Milford Daily News

2 days ago | milforddailynews.com | Kyle Grabowski

The Boston Marathon wasn't the only show in town Monday. These four MetroWest and Milford-area high school athletes went the distance and led their teams to wins on the first day of April vacation. Here's who stood out:Jacobi Houston, Bellingham softballShe doubled and drove in four runs on a two-hit day, as the Blackhawks cruised by Blackstone-Millville 24-3 in five innings. Houston also struck out one and didn't allow a hit or a walk in two innings in the circle.

2 days ago | milforddailynews.com | Kyle Grabowski

Who should break the tape? The 16 candidates for the Daily News 2025 Indoor Boys Track & Field Athlete of the Year stood out among the very best. Some brought home state titles or set the nation's leading marks. Others are finding their footing in a sport and have bright careers ahead of them. We have runners, jumpers and throwers as options. Vote below:Best in state: Vote for the 2025 Daily news Girls Indoor Track & Field Athlete of the YearNeed a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.

2 days ago | milforddailynews.com | Kyle Grabowski

Wellesley High School baseball team boasts a 7-1 record, largely due to their strong pitching staff. Sophomore Max Boehm and senior Lincoln Loftus lead the pitching staff with multiple shutouts between them. NATICK - Calm overtakes Wellesley High baseball coach Ted Novio when he hands the ball to his starting pitcher. “I know I can give a ball to any of these guys and know they’re going to keep us in the game,” Novio said. Wellesley has won its last four games to move to 7-1.

3 days ago | milforddailynews.com | Kyle Grabowski

Keefe Tech's Nate DeBoer was voted the Daily news Baseball Player of the Week for April 7-13. He put down 3 hits and 3 RBIs for the Broncos in a win over Assabet Valley. DeBoer received 50.56 percent of the more than 20,000 votes. he beat out Nipmuc's Cole McGovern, Gavin Metcalf and Dylan Muccini, who combined for a no-hitter.

3 days ago | milforddailynews.com | Kyle Grabowski

No need to hunt any longer. These Fantastic Five high school athletes found their ways to wins over the weekend. Here's who stood out form April 18-20 in MetroWest and greater Milford:Diya Bhattacharya, Westborough girls tennisShe bested Minnechaug's Caitlyn Hoare 6-1, 6-0 at No. 2 singles, helping the Rangers win 4-1 on Friday. Bhattacharya improved to 8-0 this season. Rachel Dubrovsky earned a 6-0, 6-0 win at No. 3 singles for Westborough (8-0) over Ainsley Patterson.