Eric McHugh

1 week ago | enterprisenews.com | Eric McHugh

South Shore Tech boys lacrosse defeated Assabet Valley Tech 11-4 to win their second consecutive state vocational championship. Ben Tondorf, Eamon Haley, and Brady Hofeman each scored hat tricks for the Vikings. Strong defense and a dominant performance in the second and third quarters propelled South Shore to victory. The Vikings will next compete in the MIAA Division 4 tournament as the 23rd seed. HANOVER -- If you craved edge-of-your-seat drama, well, you should have been here last year.

1 week ago | enterprisenews.com | Eric McHugh

The MIAA spring state tournament has begun, with tennis kicking things off on May 27. Brackets for baseball, softball, and lacrosse will be released on May 28. South Shore teams will be participating in the tournament across various sports. The MIAA spring state tournament is here. Tennis kicked off the action on May 27, which is also the same day the rugby and boys volleyball pairings were released. Baseball, softball and lacrosse brackets are set for release on May 28.

2 weeks ago | patriotledger.com | Eric McHugh

Marshfield's Nick Gerard is the Patriot Ledger Rugby Midseason Player of the Year. The senior center received 17,170 votes, almost 46 percent of the poll, to earn the honor. "He's only a second-year player," coach Matt Pomella said, "but he has already made a number of tempo-changing tackles and line-breaking runs."Teammate Sean Folan finished second in our poll, drawing 14,258 votes (38 percent of the total).

2 weeks ago | enterprisenews.com | Eric McHugh

We've come to the final week of the spring high school sports season. As South Shore teams continue their push toward the MIAA state tournament, we're monitoring the area's top performers in baseball, softball, lacrosse, tennis, outdoor track & field, girls golf and boys volleyball. You can follow all the top highlights right here. More: Hanover softball edges Whitman-Hanson: South Shore sports top performers for May 12-18To submit scores and highlights, email [email protected]. Need a break?

3 weeks ago | patriotledger.com | Eric McHugh

BRAINTREE – Thursday could wind up being another banner day – literally – for the Braintree High boys volleyball team. Saddled with three straight sub-.500 seasons from 2021-23 (although they did make the playoffs each time), the Wamps enjoyed a breakout campaign last spring, finishing 14-7 and winning the program's first league title (Bay State Conference Herget Division) since 1992. Despite losing Herget MVP Anthony Volpe to graduation, Braintree has kept the good times going in 2025.