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Congratulations to the Globe’s All-Scholastics! Meet the 2025 spring athletes and coaches of the year.

The Globe recognizes more than 300 of the top athletes and coaches from the spring season. Find the section in print on Sunday, July 13.
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MLB Draft

Lefthanders Caleb Leys (Maine), Jordan Gottesman (Northeastern) among locals taken in MLB Draft

That began a busy day for locals in the draft, with Rounds 4 through 20 taking place Monday.

HIGH SCHOOLS
Diamond debuts, a pair of UCLA football commitments, and more among six high school sports takeaways
While we were putting the finishing touches on Sunday’s All-Scholastic special section, the high school sports world didn’t sleep, so let’s catch up on all the happenings.

HIGH SCHOOLS
Congratulations to the Globe’s All-Scholastics! Meet the 2025 spring athletes and coaches of the year.
The Globe recognizes more than 300 of the top athletes and coaches from the spring season. Find the section in print on Sunday, July 13.

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Girls’ rugby All-Scholastics for Spring 2025
Meet the athletes and coaches of the year and all our honorees.

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Boys’ rugby All-Scholastics for Spring 2025
Meet the athletes and coaches of the year and all our honorees.

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Golf All-Scholastics for Spring 2025
Meet the athletes and coaches of the year and all our honorees.

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Boys’ volleyball All-Scholastics for Spring 2025
Meet the athletes and coaches of the year and all our honorees.

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Girls’ tennis All-Scholastics for Spring 2025
Meet the athletes and coaches of the year and all our honorees.

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Boys’ tennis All-Scholastics for Spring 2025
Meet the athletes and coaches of the year and all our honorees.

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Boys' high school hockey is ‘having an existential crisis.’ It starts with the rinks.

The MIAA was once where future pros developed. Now, prep schools and club programs have shifted the balance of talent. “Massachusetts is having an existential crisis,” one expert said.

Angry coaches and parents are driving away girls’ lacrosse officials. That’s a problem as the sport continues to grow.

Several officials said they left because of the culture of lacrosse. "It’s not every coach, it’s not every town, but there’s always a bad apple out there."

Demanding parents. Stressed-out students. Pressure to win. Welcome to life as a high school coach.

Gone are the days of "my way or the highway." X's and O's are trumped by managing personalities when athletes aren't used to direct feedback. And all the challenges make it hard for coaches to stick around.

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Girls’ track All-Scholastics for Spring 2025
Meet the athletes and coaches of the year and all our honorees.

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Boys’ track All-Scholastics for Spring 2025
Meet the athletes and coaches of the year and all our honorees.

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Girls’ lacrosse All-Scholastics for Spring 2025
Meet the athletes and coaches of the year and all our honorees.

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Boys’ lacrosse All-Scholastics for Spring 2025
Meet the athletes and coaches of the year and all our honorees.

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Softball All-Scholastics for Spring 2025
Meet the athletes and coaches of the year and all our honorees.

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Baseball All-Scholastics for Spring 2025
Meet the athletes and coaches of the year and all our honorees.

TEAM ISL 14, TEAM MIAA 5
What do you get when the best boys’ lacrosse players in the state share a field? Rivalries, talent, and a Team ISL win.
“I don’t think there’s anything just like this,” said Billerica coach Ryan Nickerson, who led Team MIAA. “The lacrosse tradition in Massachusetts is top notch.”

Chris Dailey, Gloucester High grad and hockey star, has died after car crash, his family says
“Chris was known for his infectious personality, warm heart, and a contagious smile that lit up any room,” his family wrote in an online tribute.

HIGH SCHOOLS
‘A legacy of love’: Longtime Lawrence volleyball coach Tony Hajjar remembered as inspiration to many
Hajjar coached the Lawrence boys' team from 1998-2016, winning a state title in 2005, while officiating hundreds of boys' and girls' games over the years.

HIGH SCHOOLS
Three high school sports takeaways, including commitments to Duke, West Virginia, and Providence
Concord-Carlisle sophomore Emmy O'Donnell is head to play women's soccer at Duke, former Canton High lefthanded pitcher Andrew Middleton is transferring from UMass to West Virginia, and Newton's Aaron Matthews will play hockey at Providence.

STUDENT PHOTOJOURNALISM PROGRAM
Here are the best photos from the Globe’s 2024-25 high school sports photojournalism program
Some 250 students from 140 high schools signed up for Globe’s unique sports photojournalism program in 2024-25, providing nearly 2,000 photos.

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Five high school sports takeaways, including the final Gatorade award winner, coaching moves, new commitments, and more
Westford Academy swept the Gatorade track awards with the girls' honor going to junior middle distancer Abigail Hennessy, just a week after Ghosts senior Ryan Kyle was named boys' winner.

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HIGH SCHOOLS

Meet the Globe's 2024-25 Winter All-Scholastics

After crowning 31 state championship teams, it’s time to recognize the top athletes with the Boston Globe’s All-Scholastics. Find the section in print on Sunday, May 4.

ULTIMATE FRISBEE
Ultimate victory: How the Arlington Pumahs capped a dominant run with their first national frisbee title
The Arlington High-based team defeated a pair of Minnesota squads in the semifinals and finals, reaching the title game on Luke Hedlund's dramatic catch before clinching the title on Cam Levine's 80-yard toss.

SUNDAY SITDOWN
A lacrosse champion five times over, from Dover-Sherborn to Middlebury, Hope Shue reflects on a legacy of winning
"I feel really ready and equipped with certain teamwork skills, the work ethic, the time management, all the skills that playing a college sport prepares you with," Shue said about starting a full-time job in biotech finance.

