While the D3 girls’ lax final is still to be determined, Thursday’s D4 title game (5 p.m.) will pit third-seeded Norwell and No. 1 Cohasset, both of whom won going away in the semifinals.

Over in boys’ volleyball, top-seeded Brookline rallied after dropping the first set to take down defending Division 1 champion Newton North and set up a showdown with third-seeded Needham, a Bay State Conference rival, in Friday’s final at Xaverian (6:30 p.m.).

Division 2 will pit No. 3 Wayland against top-seeded Agawam, which survived a five-set battle with neighboring West Springfield in the semifinals, in Thursday’s championship match at Shrewsbury High (6:30 p.m.).

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Kassidy Carmichael, Westford — The Ohio State-bound senior scored nine of her team’s 11 goals, including the winner with one second left on the clock, to send the Ghosts past Wellesley, 11-10, and into the Division 1 championship game against Concord-Carlisle.

Finn Bell, Wayland — The junior, who reached 1,000 career kills last week, dominated at the net with 27 kills, adding five digs to help the third-seeded Warriors reach the Division 2 final with a 3-1 win over Westfield in the semis.

Scarlett Mirak, Concord-Carlisle — The standout sophomore learned the game from her three older sisters, Gabrielle, Audrey, and Eliza, and will now be the first of her siblings to play for a Division 1 championship after she netted six goals in a 13-6 semifinal win over Chelmsford.

Kassidy Carmichael, Westford, 9

Scarlett Mirak, Concord-Carlisle, 6

Charlie Cox, Norwell, 5

Avery Regan, Cohasset, 5

Elisabeth Stutzman, Sandwich, 5

Abby Beggans, Wellesley, 4

Reese Hansen, Cohasset, 4

Karleigh Mutch, Concord-Carlisle, 4

Caitlyn Naughton, Walpole, 4

Molly Campbell, Cohasset, 3

Olicia Comella, Wellesley, 3

Sophia Fruci, Walpole, 3

Emily Hagan, Walpole, 3

Holly Panttila, Norwell, 3

Emily Regan, Cohasset, 3

Molly Trahan, Reading, 3

With a spectacular senior season for Bedford, Alyx Rossi has been named Gatorade Massachusetts Softball Player of the Year.

“Rossi is such a talented pitcher and hitter as well,” said Westford Academy coach Gina Mustoe in a statement. “She dominates on the mound and has such control over all of her pitches.”

The Boston College-bound Rossi has the Buccaneers in the Division 2 semifinals and has posted a 0.35 ERA with 276 strikeouts in 120 innings. She is hitting .543 with a .614 OBP, seven home runs, 26 RBIs, 31 runs, and six steals.

The 5-foot-9-inch lefthander, who was named the Globe’s Division 2 Player of the Year as a junior, has 958 career strikeouts.

A member of the Spanish National Honor Society and Bedford’s Academic Hall of Fame, Rossi volunteers with the town’s club of social concern and was a member of Bedford’s Model UN team.

St. Mary’s sophomore Bella Owumi will be transferring to the Tilton School in New Hampshire.

Owumi, who has been a varsity starter since seventh grade, already has 1,224 career points and was named Catholic Central MVP after averaging 17.1 points per game while leading the Spartans to the Division 3 state title.

Owumi will be joined by her Spartans and MCW Starz teammate Lily Norton in Tilton’s 2027 class, which also features Kam Derba, who grew up in Easton and played at Dexter Southfield.

Northfield Mt. Hermon junior Olivia Fleming has committed to play women’s basketball at Lehigh. The 5-foot-7 guard from Wyndham, N.H., was named NEPSAC Class AA Player of the Year and also plays for Rivals.

Quarterback Dante Reno (Sturbridge), who attended Loomis Chaffee and Cheshire Academy in Connecticut, will transfer from South Carolina to play for his father, Tony, at Yale. The 6-foot-2-inch, 214-pound redshirt freshman will have four years of eligibility remaining. He threw for 2,358 yards and 20 touchdowns as a senior for Cheshire. Tony Reno has coached Yale since 2012 and has won four Ivy League championships.

North Andover announced Ben Murphy as its new boys’ hockey coach.

Murphy, who played at Cushing before winning a Hockey East championship and reaching two national title games at Maine, brings 19 years of collegiate coaching experience.

Most recently, Murphy was an associate head coach on the women’s staff at Providence. Prior to that he had stints with RPI, Bentley, St. Lawrence, and Castleton State. He began his coaching career with the Wichita Thunder of the CHL.

Murphy replaces Scott Greene, who led the Scarlet Knights since 2021.

North Andover didn’t stop with its boys’ hockey program, also announcing the hiring of Don Viselli as girls’ basketball coach.

Viselli most recently served as an assistant at Derryfield School in Manchester, N.H., and he has 25 years coaching experience, from fifth grade to high school. He started and coached the Merrimack Valley Roadrunners AAU program and has also coached with MassRivals.

Essex Tech announced the hiring of Liv Robles as its girls’ basketball coach.

Robles spent last season as an assistant at Emmanuel after graduating from Saint Anselm in 2024 after a four-year career for the Hawks. From Connecticut, she was a three-time All-Southern Connecticut Conference selection at Mark T. Sheehan School.

After coaching Somerset-Berkley boys’ basketball to a Division 2 state title this winter, the program’s first since 1954, Bob Slater is hanging up his whistle.

The 1987 Attleboro graduate volunteered at his alma mater and was on staff for a state championship run in 1998. He joined Somerset-Berkley’s staff in 2002, becoming JV coach in 2005, and varsity head coach in 2009. Slater led the Blue Raiders to the D2 state semifinals in 2023 and was given Globe Coach of the Year honors.

This winter he led the Blue Raiders to a 24-1 record capped with a stunning 65-44 win over three-time defending champion Malden Catholic in the state championship.

“It’s a good way to go out,” Slater said. “It’s special to go out with this group after the successes we’ve had the past few years.”

Will Jones, Jordan Gottesman, and Charlie Walker were among five Northeastern baseball players named to the Northeast All-Region First Team, while Aiven Cabral earned second team recognition.

Jones, a graduate student and Hamilton-Wenham graduate, went 11-1 with a 2.62 ERA over 15 starts, striking out 75 in 72 innings and setting a program record for wins in a season.

Gottesman, a graduate student and Acton-Boxborough graduate, was 9-2 with a 2.27 ERA over 16 appearances, striking out 97 in 83 1/3 innings.

Walker, a junior and Milton graduate, was 4-0 with seven saves and a 1.29 ERA in 16 appearances, striking out56 in 48 2/3 innings.

Cabral, a junior and St. Mary’s graduate, went 10-3 with a 2.92 ERA over 16 starts, striking out 74 in 89 1/3 innings.

Dartmouth senior rower Jenna Martin, a Wayland graduate, was named an honorable mention CRCA All-American. Martin was a member of the Big Green’s varsity eight that finished fourth at the Princeton Chase, beating Virginia and Harvard. Dartmouth teammate and fellow Wayland resident Aine Ley, who attended the Groton School, was also a CRCA honorable mention All-American following her junior season.

Brendan Kurie can be reached at brendan.kurie@globe.com. Follow him on X @BrendanKurie.