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Fall 2008 All-Scholastics
fall 2008
Fall 2008 All-Scholastics
Their seasons are over, and now is their time to shine. Join us as we toast the standout high school athletes and moments of the fall season.
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Fall Stars

Their seasons are over, and now is their time to shine. Join us as Boston.com toasts the standout high school athletes and moments of the fall 2008 season.
Kojoyian stays young at heart on gridiron (Globe file)

Kojoyian stays young at heart on gridiron

Fifty-seven years after accepting his first head football coaching job at Westborough High, 34 years after assuming the same role at Newton South High, and 16 years after being inducted into the Massachusetts High School Football Coaches Hall of Fame, 82-year-old Art Kojoyian is still doing the job that keeps him young at heart.
Walpole's goal: field hockey finals (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
Franklin's Cole shows off finishing kick (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.
Canton volleyball squad regains its form (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.
Andover seeking high honor (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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Division 1 State Golf Championships
Colonials splash their way to title

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)
MIAA Division 2 Golf Championship Duxbury win sweet for Stoddards Weston digs deep to repeat Globe Northwest Getting down to business city weekly Campion putting it all together School roundup Botelho's score no small feat