Seven high school takeaways from a Friday night featuring sterling pitching and two local …
Ozzy Trapilo, a former BC High offensive lineman, was drafted in the second round by the Chicago Bears after four seasons at Boston College.George Walker IV/Associated Press On a day that saw a pair of Whitman-Hanson pitchers throw no-hitters, BC High graduate Ozzy Trapilo stole the headlines when he was selected by the Chicago Bears […]
Ozzy Trapilo, a former BC High offensive lineman, was drafted in the second round by the Chicago Bears after four seasons at Boston College.George Walker IV/Associated Press
On a day that saw a pair of Whitman-Hanson pitchers throw no-hitters, BC High graduate Ozzy Trapilo stole the headlines when he was selected by the Chicago Bears out of Boston College, followed by Everett High alum Josaiah Stewart going in the third round to the Rams.
Trapilo, who hails from Norwell, was taken in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft. The 6-foot-8-inch, 316-pound offensive lineman (with, yes, 33-inch arms) was selected by the Bears with the 56th overall pick.
Trapilo, who was ranked as the No. 2 prospect in Massachusetts in the Class of 2020, played four seasons at Boston College, earning All-ACC First Team honors while starting 12 games at right tackle. In all, he started 36 games for the Eagles, including all 12 as a junior, when he didn’t allow a sack in 363 dropback snaps.
His father, Steve Trapilo, who died in 2004 when Ozzy was 2, was an All-American offensive lineman for Boston College and later played in the NFL for the Saints and Patriots.
Stewart, a 6-foot-1-inch, 249-pound edge rusher out of Michigan, was selected 90th overall by the Rams.
A New York City native, Stewart played tight end and defensive end for the Crimson Tide and was ranked as a top-10 Massachusetts prospect in the Class of 2021 by ESPN, Rivals, and 247Sports.
A second-team All-Big Ten selection, Stewart totaled 8½ sacks, 13 tackles for a loss, and two forced fumbles in 11 games for the Wolverines in 2024, where he transferred after two seasons at Coastal Carolina.
The number of the day was 100, and that was most evident for Silver Lake boys’ lacrosse, which saw senior Noah Palleschi register his 100th point as part of a five-goal day, plus junior Cole Miller record his 100th career goal in a 17-9 victory over Newton South.
Dighton-Rehoboth’s Olivia Thibert also notched her 100th career goal, scoring five in a 21-6 defeat of Seekonk.
Pingree’s Jonah Richardson and Cole Reeves combined on a five-inning no-hitter for Pingree in a 14-1 win over Wheeler (R.I.).
3. Walk-off wins
Dighton-Rehoboth baseball, North Quincy baseball, St. Mary’s baseball, and Masconomet softball all won in their final at-bat.
The Falcons (5-2) beat Oliver Ames, 2-1, on Aidan Melo’s sacrifice fly, which plated Lucas LeTourneau, who had led off the inning with a triple.
For North Quincy, it was Jake Wirtz who supplied an RBI single in the bottom of the eighth to secure a 3-2 win over Franklin.
Jaiden Driscoll was the hero for St. Mary’s, lifting the Spartans past Pope Francis, 5-4, by knocking in the winning run in the bottom of the seventh.
In the Northeast Conference, Aimee Quimby sent a hit up the middle to score Sabrina Cafarelli in the eighth inning, completing a 1-0 Chieftans win over No. 11 Marblehead.
4. Three stars
Tyler Adamo, Lynnfield — The junior, who is committed to Columbia, enjoyed an explosive day at the dish, finishing with nine total bases, ripping three doubles and a triple, scoring four runs, and knocking in two as the Pioneers topped Triton, 10-3.
Gus Da Silva, Milford — The junior put down 29 kills, leading a Scarlet Hawks offense that also got big contributions from Diego Inacio-Santos (19 kills) and Sam Abreu (17) in a 3-2 win over Cambridge.
Tom Crowley and Elizabeth McNaught, Whitman-Hanson — They may have played in different games, but the two pitchers were linked by their no-hitters. Crowley, a senior, struck out 14 and walked none as he threw the baseball team’s first no-hitter in at least three seasons, beating New Bedford, 7-0. McNaught, a sophomore, walked six, but didn’t allow a hit while striking out nine in a 2-0 win over Abington.
5. Going, going, gone
Junior Kiley Hogan cracked home runs in the fifth and seventh innings for Tyngsborough in a 13-6 loss to Tewksbury, giving her five longballs on the season, Revere’s Jordan Martelli and Frankie Reed both homered, Lexington’s Sofia Flores and Sophia Glavine went back-to-back, and Milton Academy’s Sadie Patel and Hannah Crowley added blasts.
