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Boston Globe
3 days ago
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- Boston Globe
No. 18 Burlington girls' lacrosse erases a three-goal deficit in Division 2 victory over No. 15 Marshfield
'We did not stop, at all,' said Burlington senior CJ Tremblay. 'Even when we were down, we just kept fighting. We had a great fourth quarter. Everyone was putting their body on the line. That's all you can ask for in a game like this, especially with such a young team.' Get Starting Point A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday. Enter Email Sign Up Tremblay, junior Ava Robitaille, and sophomore Emma Steiner paced Burlington with three goals apiece. Junior Mairin Condon made 12 saves, including a critical one with 22 seconds left, and fearless freshman Georgia Bilodeau battled on the draw with Marshfield junior Julia O'Brien all night. Advertisement Clara McGrath converts for Marshfield to trim Burlington's lead to 14-13 with 3:10 left — Trevor Hass (@TrevorHass) Junior Clara McGrath fueled the 15th-seeded Rams (12-7) with five goals, and senior Noelle Finucane tallied four. Marshfield, hosting its first non-preliminary-round tournament game in program history, displayed plenty of fight as well in a physical, well-played battle. 'Burlington is such a talented program,' said Marshfield coach Sabrina Santaniello. 'We were matched up pretty well for this. It just came down to literally the last 10 seconds. I'm proud of my team this entire season. What a ride. I'm proud of my seniors. I couldn't have asked for a better team this season.' Advertisement Marshfield led, 3-2, through 1, 8-6 at halftime, and 11-8 late in the third, behind a steady diet of Finucane and McGrath and well-timed cuts. Gabby Colozzi made it 11-9 through 3, then Robitaille notched three timely goals in the first six minutes of the fourth to vault the Red Devils in front, 14-12. McGrath added one more with 3:10 left before Condon and her teammates secured one final stop. Girls lacrosse final: Burlington 14, Marshfield 13 18th-seeded Red Devils storm back and outlast the 15th-seeded Rams in a thriller. Huge save from Mairin Condon late. A truly outstanding game — Trevor Hass (@TrevorHass) The Red Devils ran out the clock, with Steiner hoisting her stick in the air, letting out a scream, and joining her teammates for the celebration near the Burlington net. 'I told them to just keep playing our game,' said Burlington first-year coach Maddy Skiff. 'Be patient, do what we do best, work together. We did that, and we came out on top.' Burlington's Emma Steiner (No. 9) exults in her team's 14-13 victory over host Marshfield in a Division 2 girls' lacrosse matchup. Barry Chin/Globe Staff Burlington learned from close regular-season losses to Lexington, Bedford, North Andover, and Ipswich. The setbacks yielded a deceiving record, as this was not a typical No. 18 seed. Tremblay, whom Skiff described as 'one tough cookie,' said it was her favorite lacrosse game ever. 'Honestly, my mind went blank,' Tremblay said. 'It's just such an amazing feeling. As a senior, I don't have many games left, so I'm taking it all in, but it's the best one I could ask for.' Trevor Hass can be reached at
Yahoo
27-05-2025
- Yahoo
Marshfield man charged with harassment at Casey's gas station
MARSHFIELD, Mo. — A Marshfield man has been charged with a felony following an incident at a Casey's gas station on Thursday, May 22. According to online court dockets, Craig Temen, born 1965, has been charged for first-degree harassment, second-degree sexual abuse, peace disturbance and fourth-degree assault. The probable call statement says that Webster County police responded to a male causing a disturbance by harassing customers at a Casey's gas station. When police arrived, they noticed citizens standing around a black Dodge Durango beside the fuel pumps, the statement says. Police found Temen inside the vehicle and decided to put him into custody for the peace disturbance. The victim told police that Temen had pulled up to the parking lot and blocked their vehicle from leaving the establishment. Former Gateway police chief escapes