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State tournament roundup: St. John’s Prep laxmen bounced in battle of the birds


In a back-and-forth lacrosse battle between Eagles, No. 2 St. John’s Prep’s quest for a sixth consecutive state championship was derailed by No. 6 Boston College High in an overtime thriller in the Div. 1 semifinals. BC High escaped, 11-10, at Burlington High.

The Prep bowed out with a 19-3 record.

Trailing, 10-9, after a Prep goal from Ryan McCarthy with less than a minute to go in regulation, BC’s Nathan Rogers scored to force overtime with four seconds to go, then sealed the deal with the game-winner in overtime.

Ryan McCarthy (4 goals) staked The Prep to a 1-0 lead in the first. After back-to-back goals from BC, Prep’s Paul Kosinski (2 goals) and Will Crawford scored one goal each in the final 11 seconds to put the Eagles on top, 3-2, after one and 5-4 after second-quarter goals from Josh Barton and Kosinski.

Thais Tolo, McCarthy, and Beckett Lee bumped Prep’s lead to 8-6 with one quarter to go. McCarthy increased the lead to 9-7 with about eight minutes on the clock, only to see BC tie the game, 9-9, with six minutes left.

BC will face off against top-seeded Lincoln-Sudbury (TBD).

BOYS TENNIS

No. 1 Westborough 5
No. 5 Marblehead 0

The Magicians’ magical ride came to a screeching halt Tuesday at the hands of the Rangers, who showed they were the top Div. 2 seed for a reason. Marblehead came into the match riding a 15-match winning streak and had not lost since April 29.

But this day belonged to the Rangers, who will face No. 3 Duxbury (TBD) for all the marbles. Duxbury punched its ticket to the championship match with Monday’s 3-2 win against No. 7 Sharon.

The Magicians finished 20-3.

  • Anne Marie Tobin

    Anne Marie Tobin is a sports reporter for the Item and sports editor of the Lynnfield and weeklies. She also serves as the associate editor of North Shore Golf magazine. Anne Marie joined the Weekly News staff in 2014 and Essex Media Group in 2016. A seven-time Massachusetts state amateur women’s golf champion and member of the Massachusetts Golf Association Hall of Fame, Tobin is graduate of Mount Holyoke College and Suffolk University Law School. She practiced law for 30 years before becoming a sports reporter. Follow her on Twitter at: @WeeklyNewsNow.



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