Massachusetts high school sports spring championships results

The 2023 spring high school sports season reached its conclusion Sunday with the coronation of state champions all across Massachusetts.

Here is a compilation of the results from all MIAA title games for the eight spring sports:

Baseball

at Polar Park, Worcester

DIVISION 1

Final: Taunton 7, Franklin 2

Taunton pitcher Johnny Escobalez (No. 14) hoists the hardware after leading the Tigers to a 7-2 victory over Franklin in a matchup of Hockomock League rivals in the Division 1 state baseball final on Sunday at Polar Park in Worcester. — Taunton pitcher Johnny Escobalez (No. 14) hoists the hardware after leading the Tigers to a 7-2 victory over Franklin in a matchup of Hockomock League rivals in the Division 1 state baseball final on Sunday at Polar Park in Worcester.Mark Stockwell for The Boston Globe

RelatedTaunton returns to top of Division 1 baseball, beating Franklin in finals rematch

DIVISION 2

Final: Milton 6, King Philip 2

RelatedOwen McHugh helps Milton run it back in repeat Division 2 state title

RelatedHarrison Hinckle had a hand in Milton's repeat Division 2 title as the No. 9 hitter

FINAL: Milton 6, King Philip 2

The Wildcats repeat as D2 champs, defeating KP for the second straight year.

Milton’s pitching was great all tournament and continued tonight behind Owen McHugh (5.2 IP, 11 K’s) and Tommy Mitchell.

Great run by KP. @GlobeSchools pic.twitter.com/FncQPIC3ch
— Matt Doherty (@m_doherty23) June 17, 2023

DIVISION 3

Final: Oakmont 5, Medfield 3 (12 innings)

RelatedBen Forbes does damage at the plate, on the mound, to lead Oakmont to its first Division 3 state title

FINAL (12 inn.): No. 4 Oakmont 5, No. 2 Medfield 3

The Spartans put up a pair in the top of the 12th, and @OakmontBSBL is the D3 state champion for the first time in program history.@GlobeSchools @ORHSAthletics pic.twitter.com/rmI6HPA10T
— Mike Puzzanghera (@mpuzzanghera) June 16, 2023

DIVISION 4

Final: Seekonk 5, Abington 0

DIVISION 5

Final: Bourne 10, Hopkins Academy 5

RelatedPrejudice and misconduct remain in Massachusetts high school sports — but the MIAA won’t say where

Softball

at Sortino Field, UMass Amherst

DIVISION 1

Final: Taunton 6, Central Catholic 1

DIVISION 2

Final: Burlington 10, Tewksbury 9 (8 innings)

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Burlington sophomore Madison King (18) celebrates with her teammate after scoring a run during the MIAA Division 2 softball final against Tewksbury in Amherst. — Burlington sophomore Madison King (18) celebrates with her teammate after scoring a run during the MIAA Division 2 softball final against Tewksbury in Amherst.Nathan Klima for The Boston Globe

RelatedTo earn its first Division 2 championship, Burlington softball needed extras to topple Tewksbury

DIVISION 3

Final: Middleborough 15, Norton 3

DIVISION 4

Final: Joseph Case 7, Hampshire 2

RelatedPatience is tested by rain postponement of Division 4 softball final between Joseph Case, Hampshire

RelatedHigh school scoreboard

DIVISION 5

Final: Greenfield 10, Turners Falls 2

RelatedGreenfield softball runs it back, wins repeat Division 5 state title

Boys’ lacrosse

Sunday at Burlington High/Babson College

DIVISION 1

St. John’s Prep’s Matt Morrow, (No. 15) and the rest of the Eagles celebrate their Division 1 state championship victory over BC High, 16-14, on Sunday at Burlington High School. — St. John’s Prep’s Matt Morrow, (No. 15) and the rest of the Eagles celebrate their Division 1 state championship victory over BC High, 16-14, on Sunday at Burlington High School.Ken McGagh for The Boston Globe