The rest of the day’s homers belonged to: Pentucket’s Evelyn Howell, Apponequet’s Lucas Tremblay, Gloucester’s Emma Carrapichosa, Methuen’s Colleen McNamara, Silver Lake’s Mady Bryan, Malden’s Devin Otero Milonopoulos, Melrose’s Dylan Harrington, and Foxborough’s Ben Angelini.
Menlo-Atherton boys varsity basketball coach Mike Molieri and his team in 2018. Photo by Bob Dahlberg. Mike Molieri, a Menlo-Atherton High School teacher and varsity basketball coach, has taken legal action against the Sequoia Union High School District claiming retaliation and discrimination. Since being placed on administrative leave in August 2024, Molieri has been absent […]
Menlo-Atherton boys varsity basketball coach Mike Molieri and his team in 2018. Photo by Bob Dahlberg.
Mike Molieri, a Menlo-Atherton High School teacher and varsity basketball coach, has taken legal action against the Sequoia Union High School District claiming retaliation and discrimination. Since being placed on administrative leave in August 2024, Molieri has been absent from the classroom and basketball courts while the district investigation continues.
The school district is now involved in at least five lawsuits alleging school administrators engaged in antisemetic practices, wrongful termination and discrimination.
According to the claim, Molieri believes he was “unlawfully placed on administrative leave in violation of the Whistleblower Protection Act” after bringing up his concerns about the district’s treatment of students. It also alleges that Molieri was discriminated against for his Latin heritage and his support for students of color.
Molieri worked at M-A as a special education teacher for 21 years and as the boys varsity basketball coach for 12 years. He’s led the basketball team to multiple championship games.
When his absence was noticed at the start of the school year, students and parents confronted the Board of Trustees during school board meetings asking why he was on leave and when he would return. According to some students, Molieri was known for providing youth with a safe space on campus and acted as a mentor to many students.
The last basketball season passed without the direction of Molieri who has yet to be interviewed as part of the district administration’s investigation into allegations made against him, according to the claim. Mike Molieri with Menlo-Atherton student Jalen William during the 2023 CCS championship for boys basketball. Courtesy Dan Molieri.The district alleges he violated policies including: failure to notify the district of students he believed needed changes to their special education plan; disclosure of confidential student information to non-district employees; making false statements about students to staff and administrators; and soliciting parents, students and staff to engage in professional services of his brother Dan Molieri, a private investigator for the Law Offices of John Burris. Burris is representing the case involving the arrested M-A student in 2023.
The claim states that Mike Molieri “denies all allegations and denies that any such actions violated any applicable administrative polices or procedures.” It adds that these allegations only arose after he reported his belief that the district was involved in legal violations.
Dan Molieri believes said violations were in relation to sensitive information about the arrest of the M-A student, who was one of Mike Molieri’s students. The student, referred to as K.C. in lawsuits, allegedly had his confidential student records released to the police by an undisclosed person at M-A.
The claim states that Molieri heard of “an audio tape being shared with people that contained confidential information” regarding K.C.
According to the suit, Molieri communicated to administrators about his concerns for the student, confidentiality issues and concerns that he was being targeted due to his relationship with his brother and his advocacy for disadvantaged students of color.
“It was discussed that members of the administration were sharing confidential information that was portraying a minor student in a negative manner and doing so broke the rules of confidentiality as it relates to the Independent Education Program,” said the claim.
Molieri had intended to file a complaint alleging the district had violated federal policies through this breach of privacy, it added.
Leading up to his placement on leave, Molieri was involved in other incidents that date back to 2022 involving false accusations against his colleagues and difficulties with the district administrators
“We strongly believe that this is a case of ongoing harassment, discrimination and most importantly retaliation,” said Molieri’s attorney Harry Stern.
The claim is asking for more than $70,000 for damages including loss of income, emotional distress and damage to reputation. Molieri is currently seeking treatment for anxiety and stress as a result of being placed on leave, the complaint adds.
The district was served papers on April 29 and will now have the opportunity to evaluate the claim and decide whether to reject or accept it. If rejected, attorneys will have six months to file a lawsuit against the district.
“My hope is the district will do the right thing and accept responsibility, but we are planning on moving forward with a lawsuit if that is not the case,” Stern said.
The district did not immediately respond to this news organization about Mike Molieri’s investigation.
