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HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP
It was a meaningful day for Bourne boys lacrosse player Charlie Seitz. In the Canalmen’s 19-7 win over Greater New Bedford on Wednesday, Seitz had six goals and three assists to achieve the 100th-point mark in his career. Ryan Haden (three goals, four assists), Brady Banks (three goals, two assists), Ty Hawkes (two goals, two […]
It was a meaningful day for Bourne boys lacrosse player Charlie Seitz.
In the Canalmen’s 19-7 win over Greater New Bedford on Wednesday, Seitz had six goals and three assists to achieve the 100th-point mark in his career.
Ryan Haden (three goals, four assists), Brady Banks (three goals, two assists), Ty Hawkes (two goals, two assists), Sean Kelley (two goals, three assists), Brody Haden (one assist), Max Ridl (one goal), Henry Bonzagni (one goal), and Mycah Hingston (one goal) all factored in the scoring for the Canalmen (6-5).
Also in high school sports action:
Boys Lacrosse
Blue Hills 10, Upper Cape 9: The Rams (4-7) lost their second in a row.
Cape Tech 10, Westport 1: The Crusaders (2-10) ended a four-game losing streak.
Girls Lacrosse
Upper Cape 16, Cape Tech 3: The Rams (7-6) beat the Crusaders (0-7) for their fourth straight win.
Softball
Nantucket 20, Sturgis 6: The Whalers (3-8) beat the Storm (8-4) for their second straight win.
Monomoy 9, Barnstable 0: The Sharks (12-0) defeated the Red Hawks (2-11) to stay perfect. Kinsey Lister struck out 11 batters, with no walks, two hits allowed, and no runs.
Bella Bellefeuille and Kiley Mawn each drove in two runs for the Sharks. Liv Sanford, Bellefeuille, Kate Huse, Willa Leighton, and Lister all had one hit for the Sharks.
Madison Flynn struck out six in the circle for the Red Hawks.
South Shore 29, Cape Tech 11: The Crusaders (1-7) lost for the sixth straight time.
Rising Tide 21, Mashpee 8: The Falcons (0-11) remained winless. Addison Losh had two RBIs for the Falcons.
Norfolk Aggie 14, Upper Cape 13: The Rams (8-5) lost to end a two-game win streak. Leading the offense for the Rams were Rosalie Neville, Meadow Diede, Kenley and Kaiya Thomas, Jaelynn Harraden, Lucy Pesta, and Taysia Lopes.
Baseball
Martha’s Vineyard 10, Barnstable 7: The Vineyarders (4-7) beat the Red Hawks (2-9) to halt a two-game losing streak.
Hunter Johnson was 2-for-2 with two runs scored and an RBI for Martha’s Vienyard. Joe Medeiros had a double and two RBIs. Lathrop Keene was 1-for-3 with an RBI, a run scored, and a stolen base.
Boys Tennis
Cape Cod Academy 5, St. John Paul II 0: The Seahawks (11-0) beat the Lions (0-10) to stay unbeaten.
At first singles, Cape Cod Academy’s Ayden Naydenov defeated Zach Jones (6-0, 6-1). At second singles, Cape Cod Academy’s Garrett Wilson defeated Ben Kobbal (6-0, 6-0). At third singles, Cape Cod Academy’s Declan Livingston defeated Leon Kamber (6-0, 6-0).
At first doubles, Cape Cod Academy’s Henry Daigle and Rowan Lewison defeated Will Sutton and Michael Maynard (6-3, 6-1). At second doubles, Cape Cod Academy’s Cooper Hall and Declan Johnson defeated Alden Krieg and Brian Cannon (6-2 6-0)
Monomoy 5, Dennis-Yarmouth 0: The Sharks (11-2) beat the Dolphins (4-8) for their second straight win.
At first singles, Monomoy’s Roman Pavluchenko defeated Landon Richter (6-1, 6-1). At second singles, Monomoy’s Ryan Casey defeated Collin Caron (6-0, 6-0). At third singles, Monomoy’s Zach Shields defeated Michael O’Reilly (6-2, 6-1).
At first doubles, Monomoy’s Ethan Seufert and Blake Noonan defeated Aiden Carras and Ryan Clarke (6-2, 6-1). At second doubles, Monomoy’s Nick Hadden and Thomas Hereford defeated Matt Anderson and Ben Solaris (6-1, 6-1).
Sandwich 5, Mashpee 0: The Blue Knights (8-4) beat the Falcons (5-7), and won their second straight.
At first singles, Sandwich’s Andrew Emmel beat Colin Burdge (6-2, 6-2). At second singles, Sandwich’s Joey LaScola beat James Benners (6-4, 6-1). At third singles, Sandwich’s Kallen Kestenbaum beat Liam Assad (6-0, 6-0).
At first doubles, Sandwich’s Liam McLaughlin and Finn Whelden beat Colby Rogers and Coti Wieden (6-7, 6-1, 10-7). At second doubles, Sandwich’s Andrew Morrison-Sheppard and Oakley Gully beat Mait Duvall and Ryan Hough (6-0, 6-1).
