ROUNDUP

SOFTBALL

Claire Puglielli tied the game with a double in the seventh then won it two innings with a sacrifice fly to give No. 11 Reading (19-2) a 4-3 win over No. 22 Doherty in a Div. 2 first-round contest. Ava Kiley scored all four runs for the Rockets.

Kiley Hogan threw a no-hitter, striking out 13 as No. 6 Tyngsboro (17-4) defeated No. 27 Rockland 12-0 in a Div. 4 first-round contest. Kristin Deschenes went 3-for-4 with a three-run homer to propel the offense.

Alivia Baldwin hit a three-run homer and Mia Rousseau pitched five shutout innings as No. 12 Andover (16-5) defeated Wellesley 3-1 in a Div. 1 opener. … Bella Silva drove in Mylee Ramer with the game-winning run in the last of the seventh to give No. 5 Bishop Feehan (17-5) a 5-4 win over No. 28 Peabody.

GIRLS LACROSSE

Kat Conover and Cat Colvin each scored four goals, while Ella Palmer and Sydney Trout chipped in with hat tricks to lead No. 7 Pentucket (16-5) to a 21-8 win over No. 26 Stoneham in a Div. 4 second-round contest. … Avery Laundry netted five goals and teammate Chloe Puzzo added four as No. 11 Swampscott (14-4) rolled to an 18-5 win over Hull. … Emily Regan and Aine Norton registered hat tricks as top-seeded Cohasset (18-2) defeated No. 33 Hoosac Valley, 20-3.

Cate Noone scored her 200th career goal as No. 5 Foxboro (14-5) defeated No. 28 Watertown 19-8 in a Div. 3 opener. … Jenna Braga and Abby Bradley had four goals apiece, while Cece Levrault and Jayleigh Howarth added hat tricks as No. 8 Apponequet (17-3) coasted to a 17-5 win over No. 25 Tewksbury.

BASEBALL

Cole Arruda went the distance as two-time defending Div. 4 state champion Seekonk (13-8) opened with a 5-2 win over No. 7 Upper Cape in an opening-round contest. … Ryan Amerault homered and drove in five runs as No. 4 St. John Paul (19-2) rolled to a 34-0 win over No. 29 Lunenburg.

Cam Hasenfus struck out seven and allowed three hits in six innings as No. 4 King Philip (18-4) blanked No. 36 Medford 9-0 in a Div. 1 first-round contest. Aiden Astorino and Drew Herlin each drove in a pair of runs for the Warriors.

Matty Taylor allowed two hits and struck out nine as No. 7 Sandwich (16-5) blanked No. 26 Dover-Sherborn 8-0 in a Div. 3 first-round game. James Lehane had two hits and an RBI for the Blue Knights. … Landon Cardoza allowed five hits in six innings as No. 5 Bishop Stang (14-5) blanked No. 28 Belchertown, 8-0. … Lucas Tremblay doubled in the tying and winning runs in the seventh as No. 16 Apponequet (11-10) defeated No. 17 Taconic, 5-4. … Jack Zimmerman struck out 13 and Michael DeMaino went 3-for-4 as top-seeded St. Mary’s (20-3) edged No. 33 Martha’s Vineyard, 3-2.

Ty Southall fanned six in six innings as No. 16 Georgetown (11-10) defeated No. 17 Lenox 3-1 in a Div. 5 first-round contest.

Jackson Buckland’s game-winning single in the eighth gave No. 17 Billerica (11-10)  a 4-3 win over 16th-seeded Hingham. Nolan Dawson went the distance for the Indians.

Ben Barrasso fired a 1.2 inning scoreless save while Phil Lombardi went 3-for-4 as No. 27 Tewksbury (12-12) upset sixth-seeded Auburn (17-3), 8-5, in the Division 3 Round of 32.

Anthony DiFranco and Joey Barletta each collected two hits for the Redmen who advance to the Round of 16

CLASS NOTES

Bedford athletic director Keith Mangan announced the hiring of Ru Sweeney as the school’s new girls soccer coach, while Scott Wilson takes over as the boys hoop coach. Sweeney previously served as head coach at Acton-Boxboro, while Wilson was an assistant at North Andover.

SCORES

BASEBALL

DIVISION 1 FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Andover 7, Bridgewater-Raynham 5

Bishop Feehan 2, Boston Latin 0

Franklin 4, Durfee 1

King Philip 9, Medford 0

Leominster 2, Weymouth 0 (9 inn.)

St. John’s Prep 6, Newton South 0

Wachusett 3, Attleboro 2

Wellesley 12, North Quincy 5

DIVISION 1 FIRST ROUND – Monday

Catholic Memorial at Xaverian, 4

Lincoln-Sudbury at St. John’s (S), 4

Natick at Pope Francis, 4

Waltham at BC High, 4

Winchester at Taunton, 4

North Andover at Lawrence, 4:30

Shrewsbury at Chelmsford, 4:30

Springfield Central at Braintree, 5

DIVISION 2 FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Billerica 4, Hingham 3 (8 inn.)

Bristol-Plymouth 5, Duxbury 1

Hopkinton 1, Whitman-Hanson 0

Mansfield 7, Marblehead 3

Woburn 3, Algonquin 1

DIVISION 2 FIRST ROUND – Monday

Bay Path at Plymouth North, 4

Longmeadow at Somerset Berkley, 4

Minnechaug at Walpole, 4

Masconomet at North Attleboro, 4

Melrose at Milton, 4

Oliver Ames vs. Dartmouth, 4 (NB)

Plymouth South at Westwood, 4

West Springfield at Reading, 4:15

Shepherd Hill at Canton, 4:30

Grafton at Middleboro, 6:30

Westfield at Milford, 7

DIVISION 3 FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Apponequet 5, Taconic 4

Bishop Stang 8, Belchertown 0

Foxboro 3, Pentucket 2 (8 inn.)