New Shows On Apple TV+ This Month Highlighted By A Sci
Apple TV+ has taken a quality-over-quantity approach since its inception, and May 2025 is a showcase of that philosophy in action. This month’s lineup is refreshingly diverse—blending cerebral science fiction, adrenaline-pumping adventure, poignant documentaries, charming family tales, and immersive music experiences. Whether you’re into character-driven drama or quirky animated specials, there’s something worth watching. Long […]
Apple TV+ has taken a quality-over-quantity approach since its inception, and May 2025 is a showcase of that philosophy in action. This month’s lineup is refreshingly diverse—blending cerebral science fiction, adrenaline-pumping adventure, poignant documentaries, charming family tales, and immersive music experiences. Whether you’re into character-driven drama or quirky animated specials, there’s something worth watching.
Long Way Home (May 9)
Genre: Travel Docuseries Stars: Ewan McGregor, Charley Boorman The beloved duo returns for their fourth adventure, this time journeying through 17 European countries on vintage motorcycles. Starting in Scotland and wrapping in England, Long Way Home builds on the legacy of Long Way Round, Down, and Up with even more raw, scenic footage, unexpected roadblocks, and cultural encounters. For newcomers, the entire saga is available to stream on Apple TV+, making May a perfect time to binge the full journey.
Murderbot (May 16)
Genre: Sci-Fi Thriller/Comedy Star: Alexander Skarsgård Based on Martha Wells’ award-winning novels, Murderbot introduces a rogue security android that’s hacked its own governor module to gain autonomy—only to find itself reluctantly drawn into protecting a group of humans. Skarsgård brings both gravitas and wry humor to the role, while the show explores big questions about AI, agency, and what it means to be human—all with a side of soap opera obsession. Episodes will drop weekly on Fridays following a two-episode premiere.
Deaf President Now! (May 16)
Genre: Historical Documentary This powerful documentary revisits the 1988 Gallaudet University protests, where students demanded the appointment of a Deaf university president. Told from a Deaf perspective, it’s not just a history lesson—it’s a stirring chronicle of activism and representation that still resonates in today’s broader push for inclusivity and equal access. Expect raw archival footage, interviews with student leaders, and a spotlight on a defining civil rights moment.
Fountain of Youth (May 23)
Genre: Action-Adventure Film Cast: John Krasinski, Natalie Portman, Eiza González, Domhnall Gleeson, Stanley Tucci Guy Ritchie directs this globetrotting adventure that follows estranged siblings as they unravel clues to the mythical Fountain of Youth. The film balances sleek action set pieces with humor and emotional beats, leaning into a Da Vinci Code-meets-National Treasure tone. With a cast this stacked and Ritchie’s kinetic visual style, it’s positioned to be one of Apple TV+’s biggest original films of the year.
Bono: Stories of Surrender (May 30)
Genre: Music Documentary Shot in immersive 180-degree video, this one-man show blends stories from Bono’s memoir with live renditions of U2’s most iconic songs. The film captures performances from his 2023 tour and gives a deeply personal look at the life, activism, and philosophy of the legendary frontman. The immersive version is also available on Apple Vision Pro, pushing the boundaries of traditional concert films.
Lulu Is a Rhinoceros (May 30)
Genre: Animated Family Special Voice Talent: Auli’i Cravalho Adapted from the children’s book by Jason and Allison Flom, this animated tale of identity and acceptance features Lulu, a bulldog who believes she’s a rhinoceros. Filled with vibrant animation, original songs, and a message about self-expression, it’s ideal for family movie night. Cravalho’s warm narration adds charm and sincerity to this uplifting special.
New Episodes of Ongoing Favorites
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Your Friends & Neighbors (Drama) – Continues Fridays through May 30
The Studio (Workplace Comedy) – Episodes 8–10 air on May 7, 14, and 21
Government Cheese (Surrealist Comedy) – Weekly on Wednesdays; finale on May 28
Carême (French-language Historical Drama) – New episodes every Wednesday, exploring espionage through the eyes of a culinary genius in Napoleon-era France
What’s Coming Next
Stick (June 4)
Genre: Sports Comedy Star: Owen Wilson Looking ahead to early June, Stick lands with Owen Wilson taking on the golf world in a comedic role that blends sports antics with midlife crisis drama. Apple TV+ is clearly betting on Wilson’s charisma and a fresh setting to deliver their next breakout comedy hit.
Key Takeaways
Apple TV+ is releasing several new shows in March 2025 including “The Studio,” “Dope Thief,” and “Your Friends & Neighbors.”
Critical favorites like “Severance” and “Mythic Quest” continue to be standout offerings on the streaming platform.
The service is expanding with diverse content ranging from sports documentaries to drama series to appeal to a broader audience.