Girls Tennis
Martha’s Vineyard 5, Barnstable 0: The Vineyarders (8-0) stayed perfect with a win over the Red Hawks (1-11). The senior pair of Ella Moran and Sophie Winters took a close match at second doubles over Barnstable’s Dana Edwards and Emily Thompson (4-6, 6-1, 1-0 (11)).
Falmouth 3, Nauset 2: The Clippers (5-6) beat the Warriors (5-5) for their second win in the last three matches.
At first singles, Falmouth’s Maia Ledwell beat Anjali O’Brien (6-0, 6-1). At second singles, Falmouth’s Genevieve Maranchie beat Sophie Votteler (6-4, 6-3). At first doubles, Falmouth’s Alexis Christian and Phoebe Hodgson beat Faye Adams and Cait Murphy (6-4, 7-6 (8-6)).
At third singles, Nauset’s Haley Jackson beat Victoria Chbarbi (6-4, 6-3). At second doubles, Nauset’s Elexa Malouth and Chloe Hand beat Kirkland O’Leary and Phoebe Corner (6-1, 6-4).
Mashpee 4, East Bridgewater 1: The Falcons (10-2) won their fifth straight.
At first singles, Mashpee’s Mariele Henley beat Olivia Connors (6-0, 6-2). At second singles, Mashpee’s Hannah Rogers beat Llewelyn Gaffney (6-0, 6-0). At third singles, Mashpee’s Esme Milde beat Olivia Figueroa (6-1, 6-1).
At first doubles, Mashpee’s Emily Doolan and Hayden Shvonski beat Haylie McPerthia and Chloe Wiger (6-3, 7-5).
Adam Kurkjian covers high school sports for the Cape Cod Times. You can contact him at akurkjian@gannett.com and follow him on X at @AdamKurkjian.
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Girls flag football camp highlights rapid rise of the sport in Colorado
COLORADO SPRINGS — About 75 girls, ages 10 to 18, gathered this week at a girls pro flag football camp in Colorado Springs — a clear sign of how fast the sport is gaining ground across Colorado. “To see the growth, just for women in general, is amazing… these young women are coming out and […]
COLORADO SPRINGS — About 75 girls, ages 10 to 18, gathered this week at a girls pro flag football camp in Colorado Springs — a clear sign of how fast the sport is gaining ground across Colorado.
“To see the growth, just for women in general, is amazing… these young women are coming out and wanting to play in a sport that’s mainly for men,” said Vana Medrano, quarterback for the Denver Rush, who coached at the camp.
Medrano shared her passion for the game and her hope that these young athletes take full advantage of the opportunities now available.
“I wish I started when I was younger… the opportunity is amazing,” she said.
Now recognized as Colorado’s 33rd sanctioned high school sport — and the 18th for girls — flag football marks a significant step forward for gender equity in athletics.
The sport’s momentum is especially clear at schools like Denver South, where flag football is quickly becoming part of school culture.
“It means a lot because I got to be part of the first official flag football team at my school,” said one camper who did not want to be identified for this story. “Never even thrown a football before, and I instantly fell in love.”
Medrano said the biggest takeaway she hopes to leave campers with is belief in themselves.
“I hope they leave this camp with confidence… knowing they can do it, and that the sky is the limit,” Medrano said.
The local nonprofit Pro Football Camp will host three youth events this summer, bringing in NFL, UFL, and women’s pro players to coach and mentor kids on and off the field.
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Maxwell Moldovan sinks eagle at U.S. Open
Green High School alum Maxwell Moldovan has one of the early highlights at Oakmont Country Club. On the first hole of his first round at the 2025 U.S. Open Golf Championship, former Green and Ohio State golfer needed just two strokes to get his ball into the cup, earning him an eagle on the par-4 […]
Green High School alum Maxwell Moldovan has one of the early highlights at Oakmont Country Club.
On the first hole of his first round at the 2025 U.S. Open Golf Championship, former Green and Ohio State golfer needed just two strokes to get his ball into the cup, earning him an eagle on the par-4 hole.
Moldovan, who turned pro in June 2024 and in April won his first pro event at the PGA Tour Americas Brazil Open, was one of four players in a field of 83 to qualify out of Springfield Country Club, located in Springfield, Ohio. He put together rounds of 69-65 to go 5 under, which sent him to the U.S. Open.
This is his fourth straight year competing in the event.
Dispatch reporter Rob Oller contributed to this report.
Breaking and Trending News Reporter Nathan Hart can be reached at NHart@dispatch.com and at @NathanRHart on X and at nathanhart.dispatch.com on Bluesky.
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Skiing Introduces Five
Story Links CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard University skiing will introduce five first-years to the program in 2025-26 as part of the Class of 2029, Cate Brams, the Paul J. Finnegan Family Head Coach for Harvard Nordic Skiing, and Scott MacPherson, The Peter H. Carter ’69 Head Coach for Harvard Alpine Skiing, announced on Thursday. The Crimson’s […]
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard University skiing will introduce five first-years to the program in 2025-26 as part of the Class of 2029, Cate Brams, the Paul J. Finnegan Family Head Coach for Harvard Nordic Skiing, and Scott MacPherson, The Peter H. Carter ’69 Head Coach for Harvard Alpine Skiing, announced on Thursday.
