault combined on a one-hit shutout as No. 1 Georgetown (20-1) beat No. 32 Cape Cod Tech 11-0 in a Div. 5 first-round contest.

Nathan Levesque struck out nine in a complete game shutout while Lucas Tremblay (two hits) drove in two runs for fourth-seeded Apponequet in a 4-0 Div. 3 first-round win over No. 29 Gloucester.

BOYS LACROSSE

In the Div. 4 first round, Jason Rothwell scored six times with an assist as No. 13 Swampscott (18-1) took down No. 20 Medway 13-4. … Nolan Petrucelli netted five goals and Jake McGurik added four more as No. 2 Norwell (13-6) toppled No. 31 Belchertown 18-3.  … A seven goal eruption from Will Norton paired well with four goals and three assists from Michael Murphy, leading fourth-seeded Lynnfield to a 20-8 win over No. 8 Triton. … Cole Rodgers, Dan Oman and Avery Richardson all registered hat tricks as third-seeded Sandwich (16-3) defeated No. 30 Lenox, 17-3.

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Kevin O’Connor won 16 faceoffs while notching five goals and an assist, combining with four goals and an assist from Kenny Wisniewski to lead No. 10 Apponequet over No. 23 Swampscott, 13-11, in a tight Div. 3 first-round affair.

GIRLS LACROSSE

In the Div. 2 Round of 32, Giovanna Gulinello netted a hat trick and added one assist, as No. 15 Billerica (5-14) defeated No, 18 Marshfield, 12-8.

Halle Greenleaf (three goals, three assists), Ella Stein (three goals) and Allie Wile (two goals, one assist) led the way as No. 4 Ipswich (16-1) blanked No. 29 AMSA 17-0 in the Div. 4 first round matchup.

In the Div. 4 second round, Charlise Cox and Holly Panttila each had four tallies as No. 7 Norwell (11-10) topped No. 10 Tahanto 16-6. … Unbeaten No. 2 Nantucket (21-0) used five goals apiece from Bailey Lower (four assists) and Emerson Pekarcik to best No. 34 Hampshire, 16-0. … Avery Laundry finished with a hat trick and added an assist, as No. 12 Swampscott (16-3) coasted past No. No. 21 Oakmont, 13-3.

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SOFTBALL

In the Div. 1 first round, No. 9 Chelmsford (14-7) came back from an 8-2 deficit in the seventh to defeat No. 24 Plymouth North 9-8 on a walkoff hit from Zoey Moscato. … Lilyana Newman drove in the winning run in the sixth and Sofia Blanco struck out eight as No. 16 Marshfield edged No. 17 Whittier, 2-1. … Caitlin Milner went 2-for-3 with three RBI as No. 2 Central Catholic (17-2) defeated No. 31 Natick, 11-3.

Emma Penniman struck out 13 in a one-hitter and drove in four while Skylar Colburn had 4 hits as No. 6 Triton (17-4) blanked No. 27 Oakmont 10-0 in the Div. 3 first round. … Alyssa Burke (4-for-4, four runs, three RBI) and Ashley Caruso (three RBI, two runs) each homered for No. 13 Archbishop Williams, backing Jill Ondrick’s nine-strikeout one-hitter in a 12-0 win over No. 20 Hanover in five innings. … Lauren Bernaiche batted 2-for-3 from the dish and fanned 15 over a complete game from the circle, leading No. 2 Apponequet over No. 31 Medfield, 4-1. …Genesis Nunes went 3-for-3 with three RBI, while Olivia Araujo added a three-run double as part of a seven-run fifth inning as No. 11 Greater New Bedford (12-11) defeated No. 22 Seekonk, 11-9.

Bilyana Wilkin, Jess Mulrey and Kate Schulte each recorded three hits and Sienna Sullivan drove in three runs for 17th-seeded Hingham (12-9), which used a nine-run seventh inning to put away a 12-2 win over No. 16 Westwood in Div. 2 first round action. … Abby Hunt and MK Maloney combined on a three-hitter as No. 5 Milton (18-3) defeated 28th-seeded Milford, 3-1.

BOYS VOLLEYBALL

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Branch Barnes buried 11 kills and John Carroll added nine more, leading No. 3 Natick to a Div. 1 first round win over No. 30 Springfield Central, 3-0.

Finn Bell’s 13 kills with two blocks paired with 25 assists and five digs from Liam Frenzel to power No. 3 Wayland over No. 19 Lynn Classical, 3-0, in the Div. 2 second round.

CLASS NOTES

Dexter Southfield catcher Matt Conte was named the 2023-24 Gatorade Massachusetts Baseball Player of the Year. Conte is the second Gatorade Massachusetts Baseball Player of the Year to be chosen from Dexter Southfield, the other being Josh Baez..

The 6-foot-1, 210-pound senior catcher led Dexter Southfield to an 12-9-1 record and a berth in the Central New England Prep School Baseball League semifinals. The Wake Forest-bound Conte batted .459 with four home runs and 15 RBI, producing an on-base percentage of .588 and an OPS of 1.375. He also made just one error on 165 defensive chances behind the plate. He is ranked as MLB Pipeline’s No. 146 overall draft prospect.

