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Lincoln-Sudbury wins D-1 girls cross country championship
Andrea Keklak was the top finishers and Claire Arthur took fourth place as the Lincoln-Sudbury girls cross country team won the Division 1 championship at...
The Globe's Bob Hohler investigates the sad state of athletics at Boston's public schools in an eye-opening, seven-part series.
Fall Championships
(David Ryan / Globe Staff)Keklak, L-S pour it on
Deep puddles, mud, pouring rain, and strong winds greeted the runners at the EMass Cross-Country Championships Saturday at Franklin Park.
- Davidner leads the D-2 pack
- Bishop Feehan tops for girls D-3 X-country
- Hamilton-Wenham win girls D-4 X-country
- Pembroke rises to fore
- Lowell boys win Div. 1 X-country championship
- McGowan leads Mansfield to D-2 X-country championship
- Seekonk's Gregorek leads D-4 field
A-B romps, giving Maver his 200th win
In the end, it was worth the wait. Acton-Boxboro presented coach Bill Maver with his 200th career win last night, beating Newton South, 27-0, in a Dual County Large contest. The result also kept the Colonials (6-4, 3-1) alive in the playoff hunt. With Westford’s win over Waltham, it sets up a winner-take-all game on Thanksgiving between A-B ... (Globe Correspondent, 12 a.m.)
Rockland is Fisher king
Terrence Gibson and Mike Driscoll each turned in short touchdown runs in the first quarter and host Rockland hung on to clinch the Patriot League Fisher title last night, beating Hanover, 14-7. (Globe Correspondent, 12 a.m.)
Sousa, Jets land North title
After the game clock struck zero, John Sousa gathered his team to deliver a message: This was a memory to cherish the rest of their lives. (Globe Correspondent, 12 a.m.)
Spartans’ defense delivers
Lawrence Academy coach Mike Taylor said he’d rather have his defense on the field to win the game. The thousands lining Russell Field last night found out why. (Globe Correspondent, 12 a.m.)
Lexington holds off Framingham
After squandering a two-goal advantage late in regulation, Lexington emerged victorious, 4-3, via penalty kicks against Framingham yesterday in a Division 1 North semifinal at Manning Field in Lynn. (Globe Correspondent, 12 a.m.)
(Matthew J. Lee / Globe Staff)Jets win North title
After the game clock struck zero, John Sousa gathered his team to deliver a message: This was a memory to cherish the rest of their lives.
- Week 10 results Fri. | Sat.
- Football roundup Rockland is Fisher king
- A-B 27, Newton S. 0 A-B romps, giving Maver 200th win
- Video Lawrence Academy beats BB&N
- Lawrence Acad. 28, BB&N 26 Spartans’ defense delivers
- Duxbury 15, Scituate 13 Murphy rescues Dragons
- Billerica 34, Central 6 LaSpada spurs Billerica
- For Natick and Walpole, a much-hyped football rematch
- Izzo on the scoring record, Natick
- Parker to retire from English
- Week 9 results Fri. | Sat. | Sun.
Division 1 Girls North
(Barry Chin / Globe Staff)Peabody rallies, tops Winchester
Facing a two-goal, second-half deficit to a Winchester team that had knocked Peabody out the previous three postseasons, the Lady Tanners desperately needed a spark. That's when star freshman Hayley Dowd's speed and two goals ignited the offense, leading Peabody to a 3-2 upset win in the MIAA Division 1 North girls semifinals.
(Jon Mahoney / Globe Photo)Walpole's goal: field hockey finals
The rallying cry, “intensity!’’ echoed across the football field as the Walpole field hockey team regrouped during a first-half timeout in a showdown against Weston.
Girls' Cross-Country
(Debee Tlumacki / For the Globe)Franklin's Cole shows off finishing kick
Beverly's Millie Chapman was leading the way up the final hill in yesterday's 34th Mass State Coaches Invitational, but second place was not going to satisfy Franklin senior captain Mary Cole.
(Jonathan Wiggs / Globe Staff)Canton volleyball squad regains its form
A slew of injuries had the Canton high girls' volleyball team down in the dumps. But they've managed to bounce back.
(Lisa Poole / For the Globe)Andover seeking high honor
The Andover High girls' swim team will savor its Merrimack Valley Conference title, and a perfect 12-0 mark in the regular season, but are aiming for a higher honor.
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- friday's roundup Lions end Andover swim streak
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Division 1 State Golf Championships
Colonials splash their way to title
In celebration of Shrewsbury's first ever Division 1 Golf title, golfers plunged into the water hazard at the 18th hole at Turner Hill Country Club. (Boston Globe, 11/3/09)
wrestling
(WWE / Courtesy Photo)Winchester star reborn
Ask Larry Tremblay about Kofi Sarkodie-Mensah, and the longtime Winchester High wrestling coach will talk your ear off about a former Sachem wrestler who exemplifies humility, athleticism, and drive.