New and Upcoming Shows on Apple TV+
May 2025 is a stellar month for Apple TV+ as it flexes its muscles across every genre—from bold sci-fi experiments to emotional documentaries and star-studded adventures. The platform continues to distinguish itself with carefully crafted content rather than content overload, giving each title room to breathe—and more importantly, room to be discovered. Whether you’re in the mood to laugh, cry, think, or escape, Apple TV+ has your next binge covered.
Apple TV+ continues to expand its catalog with exciting new series and the return of fan favorites in 2025. The streaming service is investing heavily in diverse content spanning multiple genres while bringing back some of its most acclaimed shows.
Anticipated Debuts
“Your Friends & Neighbors” is among the most anticipated new shows coming to Apple TV+ this spring. This quirky new series will premiere on April 16, offering subscribers a fresh comedy experience. Another newcomer, “Government Cheese,” follows an ex-con looking to turn over a new leaf while making history.
“The Studio” and “Carême” are also joining the lineup, bringing new storytelling perspectives to the platform. Sports fans will be particularly excited about “F1,” a series that explores the high-stakes world of Formula 1 racing.
“The Gorge” and “Number One on the Call Sheet” represent Apple’s continued investment in both genre-bending content and documentaries that explore important cultural topics.
Returning Favorites
The biggest news for returning shows is that “Ted Lasso” will come back for a fourth season. This announcement from March 14, 2025, thrilled fans who thought the beloved soccer comedy had ended with season three.
“Severance,” one of Apple’s most critically acclaimed series, is also returning with new episodes that continue its mind-bending workplace drama. “Silo” fans can look forward to more dystopian storytelling in its next season.
“The Morning Show” and “For All Mankind” continue to be flagship series for the platform. “Foundation,” based on Isaac Asimov’s classic sci-fi series, is preparing another visually stunning season that expands on its complex universe.
Expanding Genres and Formats
Apple TV+ is diversifying its content with shows like “Dope Thief,” which blends crime drama with dark comedy. The platform is also branching into more limited series formats that tell complete stories in a single season.
“Bad Sisters” and “Shrinking” showcase Apple’s strength in creating shows that balance humor with deeper emotional themes. “Pachinko,” the beautiful multi-generational drama, continues to demonstrate Apple’s commitment to international storytelling and diverse perspectives.
“Mythic Quest,” the workplace comedy set in a video game company, remains a strong performer in Apple’s comedy lineup. “Slow Horses,” the spy thriller starring Gary Oldman, continues to build its fanbase with each new season.
“Fight for Glory: 2024 World Series” highlights Apple’s growing interest in sports documentaries and event coverage.
Apple TV+ Advancements and Collaborations
Apple TV+ continues to expand its influence in the streaming world through strategic partnerships and technological innovations. The platform has secured deals with major industry players while implementing new features to enhance viewer experience.
High-Profile Partnerships
Apple TV+ has forged impressive collaborations with renowned filmmakers and actors. Martin Scorsese has joined forces with the streaming service for exclusive content development, bringing his legendary storytelling expertise to the platform.
David Oyelowo is set to star in “Number One on the Call Sheet,” a documentary series exploring the challenges and triumphs of Black actors in Hollywood. This project highlights Apple’s commitment to diverse storytelling.
The platform has also secured rights to “F1,” a highly anticipated racing series that will compete directly with Netflix’s popular motorsport content. This move signals Apple’s strategy to attract sports enthusiasts.
Other upcoming shows include “The Studio,” “Government Cheese,” and “Your Friends & Neighbors,” reflecting Apple’s investment in varied content genres to broaden its subscriber base.
Innovations in Streaming
Apple TV+ has enhanced its content measurement and audience research tools to better understand viewer preferences. These improvements allow for more targeted content development based on actual watching habits.
The service has implemented advanced security measures to protect user IP addresses while still gathering essential data for personalized advertising. This balances privacy concerns with revenue generation needs.
Subscription options have become more flexible, with new tiers being introduced to compete with other streaming services. The platform now offers both ad-supported and ad-free options at different price points.
Apple’s services development team has created a more intuitive interface for browsing the growing library of Apple Original shows and movies. New releases are now organized in ways that make discovery easier for subscribers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Apple TV+ has expanded its lineup with several new shows and seasons in 2025. These frequently asked questions cover the latest releases, popular series, and critically acclaimed content available on the streaming platform.
What are the latest original series released on Apple TV+?
Apple TV+ recently released “The Crossing,” a sci-fi thriller starring Emmy winner Regina King. The show explores time travel consequences in a near-future world.