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SCORES

BASEBALL

DIVISION 1

FIRST ROUND – Friday

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Wellesley 7, Andover 1

FIRST ROUND – Saturday

BC High 6, Brookline 3

Catholic Memorial 4, Central Catholic 2

North Andover 3, Bishop Feehan 2 (11i)

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St. John’s (S) 7, Waltham 0

Westford Academy 4, King Philip 3

Xaverian 9, Framingham 2

FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Braintree 9, Peabody 2

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Durfee 4, Wachusett 2

Franklin 5, Lawrence 2

Springfield Central 3, Attleboro 1

Weymouth 4, Barnstable 0

FIRST ROUND – Monday

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Leominster 3, St. Paul Diocesan 2 (9i)

Lincoln-Sudbury 7, Chelmsford 3

St, John’s Prep 8, Needham 3

Taunton 19, Whittier 0

SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

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Catholic Memorial at St. John’s Prep, 4

Franklin at St. John’s (Shrewsbury), 4

Wellesley at BC High, 4

Weymouth at Braintree, 6

SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

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Durfee at Taunton, 4

Lincoln-Sudbury at Xaverian, 4

Westford Academy at Leominster, 6:30

SECOND ROUND – Thursday

North Andover at Springfield Central, 6

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DIVISION 2

FIRST ROUND – Friday

Milton 4, Somerville 0

Nashoba 3, Shepherd Hill 1 (15i)

Norwood 3, Longmeadow 2

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FIRST ROUND – Saturday

Algonquin 5, Grafton 4 (11i)

Hopkinton 4, Reading 1

Somerset Berkley 3, West Springfield 1

Westwood 9, Marblehead 3

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FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Billerica 2, Minnechaug 0

Masconomet 5, Whitman-Hanson 4

North Attleboro 1, Bay Path 0

Westfield 9, Malden Catholic 3

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Woburn 11, Middleboro 10 (9i)

FIRST ROUND – Monday

Dartmouth 6, Mansfield 2

Milford 4, Hingham 1

Plymouth North 12, Burlington 1

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Walpole 12, Marshfield 0

SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

Nashoba at Westfield, 3

Westwood at Algonquin, 4

Woburn vs. Milton, 4 (Cunningham)

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Norwood at Somerset Berkley, 4:30

SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

Masconomet at Plymouth North, 4

North Attleboro at Walpole, 4

Dartmouth at Hopkinton, 5

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Billerica at Milford, 6:30

DIVISION 3

FIRST ROUND – Friday

Bishop Stang 5, Auburn 3

Dover-Sherborn 3, Holliston 1

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Norwell 2, Fairhaven 0

FIRST ROUND – Saturday

Lowell Catholic 3, Greater Lowell 1

Nauset 3, Newburyport 2

North Middlesex 5, Ashland 4

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FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Dighton-Rehoboth 8, Triton 3

Hanover 5, Weston 2

Oakmont 1, Arlington Catholic 0

St. Mary’s 5, Pentucket 0

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Sandwich 10, Taconic 0

Shawsheen 9, North Reading 0

Tantasqua 2, Swampscott 0

Tewksbury 9, Wakefield 1

FIRST ROUND – Monday

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Apponequet 4, Gloucester 0

Belchertown 2, Blackstone Valley 1

SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

Tewksbury at Bishop Stang, 3

Lowell Catholic at Hanover, 4

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Norwell at St. Mary’s, 4

SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

Dighton-Rehoboth at Tantasqua, 4

Dover-Sherborn at Apponequet, 4

Nauset at Oakmont, 4

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Shawsheen at North Middlesex, 4:30

SECOND ROUND – TBA

Sandwich at Belchertown

DIVISION 4

FIRST ROUND – Friday

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Abington 8, Hampshire 3

Dennis-Yarmouth 3, Hamilton-Wenham 1

Oxford 6, Southwick 0

FIRST ROUND – Saturday

East Bridgewater 4, Frontier Regional 1

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Monument Mountain 4, Bellingham 2

Pittsfield 2, Upper Cape 1

FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Millbury 6, Monomoy 0

Northbridge 4, West Bridgewater 1

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Salem 4, St. John Paul 3

Seekonk 10, Mashpee 0

Tyngsboro 3, AMSA 1

Uxbridge 11, Manchester-Essex 2

FIRST ROUND – Monday

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Case 5, Wahconah 2

Clinton 1, Ipswich 0 (9i)

Littleton 3, Stoneham 1

Lynnfield 10, South Hadley 0

SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

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Dennis-Yarmouth at Uxbridge, 4

Monument Mountain vs. Salem, 4 (Salem State)

Tyngsboro at Seekonk, 4

Abington at Pittsfield, 4:30

East Bridgewater vs. Millbury, 6 (Shaw)

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SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

Littleton at Northbridge, 3

Oxford at Lynnfield, 3:30

Case at Clinton, 4

DIVISION 5

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FIRST ROUND – Saturday

Maynard 1, McCann Tech 0

FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Bartlett 10, Quaboag 0

Bromfield 8, Mystic Valley 3

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Douglas 6, Millis 1

Drury 15, Sutton 2

English 5, Rockport 4

Greenfield 4, Boston International 3

Hopkins 6, West Boylston 5

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Pioneer Valley 4, Hull 1

Ware 16, Turners Falls 4

Westfield Tech 4, Hopedale 0

FIRST ROUND – Monday

Ayer Shirley 6, Monsoon 1

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Bourne 6, Westport 3

Georgetown 11, Cape Cod Tech 0

Mt. Everett 4, Carver 1

FIRST ROUND – Tuesday

Mt. Greylock at Tahanto, 4

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SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

