Globe Schools Insider: Football on a Wednesday, a hooper headed to Florida, and major milestones

Five straight days of high school football kicked off with Sharon/Dedham hosting Martha’s Vineyard for a 42-0 victory thanks to two TD passes and a scoring scamper from senior QB Brady Shuffain, who was coming off setting the school’s single-game TD pass record with five in a 40-18 win over Wareham.

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More than 30 football games are slated for Thursday, with another 90 on Friday and a couple dozen on Saturday before Nantucket wraps up the weekend with a Sunday afternoon affair at Nashoba Valley Tech.

▪ Central Florida-bound Medfield senior Sidney Heavey surpassed 100 career points, the first in program history, during a 5-1 girls’ soccer win over Holliston. Heavey, the daughter of Kristin Lilly, has 62 goals and 41 assists.

▪ Senior Asa Labell broke the course record at Hamilton-Wenham, posting a time of 18 minutes, 7 seconds on the 2.8-mile course as part of a 15-50 sweep of Ipswich. She finished four seconds faster than the previous mark, set by teammate Grace Rich last season. Rich dropped out after experiencing a cramp in the second mile. “Grace and Asa were both running neck-and-neck. Once Grace wasn’t able to finish, Asa raced by herself for the last mile,” said coach Steve Sawyer.

▪ Triton senior Cassidy McBee set a course record at Ravenswood Park, winning the dual meet in 15 minutes, 52 seconds, although the Vikings lost by a point, 27-28 to Manchester Essex/Rockport.

▪ Newburyport senior Jack Oreal set a school record by posting 41 points at Rowley Country Club during a 186-168 golf win over Masconomet.

▪ On Tuesday, St. John Paul II field hockey senior goalie Talya Panepinto recorded her 200th career save while making 15 in a 1-1 tie with Bishop Stang.

▪ King Philip senior Ella Morgan set the school’s field hockey points record with her 131st career point in Friday’s 10-0 win over Milford.

The MSTCA announced Wednesday that it is postponing Saturday’s Frank Kelley Invitational because of the impending storm. No makeup date was given.

“We felt it was in the best interest to prioritize the safety of our athletes, coaches, officials, and spectators,” the track organization wrote on social media.

Bobby MacAulay, St. Mary’s— The junior from Swampscott dropped a 2-under-par 34 round to earn 40 points at Salem Country Club in a 162-158 win over Essex Tech.

Kyla Breslin, Central Catholic — The junior crossed the finish line 2 minutes and 4 seconds ahead of any other runner, blazing to an 18-minute, 50-second time on the 3.07 mile course in a 15-50 girls’ cross-country sweep of Lawrence.

Griffin Clary, Norton — The Stonehill-bound senior went 2-under-par to card a 34 at TPC Boston during a 240-312 win over Dedham.

Phoebe Fontela-Tuttle, Marblehead — The junior had a hand in all four goals, assisting on three and scoring the fourth in a 4-1 girls’ soccer victory over Salem.

Aisling Mograss, Barnstable — The sophomore delivered four goals, one on a penalty stroke, to power the Hawks to a 4-0 field hockey win over Bridgewater-Raynham.

Drew Spadea, West Bridgewater — The sophomore was unstoppable, potting four goals and assisting on a fifth during a 5-0 boys’ soccer triumph over Old Rochester.

Harrison Weitz, Canton — The junior produced a 2-under-par round of 32 at Blue Hill Country Club to pace the Buldogs to a 141-157 win vs. Taunton.

Landon Zoss, Andover — The senior ran away from the field for a 55-second win, finishing the 5K course in 16 minutes, 7 seconds to pace a 16-42 boys’ cross-country win over Chelmsford.

▪ Bella Owumi, who won three girls’ basketball state titles at St. Mary’s of Lynn before transferring to the Tilton School for her junior year and earning New Hampshire Gatorade Player of the Year honors, announced she will play collegiately at Florida for former Rhode Island coach Tammi Reiss.

The 6-foot, Owumi, was ranked as the No. 29 prospect in the class of 2027 by ESPN. She is listed as the No. 1 prospect out of New Hampshire by 247Sports and the No. 8 small forward nationally.

▪ Fontbonne senior Alana MacLean, from Wilmington, announced her commitment to play women’s basketball at Saint Anselm. The 5-foot-8 guard also plays for the MTE Ducks.

▪ Oliver Ames senior Chelsea Wagner will play women’s volleyball at Assumption. The 5-foot-9-inch outside hitter has more than 500 kills in two varsity seasons for the Tigers, leading them to a 25-0 record and state title last fall.

▪ Barnstable senior Anthony Parrella announced his decision to play football at Army West Point. The 6-1, 215-pound inside linebacker also had an offer from Navy.

▪ Roxbury Latin junior Iggy Robinson, a 6-4, 200-pound outfielder and lefthanded pitcher from Milton, announced his commitment to Arkansas baseball.

▪ Dexter Southfield senior Cam Fleming, a 5-10 running back/corner back from West Roxbury, will play football at St. Lawrence.

▪ LJ Reddicks, a Milton Academy graduate spending a post-grad year at Peddie School, announced his commitment to play men’s basketball at Amherst. The 6-6 forward played for Team Sims.

▪ St. Sebastian’s junior Liam Sullivan, a 6-3 long-stick middie from Kingston, announced he will play men’s lacrosse at Georgetown.