Gloucester 1, North Middlesex 0

North Reading 8, Medfield 0

St. Mary’s 3, Martha’s Vineyard 2

Sandwich 8, Dover-Sherborn 0

Tewksbury 8, Auburn 5

DIVISION 3 FIRST ROUND – Monday

Fairhaven at Falmouth, 4

Greater New Bedford at Wakefield, 4

Holliston at Hanover, 4

Latin Academy at Dighton-Rehoboth, 4

Medway at Arlington Catholic, 4

Newburyport at Shawsheen, 4:30

Oakmont at Norwell, 4:30

Tantasqua at Weston, 6

DIVISION 4 FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Clinton 9, Mashpee 0

Millbury 10, West Bridgewater 1

Northbridge 9, Rockland 3

St. John Paul 34, Lunenburg 0

Seekonk 5, Upper Cape 2

Stoneham 3, Abington 1

DIVISION 4 FIRST ROUND – Monday

Amesbury at Lynnfield, 2:30

Minuteman at Pittsfield, 3:30

Oxford at Uxbridge, 3:30

AMSA at Dennis-Yarmouth, 4

Cohasset at Case, 4

Monomoy at Monument Mountain, 4

Hampshire at East Bridgewater, 4:15

Blue Hills at Hamilton-Wenham, 4:30

Manchester-Essex vs. Salem, 4:30 (Salem State)

Old Colony at Frontier Regional, 5

DIVISION 5 FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Bartlett 6, Sutton 5

Charlestown 6, Millis 3

English 16, Mt. Greylock 2

Georgetown 3, Lenox 1

Hopedale 13, Hull 4

Mt. Everett 10, Rockport 0

Ware 10, Easthampton 1

DIVISION 5 FIRST ROUND – Monday

Ayer Shirley at Greenfield, 3:30

Boston International at Westport, 3:45

Franklin Tech at Bromfield, 4

Maynard at Westfield Tech, 4

McCann at Athol, 4

Monson at Hopkins, 4

Mystic Valley at Carver, 4

Pathfinder at Drury, 5

West Boylston at Pioneer Valley, 6

BOYS LACROSSE

DIVISION 1 FIRST ROUND – Thursday

BC High 16, Attleboro 4

Concord-Carlisle 17, Boston Latin 4

DIVISION 1 FIRST ROUND – Friday

Acton-Boxboro 16, Belmont 4

Andover 16, Chelmsford 5

St. John’s Prep 19, Medford 1

Winchester 15, Shrewsbury 2

Wellesley 9, Wachusett 8

DIVISION 1 FIRST ROUND – Saturday

Bishop Feehan 20, Barnstable 6

Catholic Memorial 14, Lexington 6

Central Catholic 9, St. John’s (Shrewsbury) 8 (ot)

Lincoln-Sudbury 19, Framingham 2

Needham 9, Arlington 5

Westford 18, Haverhill 4

Xaverian 18, Chelmsford 3

DIVISION 1 FIRST ROUND – Monday

Waltham at Franklin, 3:30

Newton North at Natick, 6

DIVISION 1 SECOND ROUND – Monday

Central Catholic at BC High, 6:30

Xaverian at Bishop Feehan, 7

DIVISION 1 SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

Catholic Memorial at Concord-Carlisle, 5

Wellesley at St. John’s Prep, 5

Winchester at Westford Academy, 7

DIVISION 1 SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

Natick/Newton North at Lincoln-Sudbury, 7

Needham at Andover, 7

DIVISION 1 SECOND ROUND – TBA

Franklin/Waltham at Acton-Boxboro

DIVISION 2 FIRST ROUND – Thursday

Reading 17, Marblehead 2

DIVISION 2 FIRST ROUND – Friday

Algonquin 9, Methuen 4

King Philip 9, Canton 6

Minnechaug 8, North Attleboro 7

DIVISION 2 FIRST ROUND – Saturday

Duxbury 13, Milford 2

Walpole 16, Melrose 4

DIVISION 2 FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Hingham 17, Plymouth North 7

Marshfield 17, Masconomet 4

DIVISION 2 FIRST ROUND – Monday

Silver Lake at Agawam, 4

Westborough at Sharon, 4

Bridgewater-Raynham at Mansfield, 5

Milton at Longmeadow, 5

West Springfield at Plymouth South, 5

Grafton at North Andover, 6

Tantasqua at Billerica, 6

Hopkinton at Westwood, 6:30

DIVISION 3 FIRST ROUND – Friday

Burlington 17, Foxboro 8

Dover-Sherborn 11, Bishop Stang 6

East Longmeadow 18, Northampton 2

Nashoba 15, Amherst-Pelham 1

DIVISION 3 FIRST ROUND – Saturday

Arlington Catholic 14, Archbishop Williams 2

Scituate 18, Tewksbury 1

DIVISION 3 FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Falmouth 18, St. John Paul 5

Hanover 12, Bedford 9

DIVISION 3 FIRST ROUND – Monday

Essex Tech at Dracut, 4

Monty Tech at Nauset, 4

North Middlesex at Holliston, 4

St. Mary’s at Medfield, 5

Groton-Dunstable at Newburyport, 5

Apponequet at Shawsheen, 6

Ashland at Wakefield, 6

Old Rochester at Pembroke, 6

DIVISION 4 PRELIMINARY ROUND – Friday

Hull 14, Granby 5

DIVISION 4 PRELIMINARY ROUND – Saturday

Old Colony 5, Stoneham 4

DIVISION 4 PRELIMINARY ROUND – Sunday

Dennis-Yarmouth 13, McCann 3

DIVISION 4 FIRST ROUND – Thursday

Sandwich 13, Rockland 3

DIVISION 4 FIRST ROUND – Friday

Lynnfield 21, Bourne 9

Pentucket 17, South Shore 6

DIVISION 4 FIRST ROUND – Saturday

Manchester-Essex 17, East Bridgewater 4

Oakmont 15, Bellingham 8

DIVISION 4 FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Cohasset 17, Hull 0

North Reading 11, Medway 4

Winthrop 10, Tyngsboro 5

DIVISION 4 FIRST ROUND – Monday

Lenox at Nantucket, 1

Monomoy at Littleton, 4

Hoosac Valley at Nipmuc, 4:30

Fairhaven at Swampscott, 5

Dennis-Yarmouth at Norwell, 5

South Hadley at Ipswich, 5

AMSA at Abington, 6

Old Colony at Weston, 6

GIRLS LACROSSE

DIVISION 1 FIRST ROUND – Thursday

North Andover 15, Barnstable 4

DIVISION 1 FIRST ROUND – Friday

Andover 18, New Bedford 7

Belmont 12, Braintree 6

Bishop Feehan 11, Peabody 9

King Philip 17, Brookline 6

Westford Academy 13, Winchester 6

DIVISION 1 FIRST ROUND – Saturday

Central Catholic 20, Natick 3

Chelmsford 20, Waltham 9

Lexington 18, Bridgewater-Raynham 10

Lincoln-Sudbury 22, Newton South 5

Needham 11, Acton-Boxboro 10

Newton North 16, Boston Latin 4

Shrewsbury 9, Beverly 8

DIVISION 1 FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Wellesley 18, Attleboro 6