Bartlett at English, 3:30

Maynard at Georgetown, 4

Westfield Tech at Greenfield, 4

Bromfield at Pioneer Valley, 6

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Hopkins at Drury, 6:30

SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

Mt. Everett vs. Douglas, 4

Ware at Ayer Shirley, 4

SECOND ROUND – TBA

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Bourne vs. Mt. Greylock

BOYS LACROSSE

DIVISION 1

FIRST ROUND – Thursday

Acton-Boxboro 19, Attleboro 4

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FIRST ROUND – Friday

Andover 15, Belmont 5

Central Catholic 20, Framingham 7

Concord-Carlisle 6, Lexington 5

Winchester 13, Arlington 3

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Xaverian 13, Waltham 1

FIRST ROUND – Saturday

BC High 17, Newton South 4

Catholic Memorial 19, Haverhill 6

Lincoln-Sudbury 18, Brookline 0

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Needham 11, Shrewsbury 5

St. John’s (S) 15, Weymouth 2

FIRST ROUND – Sunday

St. John’s Prep 15, Chelmsford 3

Wellesley 13, Newton North 1

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Westford Academy 16, Wachusett 8

FIRST ROUND – Monday

Franklin 18, Barnstable 7

Natick 14, Bishop Feehan 10

SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

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Westford Academy at Acton-Boxboro, 4

Winchester at Needham, 5

Central Catholic at Lincoln-Sudbury, 6

Concord-Carlisle at BC High, 7

SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

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Franklin at Catholic Memorial, 4

Wellesley at Xaverian, 4:30

St. John’s (Shrewsbury) at Andover, 7

SECOND ROUND – TBA

Natick at St. John’s Prep

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DIVISION 2

FIRST ROUND – Friday

Milton 7, North Attleboro 3

Sharon 15, Canton 5

FIRST ROUND – Saturday

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King Philip 13, Agawam 8

FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Bridgewater-Raynham 11, Marblehead 10 (ot)

Hopkinton 8, Minnechaug 4

FIRST ROUND – Monday

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Billerica 14, Milford 10

Duxbury 21, Masconomet 4

Hingham 20, Dartmouth 3

Longmeadow 22, Silver Lake 3

Mansfield 12, Tantasqua 6

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Marshfield 15, Melrose 3

Plymouth South 8, Algonquin 4

Reading 16, West Springfield 6

Walpole 19, Whitman-Hanson 5

Westfield 18, North Andover 10

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Westwood 10, Grafton 8

SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

Bridgewater-Raynham at Marshfield, 5

Milton at Duxbury, 6:30

King Philip at Billerica, 7

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SECOND ROUND – TBA

Westwood vs. Mansfield

Hingham vs. Hopkinton

Longmeadow vs. Plymouth South

Westfield vs. Reading

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Walpole vs. Sharon

DIVISION 3

FIRST ROUND – Thursday

Dracut 15, Wayland 2

FIRST ROUND – Friday

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Burlington 17, Martha’s Vineyard 5

Dover-Sherborn 13, St. Bernard’s 6

Nashoba 12, Arlington Catholic 2

FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Hanover 11, Blackstone Valley 2

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Nauset 21, Old Rochester 1

Scituate 25, Auburn 4

FIRST ROUND – Monday

Apponequet 13, Shawsheen 11

East Longmeadow 16, North Middlesex 9

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Falmouth 22, Lowell Catholic 2

Foxboro 14, Wakefield 5

Holliston 8, Ashland 5

Newburyport 19, Archbishop Williams 2

Pembroke 13, Essex Tech 8

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Wilmington 13, Bishop Stang 12

FIRST ROUND – Tuesday

Tewksbury at Medfield, 5

SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

Dracut at Burlington, 5:30

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SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

East Longmeadow at Nauset, 4

Hanover at Scituate, 6

Shawsheen/Auburn at Nashoba, 6:30

SECOND ROUND – TBA

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Falmouth vs. Pembroke

Medfield/Tewksbury vs. Holliston

Newburyport vs. Wilmington/Bishop Stang

Foxboro at Dover-Sherborn

DIVISION 4

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FIRST ROUND – Friday

Abington 18, Monomoy 6

Pentucket 15, North Reading 8

Weston 14, Bellingham 5

FIRST ROUND – Saturday

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Fairhaven 12, Rockland 9

Wahconah 20, Seekonk 5

FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Cohasset 18, South Hadley 5

FIRST ROUND – Monday

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AMSA 14, South Shore Tech 5

Ipswich 14, Oakmont 8

Lynnfield 19, Triton 8

Manchester-Essex 17, Bourne 6

Nantucket 19, Littleton 3

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Nipmuc 17, Old Colony 3

Norwell 18, Belchertown 3

Sandwich 17, Lenox 3

Swampscott 13, Medway 4

Winthrop 16, Tyngsboro 9

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SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

Wahconah at Weston, 6

SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

Ipswich at Cohasset, 6:30

SECOND ROUND – TBA

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Abington at Pentucket

Lynnfield vs. Swampscott

Nantucket vs. Winthrop

Norwell vs. Fairhaven

Nipmuc vs. Manchester-Essex

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Sandwich vs. AMSA

GIRLS LACROSSE

DIVISION 1

FIRST ROUND – Thursday

Needham 16, Boston Latin 8

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Weymouth 18, Haverhill 6

Newton North 12, Natick 10

Peabody 15, Belmont 11

FIRST ROUND – Friday

Braintree 12, Wachusett 10

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Concord-Carlisle 15, Shrewsbury 2

