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Florida State is an overwhelming choice to win the conference title; Harold Landry got votes for Player of the Year.

The 6-2, 165-pound Milton Academy righthander, who has been clocked in the low 90s, agreed to a $1 million contract.

Medway’s Ryan Norton played a key role for the regional hockey team that won gold at the Bay State Games.

Two-sport Boston College standout Kenzie Kent of Norwell was named the the Atlantic Coast Conference’s Female Athlete of the Year.

The Eagles generated plenty of enthusiasm from their bowl win over Maryland, but can BC carry it forward?

The charismatic Martin Jarmond, 37, is one of just 14 African-American athletic directors among FBS schools and the first in BC’s history.

Vaughn Williams and Jocelyn Fisher Gates will work closely with new AD Martin Jarmond.

Belmont’s James Stadler earned Scholar-Athlete of the Year honors as a junior distance runner at Haverford.

Recent Lasell graduate Mack Kingman of East Bridgewater is a finalist for Great Northeast Atlantic Conference Woman of the Year honors.

The senior attack from Merrimac became a top scorer and helped the Eagles reach the NCAA Division 1 title game.

Swampscott’s Peter Hale showed he can get it done on the track and in the classroom.

In Milford, playing American Legion ball alongside college players can be a great learning experience for high schoolers.

Wayland’s Morgan Fletcher was nominated for the NCAA Woman of the Year Award for her stellar lacrosse and soccer play at Hamilton College.

Josh Ellis just graduated from Harvard, hopes to go to medical school, and is devoted to trying to improve life in Haiti, but he’s loved playing school baseball, as well.

Wayland’s Charlotte Smith was honored as George Washington University’s Most Valuable Oarswoman.

Karen Boen of Stoughton, the Stonehill College women’s track and field coach, scooped up two coaching awards.

Top high school seniors gathered in Lynn to play in games honoring “The Golden Greek,” a shining star who died June 27, 1955, at age 26.

Tyler Vrabel, a 6-4, 255-pound left tackle at St. Pius X in Houston, will play football for the Eagles in 2018.

Stanford swimmer Katie Ledecky won the Honda Cup as the nation’s top Division 1 female athlete.

Mr. Kush compiled a 176-54-1 record while coaching the Sun Devils from 1958 to 1979.

“Cancer doesn’t really care what kind of shape you’re in,” said Haynes. “It doesn’t matter that I’m a Hall of Famer.”

Walpole’s Johnny Adams, most recently Boston College’s senior shortstop, was selected by the Mariners in the 22nd round of the MLB draft.

Burlington’s Chris Sharpe was drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 14th round of the Major League Baseball draft.

The two-game home-and-home series will begin in Chestnut Hill in 2024, and will conclude at Spartan Stadium in 2025.

Here are scouting reports for this year’s NBA Draft prospects.

Brady Singer pitched seven strong innings and Deacon Liput hit a three-run homer for the Gators.

The legendary BU coach joins Ben Smith, Scott Young, Ron Wilson, and Kevin Collins as honorees.

A former escort alleged that she was hired to provide services for Louisville players from 2010-14.

Yale, which won the national title last weekend, will finish the season as the No. 1 team in the country.

The Crimson camp at a place called Red Top along the Thames, where tradition and teamwork take hold.

A rising senior at Brandeis, Natick’s Nicholas Waller plays and teaches the sport, and even organized a team.

Sudbury’s Ryan Berardino, a Bentley University freshman, scooped up two rookie honors in his debut baseball season.

Norwell’s Kenzie Kent, a Boston College junior attack, is one of four finalists for the Honda Sports Award in women’s lacrosse.

Nicole Demars of Beverly was named to the America East 2017 Helping Hands Team.

The freshman at Worcester State already has cleared 7 feet in the high jump and won the Division 3 national title.

The Sooners’ 56-year-old mentor cited no health reasons for his sudden departure.

Charges stem from an incident at an on-campus party in January.

Martin Jarmond’s learning curve will be steep, so here’s a things to remember list.

Jon Baker of Millis, the senior center for Boston College’s football team, is in the running for an award honoring the nation’s top center.

Abington’s Nathan Littman, Fitchburg State’s junior catcher, batted .304 on the season with 18 stolen bases.

WPI freshman Sydney Packard of Georgetown earned Division 3 All-American honors in the 800 meters.

The Terrapins’ men’s team matched the feat of the women’s team from Sunday.

Limestone pulled away for an 11-9 win to deny the Warriors in Division 2 final.

Kenzie Kent (5 goals, 5 assists) did all she could but the Eagles’ bid for an upset fell short.

A storied powerhouse takes on the hometown newcomer that is happy to be here but not satisfied with just participating.

Tre Leclaire had three goals in the Buckeyes’ 11-10 win over Towson.

The Terriers forward is the son of former NHL left winger Brian Bellows.

A former athlete and coach, Roecker will be taking over a program whose 18 Division 3 varsity teams will be transitioning from one conference to another.

Dedham’s Nick Falkson, a junior infielder at Tufts, was voted New England Small College Athletic Conference Player of the Year.

Upton’s Teddy Carey has set a Babson College mark for strikeouts by a pitcher in a season.