DIVISION 1 FIRST ROUND – Monday

Weymouth at Franklin, 2

Arlington at Concord-Carlisle, 5

DIVISION 2 FIRST ROUND – Friday

Billerica 12, Nashoba 7

Burlington 15, Marshfield 14

Duxbury 16, Shepherd Hill 3

Methuen 17, Hopkinton 9

Northampton 8, Westborough 7

Scituate 10, Algonquin 8

DIVISION 2 FIRST ROUND – Saturday

East Longmeadow 20, Norwood 2

DIVISION 2 FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Hingham 19, Malden Catholic 3

Longmeadow 15, Mansfield 3

Melrose 16, Whitman-Hanson 3

Notre Dame (Hingham) 19, Westfield 4

DIVISION 2 FIRST ROUND – Monday

Tantasqua at Westwood, 4:30

Dartmouth at West Springfield, 5

Marblehead at Grafton, 6

Masconomet at Reading, 6

North Attleboro at Walpole, 7

DIVISION 3 PRELIMINARY ROUND – Thursday

Groton-Dunstable 12, Martha’s Vineyard 1

Shawsheen 12, St. Bernard’s 9

Watertown 15, Greater Lowell 1

DIVISION 3 FIRST ROUND – Thursday

Dover-Sherborn 15, St. John Paul II 6

Nauset 17, Archbishop Williams 15

DIVISION 3 FIRST ROUND – Friday

North Middlesex 12, Bishop Stang 7

Old Rochester 11, Wakefield 6

DIVISION 3 FIRST ROUND – Saturday

Cape Cod Academy 16, Medway 3

DIVISION 3 FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Apponequet 17, Tewksbury 5

Ashland 14, Pembroke 7

Falmouth 16, Holliston 5

Foxboro 19, Watertown 8

DIVISION 3 FIRST ROUND – Monday

Wilmington at Bedford, 3:15

Dighton-Rehoboth at Ursuline, 4

St. Mary’s at Bishop Fenwick, 4

Chicopee at Wayland, 5

Essex Tech at Hanover, 6

Groton-Dunstable at Medfield, 7

Shawsheen at Newburyport, 7

DIVISION 4 FIRST ROUND – Thursday

Ipswich 18, Old Colony 0

Sandwich 18, Dennis-Yarmouth 2

DIVISION 4 FIRST ROUND – Friday

Fairhaven 13, Lunenburg 8

Lynnfield 15, Oakmont 5

North Reading 16, Monomoy 7

Tyngsboro 21, Mashpee 9

Weston 16, Hopedale 5

DIVISION 4 FIRST ROUND – Saturday

Manchester-Essex 17, Mt. Greylock 2

DIVISION 4 FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Cohasset 20, South Hadley 3

Nipmuc 19, South Hadley 3

Pentucket 21, Stoneham 8

Swampscott 18, Hull 5

DIVISION 4 FIRST ROUND – Monday

Wahconah at Nantucket, 4

Seekonk at Norwell, 6:15

Bromfield at Littleton, 6:30

Rockland vs. Hamilton-Wenham, 7 (Gordon)

BOYS RUGBY

DIVISION 1 SEMIFINAL – Wednesday

Belmont at Xaverian, 6

DIVISION 1 SEMIFINAL – Thursday

Weymouth at BC High, 6

DIVISION 2 SEMIFINAL – Friday

Algonquin at Hanover, 5

DIVISION 2 SEMIFINAL – TBA

Chelmsford at Brookline

GIRLS RUGBY

DIVISION 1 SEMIFINAL – Tuesday

Brookline at Belmont, 6

DIVISION 1 SEMIFINAL – Wednesday

Weymouth at Lincoln-Sudbury, 5

SOFTBALL

DIVISION 1 PRELIMINARY ROUND – Thursday

Belmont 5, Diman 4

DIVISION 1 PRELIMINARY ROUND – Friday

Medford 13, Everett 0

DIVISION 1 PRELIMINARY ROUND – Sunday

Framingham 9, Revere 1

DIVISION 1 FIRST ROUND – Friday

Central Catholic 15, Lexington 0

Chelmsford 14, Shrewsbury 2

Marshfield 3, New Bedford 0

St. Paul 10, Concord-Carlisle 3

DIVISION 1 FIRST ROUND – Saturday

Needham 6, Whittier 3

Newton North 9, North Andover 3

DIVISION 1 FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Andover 3, Wellesley 1

Attleboro 12, Newton South 2

Bishop Feehan 5, Peabody 4

Bridgewater-Raynham 13, Acton-Boxboro 3

Franklin 22, Springfield Central 2

Wachusett 10, Medford 1

Weymouth 6, Beverly 2

DIVISION 1 FIRST ROUND – Monday

Framingham at King Philip, 3:45

Haverhill at Lincoln-Sudbury, 4:30

Belmont at Taunton, 6

DIVISION 2 FIRST ROUND – Friday

Marblehead 3, Leominster 0

Wakefield 10, North Attleboro 5

DIVISION 2 FIRST ROUND – Saturday

Walpole 4, Mansfield 0

DIVISION 2 FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Reading 4, Doherty 3 (9 inn.)

Tewksbury 12, Notre Dame (Hingham) 7

Westfield 12, Woburn 0

DIVISION 2 FIRST ROUND – Monday

Agawam at Plymouth South, 4

Milton at Silver Lake, 4

Oliver Ames at Bedford, 4

Whitman-Hanson at Westwood, 4

Norwood at Stoughton, 4:30

Somerset Berkley at East Longmeadow, 4:30

Duxbury at Milford, 5

Shepherd Hill at Hopkinton, 5

Hingham at Middleboro, 6:30

DIVISION 2 FIRST ROUND – Tuesday

Bristol-Plymouth at Malden Catholic, 4

DIVISION 3 PRELIMINARY ROUND – Sunday

Auburn 9, Pope Francis 2

DIVISION 3 FIRST ROUND – Friday

Archbishop Williams 7, Taconic 2

Monty Tech 8, Notre Dame (W) 6

DIVISION 3 FIRST ROUND – Saturday

Medway 5, Cardinal Spellman 4

Seekonk 16, Danvers 2

DIVISION 3 FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Bishop Fenwick 22, Hanover 14

Gloucester 5, Medfield 3

Norton 6, Blackstone Valley 0

Pentucket 4, Greater Lawrence 1

St. Mary’s 10, Dedham 0

DIVISION 3 FIRST ROUND – Monday

Wilmington at Nipmuc, 3:30

Essex Tech at Dighton-Rehoboth, 4

Fontbonne at Tantasqua, 4

Pope Francis at Tri-County, 4

Triton at Greater New Bedford, 4

Worcester Tech at Apponequet, 4

DIVISION 3 FIRST ROUND – Tuesday

Hudson at Foxboro, 4

DIVISION 4 PRELIMINARY ROUND – Thursday

Amesbury 8, Minuteman 0

Rockland 12, Cristo Rey Boston 0

West Bridgewater 6, Old Colony 5

DIVISION 4 PRELIMINARY ROUND – Friday

Blue Hills 4, Southwick 1

Sutton 16, Randolph 2

Upper Cape 11, St. Bernard’s 6

DIVISION 4 PRELIMINARY ROUND – Sunday

Manchester-Essex 5, Foxboro Regional Charter 0

DIVISION 4 FIRST ROUND – Friday

Lynnfield 5, Oxford 4

DIVISION 4 FIRST ROUND – Sunday

AMSA 16, Blue Hills 1

Douglas 10, Lunenburg 5

Tyngsboro 12, Rockland 0 (5 inn.)