“Legends of Tomorrow” debuted in February 2025, bringing a fresh historical fiction angle to the platform. Each episode features a different legendary figure reimagined for modern audiences.
“The Circuit,” a Formula 1 documentary series, launched in early March 2025 with unprecedented behind-the-scenes access to drivers and teams.
Which new shows on Apple TV+ are gaining popularity this year?
“Homestead,” a frontier drama set in Montana, has become one of Apple TV+’s most-watched new series. Its authentic portrayal of rural life has resonated with viewers seeking something different.
“The Algorithm,” a tech thriller about artificial intelligence gone wrong, has generated significant buzz on social media. The show stars Michael Fassbender and Sandra Oh.
“Culinary Masters” has gained a devoted following with its unique competition format that pairs amateur cooks with world-renowned chefs.
What are the top critically acclaimed series on Apple TV+ currently?
“Severance” Season 2 has received universal praise from critics, with many calling it even better than its groundbreaking first season. The psychological thriller continues to explore workplace dystopia.
“Pachinko” continues its critical success with its third season, maintaining a 98% rating on review aggregators. The multi-generational Korean family saga has expanded its storytelling scope.
“Slow Horses” remains a critical darling in its fifth season. The spy drama starring Gary Oldman consistently receives nominations for major television awards.
What are the new Apple TV+ shows available for streaming now?
“The Ambassador,” a political drama set in Washington DC and various global embassies, released its complete first season in January 2025. All eight episodes are available for streaming.
“Boundless,” an adventure reality competition filmed across remote locations worldwide, drops new episodes weekly on Fridays.
“Last Light,” a post-apocalyptic thriller starring Jennifer Lawrence, premiered its first three episodes on March 15, with remaining episodes releasing weekly.
Can you list the latest Apple TV+ series adaptations from books?
“The Silent Patient,” based on Alex Michaelides’ bestselling psychological thriller, premiered in February 2025. The adaptation stars Zendaya in the lead role.
“Project Hail Mary,” adapted from Andy Weir’s sci-fi novel, launched in January 2025. Ryan Gosling leads this space adventure about humanity’s last hope against extinction.
“The Lincoln Highway,” based on Amor Towles’ novel, debuted its eight-episode season in March 2025. The period drama follows four young men on a cross-country journey in 1954.
What is the current lineup of Apple TV+ shows for this season?
“Ted Lasso” is returning for a surprise fourth season in April 2025 after a two-year hiatus. The beloved comedy continues following AFC Richmond’s journey.
“Foundation” Season 3 continues the epic sci-fi saga with new episodes releasing weekly. The adaptation of Isaac Asimov’s classic series has expanded its scope.
“The Morning Show” will release its fifth and final season in May 2025. The media drama starring Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon will conclude its award-winning run.
Coastal Bend softball Area second round playoff highlights and scores 2025
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The Coastal Bend started the 2025 UIL high school softball playoffs with 27 teams, and 14 have advanced to the Area second round. Plus, IWA is in the TAPPS DIII Regional Round. UIL 5A-DIVeterans Memorial vs. Weslaco EastGame 1: Weslaco East 1, Veterans Memorial 16 (HIGHLIGHTS)Game 2: Friday at 6:30 p.m. […]
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The Coastal Bend started the 2025 UIL high school softball playoffs with 27 teams, and 14 have advanced to the Area second round. Plus, IWA is in the TAPPS DIII Regional Round.