FIRST ROUND – Saturday

Acton-Boxboro 16, Bishop Feehan 6

Andover 14, Winchester 5

King Philip 11, Brookline 3

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Lexington 11, Beverly 8

Wellesley 16, Waltham 1

FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Chelmsford 17, Attleboro 2

North Andover 18, Quincy 5

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FIRST ROUND – Monday

Central Catholic 20, Bridgewater-Raynham 4

Lincoln-Sudbury 9, Barnstable 4

Westford Academy 8, Franklin 7

SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

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King Philip at Wellesley, 4

Peabody at Concord-Carlisle, 5

Needham at North Andover, 6

Braintree at Weymouth, 7

Newton North at Chelmsford, 7:30

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SECOND ROUND – TBA

Acton-Boxboro at Andover

Central Catholic vs. Westford Academy

Lincoln-Sudbury vs. Lexington

DIVISION 2

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FIRST ROUND – Friday

Burlington 16, Canton 6

Westboro 11, Algonquin 8

Westwood 17, Nashoba 6

FIRST ROUND – Saturday

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Melrose 10, Mansfield 5

Notre Dame (Hingham) 17, Northampton 1

Walpole 19, Norwood 2

West Springfield 13, Whitman-Hanson 10

FIRST ROUND – Sunday

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East Longmeadow 23, Methuen 7

FIRST ROUND – Monday

Billerica 12, Marshfield 8

Duxbury 17, Milton 5

Grafton 12, Dartmouth 5

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Hingham 18, Westfield 1

Leominster 12, Minnechaug 11

Longmeadow 18, Masconomet 3

Reading 17, Silver Lake 2

Scituate 12, Woburn 7

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SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

Westborough at Westwood, 6

SECOND ROUND – TBA

Grafton at Notre Dame (Hingham)

Hingham vs. West Springfield

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Billerica at Walpole

Melrose at East Longmeadow

Duxbury vs. Burlington

Reading vs. Leominster

Scituate vs. /Longmeadow

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DIVISION 3

FIRST ROUND – Friday

Apponequet 18, Watertown 14

Old Rochester 13, North Middlesex 8

FIRST ROUND – Saturday

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Dover-Sherborn 18, St. John Paul II 4

Nauset 17, St. Mary’s (L) 3

FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Ashland 19, Archbishop Williams 4

Cape Cod Academy 16, St. Bernard’s 3

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Falmouth 14, Pembroke 6

FIRST ROUND – Monday

Bedford 22, Dighton-Rehoboth/Tri-County 5

Foxboro 17, Martha’s Vineyard 6

Groton-Dunstable 10, Wakefield 9 (ot)

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Hanover 17, Upper Cape 5

Holliston 8, Dedham 3

Medfield 21, Danvers 2

Newburyport 17, Medway 3

Wayland 18, Notre Dame (W) 0

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FIRST ROUND – Tuesday

Tewksbury at Ursuline, 3:30

SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

Nauset at Ashland, 3:30

SECOND ROUND – TBA

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Hanover vs. Apponequet

Foxboro vs. Old Rochester

Medfield vs. Groton-Dunstable

Newburyport vs. Holliston

Falmouth vs. Bedford

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Tewksbury/Ursuline vs. Cape Cod Academy

Wayland vs. Dover-Sherborn

DIVISION 4

FIRST ROUND – Thursday

Pentucket 19, Winthrop 5

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FIRST ROUND – Friday

Fairhaven 19, Georgetown 11

Monomoy 10 Tyngsboro 6

Norwell 20, Bromfield 4

Sandwich 17, Dennis-Yarmouth 2

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FIRST ROUND – Saturday

Tahanto 18, Stoneham 3

FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Hamilton-Wenham 21, South Hadley 10

Lynnfield 16, North Reading 12

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Mt. Greylock 10, Hull 9

Nipmuc 21, Belchertown 6

FIRST ROUND – Monday

Cohasset 20, Abington 0

Ipswich 17, AMSA 0

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Manchester-Essex 26, Lunenburg 4

Nantucket 16, Hampshire 0

Swampscott 13, Oakmont 3

Weston 18, Northbridge 5

SECOND ROUND – Monday

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Norwell 16, Tahanto 6

SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

Hamilton-Wenham at Pentucket, 4

SECOND ROUND – TBA

Nipmuc vs. Manchester-Essex

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Cohasset vs. Monomoy

Ipswich vs. Lynnfield

Nantucket vs. Fairhaven

Weston vs. Mt. Greylock

Swampscott vs. Sandwich

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BOYS RUGBY

DIVISION 1

SEMIFINALS – Wednesday

St. John’s Prep at BC High, 5:30

Xaverian at Milton, 6

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DIVISION 2

SEMIFINAL – Wednesday

Catholic Memorial at Weymouth, 5

SEMIFINAL – Thursday

Brookline at Hanover, 6

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GIRLS RUGBY

DIVISION 1

SEMIFINAL – Wednesday

Lincoln-Sudbury at Belmont, 6:30

SEMIFINAL – Friday

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Weymouth at Algonquin, 6

SOFTBALL

DIVISION 1

FIRST ROUND – Thursday

King Philip 8, Attleboro 5 (8i)

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FIRST ROUND – Friday

Arlington 5, Braintree 3

Methuen 7, Concord-Carlisle 4

FIRST ROUND – Saturday

Bishop Feehan 6, Wellesley 0

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Bridgewater-Raynham 6, New Bedford 0

Needham 9, Andover 2

Newton North 8, Beverly 2

St. Paul Diocesan 4, Franklin 1

FIRST ROUND – Sunday

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North Andover 6, Acton-Boxboro 1

Peabody 6, Westford Academy 0

Wachusett 7, Belmont 0

FIRST ROUND – Monday

Central Catholic 11, Natick 3

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Chelmsford 9, Plymouth North 8

Lincoln-Sudbury 6, Shrewsbury 4

Marshfield 2, Whittier 1

Taunton 18, Lexington 0 (5i)

SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

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King Philip vs. Peabody, 4 (Kiley School)

Methuen vs. North Andover, 4 (McAvoy)

Needham vs. St. Paul Diocesan, 4 (Vernon)

SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

Marshfield at Wachusett, 5

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SECOND ROUND – TBA

Lincoln-Sudbury vs. Bridgewater-Raynham

Central Catholic vs. Arlington

Chelmsford vs. Bishop Feehan

Taunton/Lexington vs. Newton North

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DIVISION 2

FIRST ROUND – Friday

Notre Dame (H) 6, Middleboro 2

Plymouth South 5, Wakefield 0

FIRST ROUND – Saturday

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Bedford 13, Woburn 0 (5i)

Dartmouth 7, Hopkinton 2

Marblehead 4, Mansfield 1

Reading 17, East Longmeadow 5

Shepherd Hill 7, Malden Catholic 4

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Silver Lake 12, Minnechaug 0 (6i)

Somerset Berkley 12, Burlington 0

Tewksbury 13, Marlboro 0

Walpole 3, Doherty 0

FIRST ROUND – Sunday

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Leominster 3, Bay Path 0

Nashoba 2, Billerica 1

FIRST ROUND – Monday

Hingham 12, Westwood 2

Milton 3, Milford 1

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Westfield 12, Agawam 0

SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

Dartmouth at Tewksbury, 4

Hingham at Silver Lake, 4

Plymouth South at Bedford, 4

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Reading at Somerset Berkley, 4:15

Shepherd Hill at Walpole, 5

SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

Marblehead at Nashoba, 4

SECOND ROUND – TBA

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Milton vs. Notre Dame (Hingham)

Westfield vs. Leominster

DIVISION 3

FIRST ROUND – Friday

Foxboro 6, Danvers 0

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FIRST ROUND – Saturday

Essex Tech 3, Newburyport 0

FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Dighton-Rehoboth 13, Notre Dame (W) 0

Lowell Catholic 2, Pentucket 1

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St. Mary’s 11, Tri-County 0

FIRST ROUND – Monday

Apponequet 4, Medfield 1

Archbishop Williams 12, Hanover 0 (5i)

Arlington Catholic 8, Dedham 3

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Nipmuc 6, Medway 2

Norton 5, Blackstone Valley 0

Gloucester 7, Wilmington 2

Greater New Bedford 11, Seekonk 9

Hudson 4, Norwell 2

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Pembroke 3, Greater Lowell 1

Triton 10, Oakmont 0

FIRST ROUND – Tuesday

Cardinal Spellman at North Reading, 4:30

SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

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Foxboro at Dighton-Rehoboth, 3:45

SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

Nipmuc at St. Mary’s, 4 (Breed)

SECOND ROUND – TBA

Apponequet vs. Gloucester

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Cardinal Spellman/North Reading vs. Essex Tech

Arlington Catholic vs. Lowell Catholic

Hudson vs. Pembroke

Norton vs. Archbishop Williams

Greater New Bedford vs. Triton

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DIVISION 4

FIRST ROUND – Thursday

Easthampton 3, Oxford 1

FIRST ROUND – Friday

Amesbury 3, St. Bernard’s 0

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Lunenburg 5, Bourne 3

FIRST ROUND – Saturday

Case 22, West Bridgewater 0 (5i)

Frontier 7, Monument Mountain 2

Hampshire 11, Wahconah 0

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Tyngsboro 14, Bellingham 1

FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Abington 11, Minuteman 1

East Bridgewater 13, Monomoy 1

Millbury 6, Lynnfield 5

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Pittsfield 15, Hamilton-Wenham 0

Uxbridge 11, Manchester-Essex 0

FIRST ROUND – Monday

AMSA 12, Rockland 0 (5i)

Clinton 9, Ayer Shirley 8 (8i)

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Northbridge 9, Littleton 8

South Hadley 3, Cohasset 0

SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

Northbridge at Case, 4

Lunenburg at Abington, 4

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Millbury at Tyngsboro, 4

Easthampton at Pittsfield, 4:30

East Bridgewater vs. Uxbridge, 6:30 (Whitin School)

SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

South Hadley at Amesbury, 4

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Ayer Shirley at Hampshire, 5

SECOND ROUND – TBA

AMSA vs. Frontier Regional

DIVISION 5

FIRST ROUND – Friday

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Drury 12, Granby 0

Norfolk Aggie 19, Mt. Greylock 17

FIRST ROUND – Saturday

Monson 7, Hopkins Academy 3

FIRST ROUND – Sunday

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Franklin Tech 17, Rockport 1

Hopedale 12, Pathfinder 0

Lenox 9, Hoosac Valley 3

Maynard 12, Mohawk Trail 0

Millis 7, Mt. Everett 0

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Wareham 15, McCann 11

FIRST ROUND – Monday

Georgetown 8, Gateway 6

Greenfield 13, Murdock 0

Lee 7, Springfield International 1

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Narragansett 8, Westfield Tech 0

Tahanto 8, Mystic Valley 1

Turners Falls 11, Notre Dame 0

West Boylston 6, Westport 5

SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

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Millis vs. Hopedale, 4 (Mellen)

SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

Georgetown vs. Wareham, 4

Maynard vs. Tahanto, 4

Lee vs. West Boylston, 4

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Narragansett vs. Drury, 4

Turners Falls vs. Norfolk Aggie, 4:30

Lenox at Franklin Tech, 5

Greenfield vs. Monson, 6

BOYS TENNIS

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DIVISION 1

SECOND ROUND – Monday

Acton-Boxboro 4, Wellesley 1

BC High 3, Winchester 2

SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

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Belmont at St. John’s Prep, 4

