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1 week ago | metrowestdailynews.com | Kyle Grabowski

Show Caption Hide Caption VIDEO: Wellesley girls lacrosse captains play catch, talk San Diego tripWellesley girls lacrosse captains Emily Munchak, Kaitlyn Uller, Olivia Comella and Emery McGraw chat about their California trip while playing catch. Medway's Eleni Ferdenzi-Weber was voted the Daily News Girls Lacrosse Player of the Week for March 28-April 8. She totaled four goals and seven assists across two games. Ferdenzi-Weber garnered 45.36 percent of the more than 10,000 votes.

1 week ago | metrowestdailynews.com | Kyle Grabowski

Who gets the last shot? The 16 candidates for the 2025 Daily News Fans Girls Basketball Player of the Year know how to put the ball in the basket. They're creative scorers as well as master facilitators and lockdown defenders. The candidates helped their teams return to the Final Four, led resurgences and knocked their rivals out of the playoffs. Seven are senior, so this may not be the last you hear from them. Vote below:The poll will remain open for a week until noon Thursday, April 24.

1 week ago | metrowestdailynews.com | Kyle Grabowski

Show Caption Hide Caption Westborough High senior Ari Jain is making a splash in swimmingWestborough swimmer Aria Jain has turned into one of the top swimmers in the state. Legacies and new faces. The 16 candidates for the 2025 Daily News Fans Swimming & Diving Player of the Year helped lead their teams to victories at every level. Some captured state titles. Others are just starting their careers. All have proven they're among the best around.

1 week ago | metrowestdailynews.com | Kyle Grabowski

Show Caption Hide Caption Emmanuella Edozien discusses breaking 55-meter hurdles state recordEmmanuella Edozien started track two years ago after a decade as a gymnast. Now she's a state record holder in the 55-meter hurdles with bigger goals. Local athletes made names for themselves with star-studded performances and trophy-towing moments this past winter and fall.

1 week ago | metrowestdailynews.com | Norman Miller

Four people were injured late in the afternoon of Tuesday, Aprl 15, after heavy winds knocked down a wall under construction on Pearl Street in Framingham, authorities said. The four people suffered “mostly minor injuries,” in the 5:25 p.m. incident, Fire Chief Michael Dutcher told the Daily News. The incident occurred at 10 Pearl St., a former Registry of Motor Vehicles office. A new six-story, mixed-use building is under construction and workers were putting up a wall.