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We are back! Today is the start of the 2021 MIAA Boys Lacrosse Tournament. 16 months have passed since we had a chance to wait on the seedings for an MIAA tournament event and start MIAA tiuyrnament play. That...

By Ryan Kilian CHELMSFORD – The D1N No. 1 seed Chelmsford Lions have taken the one-game-at-a-time approach to the 2021 season. Two years removed from an overtime first-round loss to North Andover, the Lions know that they can take nothing...

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 Kevin J. Stone WAKEFIELD - At halftime of Wednesday’s thrilling Division 2 North semifinal game against Billerica, Wakefield head coach Tim Johnson talked to his team about defensive strategy and then added that sophomore goalie Kaiden Johnson would be...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsgFGaCubRk By Mike Flanagan  DOVER -- Even with a year off from MIAA lacrosse action, it is safe to say that Division 3 still runs through Dover-Sherborn. Even with Norwell’s Johnny Mullen (13-of-17) excelling at the face-off X all afternoon, along with...

By Mike Flanagan (@flano0) SUDBURY — Thursday afternoon’s season-opening showdown between perennial Division I powers Needham and Lincoln-Sudbury was all about defense, so much so that the two teams were held to just eight goals combined. Led by junior defenseman Chase...

By Kevin Stone (@kstone06) READING - Monday’s season opener for Reading and Austin Prep was more than just an opportunity to start the year off with a win. With Austin Prep leaving the MIAA after this season, the matchup between the...

By Kevin Stone (kstone06) READING - Luke Tranter may be short in stature, but his heart and competitiveness almost single-handily won No. 4 Lincoln-Sudbury a big game on the road at Reading Monday afternoon. Behind Tranter’s 18 face-off wins and seven...

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...