Uxbridge 13, West Bridgewater 1

DIVISION 4 FIRST ROUND – Monday

Monomoy at Pittsfield, 3:30

Amesbury at Case, 4

Ayer Shirley at Frontier Regional, 4

Bellingham at Clinton, 4

Cohasset at Gardner, 4

Manchester-Essex at Abington, 4

Sutton at East Bridgewater, 4

Monument Mountain at Millbury, 4:30

Upper Cape at Hampshire, 4:30

Northbridge at South Hadley, 5

Littleton at Wahconah, 6:30

DIVISION 5 PRELIMINARY ROUND – Thursday

Mohawk Trail 23, Boston Collegiate Charter 1

DIVISION 5 PRELIMINARY ROUND – Friday

Academy of Notre Dame 19, Norfolk Aggie 4

Bartlett 24, Kennedy Academy 0

Lee 5, Muniz 0

Pathfinder 22, Neighborhood House 0

Springfield International 11, Excel 1

Sturgis East 5, Mystic Valley 2

Westport 23, English 0

DIVISION 5 PRELIMINARY ROUND – Saturday

Rising Tide 6, Bromfield 3 (8 inn.)

Whitinsville Christian 25, TechBoston 7

DIVISION 5 PRELIMINARY ROUND – Sunday

Pioneer Valley Regional 24, Madison Park 4

DIVISION 5 FIRST ROUND – Friday

Tahanto 9, Granby 0

DIVISION 5 FIRST ROUND – Saturday

Millis 11, Mt. Greylock 9

Wareham 19, Ware 8

DIVISION 5 FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Georgetown 12, Springfield International 3

Hopedale 8, Academy of Notre Dame 3

Hopkins 13, Pathfinder 3

Lenox 3, Lee 2

Maynard 16, Mohawk Trial 1

West Boylston 12, Bartlett 0

DIVISION 5 FIRST ROUND – Monday

Westport at Hoosac Valley, 3:30

David Prouty at McCann, 4

Drury at Monson, 4

Pioneer Valley at Narragansett, 4

Sturgis East at Greenfield, 4

Whitinsville Christian at Franklin Tech, 5

Rising Tide at Turners Falls, 5:30

BOYS TENNIS

DIVISION 1 SECOND ROUND – Monday

Belmont at St. John’s Prep, 3:30

Newton South vs. Brookline, 4 (Waldstein)

Shrewsbury vs. Needham, 4:15 (Newman)

Westford Academy at Newton North, 4:30

DIVISION 1 SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

St. John’s (Shrewsbury) at Concord-Carlisle, 4

Wellesley at Lexington, 4

Winchester at BC High, 4:30

Andover at Acton-Boxboro, 6

DIVISION 2 FIRST ROUND – Wednesday

Longmeadow 3, Canton 2

Marblehead 3, Algonquin 2

Westborough 5, Reading 0

Westwood 4, Oliver Ames 1

DIVISION 2 FIRST ROUND – Thursday

Burlington 4, Northampton 1

Hopkinton 5, Whitman-Hanson 0

Mansfield 3, Masconomet 2

North Attleboro 4, Somerset Berkley 1

North Quincy 4, Plymouth South 1

Scituate 4, Melrose 1

Sharon 5, Malden Catholic 0

Wayland 5, Milford 0

DIVISION 2 FIRST ROUND – Friday

Duxbury 5, Billerica 0

Hingham 5, Somerville 0

Walpole 3, Grafton 2

DIVISION 2 SECOND ROUND – Sunday

Duxbury 5, Marblehead 0

DIVISION 2 SECOND ROUND – Monday

Longmeadow at Hopkinton, 3:30

Plymouth North at Dartmouth, 3:30

North Attleboro at Scituate, 4

DIVISION 2 SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

Burlington at Hingham, 3:45

Westwood at Wayland, 4

DIVISION 2 SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

Mansfield at Westborough, 4

Walpole at North Quincy, 4:30

DIVISION 2 SECOND ROUND – TBA

Plymouth North/Dartmouth at Sharon

DIVISION 3 SECOND ROUND – Monday

Medway at Cape Cod Academy, 2:30

Groton-Dunstable at Martha’s Vineyard, 3

Latin Academy vs. Apponequet, 4 (SB)

Old Rochester at Bedford, 4

DIVISION 3 SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

Wakefield vs. Medfield, 2 (Medway Middle)

North Reading at Weston, 3

Falmouth at Holliston, 4

DIVISION 3 SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

Dover-Sherborn vs. Newburyport, 4 (Pentucket)

DIVISION 4 SECOND ROUND – Monday

Nantucket at Lynnfield, 1:30

Hamilton-Wenham at Sutton, 4

DIVISION 4 SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

Bromfield vs. Manchester-Essex, 3:30 (Gloucester)

Sandwich vs. Fairhaven, 3:45 (Hastings)

Bourne vs. Monomoy, 4 (Brooks)

Falmouth Academy vs. Cohasset, 4 (Milliken)

DIVISION 4 SECOND ROUND – TBA

Lenox at Sturgis West

Pioneer Valley Chinese Immersion at Mystic Valley

GIRLS TENNIS

DIVISION 1 FIRST ROUND – Wednesday

Acton-Boxboro 5, Wachusett 0

Bishop Feehan 5, Bridgewater-Raynham 0

Concord-Carlisle 4, Algonquin 1

Lexington 5, Methuen 0

Lincoln-Sudbury 5, Plymouth North 0

Natick 5, Shrewsbury 0

Needham 5, Central Catholic 0

Winchester 5, King Philip 0

DIVISION 1 FIRST ROUND – Thursday

Franklin 3, Hopkinton 2

DIVISION 1 FIRST ROUND – Friday

Andover 3, Brookline 2

Arlington 3, Waltham 2

Boston Latin 5, Beverly 0

Newton North 4, Belmont 1

Newton South 5, Cambridge 0

Wellesley 5, Malden 0

DIVISION 1 FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Westford Academy 5, Framingham 0