UIL 5A-DI Veterans Memorial vs. Weslaco East Game 1: Weslaco East 1, Veterans Memorial 16(HIGHLIGHTS) Game 2: Friday at 6:30 p.m. at Weslaco East Game 3 (If Needed): Saturday at 2 p.m. at Raymondville
Veterans Memorial defeats Weslaco East 16-1 in UIL 5A-DI Area Game 1 2025
Flour Bluff vs. Harlingen South Game 1: Harlingen South 7, Flour Bluff 5 (HIGHLIGHTS) Game 2: Friday at 6:30 p.m. at Harlingen South Game 3 (If Needed): Saturday at 11 a.m. at Harlingen South
Harlingen South holds off Flour Bluff 7-5 in UIL 5A-DI game 1 Area playoffs 2025
UIL 5A-DII Carroll vs. Brownsville Lopez Game 1: Carroll 7, Lopez 1 Game 2: Friday at 5:30 p.m. at Cabaniss Game 3 (If Needed): 1 p.m. at Cabaniss
UIL 4A-DI Calallen vs. Needville (Regional Final 2024 Rematch) Game 1: Friday at 6 p.m. at Tuloso-Midway Game 2: Saturday at 2 p.m. at Sweeney Game 3 (If Needed): 30 minutes after Game 2
Tuloso-Midway vs. El Campo Game 1: El Campo 6, Tuloso-Midway 3 Game 2: Friday at 6 p.m. at El Campo Game 3 (If Needed): Saturday at 1 p.m. at Port Lavaca
UIL 4A-DII Ingleside vs. Robstown Game 1: Ingleside 11, Robstown 1 Game 2: Ingleside 8, Robstown 2
Rockport-Fulton vs. Zapata at Texas A&M-Kingsville Game 1: Friday at 7 p.m. Game 2: Saturday at 1 p.m. Game 3 (If Needed): 30 minutes after Game 2
UIL 3A-DI Orange Grove vs. Raymondville Game 1: Orange Grove 11, Raymondville 8 Game 2: Friday at 5 p.m. at Orange Grove Game 3 (If Needed): 30 minutes after Game 2
Bishop vs. Rio Hondo Game 1 Only: Bishop 11, Rio Hondo 0
UIL 3A-DII San Diego vs. Hebbronville Game 1: Friday at 7 p.m. in Hebbronville Game 2: Saturday at 1 p.m. in San Diego Game 3 (If Needed): 30 minutes after Game 2
Santa Gertrudis vs. Lyford Game 1: Lyford 3, Santa Gertrudis 5 Game 2: Friday at 5 p.m. at Lyford Game 3 (If Needed): 30 minutes after Game 2
UIL 2A-DI Three Rivers vs. Ganado Game 1: Ganado 14, Three Rivers 4 Game 2: Friday at 6 p.m. in Sinton Game 3 (If Needed): Friday following Game 2
TAPPS Division III Regional Round Game 1 Only: Incarnate Word Academy 2, Austin Veritas 0
Coastal Bend UIL State Tournament Appearances Calallen – 2024 (State Champions), 2023 (State Champions), 2021 (Runner-Up), 2019 (Runner-Up) Santa Gertrudis Academy – 2023 (Runner-Up), 2018 (State Champions), 2017 (Runner-Up), 2016, 2013 (Runner-Up) Sinton – 2001, 1999 Beeville – 2018, 2017, 1997 Gregory-Portland – 2016 (Runner-Up), 2000 Bishop – 2021 George West – 2010 (State Champions)
Coastal Bend TAPPS State Tournament Appearances Incarnate Word Academy – 2023, 1981 (TCIL State Champions)
Massachusetts high school sports highlights for May 1
Duxbury’s Cam Silvia goes airborne to corral a pass in a 10-9 loss to Lincoln-Sudbury.Barry Chin/Globe Staff Here at Globe Schools it’s like Christmas Eve as we await the online release of our 2024-25 Winter All-Scholastics on Friday (and in print on Sunday). But before we can unwrap all those accolades, let’s browse through Thursday’s […]
Duxbury’s Cam Silvia goes airborne to corral a pass in a 10-9 loss to Lincoln-Sudbury.Barry Chin/Globe Staff
Here at Globe Schools it’s like Christmas Eve as we await the online release of our 2024-25 Winter All-Scholastics on Friday (and in print on Sunday). But before we can unwrap all those accolades, let’s browse through Thursday’s results.
Before we get to the 200- and 100-level milestones, let’s start in Stoughton, where freshman goalie Joe Toupin posted the first shutout in program history during a 14-0 win over Bay Path.
Whittier senior Kyle DiCredico scored a goal and handed out six assists to push him over 200 career points while beating Somerville, 16-4. Winchester boys’ volleyball topped Arlington, 3-0, to mark the program’s 200th all-time victory. Franklin junior Sophia Sacramone notched her 200th career strikeout.
Senior Ramona Gillett scored three times for Marblehead in a narrow 14-13 victory over Beverly, including the 100th goal of her career. Norton’s Liana Danubio notched her 100th varsity hit in an 8-3 win over Westwood.
2. Walk-offs
Wilmington softball trailed Lowell Catholic, 4-3, in the bottom of the seventh when Sara Keck ripped a triple to spark a rally. She scored on Sophia Tentindo’s RBI groundout before Charlotte Forcina singled and raced home on an error.
On the girls’ lacrosse field, Whitman-Hanson’s Shannon Balfe netted the overtime winner in a 9-8 victory over Quincy.
3. Three stars
Rebecca Hornung, Southeastern — The senior provided two-way excellence in a 3-2 win over Tri-County, not allowing an earned run while striking out nine in a two-hitter, and supplying an RBI double and a steal of home as the Hawks pushed their winning streak to seven in a row.