from North Central Unit prison According to the victim, Temen then began to yell and wave his hands toward them. The victim said they were 'terrified,' thinking that Temen might do something bad to them. The second victim told police that she heard the yelling from Temen and decided to leave her vehicle because she was worried. When the second victim turned around, they noticed Temen starting to walk toward them. When Temen got over to the victim, he began to yell at them and began to push her back and touched her right breast. The victim then got the attention of nearby construction workers, as she pushed Temen away from them. The construction workers were able to push Temen away, as the victim pushed the 'need assistance' button at the gas station. The victim said they went to check on the first victim, when he started to run towards them again. The construction workers were able to get between them and stop anything from happening again. Temen is scheduled for an initial appearance on May 27, 2025. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Boston Globe
26-04-2025
- Sport
- Boston Globe
No. 14 Mansfield boys' lacrosse stakes its flag with Chowda Cup championship over No. 12 Marshfield
Cole Hogencamp rifles a shot on net during the Chowda Cup championship, won by Mansfield for the first time. Jonathan Wiggs/Globe Staff 'It's a program-defining win,' said Mansfield's 18-year coach Tim Frias. 'The boys work hard all year long and for it to culminate with this, one of the many steps we want to take this season, is a real good feeling.' With Sam O'Brien winning the majority of first-half faceoffs, leading to goals from Charlie Carroll (3 goals) and Jon Sullivan (3 goals, 1 assist), the No. 12 Rams (6-3) took an early lead. But Mansfield used an aggressive ride and opportunistic offense to string together a 5-0 run in the second quarter, taking a 9-8 advantage into halftime. Get Starting Point A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday. Enter Email Sign Up End 1: Marshfield 5, Mansfield 4. Jon Sullivan wraps around for a Rams goal. Cole Hogencamp responded for Hornets with :02 left. Faceoff adv. 7-2 for Marshfield. — Nate Weitzer (@nweitzer7) Advertisement In the second half, sophomore Cole Hogencamp took over, with five of his game-high eight goals coming after the break. Junior Andrew DeGirolamo (2 goals, 5 assists) found his teammate in position for multiple goals and the Hornets held Marshfield's star duo off the board while allowing just one goal over the final 22 minutes. MHS Men's Lax are Chowda Cup CHAMPIONS for the first time ever with a 16-9 win over a talented Marshfield team. Hogencamp 8G-1A, DeGirolamo 2G-5A, Donovan 3G, Smith 1G-1A, Gibson 1G-1A, Vallett 1G, Minton 1A. Plante with 9 saves. — Mansfield High School Lax (@MHS_mens_lax) 'We wanted to really limit [O'Brien's] fastbreaks off the faceoff X and Nico [Smith] did a great job battling,' said Frias. '[Carroll and Sullivan] are great players. We just wanted to find ways to keep them contained and keep them from going on runs.' Related : Advertisement Mansfield lost, 18-8, to Marshfield in the quarterfinals of last year's Chowda Cup. While the Hornets got off to an undefeated start this season, their schedule did not ramp up until they entered this annual vacation-week tournament, which they had not won since joining the field in 2012. 'Everyone says that our schedule's been a cupcake,' said DeGirolamo, 'And we just showed that we can play with anyone in the state. We're firing on all cylinders.' Mansfield's Tommy Vallet looks for a gap in the Marshfield defense. Jonathan Wiggs/Globe Staff Hingham 13, Winchester 9 — The No. 8 Red & Black (7-3) won the first three faceoffs and took an early 4-1 lead before the No. 9 Harbormen (9-1) settled into the rain-soaked Coaches Cup clash, trimming the deficit to 7-6 by halftime when Patty Browne (2 goals, 3 assists) set up fantastic finishes from Cam McKenna (2 goals, 2 assists) and Colin Lasch (2 goals, 2 assists) in the final 30 seconds of the second quarter. Related : Ryan Martin led Winchester with six goals, including a tally early in the third quarter, but the Harbormen held their opponents scoreless over the next 20 minutes during a steady 6-0 run. Chase Beighley contributed a goal and an assist and Owen Packard finished with a hat trick for Hingham. 'We let in some soft goals early, but we didn't cave,' said Hingham coach John Todd. 'Our defense played great and then our offense settled down.' Nate Weitzer can be reached at
