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Tuesday's six high school sports takeaways, starting with a mind-blowing strikeout total
Tuesday's six high school sports takeaways, starting with a mind-blowing strikeout total

Boston Globe

time23-04-2025

  • Sport
  • Boston Globe

Tuesday's six high school sports takeaways, starting with a mind-blowing strikeout total

1. Milestones Burlington's Jason Kane netted his 100th career goal in a two-goal performance to help beat Swampscott, 11-10. Advertisement From Monday: Abington baseball coach Steve Perakslis won his 339th game, making him the Karina Bosco scored the 300th goal of her career. Get Starting Point A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday. Enter Email Sign Up 2. Three stars Kiley Hogan , Tyngsborough — The junior not only struck out 12 in seven innings of one-run ball, but she added three hits and two RBIs in a 6-1 win over Beverly. Rossi, Bedford — Not only did she strike out 26 batters, but she took a no-hitter into the seventh and finished with a one-hitter in which the only damage against her was a bunt. She is up to 107 strikeouts in seven outings this season. Maggie Schlossberg , East Bridgewater — The Vikings' starter did most of her damage at the plate, crushing a three-run homer as part of a five-RBI day that also saw the junior strike out four in the circle during a 10-1 win over Oliver Ames. Advertisement 3. Daily lacrosse leaderboard Goals Mia Flaherty , Weymouth, 10 Kendall Rogers , Weymouth, 9 Ben Campbell , Danvers, 7 Zoe Labdon , Nauset, 7 Kam Tremblay , Billerica, 7 Isa Robinson , North Andover, 6 Julia Kipperman , Nauset, 6 Charlie Carroll , Marshfield, 5 Ethan Fennel , Acton-Boxborough, 5 Emelie Jonsson , Barnstable, 5 Ryan Martin , Winchester, 5 Michael Reilly , Abington, 5 Timothy Tavares , Essex Tech, 5 Sean Rockwood , Stoughton, 5 Points Cooper Dunham , Danvers, 10 Flaherty, Weymouth, 10 Tremblay, Billerica, 10 Martin, Essex Tech, 9 Rogers, Weymouth, 9 Matt Grafton , Abington, 8 Braden Martin , Billerica, 8 Tyler Moody , Danvers, 8 Sam Rizza , Waltham, 8 Carroll, Marshfield, 7 Fennel, Acton-Boxborough, 7 Lily Krawciw , Weymouth, 7 Labdon, Nauset, 7 Robinson, North Andover, 7 Jon Sullivan , Marshfield, 7 4. Daily strikeout leaderboard Alyx Rossi , Bedford, 26 Emma Penniman , Triton, 17 Kiley Hogan , Tyngsborough, 12 Cole Kelleher , Middleborough, 12 Sharlotte Stazinski , Walpole, 11 Jack Cooke , Hamilton-Wenham, 9 Delaney Moquin , Silver Lake, 9 Elsie Testa , Abington, 9 Jasen Thomas , Cambridge, 9 5. Going, going, gone As we noted, it was a day for the hurlers, not the hitters, but we still had a few who managed to get ahold of one, led by three-run shots from Hamilton-Wenham's Caden Schrock , Foxborough's Ben Angelini , and Schlossberg. Also homering were Latin Academy's Maddie Andrade , Silver Lake's Elise Tartaglione , Walpole's Sydney Bissonnette , Plymouth North's Will Novak , and Franklin's Zach Winer . 6. Tragedy in Florida While we fill most of this space highlighting athletic achievements, occasionally a truly devastating moment enters the high school sports world, and that was the case Monday night when Concord-Carlisle seniors Jimmy McIntosh , Hannah Wasserman , and Maisey O'Donnell Related : Advertisement O'Donnell was the Globe's Diver of the Year in 2023-24, and had already been selected as the 2024-25 recipient after going undefeated for two seasons, winning a pair of MIAA North sectional crowns and capturing two Division 1 titles The All-Scholastic teams will be published online on May 1 and in print on May 4. Brendan Kurie can be reached at

Boardman diver overcomes back injury to seek fourth straight trip to State
Boardman diver overcomes back injury to seek fourth straight trip to State

Yahoo

time30-01-2025

  • Sport
  • Yahoo

Boardman diver overcomes back injury to seek fourth straight trip to State

BOARDMAN, Ohio (WKBN) – Ron Navarra has been coaching high school diving for 21 years. Over the last five, R.J. Keating has been one of his best. 'I honestly think it's the most beautiful sport,' Navarra said. 'It has to be beautiful for you to do well.' Keating is a four-time All-American Conference champion and was named 'Diver of the Year' for the last four seasons by the North East Aquatic Conference. The Boardman senior is also a three-time State qualifier and spent most of his middle school years competing at Nationals against the best divers in the country. Keating knows how to impress the judges. And he knows a good dive when he hits the water. 'It's a really nice feeling most of the time,' Keating said. 'Unless there's a camera underwater like they have in the Olympics, you will not see it because usually it's underwater, the celebration. And then you come up and it's like It never happened.' Keating's journey has not been easy. Every dive has its risks, and in December of 2023, his career nearly ended. 'It was about halfway through the meet. I think it was dive 7 out of 11, and I'm not really sure how it happened. I went in the pool and I hit the dive. It went pretty well, still sixes. And then I got out of the pool and I couldn't really walk. I got out. I stood up and I just got went straight back down,' Keating said. Keating had a stress fracture between two vertebrae in his back. 'It was kind of devastating,' added Keating. A back injury is the worst-case scenario for divers. Keating's would require surgery with a bone graft from his hip. He still carries the scar. The rehab required six months of physical therapy. Keating was back playing soccer in three. He healed faster than expected and was back in the pool shortly thereafter. His first dive back, however… 'Yeah, it wasn't great,' Keating said. 'My knees actually buckled and I fell on the board. I didn't make it off the board. It was a rough start, but after that practice, it started going a lot better.' The District Tournament is just two weeks away, and Keating wants nothing more than a fourth straight trip to State. But this season, he's hoping to finish on the podium. 'He still pushes himself,' Navarra said. 'He still knows what he needs to do. And he still knows what he wants.' 'It would mean a lot,' Keating said. 'Obviously, it'd be great to end high school on a high note. And also just being with the guys that I used to dive with, it'd be basically just like a Nationals again, being 11, and just partying on the podium.' Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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