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Gjon Ljucovic of Pelham (N.Y.) and Josh Hader of Old Mill (Md.) both threw complete-game no-hitters on Tuesday after being lifted from earlier games this season just short of no-hit efforts.
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Pelham coach Brian Leighton made the intelligent choice in opting for health over heroics.
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Maryland-based football events company branching out into boys and girls lacrosse, with additional sports expected to follow.
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Alabama recruit wins third straight title
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Linebacker Justin Richardson saves teacher after she was attacked and stabbed multiple times by a colleague.
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Bonita Vista placekicker, also a girls soccer star in the winter and spring, earns all-conference football honors.
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MPA ruled to allow girls hockey players from disbanded program at Deering to join Portland, but prohibited the boys.
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Florida district champion self-reports use of ineligible players, loses out on state playoff berth.
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Joe Aulisio, a sports reporter for CBS affiliate WKBN in Youngstown, Ohio, is recovering from injuries sustained during a Liberty High workout.
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October snowstorm that dumped up to 32 inches of snow on the Northeast caused game delays, hazardous conditions, postponements — even hypothermia.
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What made the gritty quarterback an NFL Hall of Famer can be traced back to his high school days at Greenwich High in Connecticut.
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Also, St. John's Prep boys, Arlington Catholic girls capture initial crowns; Malden Catholic works overtime to win Super 8 hockey championship; Whitinsville Christian, New Mission, St. Mary's prevail in finals.
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Also, Boudreau, Andover answer the call; Millbury rolls to another Central title; Brian's (swan) song still playing at Lenox.
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Also, Rebecca Robinson of Arlington (Mass.) sets record in the 300; Paris Taft of Career (Conn.) posts fifth-best 600 time in the country.
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Also, Lawrence stuns Cambridge in boys basketball; West Springfield girls end run by East Longmeadow.
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Also, MGVCA clinic a big hit.
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Lincoln-Sudbury standout breezes to state 1,000-meter title, sets national standard for 2011; Murray edges Collins in boys' 2-mile thriller; Stoughton's Boursiquot ready to defend New England title.
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Also, Mansfield goes long range; Cohasset sails to long-awaited South Shore title; Notre Dame Academy gains statement victory.
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St. Mary's retires the jersey of former basketball star Danny Green, then reflects on the life and tragic death of a rival athletic director.
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Also, Acton-Boxborough wins Dual County boys showdown; Woburn, Mansfield girls prevail; Westfield boys back on top in Western Mass.
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Patriots overcome obstacles on road, remain undefeated; Reading girls keep winning; Henault breaks St. Bernard scoring mark; Milestones and notable performances galore.
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West Bridgewater girls coach wins 500th game; Weymouth boys continue remarkable turnaround; Last-minute starter in goal gains Catholic Memorial a tie with No. 1 Malden Catholic.
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Amherst girls haven't missed a beat; St. Mary's-Lynn girls hockey streak reaches 87 games.
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Annual event to be headlined by Marquette coach Bond Shymansky; high school coaches from all states welcome.
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Tanners overcome loss of leading scorer, hand Stoneham first loss; St John's-Shrewsbury boys dominate Central Mass; Cohasset nets historic win.
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Defending state champion Raiders top Andover, avenge only loss; Connaughton, St. John's beat BC High; Newton South girls getting key contributions from senior captains.
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Kingston and Hetnik score key goals.
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Bob Hurley and the St. Anthony Friars make unlikely stop at Garden City Classic; Defending MIAA champion Andover Girls not missing a beat; Arlington hockey icon is honored.
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College-style, 16-minute halves will be altered for 2007-2008 basketball season.
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Raiders enjoy taking their show on the road in New England.