HIGH SCHOOLS
Six high school takeaways, with New Balance track, coaching moves, college commitments, and another Gatorade award
Westford's Ryan Kyle was named Gatorade's Boys Track and Field Athlete of the Year, Medfield's star FOGO Johnny Olenik committed to Syracuse, and six Bay State track stars earned silver medals at New Balance Nationals.

STUDENT PHOTOJOURNALISM PROGRAM
Best of high school photographers: 2024-25 spring season
Photos from more than 50 high school students across the state are on display in this photo gallery, representing the best of the 2024-25 spring sports season.

SOUTH 21, NORTH 6
For his football swan song, Swampscott’s Henry Beuttler had the South singing victory in the 63rd Agganis All-Star Game
Beuttler ran for a team-leading 69 yards and a touchdown, helping power a 21-6 win for the South All-Stars over the North Wednesday night at Manning Field.

Critics slam draft transportation plan for White Stadium redevelopment, demand more details
It’s the latest development in the more than a yearlong battle over the project, which has only become more of a political lightning rod in the months leading up to the November municipal election.

NBA Draft
Cooper Flagg has ‘the whole basketball world here at the tip of his fingers.’ Newport, Maine, couldn’t be prouder.
While the Flagg family has moved on as Cooper prepares to go No. 1 in the NBA Draft, tiny Newport — a 3,200-person town west of Bangor — is celebrating the state's most famous athlete.

HIGH SCHOOLS
Strong end to spring season for high school photographers
Here below is the final photo gallery of the spring season, featuring more than three dozen pics from lacrosse, softball, tennis, unified basketball, baseball, and track and field.

HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS
By repeating, St. John’s Prep boys and Wellesley girls never relinquish top spots in Globe Top 20 tennis polls
The Prep boys held the top spot from start to finish, as did the Raiders girls, who held off No. 2 Lexington in the Division 1 final.

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' VOLLEYBALL
From start to finish, Brookline was head of the class in the Globe Top 20 boys’ volleyball poll
The Warriors dominated in 2025, dropping just two sets in the Division 1 tournament, while the Warriors of Wayland reached the Division 2 final for a second straight season.

HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' LACROSSE
Its first title in hand, Concord-Carlisle captures No. 1 spot in final Globe Top 20 girls’ lacrosse poll of the season
Division 2 champion Walpole finishes at No. 2, while Westford and Reading take the No. 3 and 4 spots after advancing to the Division 1 and Division 2 finals, respectively.

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' LACROSSE
By clipping BC High in D1 final, St. John’s Prep locks down top spot in final Globe Top 20 boys’ lacrosse poll
Prep has won 53 in a row against in-state competition, but needed an extra period to take care of BC High in the Division 1 championship.

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Meet the Globe's all-time All-Scholastic football team
The Globe has selected a football All-Scholastic team every year since 1903. To celebrate this anniversary, we chose the best player at each position — based on their career after high school — for inclusion on our all-time team.

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Meet the Globe’s all-time All-Scholastic hockey teams
The Bay State has produced some greats on the ice. Here, we honor those players — men and women — who were named All-Scholastics in their youth and went on to big things as professionals.

Red Sox

Game 99: Red Sox at Cubs lineups and notes for matinee at Wrigley

Lucas Giolito will be on the mound when the Red sox open a three-game series with the Cubs Friday afternoon at Wrigley Field.

The Red Sox’ Ceddanne Rafaela and Cubs All-Star Pete Crow-Armstrong have similar skill sets — and mutual admiration

This season, especially lately, Rafaela has been great. Crow-Armstrong has been even better.

With rise of the Big Three, pitchers now get spotlight when it comes to Red Sox prospect pipeline

Several members of last year's draft class have made huge leaps in velocity and their performances on the mound so far this season.

Patriots

Patriots offensive line preview: Will offseason upgrades, including drafting Will Campbell fourth overall, pay off?

New England’s offensive line was among the worst in the league last season.

Lloyd Howell steps down as executive director of NFL Players Association

Several stories have put Howell under intense scrutiny recently, leading to his resignation Thursday night.

Here are three Patriots players (and a position group) facing pressure to perform in training camp

The expectation is that quarterback Drake Maye can take a leap in Year 2, with help from an improved coaching staff and supporting cast.

Bruins

Bruins to open season Oct. 8 against Alex Ovechkin and Capitals, followed by home opener the next night vs. Blackhawks

The Blackhawks game will kick off a three-game homestand (Sabres and Lightning) followed by the first of three trips west in Las Vegas (Oct. 16), Colorado (Oct. 18), and Utah (Oct. 19).

Can Viktor Arvidsson give the Bruins much-needed scoring punch?

Signed through 2025-26 in Edmonton at an agreeable $4 million cap hit, the 32-year-old winger opted to waive his no-movement clause to approve a trade to the Bruins.

Bruins re-sign winger John Farinacci to a one-year, two-way contract

The former Harvard standout has spent the majority of the last two seasons with Providence, where he collected 22 goals and 76 points in 129 AHL games.

Celtics

Miles Norris makes several splashes in Celtics’ Summer League win over Lakers

The 6-foot-7-inch swingman, in his first season on a two-way contract, slammed home four buckets en route to 11 points as the Celtics beat the Lakers, 87-78, in Las Vegas.

Report: Damian Lillard to sign three-year deal with Trail Blazers

The nine-time All-Star, a possible target for the Celtics, will instead return to Portland, where he played the first 11 years of his 13-season career.

The person putting the most pressure on Hugo González to perform is González himself

The Celtics' latest first-round pick is his own harshest critic, as he continues to hold himself to a higher standard as he adapts to a new league, game, and country.