Boston Globe
16-04-2025
- Sport
- Boston Globe
Globe Top 20 softball poll: Lincoln-Sudbury making a strong pitch
Marshfield, outscoring opponents 58-10 through four wins, enters the Top 20 for the first time. Records based on scores reported to the Globe. The Globe's Top 20 softball poll The Globe poll as of April 16, 2025. Teams were selected by the Globe sports staff. No. Team Record Previous 1. Taunton 6-0-0 1 2. King Philip 5-0-0 2 3. Lincoln-Sudbury 4-1-0 4 4. Dighton-Rehoboth 2-1-0 3 5. Silver Lake 3-0-0 5 6. Joseph Case 3-1-0 7 7. Central Catholic 3-0-0 6 8. Bishop Feehan 6-0-0 8 9. Walpole 2-1-0 9 10. Bedford 3-1-0 10 11. Apponequet 6-0-0 11 12. Bridgewater-Raynham 4-1-0 12 13. Marblehead 5-0-0 13 14. Norton 7-0-0 14 15. Weymouth 2-1-0 16 16. Newton North 5-1-0 17 17. Triton 2-1-0 15 18. Middleborough 4-2-0 20 19. Marshfield 4-0-0 – 20. Attleboro 5-2-0 19 Cam Kerry can be reached at
Boston Globe
09-03-2025
- Sport
- Boston Globe
Sabrina Stone delivers twice as Milton girls' hockey wins thrilling double-overtime Division 2 semifinal vs. Marshfield
Stone, the Wildcats' leading scorer, netted the tying goal with 3:48 remaining in regulation, then delivered the winner 45 seconds into the second overtime period to lift sixth-seeded Milton past No. 7 Marshfield, 2-1, in a Division 2 semifinal at Gallo Ice Arena. D2 GIRLS FINAL: Milton 2, Marshfield 1 After scoring the tying goal in with under four minutes left in regulation, Sabrina Stone nets her second of the game to end it 45 seconds into 2OT. The No. 6 Wildcats (20-3-2) are onto TD Garden. — Matty Wasserman (@Matty_Wasserman) The comeback victory sends the Wildcats (20-3-2) to their first championship appearance since 2007. They will face No. 13 Medfield (15-7-2) on Sunday at TD Garden. Advertisement 'We knew that the goals weren't going to come easy for us, but we just had to throw it towards the net,' Stone said. Get Starting Point A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday. Enter Email Sign Up Related : The first period was controlled by Marshfield, and senior Cassie Burke struck first just four minutes in after getting loose on a 2-on-1 rush and burying a wrister from the right dot. After playing on their heels early on, the Wildcats controlled possession for much of the remaining two periods and overtime, which Lodi chalked up in part to experience in big moments. Milton's bench erupts in jubilation after Sabrina Stone knots the game in the third period. Danielle Parhizkaran/Globe Staff 'Marshfield was here last year, they went to the final four,' Lodi said. 'Last year, we got knocked out in the elite eight. So that was their period to control the pace, and then our goal was to make sure that we dictated the game the rest of the way.' Marshfield star junior goalie Morgan Murphy kept the Rams afloat with a number of difficult saves in the third period before Stone broke through after surprising Murphy to the inside post. Related : After a rock fight with little open ice for either side in eight minutes of 4-on-4 overtime, Stone broke loose on the opening shift of 3-on-3 double overtime and sniped the winner. 'It took two really skilled shots,' Lodi said. 'We're not built on skilled goals like that. Normally, most of our goals are on the ice, rebounds, and greasy goals. But to put two bar-down like that, it just shows that we're a complete team.' Advertisement Milton's Noelle Gorham (right) skates around Marshfield's Alice Melvin. Danielle Parhizkaran/Globe Staff Milton goalie Caera Hart stops a shot in the Division 2 semifinal at Gallo Arena in Bourne. Danielle Parhizkaran/Globe Staff Marshfield's Jill Parrell looks for an opening. Danielle Parhizkaran/Globe Staff Marshfield goalie Morgan Murphy stopped every shot she faced for the first two periods. Danielle Parhizkaran/Globe Staff Matty Wasserman can be reached at
