Recap: Tantasqua Regional Warriors vs. Millbury Woolies

Basketball Preview: Tantasqua Regional Warriors vs. Northbridge Rams

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Recap: Tantasqua Regional Warriors vs. Millbury Woolies

Preview: Tantasqua Regional Warriors vs. Millbury Woolies

Preview: Tantasqua Regional Warriors vs. Auburn Rockets

Recap: Tantasqua Regional Warriors vs. Millbury Woolies

Preview: Tantasqua Regional Warriors vs. Millbury Woolies

Historic wins, perfect games, national titles and national disgraces helped make the last 365 days memorable.

Bay State's top high school basketball programs since 2010.

Certified trainer works to keep us fit with next video in a series designed for in-home exercise.

'The Shot' tops our look back at the best of the past 10 years.

From 'Remember the Titans' to 'Wildcats,' here are some flicks while we wait for high school sports to return.

MIAA board of directors votes to end basketball, hockey seasons.

MIAA to crown champions in four divisions.

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.

Arguably nation's top showcase vaults to next level with match-ups of St. Patrick-Findlay Prep, DeMatha-Mater Dei and St. Benedict-Bishop O'Connell; Gilchrist will play for St. Patrick.

With plenty back from a team that went 13-8 a year ago, Sci-Tech on the way up despite loss to Rhode Island's Mt. Pleasant.

Archbishop Williams' girls only repeat winners in MIAA finals; Central Catholic boys win going away in Division 1; Northampton, Wellesley girls pick up first-ever titles; Tantasqua's 49-game winning streak halted by CM.

Central Catholic, St. John's to meet in MIAA Division 1 boys' basketball final on Saturday in Worcester; Tantasqua's undefeated streak on the line in Division 2; North Cambridge Catholic boys and Cohasset Girls are Division 4 champs.

Madness moves into North, South East and West semifinals and finals; Top-ranked Charlestown boys fininshed; Springfield Central girls eye fourth straight state crown

Eagles rally from 10 down in second half, top Holy Name.

Warriors the only undefeated team left in Central Mass.