Central Massachusetts Cross Country Championships: Tahanto 60, Gardner 52: The Bucks helped Gardner win their first championship in this level of competition. Littleton is in third place. There are no juniors or seniors on the Tahanto University team roster. There are three players in the top eight, led by eighth-year veteran Jasmin Bella, who ranked fifth in overall score and completed the 5K course in 21 minutes and 5 seconds. Eighth grade student Candace Maple ranked seventh (21:15), and second grade student Chloe Casperson ranked tenth (21:44).

MIAA Zone 3 first round final: Nasuba 8 points, Whitman Hansen 0 points: Graham Strafas 3 goals and 1 assist, Laila Bormeister 2 goals and 1 assist, Ariva Nasai 1 goals, 2 assists and 4 Wolves (14 -3-1) in the first round of the State Division 2. Lauren Bustley won the lockout.

MIAA Division 2 second round: Nashoba 2, Notre Dame (Hingham) 1: Ali Vanasse scored the first goal; the regular game ended in a tie. Less than 2 minutes into the extra time, Lela Boermeester scored a goal from the corner. Defenders Elise DiTullio and Allie Jones played well in the backcourt. Abbie Zacchini is a force in the entire field, setting the pace for Nashoba. The Wolves will face Holliston next, the specific time and time to be determined.

MIAA Division 7 Super Bowl first round: Clinton 27, Latin Academy 20: Cole Nelson sprinted 20 times for 168 yards and 3 touchdowns, while Melvin Zapata played 19 times 158-yard 44-yard touchdown catch, as the host, no. 8 Gale (5-3) defeated the No. 9 Dragons (6-2) in the first round of Division 7. Clinton will face top seed Wacona in the quarterfinals next week.

MIAA Division 7 Super Bowl first round: West Boylston 29, St. Bernard 8: In the last two minutes of the second quarter, the Lions broke out two dramatic TDs and took the lead. The Lions led 6-0 in the second quarter, and senior running back Zylus Abney drove 20 yards for TD. After 8-6, West Boylston drove 51 yards to St. Bernard's 4-yard line, from where senior captain Nathyus Bonefont rushed to the middle to get the TD. Junior captain Bobby Humphrey followed close behind and successfully converted the sprint with 1:56 left in the half, leading 14-8. Later, senior quarterback Jackson Rice threw a 7-yard TD pitch to Bonefont. Humphrey followed closely and successfully converted and extended the lead to 22-8. The Lions (8-1) advance to the quarterfinals and will visit the fourth seed North Bridge; the game will move to 7pm on Thursday

Algonquin 28, Nashoba 7: Coleman Hostage passed the touchdown to Jason Levin (20 yards) and Devondrick Ines (7 yards), Paul Ramos added a pair of 1-yard touchdowns to lead hosts Algonquin (7-2). Malone Duhaime returned a 40-yard error to score a touchdown for the Wolves (3-6).

MIAA District 2 second round finals: Hopkinton 2, Nashoba 1.

MIAA Division 4 Preliminaries: Lunenburg 4, Trivium 1: Cole Keefer and Brady Iovanni both scored a goal and an assist to beat the hosts No. 28 Blue Knights (10-3-4) over No. 37 Eagles in the 4th division preliminaries Team pairing. Lunenburg will head to fifth seed Cohasset at 4:30 pm on Saturday. Oscar Schafers scored for Trivium.

MIAA Division 5 preliminary round: West Boylston 5, Taconic 4.

MIAA Division 5 second round finals: Tahanto 1, Georgetown 0.

MIAA Division 5 third round: Bromfield 5, Tahanto 0.

MIAA Division 4 Second round: Valley Tech 4, Clinton 0: Maggie Nugent scored twice, while Faith Sawyer and Madison Carter added goals, the No. 5 Beavers (17-1-2) will be the No. 28 Gale (6 -9- 2) The second round of the playoffs in Division 4. Ella Gumienney and Katelyn Steele teamed up to close the ball. Valley Tech will host the winner of Mashpee/Tyngsborough on Wednesday, the specific time is to be determined.

MIAA Division 2 second round: Westwood 2, Nashoba 1.

MIAA Division 5 second round: West Boylston 2, Mt. Everett 0: Madison Pitro and Annya O'Rourke both won the 11th Lions in the second round of Division 5 (12-1-2). Shannon Laksha won the lockout.

MIAA Division 5 second round: Tahanto 8, McCann Tech 0.

MIAA DIvision 5 Third round: Tahanto 4, Gardner 1.

MIAA Division 5 third round: West Boylston 4, Lenox 0: Rhiann Dugan scored two goals, while Kara Wattu and Serephine Jodoin also scored a goal to promote the Division 5 16th round of the 11th Lions team (15-1-2 ). Luska won the lockout. West Boylston will head to Palmer for the quarterfinals at 6pm on Saturday.

MIAA Division 2 Round 2: Nashoba 3, North Attleborough 1: Nashoba (#16 seed) hosted the 32nd round of the MIAA tournament in North Attleboro (#17 seed). Nasuba won in four games: 29-19, 12-25, 25-21 and 25-16. Kylie Doherty helped Nashoba win tonight. She had 11 kills, 5 aces, 16 assists and 11 digs. Ally Descoteaux had 9 kills, 2 assists and 3 digs. Addy Ogden (Addy Ogden) also spent a good night, he got 6 kills, 1 ace and 12 excavations.

MIAA Division 4 second round: South Lancaster 3, Stoneham 2: 14-25, 23-25, 25-18, 25-12, 15-12.

In the MIAA Division 7 quarter-finals, Clinton will head to the top seed Wahconah at 6 pm on Friday, November 12th.

In the MIAA DIvision 7 quarter-finals, the fifth seed West Boylston will visit the fourth seed North Bridge. The game will be moved to Thursday, November 11 at 7 pm. North Bridge is the Lions’ only loss (22-20). That was the first game of the year. West Boylston has won eight consecutive times and is now 8-1.

Nashoba will host Shepherd Hill on Friday, November 12th at 7pm