Shrewsbury vs. Brookline, 4 (Waldstein)

Cambridge at Lexington, 4:15

Arlington at Newton North, 4:30

SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

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St. John’s (S) vs. Westford Academy, 3:30 (Robinson)

Andover at Concord-Carlisle, 4:30

DIVISION 2

SECOND ROUND – Monday

Burlington 5, Walpole 0

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Duxbury 5, North Quincy 0

Hopkinton 3, Marblehead 2

Wayland 5, Scituate 0

SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

Northampton at Mansfield, 4

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Dartmouth at Westborough, 4:30

Hingham at Longmeadow, 4:30

SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

Somerset Berkley at Sharon, 3:30

DIVISION 3

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SECOND ROUND – Monday

Gloucester 3, Wakefield 2

Martha’s Vineyard 5, Latin Academy 0

Medway 3, Medfield 2

Swampscott 3, Wilmington 2

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SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

North Reading vs. Bedford, 3:30 (Wedgewood TC)

Old Rochester at Weston, 4

SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

Apponequet at Somerset Berkley, 5

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SECOND ROUND – TBA

Newburyport at Dover-Sherborn

DIVISION 4

SECOND ROUND – Monday

Bromfield 3, Sutton 0

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Cohasset 5, Sturgis West 0

Hamilton-Wenham 5, Monomoy 0

PV Chinese Immersion 4, Nantucket 1

SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

Lee vs. Fairhaven, 2 (Hastings MS)

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Leicester at Lynnfield, 3

Manchester-Essex vs. Ipswich, 4 (Endicott)

SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

Mystic Valley at Lenox, 4

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SECOND ROUND – Monday

Lexington 5, Needham 0

Lincoln-Sudbury 4, Concord-Carlisle 1

Wellesley 5, Plymouth North 0

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Westford Academy 4, Brookline 1

SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

Bishop Feehan at Acton-Boxboro, 4

Belmont vs. Winchester, 4 (Spy Pond Courts)

Newton North vs. Boston Latin, 4 (Carter)

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SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

Andover at Newton South, 4:30

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SECOND ROUND – Monday

Sharon 3, Masconomet 2

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Westborough 3, Ursuline Academy 2

SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

Minnechaug at Wayland, 2

Bishop Stang at Notre Dame (Hingham), 4

Marblehead at Longmeadow, 4

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North Attleboro at Hingham, 4

Scituate vs. Duxbury, 4 (Steele AC)

SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

Holliston vs. Milton (Kelly Courts), 3:30

DIVISION 3

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SECOND ROUND – Sunday

St. John Paul 5, Latin Academy 0

SECOND ROUND – Monday

Weston 5, Fairhaven 0

Wilmington 4, Hanover 1

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Norwell at Dover-Sherborn, 3:30

Danvers at Old Rochester, 4

North Reading vs. Newburyport, 4 (Pentucket)

SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

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Belchertown vs. Watertown, 3 (Victory Field)

Apponequet at Pembroke, 4

DIVISION 4

SECOND ROUND – Monday

Hamilton-Wenham 5, Millis 0

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Manchester-Essex 5, Quabbin 0

SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

Nantucket at Ipswich, 2

Monomoy at Lenox, 3:30

Mt. Greylock vs. Hopedale, 4 (Milford)

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Quaboag at Bromfield, 4

Leicester at Lynnfield, 4:30

Sutton vs. Cohasset, 4:30 (Cronin Courts)

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DIVISION 1

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FIRST ROUND – Thursday

Acton-Boxboro 3, St. John’s Prep 0

Brookline 3, Woburn 0

Chelmsford 3, St. John’s (S) 0

Lincoln-Sudbury 3, Braintree 0

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Lowell 3, North Andover 1

FIRST ROUND – Friday

Andover 3, North Quincy 0

Cambridge 3, Boston Latin 0

Lexington 3, Wellesley 0

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Milford 3, Newton South 0

New Bedford 3, Barnstable 1

Winchester 3, Malden 0

FIRST ROUND – Saturday

BC High 3, Durfee 0

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Methuen 3, Greater New Bedford 0

Needham 3, Weymouth 0

FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Newton North 3, Revere 0

FIRST ROUND – Monday

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Natick 3, Springfield Central 0

SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

Chelmsford at Methuen, 5

Lexington at Winchester, 5

Lincoln-Sudbury at Milford, 6

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Lowell at Brookline, 6

SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

Acton-Boxboro at Newton North, 4:30

Andover at Needham, 5

New Bedford at BC High, 5

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Cambridge at Natick, 6

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FIRST ROUND – Thursday

Ludlow 3, O’Bryant 0

FIRST ROUND – Friday

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Chelsea 3, Granby 0

Chicopee Comp. 3, Greater Lowell 0

Keefe Tech 3, Bellingham 0

Latin Academy 3, Milton 0

Longmeadow 3, Greater Lawrence 0

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Medfield 3, Ware 0

Minnechaug 3, Dighton-Rehoboth 0

FIRST ROUND – Saturday

Agawam 3, East Longmeadow 0

Doherty 3, Lynn Tech 0

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Lynn Classical 3, Fitchburg 2

North Middlesex 3, Billerica 0

Wayland 3, HS Science and Tech 0

West Springfield 3, Holyoke 0

FIRST ROUND – Monday

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Westfield 3, Randolph 0

FIRST ROUND – Tuesday

Burlington at Marlboro, 5

SECOND ROUND – Monday

North Middlesex 3, Minnechaug 0

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Wayland 3, Lynn Classical 0

SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

Chelsea at Agawam, 6:30

SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

Chicopee Comp. at Latin Academy, 4:30

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Keefe Tech at Medfield, 5

Doherty at West Springfield, 5:30

Westfield vs. Ludlow, 5:30

SECOND ROUND – TBA

Burlington/Marlboro vs. Longmeadow

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Skip the chaos and crowds with unique holiday markets are worth the detour – The Boston Globe

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The holiday season is in full swing: The puffer jackets have been broken out of storage, carols and festive pop classics play throughout every store, and the annual struggle of what gifts to get your loved ones (and that one office White Elephant) is back. If you are looking to skip the long lines (and stinky cheese) at more social media-famous markets, but still want some one-of-a-kind holiday shopping from small businesses, here are some smaller holiday markets to visit this winter.