Final: St. John’s Prep 16, BC High 14

RelatedBoys’ lacrosse state final: With back against the wall, St. John’s Prep rallies to capture third straight state championship

DIVISION 2

Final: Reading 9, Duxbury 4

DIVISION 3

Final: Norwell 10, Falmouth 4

DIVISION 4

Final: Cohasset 8, Sandwich 4

Girls’ lacrosse

Sunday at Babson College/Burlington High

DIVISION 1

Final: Lincoln-Sudbury 10, Westwood 9

RelatedState girls' lacrosse roundup: Lincoln-Sudbury flips the script against Westwood to win first Division 1 state title since 1988

DIVISION 2

Final: Notre Dame (Hingham) 19, Wayland 5

DIVISION 3

Final: Newburyport 13, Norwell 10

DIVISION 4

Final: Dover-Sherborn 10, Ipswich 9

Belmont's Myles Torres tries to break through an arm tackle from a St. John's Prep defender in the Marauders Division 1 boys' rugby state title victory. — Belmont's Myles Torres tries to break through an arm tackle from a St. John's Prep defender in the Marauders Division 1 boys' rugby state title victory.Laurie Swope for The Boston Globe

Rugby

Sunday at Curry College

DIVISION 1 BOYS

Final: Belmont 24, St. John’s Prep 14

DIVISION 2 BOYS

Final: Weymouth 59, Algonquin 14

DIVISION 1 GIRLS

Final: Belmont 59, Brookline 0

RelatedState rugby finals: Belmont boys and girls rule Division 1 again and Weymouth boys repeat in Division 2

Boys’ tennis

Sunday at duPont Courts, MIT

DIVISION 1

Lexington's Joel McCandless (above) led the Minutemen to a 5-0 victory over Brookline in the Division 1 boys' state championship match. on Sunday at MIT's duPont courts. — Lexington's Joel McCandless (above) led the Minutemen to a 5-0 victory over Brookline in the Division 1 boys' state championship match. on Sunday at MIT's duPont courts.Taylor Coester for The Boston Globe

Final: Lexington 5, Brookline 0

DIVISION 2

Final: Duxbury 3, Westborough 2

DIVISION 3

Final: Wayland 4, Dover-Sherborn 1

DIVISION 4

Final: Weston 5, Lynnfield 0

Girls’ tennis

Sunday at duPont Courts, MIT

DIVISION 1

Final: Lexington 4, Lincoln-Sudbury 1

DIVISION 2

Final: Masconomet 4, Westborough 1

RelatedState girls’ tennis finals: Masconomet caps a perfect season with a repeat Division 2 title

DIVISION 3

Final: Newburyport 3, Weston 2

The Newburyport girls' tennis team celebrates a soaring achievement after winning the Division 3 state championship on Sunday at MIT's duPont courts. — The Newburyport girls' tennis team celebrates a soaring achievement after winning the Division 3 state championship on Sunday at MIT's duPont courts.Taylor Coester for The Boston Globe

DIVISION 4

Final: Hamilton-Wenham 4, Manchester-Essex 1

Boys’ volleyball

at Worcester State

DIVISION 1

Final: Needham 3, Newton North 0

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Needham senior Raymond Weng, who started on all three of the Rockets' state championship team, took first crack at hoisting the trophy after their triumph over Newton North in the Division 1 boys' volleyball finals. — Needham senior Raymond Weng, who started on all three of the Rockets' state championship team, took first crack at hoisting the trophy after their triumph over Newton North in the Division 1 boys' volleyball finals.Matthew J. Lee/Globe Staff

RelatedNeedham boys’ volleyball claims third consecutive Division 1 title, extending win streak to 73 consecutive games

RelatedFor three years running, Raymond Weng never lost a game as a starter on Needham’s three consecutive Division 1 boys’ volleyball title teams

DIVISION 2

Final: Agawam 3, Westfield 0

RelatedDan Yovenko powers Agawam boys’ volleyball to Division 2 state title over Westfield

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