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By Brando Martinez - (@iibrandoii) ACTON - After a tough 4-3 defeat to rival Concord-Carlisle last Thursday, MIAA No. 3 Acton-Boxborough entered Monday night’s tilt with North Andover angry. Down 2-0 early, the Colonials (10-3, 4-1) needed a big performance out...

By Brando Martinez (@iibrandoii) WELLESLEY - Bad blood. There is no other way to put it. Needham kids don't like Wellesley kids and Wellesley kids don't like Needham kids. No matter the sport, any Needham/Wellesley game is intense. On the...

By Mike Flanagan (@flano0) DEDHAM - The last time ISL No. 4 Nobles and St. George's (RI) met on the lacrosse field was in 2019; a 12-4 win for the Bulldogs. Most of the guys currently rostered on both squads...

By Brando Martinez (@iibrandoii) DORCHESTER - MIAA No. 2 BC High hosted New Hampshire powerhouse Bishop Guertin last Saturday. Despite a hard-fought game on both sides that resulted in an 11-10 win for Bishop Guertin to remain unbeaten, controversy emerged as...

By Owen Hart (@owenhartmedia) Two of the South Shore's best met on Saturday night as Norwell hosted rival Scituate. After carrying a 10-9 lead into the fourth quarter, Norwell's elite face-off unit led by Johnny Mullen (Syracuse) took over. Mullen's...

By Brando Martinez (@iibrandoii) SUDBURY - It was a big boy matchup on Thursday as MIAA No. 4 Lincoln-Sudbury hosted No. 9 Medfield. To say Medfield's midfield entered banged up would be an understatement. Following a resounding 15-6 win over rival...

By Kevin J. Stone/@kstone06 DEDHAM - No. 3 Noble's head coach Matt Rowley asked the perfect question following his team’s electric 15-11 win over No. 7 Thayer in the ISL semifinals. “ISL playoffs, what have we been waiting for?” Close to 1000...

By Brando Martinez (@iibrandoii) NEEDHAM - They did it again. Two days after stunning the Massachusetts lacrosse world with a 12-11 upset win at No. 1 Belmont Hill in the ISL quarterfinals, No. 8 Gov's pulled off its second consecutive road win...

By Dom Vecchiarelli (@domvecfilms) LONGMEADOW - The ability to perform in the biggest moments is what separates the great players from good players. In all of MIAA No. 8 Longmeadow's biggest games in 2022, Luke Szyluk (Merrimack) has been great. ...

By Mike Flanagan (@flano0) The Division II Tournament is already underway and of the four divisions playing postseason lacrosse here in Massachusetts, this one seems to be the most wide open. The Field: 1. Longmeadow 2. Duxbury 3. Billerica 4. Scituate 5. Reading 6. Nashoba 7. Minnechaug 8. North...