Unexpected Wins and Records in Massachusetts High School Sports

Volleyball Upset

• Newton South (16th-seeded) defeats Chelmsford (top-seeded) in a shocking volleyball match.
• Chelmsford was undefeated all season.
• Newton South won the final set 15-13, advancing to the next round.

Soccer Drama

• Lowell boys' soccer wins in double overtime against Beverly.
• Westford girls' soccer defeats Brookline after two shootouts.
• Lynnfield field hockey makes a surprising comeback, scoring early to defeat Hanover.

Standout Athletes

Julie Hall - Central Catholic

• First player this season to reach 1,000 kills.
• Achieved the milestone in a 3-2 victory over Westborough.
• Still a junior with plenty of time to add to her record.

Gavin Foley - Watertown

• Broke his school's single-season soccer scoring record with his 17th goal.
• Played for the Raiders as a freshman, spent two years with MLS Next, and returned for his senior season.
• Outstanding performance with 10 assists this season.

Historic Wins

• Waltham field hockey wins their first tournament in 17 years, defeating Lexington 3-1.
• Milford girls' soccer secures their first playoff win since 2013 with a 2-1 victory over Billerica.

Commitments and Achievements

• Alex Bajoras (Gloucester) commits to Rutgers for wrestling.
• Champa Visetsin (Lincoln-Sudbury) commits to Stonehill College for golf.
• Devin Kelsch (Weymouth) commits to Salem State for baseball.

Coach of the Week

• Coach Rocco Zizza (Boston Latin) named New England Patriots Coach of the Week.
• Led his team to a 20-0 win over Brighton, securing the Boston City League title and the Dragons' sixth-straight win.

Notable Performances

• Maggie Driscoll (Boston University) named Patriot League Field Hockey Midfielder of the Week.
• Angus Leary (Bowdoin) named NESCAC Football Defensive Player of the Week.