Maggie Schlossberg, East Bridgewater — The junior struck out 13, yielding just one earned run on two hits without walking a batter, but her most impressive stats came at the dish, where she collected four hits, including two doubles, and drove in five runs in a 15-2 win over Pembroke.
Michael Wagner and Jayden Pelletier, St. John’s Prep — The senior outside hitters combined for 48 kills, with Wagner providing 26 and Pelletier chipping in with 22 in a 3-1 win over St. John’s (Shrewsbury) in a showdown of top-10 ranked Catholic Conference heavyweights.
4. Going, going, gone
Nobody displayed more power Wednesday than Pentucket freshman Kam Bonneau, who cranked a pair of home runs, including a grand slam, as part of a seven-RBI day in a 15-1 drubbing of Manchester Essex. Panthers teammate Kallie White added her first career blast.
Also leaving the yard was Tyngsborough’s Kiley Hogan and King Philip’s Ali Gill.
5. Daily lacrosse leaderboard
Goals
Conor Walsh, Whittier, 9
Taylor Corr, Silver Lake, 8
Emily Fleming, Archbishop Williams, 8
Christian Maranian, Acton-Boxborough, 8
Owen Quinn, Scituate, 8
Julia Kipperman, Nauset, 7
Sean Rockwood, Stoughton, 7
Ava Cozzolino, Nashoba, 6
Finn Cronin, Silver Lake, 6
Maddie Forbes, Marblehead, 6
Zoe Labdon, Nauset, 6
Points
Walsh, Whittier, 13
Cronin, Silver Lake, 10
Ferreira, Stoughton, 9
Quinn, Scituate, 9
Cozzolino, Nashoba, 8
Owen Considine, Lynnfield, 8
Corr, Silver Lake, 8
Forbes, Marblehead, 8
Laundry, Swampscott, 8
Maranian, Acton-Boxborough, 8
Shipos, Medway, 8
6. Daily strikeout leaderboard
Taryn Clancy, Middleborough, 14
Jackie Giordano, Brooks, 14
Maggie Schlossberg, East Bridgewater, 13
Elsie Testa, Abington, 12
Camryn Jayde Collier, Latin Academy, 11
Brayden Francis, Gloucester, 11
Preston Ardolino, Somerville, 10
Brady Chenevert, St. John’s (Shrewsbury), 10
Kiley Hogan, Tyngsborough, 9
Rebecca Hornung, Southeastern, 9
Molly LeBel, Pentucket, 9
Jack Oreal, Newburyport, 9
7. Coaching corner
After 32 years as the BC High boys’ soccer coach, 1977 graduate Billy Ryan has stepped down. A 2021 inductee into the Eastern Mass. Soccer Coaches Association Hall of Fame, he won one state title and one Eastern Mass. title, in addition to 11 Catholic Conference Championships, more than 300 wins and a spot in the BC High Hall of Fame.
Thank you Coach Ryan! After 32 years at the helm of BC High Soccer, Coach Billy Ryan’77 steps down as soccer coach. Coach Ryan leaves behind a legacy of excellence, mentorship, and service that has profoundly shaped the lives of countless student-athletes. pic.twitter.com/2yNOpH4p17
— BC High Athletics (@BChighathletics) May 1, 2025
The Silver Lake baseball team will honor the late Buddy Teevens on Friday before its 4 p.m. game against Pembroke, where Teevens was born. A 1974 Lakers graduate, who went on to coach Dartmouth football from 2005-2022, Teevens played football and hockey for the Big Green. He died in 2023 after being hit by a truck while riding his bike in Florida. He also coached Stanford, Tulane, and Maine, and served as offensive coordinator and Boston University and Illinois.
The SL baseball team will honor one of its all-time greats, the late Buddy Teevens ’74, before the 4 PM baseball game vs. Pembroke on Friday. Come on out to help us pay tribute to one of the most beloved figures in our school’s history. pic.twitter.com/zsU8lyeldV
Taunton High graduate Ancil Alexander was named the Little East Conference Outdoor Field Athlete of the Year as a freshman for UMass Dartmouth. Alexander won the shot put (53 feet, 11 inches) and the discus (173-8) during the LEC Championships. In six outdoor meets, he finished fifth or better both throws.
— UMass Dartmouth Football (@CorsairFootball) May 1, 2025
Alexander’s Corsair teammates Zane Gordon (Hyannis, Inlet Grove Community High in Florida) and Sean Patrone (Wilmington) were named co-LEC Rookies of the Year. Gordon won the 400 meters (49.51 seconds) at the LEC Championship, taking fourth in the 200 and running the third leg of the winning 4×100 relay. Patrone cleared 6-7.5 to win a league title in the high jump, marking his fifth victory in the event across six meets.