DIVISION 1 SECOND ROUND – Monday

Franklin at Wellesley, 4

Needham vs. Winchester, 4:15 (Spy Pond)

Natick at Newton South, 4:30

DIVISION 1 SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

Newton North vs. Boston Latin, 3 (Carter)

Bishop Feehan at Lincoln-Sudbury, 4

Concord-Carlisle at Lexington, 4

DIVISION 1 SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

Arlington vs. Westford Academy, 4:15 (Robinson)

Andover at Acton-Boxboro, 4:30

DIVISION 2 FIRST ROUND – Tuesday

Canton 3, Ludlow 2

DIVISION 2 FIRST ROUND – Wednesday

Oliver Ames 3, Holliston 2

DIVISION 2 FIRST ROUND – Thursday

Duxbury 5, Burlington 0

Marblehead 3, Masconomet 2

Milton 5, West Springfield 0

Sharon 3, Bishop Stang 2

Ursuline 3, Scituate 2

Wayland 5, Melrose 0

Westborough 4, Minnechaug 1

Westwood 4, Dartmouth 1

DIVISION 2 FIRST ROUND – Friday

Amherst-Pelham 5, Westfield 0

Bedford 4, East Longmeadow 1

Hingham 5, Stoughton 0

Longmeadow 5, Somerset Berkley 0

Plymouth South at North Attleboro, 3:45

DIVISION 2 FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Notre Dame (Hingham) 5, Reading 0

DIVISION 2 SECOND ROUND – Monday

Duxbury at North Attleboro, 3

Oliver Ames at Westborough, 3:30

Marblehead at Wayland, 4

DIVISION 2 SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

Bedford at Longmeadow, 3:30

Ursuline at Hingham, 4

Westwood at Milton, 4

DIVISION 2 SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

Canton at Notre Dame (Hingham), 4

DIVISION 2 SECOND ROUND – TBA

Sharon at Amherst-Pelham

DIVISION 3 FIRST ROUND – Wednesday

Belchertown 4, Whitinsville Christian 1

Danvers 4, North Reading 1

Hanover 4, Dedham 1

Medfield 4, Foxboro 1

Medway 4, Watertown 1

Wilmington 5, Pembroke 0

DIVISION 3 FIRST ROUND – Thursday

Bishop Fenwick 3, Norwell 2

St. John Paul II 5, Academy Notre Dame (T) 0

Swampscott 5, Nauset 0

Weston 5, Cape Cod Academy 0

DIVISION 3 FIRST ROUND – Friday

Apponequet 5, Tewksbury 0

Dover-Sherborn 5, Wareham 0

Latin Academy 5, Falmouth 0

Newburyport 5, Sandwich 0

DIVISION 3 FIRST ROUND – Saturday

Martha’s Vineyard 4, Seekonk 1

DIVISION 3 FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Old Rochester 4, Auburn 1

DIVISION 3 SECOND ROUND – Sunday

St. John Paul 3, Medway 2

DIVISION 3 SECOND ROUND – Monday

Medfield at Wilmington, 4

Swampscott at Dover-Sherborn, 4

Bishop Fenwick at Belchertown, 5

DIVISION 3 SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

Latin Academy at Martha’s Vineyard, 3

Weston at Hanover, 4

DIVISION 3 SECOND ROUND – TBA

Apponequet at Newburyport

Danvers at Old Rochester

DIVISION 4 FIRST ROUND – Tuesday

Bourne 4, Mt. Greylock 1

DIVISION 4 FIRST ROUND – Wednesday

Amesbury 3, Mashpee 2

Cohasset 5, Hampden Charter 0

Lenox 3, Frontier 2

Lynnfield 5, Uxbridge 0

Millis 5, Lee 0

Monomoy 5, Tyngsboro 0

Quaboag 4, Quabbin 1

DIVISION 4 FIRST ROUND – Thursday

AMSA 5, Pioneer Valley Chinese Immersion 0

Bromfield 3, Blackston-Millville 0

Hamilton-Wenham 5, Rising Tide 0

Ipswich 5, Hopedale 0

DIVISION 4 FIRST ROUND – Friday

Palmer 3, Sturgis East 2

Sutton 5, Case 0

DIVISION 4 FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Manchester-Essex 4, Rockport 1

Nantucket 4, Randolph 1

DIVISION 4 SECOND ROUND – Friday

Lynnfield 5, Bourne 0

DIVISION 4 SECOND ROUND – Monday

Lenox vs. Cohasset, 4 (Milliken)

Manchester-Essex vs. Amesbury, 4 (Gloucester)

Millis vs. Hamilton-Wenham, 4 (Pingree)

Sutton at Ipswich, 4

DIVISION 4 SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

Quaboag at Bromfield, 4

DIVISION 4 SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

Palmer vs. Monomoy, 3:30 (Brooks)

AMSA vs. Nantucket, 4 (Backus)

VOLLEYBALL

DIVISION 1 FIRST ROUND – Wednesday

Weymouth 3, Wellesley 1

DIVISION 1 FIRST ROUND – Thursday

Lowell 3, Boston Latin 0

Milford 3, Chelmsford 1

Newton South 3, St John’s Prep 2

St. John’s (Shrewsbury) 3, Springfield Central 2

DIVISION 1 FIRST ROUND – Friday

Acton-Boxboro 3, Brockton 0

Braintree 3, Arlington 1

Brookline 3, Greater New Bedford 0

Lexington 3, Medford 0

New Bedford 3, BC High 1

Newton North 3, Revere 0

Winchester 3, Methuen 2

DIVISION 1 FIRST ROUND – Saturday

Barnstable 3, Cambridge 1

Needham 3, Woburn 1

Taunton 3, Nipmuc 1

DIVISION 1 FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Natick 3, Andover 0

