Brian Roach is a part-time high school sports reporter for the Boston Herald. He specializes in covering local high school sports in the Massachusetts area, with a focus on Boston. His work has also been featured in the Lowell Sun.
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NORWELL – In what was a back-and-forth battle, Norwell had just enough on defense to come away with the victory at home Friday night.
By: Brian Roach
“It's a daunting task to take on to be undefeated, but the girls played great all season long." Billerica volleyball coach Brittney Apostolakes after state semifinal loss
By: Kristina Banahan, Kevin Barrucci, Brian Roach, Danny Ventura
BOYS SOCCER In the Div. 4 quarterfinals, Cian Casey netted a hat trick and Nathan Askjaer added a pair as top-seeded Cohasset (17-4-2) topped No. 8 Northeast, 5-2. … Matt Reinold had a goal and an …
DUXBURY – With a key turnover forced on defense late in the fourth quarter, top-seeded Duxbury is making its sixth straight trip to the state semifinals.
BILLERICA – It took 16 lead changes and 14 ties in the fourth set, but No. 1 Westborough won a third straight Div. 2 state volleyball title Saturday.
BILLERICA – Thanks to a couple of timely runs, Ipswich, led by first-year head coach Brian Reed, did more than enough to earn its fourth straight Div. 4 state title.
Boston International's dream of winning a Division 5 state boys soccer championship ended Saturday morning.
ROUNDUP BOYS SOCCER Dillon Reilly scored the lone tally as No. 2 Lynnfield (16-3-3) edged No. 14 Frontier 1-0 in the Div. 4 state
By: Kristina Banahan, Brian Roach, Kevin Barrucci
Elly Thomas and Fallon Ryan broke a scoreless tie with goals in the final minutes as No. 2 Hull (16-2-4) defeated No. 3 Tahanto 2-0 in a Div. 5 state semifinal.In the Div. 3 state semifinals, Maeve Naughton, Morganne Kilmer and Sidney Heavey all scored as No. 2 Medfield (17-3-2) topped No. 14 Cardinal Spellman […]
By: Brian Roach
WORCESTER – For the third time in program history and the first time since 2010, Dover-Sherborn has won a Div. 3 boys soccer state title.
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