News - Epic Performances Shine in High School Sports Showdown

In a thrilling display of talent, Caitlin Boyle led Bishop Fenwick to a perfect streak with her remarkable double-double of 18 points and 14 rebounds, propelling her team past Tewksbury 45-34. The action didn't stop there. Freshman sensation Carolyn Collins helped Winchester clinch a 51-39 victory over Winthrop, and Hingham triumphed over Dover-Sherborn 61-47 thanks to stellar shows by Kate McBride, Eileen Lowther, and Elizabeth Murray. East Bridgewater decimated Dennis-Yarmouth 66-24, driven by the impressive scoring of Molly Schlossberg and teammates Jenna Oman and Harley Fritz. North Reading remained unstoppable with juniors Ariana Demetri and Sophie Gallivan powering a 62-37 win against Bedford. In the Catholic Central League, a fierce competition saw St. Mary's emerge victorious over Archbishop Williams, 67-55, led by duos Sysy Emmanuel and Charleigh Green, each scoring 22 points. Bishop Feehan secured a monumental 59-21 victory over Arlington Catholic with impactful plays by Mollie Mullen and Addie Frenette. In other league play, Franklin eked out a 64-57 win against Taunton, bolstered by Sophia Sacramone and Tessah Rodrigues. West Bridgewater soared past Fairhaven 53-17, highlighted by Emma Croce's first double-double of the season. Over in Foxboro, freshman talents Rhianna Rice and Gia Porozzo took center stage, each adding 14 points in a strong 57-37 victory over Oliver Ames. Boys' basketball drew crowds as well. Stoneham's Liam MacPhee scored 30 points, guiding his team to a win against Amesbury, while senior Giuseppe Talarico celebrated a career-high game with 24 points and 16 rebounds for North Quincy. Archbishop Williams narrowly outplayed Milton 55-53, with standout performances across the board, while Marshfield overwhelmingly defeated Dennis-Yarmouth thanks to Dan Padden's 27-point spectacle. Finally, Austin Prep's boys hockey team emerged champions in a tense 2-1 match against Ridley College at the Nichols-Belmont Hill Holiday Hockey Tournament, with Nick Rinaldi's decisive third-period goals clinching the victory.