A CLASSIC CHRISTMAS Reading Memorial High School’s Drama Club (and supporting organizations) will host a Dickens Holiday Marketplace and Craft Fair once again this holiday season. The market, which has run for over 20 years, hosts 55 New England-based vendors selling artisan goods, including wooden cutting boards and goods from Magnus Woodsmith, pottery from Nancy Littlehale, and more. There will also be hands-on crafting opportunities, including coloring and cookie decorating. The Saturday marketplace — including an on-site warm beverage sale — is also a fund-raiser for RMHS’s drama department, raising money to support production equipment, scholarships for graduating students, and other needs. RMHS drama club members dressed in Victorian costumes will roam the fair and perform short skits and sing carols. There will also be tap, jazz, and contemporary dance performances by local troupes in the school’s performing arts center.

Dickens Holiday Marketplace and Craft Fair. Reading Memorial High School, 62 Oakland Road, Reading. Dec. 13, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Entry is free. rmhsdrama.org

Shoppers look through artisan goods from female-owned businesses at Boston Women’s Holiday Market.Cara Loffredo

SUPPORTING WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESSES Boston Women’s Market hosts its holiday market at Night Shift Brewing in Everett on Saturday from noon to 5 p.m. New England-based, women-owned vendors will be selling gift-able goods, including handmade jewelry from ADK Jewelry, natural skincare products from Beauté Noir, and cat toys and playhouses from Cat in the Box. The market will also be host to a family holiday celebration, including free ornament painting and an ugly sweater contest. There will be giveaways throughout the market of Night Shift Brewing gift cards and merchandise. If you’re hungry, Daddy’s Bonetown Burgers has you covered, and specialty holiday cocktails, yet to be announced, make the perfect holiday treat.

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Boston Women’s Holiday Market. Night Shift Brewing, 87 Santilli Highway, Everett. Dec. 13, noon to 5 p.m. Entry is free. bostonwomensmarket.com

A booth at a previous Winter Solstice Indigenous Art Holiday Market with Indigenous art, jewelry, and goods.Jamie Malcolm-Brown

CULTURAL COLLECTIVE In celebration of the season, the Cultural Survival Bazaar will hold a Winter Solstice Indigenous Art Holiday Market on Dec. 13 and Dec. 14 at The Boston Center for the Arts Cyclorama. The market will highlight Indigenous art and artists from around the world, including North and South America, Palestine, East Africa, and more. There will be over 50 vendors, such as Chinampa Temachtiani, which sells jewelry, clothing, and axolotl plushies, Hebron Glass, which sells blown glass goods, and Afri-Root Collective, which sells handmade African art from women artists. The market will also feature live musical performances from Lyla June, Yarina, and more. Looking for a new book to cozy up with this winter? Attendees can also participate in a book swap.

Winter Solstice Indigenous Art Holiday Market. Boston Center for the Arts, 539 Tremont St. Dec. 13 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Dec. 14 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tickets are $10. Free for children under 18. bazaar.culturalsurvival.org/boston

A shopper looks through a box of pre-loved books at a Small Mart Market.Ezra Enzo Photography

SHOPPING SMALL Returning for its fourth year, Small Mart Market is hosting the second of two holiday vintage shopping events in Greater Boston. The holiday market will take place at the Crystal Ballroom with over 50 vendors, including vintage clothing resellers and upcycled fashion designers. Vendors include the market’s organizers, High Energy Vintage, a Somerville-based secondhand clothing and record shop, and Existential Thread, a Rhode Island-based vintage clothing store, as well as others, such as Jessamy Shay, who designs clothing by repurposing garments and fabrics. There will also be artisan goods and artists selling prints, posters, and pottery. The market will also feature a full bar, complete with festive beverages such as a cranberry Moscow Mule and Irish Coffee for purchase.

Small Mart Market Holiday Market, Crystal Ballroom at Somerville Theatre, 55 Davis Square, Somerville. Dec. 20, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Entry is free. smallmartmarket.com

FRIENDLY SHOPPING (AND COMPETITION) The Charles River Speedway and the Brighton Bazaar are partnering for the Bazaar’s 100th event, The Holiday Stroll, on Dec. 20 and 21. The Speedway hosts over 60 local vendors, featuring a variety of artisan goods, including metal art, kitchenware, and decor from Eli West, handmade pottery from Sugalski Ceramics, and more. At the upper courtyard of the Speedway, there will be a gingerbread house building competition on each day of the market. With a $5 buy-in, which can be purchased ahead of time or on site, the competition will last from noon to 3 p.m. Winners will be announced within the week after the market for prizes such as a $75 gift card to a Speedway vendor of their choice or two tickets to a show at The Roadrunner of the winner’s choice. For a less high-stakes activity, there will be card-making stations where attendees can craft personal holiday greetings for loved ones.