Bowdoin senior Jed Hoggard, an Acton-Boxborough graduate, was named the NESCAC’s Defensive Player of the Year, becoming the first Polar Bear to claim the award. He tallied 12 points on five goals and seven assists, leading a league-leading defense with 63 ground balls and 29 caused turnovers
A Shot For Life will hold its 2025 ASFL Hockey Classic from 2-7 p.m. Sunday at Warrior Ice Arena in Brighton, with a girls’ game followed by a boys’ game. The event features some of the best players in Massachusetts competing and raising funds for the Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center.
(25News Now) – Peoria Notre Dame signing day featured two Big Ten recruits, as Irish soccer stars Kayden Hudson and Thatcher Hogan both signed with Michigan State. PND wrestling standout Ian Akers fulfills a dream to wrestle at Army. Today was also signing day at Morton and Brimfield. In high school baseball, Morton and Normal […]
(25News Now) – Peoria Notre Dame signing day featured two Big Ten recruits, as Irish soccer stars Kayden Hudson and Thatcher Hogan both signed with Michigan State. PND wrestling standout Ian Akers fulfills a dream to wrestle at Army. Today was also signing day at Morton and Brimfield.
In high school baseball, Morton and Normal U-High won non-conference games. Peoria Notre Dame and Peoria Richwoods were both Big 12 soccer winners.
Meyer and Hall Are the WyoPreps Athletes of the Week 5
Two big-time playmakers on the diamond were chosen as the WyoPreps Athletes of the Week, presented by Premier Bone and Joint Centers. Following last week’s performances, April 21 through April 27, 2025, Wheatland freshman Sophie Meyer and Cheyenne Hawks centerfielder Zach Hall were selected for the weekly honor. Meyer led the Bulldogs to two big […]
Two big-time playmakers on the diamond were chosen as the WyoPreps Athletes of the Week, presented by Premier Bone and Joint Centers. Following last week’s performances, April 21 through April 27, 2025, Wheatland freshman Sophie Meyer and Cheyenne Hawks centerfielder Zach Hall were selected for the weekly honor. Meyer led the Bulldogs to two big conference victories, while Hall helped the Hawks go undefeated against a regional foe.
WYOPREPS ATHLETE OF THE WEEK WINNERS 5-1-25
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Meyer was 11-15 at the plate in four games last week. She had a batting average of .733 and ten RBIs. Meyer hit one home run and two doubles, scored eight times, and walked twice. That performance helped Wheatland defeat Torrington 15-4 and 13-11. The big win was a 13-12 comeback victory over No. 3 Cheyenne Central in the conference game. The Bulldogs improved to 2-0 in the conference against the Indians this year and 3-1 in league games overall.
WyoPreps spoke to the freshman about her effort last week. Meyer described her play, what she focused on at the plate and in the field, how big that win over Cheyenne Central was, and more.
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Hall went 6-9 at the plate. That was a .667 batting average. It provided a big lift for the Cheyenne Hawks to go 3-0 against the Rapid City Post 22 Expos. They won the three games 8-2, 7-6, and 13-5. That improved their record to 5-2 this year. Two of Hall’s hits were doubles. He had six RBIs, scored twice, drew three walks, stole four bases, and did not strike out in ten trips to the plate.
Zach discussed his performance over the big weekend for the Hawks. He described his overall play, approach while batting or in the field, aggressiveness on the base paths, and more.
Congratulations to Sophie and Zach on being picked as the Premier Bone and Joint Centers WyoPreps Athletes of the Week!
Wyoming High School Sports Pics of the Week: April 11-25
Wyoming High School Sports Pics of the Week: April 11-25
Gallery Credit: Shannon Dutcher, Frank Gambino, James Yule, Mark Ryzewicz, Kellie Jo Allison, Scott Kolb, Randy Bell, Beau Hurst
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Mike Molieri with Menlo-Atherton student Jalen William during the 2023 CCS championship for boys basketball. Courtesy Dan Molieri.The district alleges he violated policies including: failure to notify the district of students he believed needed changes to their special education plan; disclosure of confidential student information to non-district employees; making false statements about students to staff and administrators; and soliciting parents, students and staff to engage in professional services of his brother Dan Molieri, a private investigator for the Law Offices of John Burris. Burris is representing the case involving the arrested M-A student in 2023.
NESCAC Men’s Lacrosse Awards