DIVISION 1 SECOND ROUND – Monday

Barnstable at St. John’s (S), 6

Acton-Boxboro at Braintree, 6:30

DIVISION 1 SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

New Bedford at Newton North, 4:30

Weymouth at Lexington, 5:30

Lowell at Needham, 5

Winchester at Natick, 5:30

Newton South at Brookline, 6

Taunton at Milford, 6

DIVISION 2 FIRST ROUND – Wednesday

Pioneer Valley Christian 3, Millis 0

DIVISION 2 FIRST ROUND – Thursday

Greater Lowell 3, Somerville 1

Medfield 3, O’Bryant 1

Southwick 3, South 1

DIVISION 2 FIRST ROUND – Friday

Bellingham 3, Doherty 1

Fitchburg 3, HS Science/Technology 2

Lynn Classical 3, Norton 2

Wayland 3, Assabet Valley 0

West Springfield 3, Billerica 0

Minnechaug at East Longmeadow, 6

DIVISION 2 FIRST ROUND – Saturday

Chicopee Comp. 3, Frontier Regional 0

Longmeadow 3, Randolph 0

Westfield 3, Granby 0

DIVISION 2 FIRST ROUND – Sunday

Agawam 3, Springfield International 0

DIVISION 2 FIRST ROUND – Monday

Milton at Latin Academy, 4

University Park at Marlborough, 4:30

DIVISION 2 SECOND ROUND – Monday

Medfield at Longmeadow, 5

Greater Lowell at Wayland, 6

DIVISION 2 SECOND ROUND – Tuesday

Pioneer Valley Christian at Westfield, 4

Fitchburg at Chicopee Comp., 5:30

DIVISION 2 SECOND ROUND – Wednesday

Lynn Classical at West Springfield, 5

DIVISION 2 SECOND ROUND – TBA

Bellingham at Agawam

Milton/Latin Academy at East Longmeadow

We’re at Eastern Illinois University for the IHSA 3A Boys Track & Field State Championships, where dozens of schools from across Illinois, including Naperville Central, Neuqua Valley, Waubonsie Valley, Benet Academy, and Naperville North, compete for state glory. This highlight is sponsored by BMO.

Naperville Central’s Zoelen Terry wins the long jump

Let’s start at the sand pit. Neuqua Valley’s Daniel Robinson, coming off a sectional title, leaps 6.90 meters. That lands him in 8th place in the state.

But stealing the spotlight — Naperville Central junior Zoelen Terry. After a third-place finish at sectionals, Terry soars to the top at state with a jump of 7.07 meters, claiming the IHSA long jump title!

In the high jump, Waubonsie Valley’s Ishmaiah Elliot clears 1.88 meters — tying for 14th with Yorkville’s Taelor Clements. The champion in this event is Machi Nelson from Proviso West, who clears 2.05 meters to take home first place.

Naperville area schools perform well on the track at the IHSA Boys Track and Field State Championship

On the track, Naperville Central’s Lukas Probst gets the 4×800 started in the second pack. But it’s Downers Grove North — Will Surratt, John Courtney, Grant Schroder, and Philip Cupial — taking first place with a state-record time of 7:36.40, beating Sandburg’s 2016 mark. Central’s squad of Patrick Clune, Derek Williamson, and Manny Najera finishes strong in third place.

In the 4×1, Cooper McGinnis gets things started for Neuqua Valley. But it’s Homewood-Flossmoor’s team — Joaquin Jordan, Charles Dees, Myles Elliss, and Zion Morrison — crossing first with a blazing time of 41.00 seconds.

Running in the 3200-meter run are Benet’s Finn Richards and Neuqua’s Jesse Gudauskas. About midway through the event, it’s Ben Crane of New Trier High School keeping pace while leading the runners through this race. While Richards is still keeping pace from behind. In the last stretch of the 2-mile, it’s senior Ben Crane, coming down the final stretch to bring home the win with a time of 8:57.13. Neuqua’s Jesse Gudauskas takes 22nd.

The hurdles are up for the 110. Neuqua’s Cooper McGinnis is in the mix, but it’s a Belleville battle at the top. Jalyn Cole of Belleville West wins in 13.82 seconds, edging Daylin Donaldson of Belleville East by just .09. McGinnis takes fourth with a strong 13.98.

Neuqua’s Daniel Robinson returns for the 100-meter dash. But it’s William Landwer of New Trier taking the crown in 10.24 seconds. Zion Morrison of Homewood-Flossmoor and Clayton Lakatos of Edwardsville round out the top three.

Naperville North’s Edward Mumford runs a solid race in the 300 hurdles, staying in the mix throughout. Amari Williams of Wheaton Warrenville South finishes with a personal best of 36.94 to win it. Mumford earns All-State honors in seventh.

Patrick Clune and the Neuqua Valley 4×400 relay team secure top-three finishes

In the mile, Naperville Central’s Patrick Clune keeps pace early. Fremd’s Rory Gaan leads at the halfway mark, but it’s Tommy Nitz of Huntley who powers down the final stretch to win in 4:16.24. Clune grabs third place with a time of 4:18.04.

The final race of the day — the 4×400. David Garza leads off for Neuqua Valley, and the Wildcats keep it tight throughout. But it’s Evanston’s team — Deshawn Preister, Amani Christian, Anthony Honore, and Dallas Amos — finishing with a school-best 3:17.73. Neuqua Valley’s team of Garza, Rajan Anthony, Edward Mason, and Averi Smith placed third with a school record of 3:18.84.

At the end of an exciting championship, it’s New Trier High School claiming the state title. Naperville Central finishes in 8th, with Neuqua Valley close behind in 12th.

Penn State carries a commitment from top-ranked 2027 running back and composite five-star recruit Kemon Spell of McKeesport (Pa.) High School. He returned to Happy Valley on Sunday for an Elite Showcase camp, working under the direction of new Nittany Lions position coach Stan Drayton.

“It’s a great hire,” Spell told Lions247 of Drayton earlier this year. “I can’t wait to meet him and build my connection and work with him.”

View video highlights of Spell’s camp work above.

Considered his class’ No. 14 overall talent and No. 1 RB in 247Sports rankings, Spell rushed for nearly 1,700 yards and 24 touchdowns last season as a sophomore. Here’s the evaluation from 247Sports scouting director Andrew Ivins, who compared him to recent All-American Michigan star Blake Corum.

A mix between a tank and a jackrabbit, which is an extremely difficult combination to tackle. A naturally low-to-the-ground runner with true workhorse capabilities as he constantly bounces off defenders or cuts around them to find extra yardage. Spent much of sophomore campaign deployed as a fullback in a Wing-T offense. Ran absolutely wild in Pennsylvania’s WPIAL Class 4A playoffs with 280-yard and 274-yard rushing performances. Not a true burner, but can hit the gas when a crease opens up. Frequently thrashes forward at the first sign of contact and almost always seems to be falling forward. Tested reasonably well as a ninth grader at the National Combine in San Antonio and has impressed as a pass catcher on the offseason camp circuit. Fits the bill of a hard-nosed football player given the physicality he also flashes on defense while doubling as a cornerback. Must avoid setbacks, but projects as a potential impact player for a College Football Playoff contender that can move the chains while facing stacked boxes.