The Crimson’s Class of 2029 includes three skiers on the nordic side and two skiers for the alpine team. The group includes one student-athlete each from Alaska, California, Idaho, New York, and Ontario.
Harvard’s incoming class features Braden Bellizzi (Honeoye Falls, N.Y.), Caleb Boyce (Boise, Idaho), and Logan Cuddy (Anchorage, Alaska) on the nordic side as well as Maya Eisner (Pacific Palisades, Calif.) and Tristan Leightell (Toronto, Ontario) on the alpine side.
The group joins a Harvard program that has qualified skiers on both the alpine and nordic sides for the NCAA Championships in each of the last five competitive seasons.
Braden Bellizzi
Nordic | Honeoye Falls, N.Y. | Honeoye Falls-Lima
Earned All-Greater Rochester Skier of the Year honors in 2023 … Gained First Team All-Greater Rochester from 2021-23 … Garnered First Team All-Monroe County from 2021-23 … Represented the Mid-Atlantic Region at Junior Nationals from 2022-25 … Won an individual New York state title in 2023 … Helped team win New York state titles in 2022 and 2023 … Captured an individual sectional championship in 2023 and team sectional championships from 2021-23 … Also competed in soccer and track and field … National Honor Society member and chapter president … Enjoys surfing, whitewater kayaking, and exploring nature … Son of Kellin King ’99 and Matt Bellizzi ’96; both parents competed in nordic skiing at Harvard.
Caleb Boyce
Nordic | Boise, Idaho | Boise High School
Earned the Hummel-Fereday Award as a junior … Raced for the Bogus Basin Nordic Team … Also competed with the Boise Brave Mountain Bike Team … Won the Tour de Bogus 25k … Helped mountain bike team win the state championship three times … National Merit Finalist and an AP Scholar … Selected as the Idaho winner of the “Celebrate the West” art competition … Plays the piano … Son of Heidi and Cody Boyce.
Logan Cuddy
Nordic | Anchorage, Alaska | Robert Service High School
Earned All-America honors in 2023 … Gained All-State accolades in 2024 … Captured Team MVP laurels in 2024 … Helped team win a state title in 2022 and finish as state runner-up in 2023 and 2024 … Part of team that garnered a rating as the top high school team in the nation in 2022 according to U.S. Skiing … Served team as a two-year captain … Raced for Alaska Pacific University Nordic Ski Center … Earned the 2024 Youth Volunteer Award … Selected as an Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy … Served as the President of high school’s Special Olympics Partners Club … Aunt Nina Kemppel competed in nordic skiing at Dartmouth and represented Team USA at four Olympics (1992, 1994, 1998, 2002) … Son of Denali Kemppel and Kevin Cuddy; Denali competed in nordic skiing at Dartmouth, earning All-America honors.
Maya Eisner
Alpine | Pacific Palisades, Calif. | Rowland Hall (Utah)
Qualified for U.S. Nationals in 2024 and 2025, for U18 Nationals in 2024 and 2025, and for U16 Nationals in 2022 and 2023 … Qualified for U16 NPS at Burke Mountain in 2023 … Competed for the Mammouth Mountain Ski Team from 2021-23 and for Rowmark Ski Academy from 2023-25 … Earned Academic All-State honors … Also played soccer; helped team win a Utah 2A State Championship in 2023 … An AP Scholar with Distinction … A volunteer and student chapter co-founder of Grow the Flow, an organization advocating for the Great Salt Lake’s survival through legislation and research … Daughter of Sydney and Brian Eisner.
Tristan Leightell
Alpine | Toronto, Ontario | Green Mountain Valley School (Vt.)
Earned a bronze medal at the U19 Canadian Giant Slalom National Championships in 2025 … Ranked in the top five overall in the Canadian Giant Slalom standings in 2023, 2024, and 2025 … Placed first at the Ontario Cup in 2020 and 2021 … Selected as the Best Ontario Cup Boy at the U14 level in 2019 and the U16 level in 2021 … Raced for the Georgian Peaks Alpine Club, Ontario Development Ski Team, Green Mountain Valley School, and the Burke Mountain Academy E-Team … Also played ice hockey and lacrosse … Organized a skateboarding marathon, raising over $5000 for Beaver Valley Outreach … Son of Karen and Stephen Leightell.
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The worlds best surfers are showing their talent this week at Lower Trestles. The famous wave just south of San Clemente is the eighth stop on the World Surf League Championship Tour. Local surfers are making their mark, advancing to the final rounds, while some bigger name are left watching from the sand. Here are […]
The worlds best surfers are showing their talent this week at Lower Trestles.
The famous wave just south of San Clemente is the eighth stop on the World Surf League Championship Tour.
Local surfers are making their mark, advancing to the final rounds, while some bigger name are left watching from the sand.
Here are some of the highlights from the first two days of competition.
https://www.ocregister.com/2025/06/11/local-surfers-dominate-wednesday-solidify-spots-in-finals-of-trestles-pro/https://www.ocregister.com/2025/06/10/fans-competitors-excited-to-see-kelly-slater-surfing-trestles-pro/
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