Mansfield players pose for a photo on the parquet at TD Garden after they defeated Central Catholic, 55-50, ion the Division 1 EMass boys' basketball championship.

Brighton's Prince Unaegbu led the cheers after Brighton defeated Scituate to win the EMass Division 2 title and advance to the state championship game in Worcester

Mansfield players celebrated as Central Catholic's Tyler Nelson walked off the court after Mansfield advanced to the state championship game.

Brighton's Malik James (right) scored 21 points to lead his team to a 55-52 victory. He had 14 of his points in thje final four minutes.

Bishop Connolly's Thomas Keyes (right) let out a celebratory howl as he embraced coach Matt Coute following their victory over Lynnfield in the EMass Division 4 boys' basketball championship Tuesday at TD Garden.

In the Division 3 final, Danvers defeated Martha's Vineyard, 50-47.

Mansfield's Kyle Wisnieski (right) stole the ball from Central Catholic's Joel Berroa to help Mansfield preserved its victory late in the fourth quarter.

Bishop Connolly defeated Lynnfield, 65-62.

Martha's Vineyard's Izak Browne pursued the ball between two Danvers defenders.

Danvers fans cheered on their team in the Division 3 final at TD Garden.

Bishop Connolly's Thomas Keyes drove past Lynnfield's Brendan Sullivan in the first half of their game at TD Garden.

Central Catholic High's Amanda Williams (5) and Casey McLaughlin (33) celebrate with their teammates after defeating Braintree High in the MIAA Division 1 state semifinal, 55-51, at TD Garden on Monday March 11.

Braintree High's Ashley Russell drove to the basket on Central Catholic High's Casey McLaughlin during second half of the Div. 1 state semifinal.

Braintree High's Bridget Herlihy forced a jump ball as she battled with Central Catholic's Courtney Walsh.

Braintree High's Bridget Herlihy battled for a rebound with Central Catholic High's Caitlin Dell'Orfano (23) and Casey Mclaughlin.

Braintree High's Brianna Herlihy drove to the basket on Central Catholic's Casey Mclaughlin.

Braintree High's Bridget Herlihy, with a chance to tie the game with seconds left, has the ball knocked away by Central Catholic High's Amanda Williams.

Medfield High players celebrate their 59-51 overtime victory over Reading in the Division 2 EMass championship and state semifinal at TD Garden.

Medfield players celebrate their overtime victory while Reading's players react to the loss.

Medfield's Jennifer Narlee battles with Reading High's Bridget Clements for a loose ball in the second half.

Reading High's Olivia Healy drove to the basket in between Medfield's Kristin Fechtelkotter (20) and Payton Ouimette.

Reading's Olivia Healy put defensive pressure on Medfield's Payton Ouimette.

Reading's Olivia Healy is fouled by Medfield's Jennifer Narlee in the second half.

Archbishop Williams players celebrated their victory over Pentucket High during the MIAA Division 3 State Semi-Final at TD Garden on March 11.

Archbishop Williams's Leah Spencer takes a short jumper in the key against Pentucket.

Archbishop Williams's Jaylen Williams put pressure on Pentucket's Tess Nogueira.

Pentucket's Kelsi McNamara drove to the basket on Archbishop Williams's Leah Spencer.

Archbishop Williams’ Olivia Conrad blocked Pentucket High's Nicole Viselli's shot during second half of their state semi-final on March 11.

As the winter season comes to an end, so do winter sports for Massachusetts' high schools. Check out the action at championship events in sports ranging from gymnastics to alpine skiing.

Pictured: Fenway High players celebrated their victory over Greater New Bedford High during the MIAA Division 4 State Semi-Final at TD Garden on March 11.

Fenway High’s Tajany Veiga-Lee stole the ball from Greater New Bedford High's Sydney Mota during second half of their State Semi-Final contest.

Fenway High's Cedejia Matthews drives to the basket on Greater New Bedford's Brittney Marshall.

Fenway High's Cedejia Matthews got some pressure from Greater New Bedford's Rileigh Avila during first half.

Barnstable won the team title at the girls' gymnastics state championship.

Methuen High junior Christian Monserrat (left) defeated Central Catholic's Pat Lacroix in the 126-pound division to become a three-time All-State champ.

Jack Carmone (pictured) and the Xaverian Brothers High alpine ski team won their first MIAA state alpine ski title on Feb. 26 at Berkshire East ski area in Charlemont. St. John's Prep and Concord-Carlisle placed second and third.

Andover's Brian Manning placed first in the individual all-around for boys' gymnastics. He scored a 55.00, 14 points higher than teammate and runner-up Joe Aronov.

The girls swimming and diving state championships took place on Feb. 16 in Springfield, and Kristina Barakov and Wayland won the Division 2 title. Westford won Division 1.

Barnstable’s girls' gymnastics team won the state championship after Jillian Fraser's floor routine earned her a 9.325, giving the team a total of 146.65, only 1.30 ahead of second-place Sharon. It was Barnstable's ninth girls' gymnastics title in 13 years.

In girls' alpine skiing, Wellesley and Lunenburg shared the state title. Wellesley freshman Sami Rubin (pictured) won the slalom in 36.67 and took sixth in the giant slalom (45.09).

Sharon High's Samantha Kaplan competed in the floor exercise at the South sectional in Hudson. She placed third.

Lowell's Patrick Coppinger (right) was third in the 1-mile run at the New England Interscholastic Indoor Track & Field Championship at Roxbury's Reggie Lewis Center on March 2. Bryce Kelly (left) of Cariho (RI) was second.

Jack Blyzinskyj won the 100 backstroke to help Weston win the Divison 2 state boys' swimming championship. It was Weston's 21st title in 31 years.

In the boys' high jump at the Division 2 state championship in Roxbury, Chicopee's Alex Niemiec won with a leap of 6 feet, 4 inches.

Evan Igoe and Andover won the final MIAA state gymnastics championship for boys on Feb. 15. Boys' gymnastics will not be held by the MIAA after this season.

North Andover's Danielle Coughlin defeated Winchester's Jordan Darby in the 106-pound weight class in the Division 2 state wrestling championship at Marshfield High. Coughlin was the first female to win a Massachusetts state wrestling title.

Andrew Solomon of Concord Carlisle placed first in the boys' slalom at the state championships with a time of 34.58.

Andover's Jessie Livingston won the individual title for beam at the state championships with a score of 9.550.

Led by sophomore Amy Piccolo (pictured right), Ursuline was able to capture the Division 4 indoor track title.