The Holiday Stroll. The Charles River Speedway, 525 Western Ave., Brighton. Dec. 20-21, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Entry is free. charlesriverspeedway.com

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Shoppers visit the vendor booths at last year’s Somerville Flea Holiday Market.Greg Ghazil

SECONDHAND STOCKING STUFFERS The Somerville Flea — usually known for holding court in Davis Square in summer and fall — hosts its annual holiday market on Dec. 21 for last-minute shoppers looking for one-of-a-kind secondhand goods. The extensive shopping event will feature around 40 vendors and their curated collections of vintage goods, such as clothes from Dandelion District, books from Hiding in Books, and home decor from Unpredictable Finds. A DJ will play holiday mixes to set the festive mood while you shop. Snacks and beverages will be available at Arts at the Armory’s ROOTED Café.

The Somerville Flea Holiday Markets. Arts at the Armory, 191 Highland Avenue, #1C, Somerville. Dec. 21, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Entry is free. thesomervilleflea.com


Isabella Bernstein can be reached at isabella.bernstein@globe.com.





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Boston Harborwalk extension to connect parks, pathways in Charlestown

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The Boston Harborwalk, a 43-mile park and pedestrian pathway that stretches along the city’s coastline, will soon extend further north into Charlestown and beyond.

The city’s Planning Department this week approved putting the estimated $5.5 million project out for bids from contractors. The extension will connect to the existing Harborwalk and stretch along Terminal Street and the Little Mystic Channel.

“The new pathway will be beautifully landscaped and furnished with seating, shade shelters and exercise equipment,” said Planning Department Director of Real Estate Rebecca Tomasovic during the Boston Planning and Development Agency Board meeting on Thursday.

Tomasovic explained that currently, the land is unused and overgrown. Pedestrians in the area are limited to Terminal Street, which has no sidewalks and is used primarily as a truck route. The Harborwalk extension will allow safe pedestrian travel between Chelsea Street and the Charlestown Athletic Fields, she said.

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An extension of the Boston Harborwalk in Charlestown will extend along the Little Mystic Channel.Google

Planning for the Boston Harborwalk began in the 1980s, according to its website. In addition to walkways, it includes green space, seating, informational signage, exhibit spaces, cafes and other amenities. When the Harborwalk is complete, it will stretch close to 50 miles between Chelsea Creek in East Boston and the Neponset River in Dorchester.

Beyond pedestrian safety and recreation, the Harborwalk is also part of the city’s planning for climate sustainability for the future.

A 2022 report from the Office of Climate Resilience recommended the Charlestown extension, as well as elevating the existing Harborwalk paths in the area, as the height protects against rising sea levels and flooding.

“The Harborwalk is both highly vulnerable to the impacts of sea-level rise and presents an opportunity to create a resilient coastal edge,” officials wrote in the report. “Redesigning the Harborwalk along the Little Mystic to incorporate coastal resilience infrastructures provides opportunities not only to reduce risks from flooding but also to enhance the benefits this amenity provides.”

In October, the city was awarded a $500,000 grant from MassTrails, a division of the state Department of Conservation and Recreation.

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The city also expects to use over $1 million from the Massachusetts Gaming Commission in the form of mitigation funds from the nearby Encore Casino and $750,000 in private donations through the Mystic River Watershed Association.



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The old Bucks shine in upset over Boston

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The Milwaukee Bucks have struggled this season without their superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo. But against the Celtics, it was other veterans who stepped up, the old Bucks shined in a victory.

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Dec 5, 2025; Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA; Milwaukee Bucks forward Bobby Portis (9) puts up a shot against the Philadelphia 76ers in the first half at Fiserv Forum. Mandatory Credit: Michael McLoone-Imagn Images | Michael McLoone-Imagn Images

The 30-year-old has struggled all season but against Boston, Bobby Portis was out if this world. Portis went for a season high 27 points on an absurd 84.6% from the floor. Portis knocked down 5 of his 6 three pointers and gathered 10 boards. Portis presence on the defensive end is always strong, but it was the offense tonight propelling the Bucks to the win.

2. Kyle Kuzma A+

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Dec 3, 2025; Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA; Milwaukee Bucks forward Kyle Kuzma (18) drives to the basket against Detroit Pistons in the second half at Fiserv Forum. Mandatory Credit: Michael McLoone-Imagn Images | Michael McLoone-Imagn Images

The 30-year-old turned back the clock against the Celtics producing a season high 31 points and shooting 76% from the field. Kuzma anchored the Bucks comeback scoring 25 of his 31 points in the second and third quarters. The Bucks trailed by as many as 14 and ran it up to a 21-point lead late in the fourth.

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Kevin Porter Jr. gathered his first triple double of the season with 18/10/13. The 25-year-old continues to be one of the few bright spots for Milwaukee in a career year. Porter was getting whatever he wanted offensively and created for his teammates at a high level. Most notably Kyle Kuzma who accounted for 7 of his assists.

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On the darker side of things, Myles Turner was extinct on the offensive end yet again. Turner had four points and was one of six from the floor while only gathering 3 rebounds. Turner did however help the Bucks hold the Celtics to 13 third quarter points, swinging the momentum back in Milwaukee’s favor. But Turner still has to be better, and prove his worth. Turner played 0 minutes in the fourth quarter, a troubling trend we have seen throughout the season, although tonight didn’t call for his presence.

This was exactly the game the Bucks needed, a win against a top team in the East, but also a win without Giannis Antetokounmpo. While the win is a bright spot in a rather dull season, every win counts in their current sitaution. As more losses could make a Giannis trade more likely.

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