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Patriot Ledger
Keigan Holte, Aidan Nicholson power Marshfield football past Hingham
MARSHFIELD — Heavyweight fights rarely end after the first punch. But even for the best boxers, an early knockdown makes recovery difficult. So when the Marshfield High football team's first possession on Friday, Oct. 23, ended with Hingham’s Henry Weibley blocking a Ram punt at their 30 yard-line, scooping it up and running it back for a touchdown, you had to wonder how quickly the Rams could pick themselves up off the canvas. But Marshfield’s hurry-up offense — and their steely senior class — is designed to counterpunch. The Rams responded with 41 unanswered points and beat the Harbormen 44-21 on their Senior Night to remain atop the Patriot League Keenan Division. Marshfield (5-1, 3-0 Keenan) ran its no-huddle offense at a pace Hingham (4-3, 2-2 Keenan) never matched, and senior linebacker Keigan Holte snatched two momentum-shifting interceptions to keep the Harbormen from finding a foothold. The turning point came early. Down 7-0, Marshfield lost a fumble when Hingham's Jake Araujo stripped Cole Hannigan on a sweep, and senior linebacker Cole Palek recovered near the Hingham 25. The tide seemed to be turning in Harbormen's favor. But a few plays later, Holte made a diving interception at the Hingham 45.
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High school 'Scotty Award,' Student of the Month recipients
Nathan Bruttanitti. Photo source: Wareham High School. Wareham High School gave the Scotty Monteiro Jr. Award to Daniel Gavin for the month of September. The “Scotty Award,” started by the Scotty Monteiro Jr. Foundation, is given out monthly to students who embody strong character, leadership and kindness. It honors Scotty Monteiro Jr., who lost his life to violence at 21 years old in 2009.
stadiumjourney.com
Walter Brown Arena - Boston University Terriers Women's Hockey
The Walter A. Brown Arena Memorial Skating Pavilion is named for the original owner of the Boston Celtics and former president of the Boston Bruins. The rink served as the home to the Boston University men’s hockey team from 1971 and the women’s hockey team since 2005. When the men’s team moved to Agganis Arena in 2005, the facility became one of the few on-campus hockey venues in the country dedicated solely to women’s hockey.
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Two Plymouth educators earn accolades
Two Plymouth Public Schools educators are being recognized this month for their work in science education, with a Plymouth South High School teacher receiving a national honor and the district’s science curriculum coordinator earning a state award. Jessica Meade, a teacher at Plymouth South High School, was named an...
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The Milford Daily News
With 'complete performance,' Milton football stuns Franklin in rout
(This story was updated to accurately reflect the most current information.) MILTON — With the arm of Sean Lane and the hands of Chaz Putman, the Milton High football team delivered its best performance of the season. The senior quarterback led the way, completing 11 of 16 passes for 139 yards and three touchdowns and Putman hauled in two touchdowns as the Wildcats declawed Franklin en route to a convincing 41-6 victory in Friday night’s highly anticipated non-league match-up at a packed Brooks Stadium at Milton High School. More: Super 25 Massachusetts high school football rankings ahead of Week 7 The Wildcats, who were seeded eighth in the MIAA Division 3 power rankings, aimed to reverse the course following last week’s 21-0 shutout loss to Walpole. Other contributors for the Wildcats included Jayden DuBois, who rushed for 90 yards on 11 carries and 2 touchdowns while senior tri-captain Peter Skutnik added 74 yards on 11 rushes and a score and Taj Chung had an 18-yard TD reception. “It’s a great win for us, and it’s our most complete performance of the season,’’ said Wildcat coach Steve Dembowski, whose squad improves to 5-2 overall. “Last week against (Walpole), we laid an
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CBS News
Marblehead High senior posthumously recognized as Celtics' "Hero Among Us"
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Milton native Carlene Marie, returns to Fontbonne 38 years after graduation
Thirty-eight years after graduating from Fontbonne, Milton native Carlene Marie is returning to her alma mater with a message for today’s students: Your worth isn’t something you have to earn. Carlene, Fontbonne Class of 1988, will return to campus Thursday, Nov. 5, as a featured speaker in Fontbonne’s...
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Friday Night Rivals: High school football highlights on Oct. 23
Which teams faced off in the St. Rays vs. Cranston West game?. s — We're onto week 7 of high school football as playoffs inch closer and closer. For this Friday Night Rivals, St. Rays faced Cranston West, Central took on Barrington, West Warwick played East Providence, Burrillville faced Pawtucket, Mt. Hope played Classical, and Tiverton took on Central Falls.
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The Standard-Times
Apponequet football is 'for real' after 7-0 start
DARTMOUTH — A year ago, the Apponequet football team lost its first seven games. With a 35-15 victory over Bishop Stang on Thursday, Oct. 22, the Lakers are off to a 7-0 start to the 2026 season. “I could not have imagined this,” admitted Apponequet head coach Zane Fyfe . “We went 0-7 last year and we’re 7-0 this year.” Senior quarterback Paxton Canessa isn’t surprised with Apponequet’s dramatic turnaround after the work the Lakers put in during the offseason. “This offseason is the hardest I’ve ever seen a group of guys work,” he said. “We came together.” Senior running back Joe Procaccini could feel something special brewing in the months leading up to the season. “When we got back after it we knew from the second we started working in the offseason that this is what was going to happen,” he said. “We knew we were going to play as a team and that’s what we have. We have a good team. We play together and that’s why we’re doing what we’re doing.” Week 7: SouthCoast High School Football scores and highlights Week 7: Breaking down every SouthCoast football game The Lakers have bought into a team-first mentality. “We