▪ Williston Northampton junior Sawyer Padelford, a 6-2 attack from Dalton, posted his commitment to play men’s lacrosse at Sacred Heart.

▪ Harvard sophomore Tam Gavenas, a Phillips Andover graduate, was named Ivy League men’s cross-country Athlete of the Week after finishing seventh at the John McNichols Invite in 23 minutes, 53.6 seconds.

▪ Keene State freshman Bella Bacon, a Brookline graduate, was named LEC women’s volleyball Rookie of the Week after recording 24 kills, 37 digs, 7 aces, and 4 blocks over three matches.

▪ Williams senior Will Baker, a Cohasset graduate, was named the Eph of the Week after securing five tackles, four for a loss, and a forced fumble that set up the Ephs for their second TD in a 17-7 win over Bowdoin.

The Cambridge Athletic Hall of Fame will hold its annual dinner and induction ceremony on Nov. 21 at Legion Post 440 in Newton.

The 2026 class includes athletes: Reginald Mark DeCambre ’75, Phil Levine ’70, Kevin Lovaincy ’12, Maisha Moses ’87, Omo Moses ’90, Ramon Neves ’89, Yuleska Ramirez-Tejeda ’16, Paul Riley ’65, Michelle Thibault-Silva ’79, Nelson Ubaldo ’92, and Kyara Weekes-Taylor ‘07. It will also include legacy entries: John Clarkson 1894, William Conway ’58, Ann Marie Rancatore-Tobin ’53, and Frank Saia ’54.

The legacy team entries will be the 1887 Cambridge football team, the 1940 Rindge track team, and the 1941 and ’42 Rindge boys’ basketball teams. The 1980 and 81 CRLS boys’ basketball teams will also be inducted, along with special contributor Rawhl Adams and coach Thomas Murphy. Tickets are $65 and available through Venmo @cambridgehof.

Top performers from Wednesday, Sept. 23

Drew Spadea, Old Rochester, 4

Brennan Fallis, Cardinal Spellman, 3

Brady Richards, Northbridge, 3

Brielle Broughton, Peabody, 2

Kennedy Frawley, Middleborough, 2

Callie Gilmore, Marblehead, 2

Gabrielle Holdsworth, Cardinal Spellman, 2

Nathan Kounga, Danvers, 2

Esi Kutsoati, Cathedral, 2

Emerson McCann, Cardinal Spellman, 2

Isaac Vitoria, Northbridge, 2

Phoebe Fontela-Tuttle, Marblehead, 3

Anyla Andrade, Cathedral, 2

Kennedy Frawley, Middleborough, 2

Lily Iwanski, Middleborough, 2

Julianna Mackie, Lexington, 2

Jazelle Ortega, Cathedral, 2

Brady Richards, Northbridge, 2

Mia St. Pierre, Danvers, 2

Top performers from Wednesday, Sept. 23rd

Aisling Mograss, Barnstable, 3

Katie Crompton, Manchester Essex, 2

Kaylie Fabrizio, Hingham, 2

Cate Buckler, Barnstable, 2

Claire LaRonede, Hingham, 2

Hope Shanahan, Amesbury, 2

Top performers from Wednesday, Sept. 23rd

Erin Root, Old Rochester, 22

Hazel Lovins, Winchester, 17

Milana Labkovich, Lynnfield, 16

Audrey Manning, Lynnfield, 16

Ava Johnston, Barnstable, 14

Hailey Moreira, Dartmouth, 13

Giulianna DeSouza, Dennis-Yarmouth, 12

Mia Milani, Bellingham, 11

Hadley Myler, Nashoba, 11

Amalia Thompson, Barnstable, 11

Ady Chua, Old Rochester, 42

Maddy Campbell, Barnstable, 33

Jedaya Miller, Dennis-Yarmouth, 27

Madyson Silva, Joseph Case, 26

Addison Tieu, Dartmouth, 20

Lindsey Barber, Dartmouth, 19

Julia Monteiro, Whitinsville Christian, 19

Sadie Chadwick, Hanover, 18

Carina DeLeo, Lynnfield, 18

Abigail Sylvestger, Bishop Feehan, 28

Mia Keays, King Philip, 24

Gabrielle Lindeman, Danvers, 24

Mia Barnes, Bishop Feehan, 21

Rita Mainini, Nashoba, 20

Emma Whitsitt, Whittinsville Christian, 18

Amanye Burgess, Dartmouth, 16

Hadley Brown, Danvers, 15

Lauren Garofalo, Danvers, 14

Mady DeOliveira, Bellingham, 9

Addison Tieu, Dartmouth, 8

Julia Monteiro, Whitinsville Christian, 7

Audrey Manning, Lynnfield, 6

Elizabeth McNaught, Whitman-Hanson, 6

Ava Bailey, Newburyport, 5

Ady Chua, Old Rochester, 5

Sophia Lomba, Fairhaven, 5

Madyson Silva, Joseph Case, 5

Emma Whitsitt, Whittinsville Christian, 5

Shauna Baker, Dennis-Yarmouth, 4

Milana Labkovich, Lynnfield, 4

Ava Bailey, Newburpyort, 3

Sammy Walker, Marblehead, 3

From the source Brendan Kurie can be reached at [email protected]. Follow him on X @BrendanKurie.