MIAA

By Nate Weitzer CHELMSFORD – Of all the tight-knit programs in Massachusetts lacrosse, Lincoln-Sudbury has one of the strongest traditions, and part of that is owed to the service of dedicated lacrosse lifers like the late Yoshitaka Ando. The former 33-year...

By Nate Weitzer READING – After a delayed start to the season due to health and safety protocols, the first action for the Reading Rockets came in a scrimmage against defending Division 1 champion Lincoln-Sudbury. The young Rockets took lessons...

By Mike Flanagan The Natick Redhawks (9-0) have been the story of the Bay State Conference so far in 2021. Following their 9-5 victory over Needham on May 27, the Redhawks (9-0) climbed to No. 13 in the BostonLax.net MIAA...

By Jake Levin NEEDHAM—Among the many mantras BC High coach Marcus Craigwell has instilled upon his team is ‘next man up.’ The sixth-seeded Eagles found themselves in a situation that required the phrase in the second quarter against No. 3 Needham...

By Dom Vecchiarelli (@domvecfilms) LONGMEADOW - The annual rivalry match between Saint John’s (Shrewsbury) and MIAA No. 8 Longmeadow held a little more meaning on Thursday afternoon. Always a shoe-in to meet in the later rounds of the Division II...

By Willy Wright Boston Lax correspondent CHELMSFORD - It was all about the defense for Chelmsford in a 9-4 win over Dracut on Tuesday. The Lions smothered Dracut and eventually pulled away, moving to 10–4 and extending their current win streak to...

By Mike Flanagan @fLAno0  CONCORD -- Winchester punched their ticket back to the Division 2 state championship game for the first time since 2000 on Monday night with a 10-3 win over Central/West champ St. John’s (Shrewsbury) at Concord-Carlisle High...

            By Kevin J. Stone with media supplemental credits to PLL FOXBORO - Friday night was not just a historic night for the Cannons Lacrosse Club, but it also represented some history for Professional lacrosse in Massachusetts. The Premier Lacrosse League kicked...

By Brando Martinez (@iibrandoii) A dominant defensive effort helped MIAA No. 4 Lincoln-Sudbury to a 7-2 victory over Concord-Carlisle on Thursday to advance to Saturday's Coach's Cup championship game against No. 5 Hingham. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HynfFn68Gmw "Concord is such a well-coached team. It's always...

By Stacey Leissing BostonLax Correspondent NEWBURYPORT - It’s not how you start a game; it’s how you finish. In the opinion of Newburyport head coach Josh Wedge, the Clippers played their best half of the 2023 season against Dracut to come from...