Brett Abrams

1 week ago | masslive.com | Peyton Doyle |Christopher Berry |Brett Abrams |Kenneth Manoj

The statewide boys’ tennis tournament began on Tuesday, May 27. Send missing results to [email protected]. Division INo. 1 St. John’s Prep. (5), No. 33 Methuen (0)The undefeated season continues for the Eagles as they swept the Rangers at home on Friday. Prep opted for pro sets in its first-round matchup. At first singles, Jack Prokopis won 8-0, and the same results for Luke Free at second singles. Boriz Kouzminov was the winner for the Eagles at third singles, bringing it home 7-1.

1 week ago | masslive.com | Brett Abrams

More than 500 athletes from over 50 schools across Massachusetts flocked to Natick high school on Wednesday morning to compete for the 2025 MIAA Unified Track and Field Championship. According to the MIAA Associate Director Pete Smith, the day was a resounding success. “I saw so much positivity from the competing teams and from the fans alike,” Smith said. “I saw a lot of fun, I saw a lot of smiling faces.

2 weeks ago | masslive.com | Brett Abrams

Teagan McDonald and Imanni Power-Greene each scored four goals in Northampton’s 16-8 win over Chicopee in the Semifinal round of the Western Mass. Class B tournament on Thursday. Makayla Fydenkevech scored a hat trick for the Blue Devils (16-2) while Kaydence Braman and Jenna Talbot each added two goals. Ally Busone was the last Blue Devil to get on the board with one goal and Ainsley Dawson saved five shots from her goalie spot.

2 weeks ago | masslive.com | Brett Abrams

NEWTON — “We took our foot off the gas,” said St. John’s Prep volleyball coach Kara Brown following her team’s 3-2 loss to Newton South on Wednesday night. After going up 2-0, the Eagles (13-6) lost the next three sets, snapping the seven-game winning streak Prep has been building since May 1. “We started the game, sets one and two, sticking to our game plan, doing what we were supposed to be doing,” Brown said.

2 weeks ago | masslive.com | Brett Abrams

DORCHESTER — Despite losing to Boston Latin School 2-1 on senior night, BC High coach Steve Healy didn’t see much from his team he didn’t like from Tuesday’s loss. Instead, he praised the opponent for a clean game of baseball. “I just thought Latin played really well,” Healy said. “They made a number of good defensive plays and the pitcher didn’t walk anybody.