Spell has spent the last 10 months committed to Penn State. That pact has sustained for more than three months since Drayton replaced current Notre Dame assistant Ja’Juan Seider as leader of that PSU position group.

Spell reinforced his Nittany Lions commitment in late March following a trip to team facilities that featured a detailed discussion with Drayton and head coach James Franklin.

“My talk with Coach Franklin was awesome,” Spell told Lions247. “He sat down with me and my parents and talked about the love that he has for me and my family and how I will be treated — just like his kids. My relationship with Coach Drayton has gotten stronger and stronger. The more we talk, the more we go over things, I see something special in his eyes and I want him coaching me.”

Drayton most recently served as head coach at Temple but spent decades coaching running backs to elite success across college football. He won national titles with Florida and Texas, and produced an impressive list of individual standouts.

Eventual NFL stars Ezekiel Elliott (Ohio State), Bijan Robinson (Texas) and Brian Westbrook (Villanova) are among his most notable former pupils. Elliott and Robinson became top-10 draft selections, while Westbrook is a College Football Hall of Fame and Philadelphia Eagles Hall of Fame inductee. 

Prior to the hiring of Drayton, Spell dealt with some uncertainty regarding his spot in Penn State’s 2027 class.

“(Seider leaving) made me doubt my commitment, but when I talked to Coach Terry (Smith), Coach Franklin, (assistant running backs coach) Charles (Walker) and (recruiting coordinator) Chris Mahon, they told me they had me they had my back and showed me love,” he said in February.

Walker remains the Nittany Lions’ assistant running backs coach and helped work Spell through drills Sunday. 

Spell aims to follow the footsteps of fellow in-state running backs recruit who’ve enjoyed success in State College under Franklin. It’s a collection that includes Saquon Barkley, Journey Brown, Miles Sanders and Nick Singleton.

“It’s Running Back U,” Spell told 247Sports in April. “… I am going to put up the numbers and get a national championship. It is going to get me to the league as long as I produce, put the numbers up, have great attitude, have the film and have character.”

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Swan Valley and Frankenmuth will finally get to play a second game this season, but this time playoff survival is at stake.

The two Tri-Valley Conference rivals will square off in a Tuesday regional semifinal at Essexville Garber after both teams claimed Division 2 district titles Saturday.

MORE: Saginaw-area district baseball scores, brackets

Swan Valley topped Bullock Creek, 10-0, and Shepherd, 4-1, to claim the Alma district championship, while Frankenmuth knocked off Bay City John Glenn, 6-2, and Essexville Garber, 2-1, for the Garber district title.

At Alma, Swan Valley’s Jaxon Hartley threw a complete-game four-hitter, striking out seven as the Vikings improved to 25-7. Hartley also drove in two runs. Jack Lagan scored two runs for Swan Valley.

In the semifinal, Beckett Goldensoph threw four innings of shutout ball to help beat Bullock Creek. Brady Stephens and Chaz Malacos led the Vikings with two hits each, with Malacos driving in three runs and Stephens scoring twice. Lagan and Jackson Gebauer drove in two runs each, with Lagan scoring twice.

Shepherd eliminated Freeland, 9-4, in the other semifinal. Karson Worth led the Falcons with a hit and RBI, while Tucker Hileman was hit by a pitch twice. Hileman, who suffered the loss in relief, and Kaden Gerzseny had one RBI each for the 26-8 Falcons.

Frankenmuth followed Caden Sommerfield to the 2-1 championship win over Garber. Sommerfield threw a complete-game four-hitter, striking out nine with two walks. Garber scored in the first inning, but Logan Diener’s two-run single in the third gave the Eagles the lead they needed. Tristan Huizar led the offense with two hits.

The Eagles earned a 6-2 win over John Glenn in the semifinal, with Tanner Kroeger striking out 10 and walking none in seven innings for the win. Luke Purves drove in two runs, with Sommerfield and Brady Mort collecting two hits each. Hagan Wascher, Diener and Kroeger walked three times each.

Frankenmuth, which won the Tri-Valley Conference title, beat Swan Valley, 3-2, in an eight-inning victory. In the second game, Swan Valley led 4-3 in the fourth inning when the game was called because of darkness.

Division 3

At Valley Lutheran: Trey Flood struck out 10, allowing five hits to lead Valley Lutheran to a 7-3 win over Ithaca in the district final. Flood went over the 100-strikeout mark for the season in the win. Jackson Ruff, Ben Diener, Dylan Pugh and Ryan Pittman had two hits each for Valley Lutheran, with Diener, Pugh and Pittman driving in two runs each against an Ithaca team coming off a 1-0, 11-inning district semifinal win over Hemlock.

In a 15-3 semifinal win over St. Louis, Pittman earned the win, giving up four hits and striking out five in four innings. Axel Schuette had three hits and three RBIs to pace the Chargers, with Flood and Jack Holzhei adding three RBIs each. Justin Rodriguez led St. Louis with three hits.

Division 4

At St. Charles: Merrill totaled 27 runs in the two games Saturday, including a dozen in a 12-7 championship victory over Nouvel. Harrison Ayotte had three hits and four RBIs to pace the Vandals, while Braden Buckley had two hits, including a homer, and three RBIs. Ethan Mattson, who earned the win, and Brendan Becker added two hits each.

The Vandals shut out Saginaw Arts & Sciences, 15-0, in the semifinal, with Becker allowing two hits in four innings, striking out six. Braden Buckley had two hits, including a grand slam, while Collin Buckley and Eli Evans added two hits each. Collin Buckley drove in three runs.

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ACROSS THE STATE

AHST (Avoca) 60, Woodbine 51

Adair-Casey 75, Paton-Churdan 57

Algona Garrigan 53, Clarion-Goldf. 52

Ar-We-Va (Westside) 63, Charter Oak-Ute 61

Atlantic 67, Denison-Schleswig 44

BGM (Brooklyn) 59, Montezuma 41

Ballard (Huxley) 79, ADM (Adel) 47

Belle Plaine 55, HLV (Victor) 40

Bellevue 57, Midland (Wyoming) 56

Bellevue Marquette 51, Northeast (Goose Lake) 40

Belmond-Klemme 55, NE Hamilton 40

Benton Comm. 55, Wat. Columbus 43

Bettendorf 66, Clinton 38

Boyden-Hull 64, George-Little Rock 44

Boys Town, Neb. 74, C.B. St. Albert 37

Burl. Notre Dame 54, W. Burlington 42

Carlisle 70, Boone 63

Carroll 58, Dallas Center-Grimes 49

Cascade 53, Monticello 38

C.R. Xavier 51, C.R. Jefferson 41

C.R. Washington 54, C.R. Kennedy 38

C.R. Cedar Val. Christian 73, Lisbon 65

Centerville 63, Albia 39

Charles City 62, West Hancock, Britt 47

Cl. Creek-Amana 56, Independence 37

Clear Lake 72, Algona 68, OT

Colfax-Mingo 68, Gilbert 55

Colo-NESCO 56, Meskwaki Settlement School 54

Dav. Assumption 73, Muscatine 39

Des Moines Christian 64, Ogden 43

Dike-N. Hartford 49, West Marshall 47

Dub. Senior 45, Dub. Hempstead 25

Earlham 52, Panorama (Panora) 36

E. Sac County 72, So. Cent. Calhoun 29

East Union 64, Corning 42

Fairfield 60, Chariton 44

F. Dodge St. Edmond 76, Eagle Grove 38

Gladbrook-Reinbeck 46, Denver 32

Glenwood 87, Shenandoah 48

Granv. Spalding 62, Rems. St. Mary’s 44

Greene County 70, Saydel 57

Grinnell 85, South Tama 50

Harlan 62, C.B. Lewis Central 31

Harris-Lake Park 76, Southwest United, Minn. 37

Hudson 68, AGWSR (Ackley) 66

Interstate 35 (Truro) 80, Martensdale-St. Marys 65

Iowa City West 67, Iowa City High 34

Iowa Falls-Alden 53, Humboldt 37

Kee, Lansing 38, North Fayette 32

Keota 67, Iowa Valley (Marengo) 53

Lawton-Bronson 77, West Monona 52

LeMars 82, Storm Lake 65

Le Mars Gehlen 67, West Sioux 39

Linn-Mar (Marion) 65, Dub. Wahlert 41

Lynnv.-Sully 67, Tri-County (Thornb.) 15

Manson-Northwest Webster 69, Pocahontas Area 68, OT

Maquoketa 43, Anamosa 37

MFL/Mar-Mac (Monona) 82, Clayton Ridge (Guttenberg) 53

Missouri Val. 62, Westwood (Sloan) 41

Moulton-Udell 82, Schuyler County, Mo. 38

Mount Pleasant 69, West Liberty 31

Murray 85, Mormon Trail (Garden Grove) 47

New Hampton 79, Oelwein 64

Newell-Fonda 60, Sioux Central (Sioux Rapids) 35

Newton 49, Oskaloosa 35

North Linn 52, East Buchanan 20

North Mahaska 50, English Valleys (North English) 19

North Scott 47, Pleasant Valley 41

North Tama 67, Union (LaPorte City) 54

Northwood-Kensett 58, Central Springs (Manly) 42

Norwalk 55, Pella 52

Okoboji (Milford) 53, Sibley-Ochey. 47

PCM (Monroe) 60, Nevada 51

Pekin 64, WACO (Wayland) 58

Perry 69, Bondurant-Farrar 64

Preston 77, Calamus-Wheatland 53

Rems.-Union 76, Trinity Christ. (Hull) 62

Riverside (Oakland) 59, East Mills 38

Roland-Story 47, CMB (Baxter) 37

Ruth.-Ayrshire 49, Clay Cent.-Everly 15

Saint Ansgar 59, Riceville 52

Sergeant Bluff-Luton 55, Woodbury Central 53

Sheldon 59, Central Lyon 45

S.C. West 85, OA-BCIG (Ida Grove) 48

Solon 48, Dyersville Beckman 45

South Hamilton 62, North Polk 56

South O’Brien 43, HMS (Hartley) 35

Southeast Warren 63, Pleasantville 59

Spencer 54, Spirit Lake 51

St. Lake St. Mary’s 61, Alta/Aurelia 35

Starmont (Arlington) 50, Edgewood-Colesburg 41

Sumner-Fredericksburg 65, Postville 56

T. Cedars (Bussey) 61, Melcher-Dal. 47

Vinton-Shellsburg 55, Williamsburg 43

Wapsie Valley (Fairbank) 60, Grundy Center 50

Waterloo Christian 50, Cedar Falls Valley Lutheran 47

Waterloo West 53, Waterloo East 52, OT

Webster City 65, Hampton-Dumont 28

West Central (Maynard) 47, Valley (Elgin) 26

West Fork (Sheffield) 73, Rockford 48

Western Christian (Hull) 81, Estherville-Lincoln Central 47

Western Dubuque 69, W. Delaware 41

Woodward Academy 59, Madrid 46

AREA GAMES

Perry 69, Bondurant-Farrar 64

PERRY, Ia. — Torry Brelsford scored26 points with 14 rebounds for Perry.

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Norwalk 55, Pella 52

NORWALK, Ia. Senior Carson Miller made a layup and was fouled with 1second remaining to break a tie and lift Norwalk. Miller scored 18 of his game-high 25 points in the second half. Jordan Pingel scored 19 points to pace Pella.

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Colfax-Mingo 68, Gilbert 55

COLFAX, Ia. Senior Vaughn Wilson, scoreless in the first half with foul trouble, scored all 16 of his points in the second half in a win. Jordan Knock paced Gilbert with a game-high 18 points.

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Carroll 58, Dallas Center-Grimes 49

GRIMES, Ia. Carroll’s Akot Riak scored 12 points in the victory. Nick Drucker scored 16 points and had six rebounds for Dallas Center-Grimes.

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Newton 49, Oskaloosa 35

NEWTON, Ia. Sophomore Tyler Wood had 22 points, a career high, with four 3-pointers. He has 16 3-pointers in his past three games for Newton.

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PCM (Monroe) 60, Nevada 51

MONROE, Ia. — The sixth-ranked Mustangs (19-1) avenged their only loss of the season by jumping out to a big lead against visiting Nevada.

Ethan Kain led PCM with 21 points and helped clinch at least a share of the Heart of Iowa Conference title.

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Des Moines Christian 64, Ogden 43

URBANDALE, Ia. — No. 8 Des Moines Christian hit 13-of-22 from 3-point range on senior night, knocking off Ogden for the second time this season.

Jared Jones led the Lions (20-2) with 22 points.

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Ballard (Huxley) 79, ADM (Adel) 47

HUXLEY, Ia. — Five players scored in double-digits for the Bombers (14-5), who hit nine 3-pointers in their second win over ADM of Adel this season.