High School Sports Stars Shine in Massachusetts

In Massachusetts, high school athletes are making waves. Quarterbacks are leading their teams to victory with impressive yards and touchdowns. Peter Bourque, a junior from Hingham, threw for 210 yards and scored three touchdowns in a big win. Michael Bayko, a junior from Haverhill, also had a strong game with 287 yards and three touchdowns, though his team lost. Brady Shuffain, a junior from Sharon, helped his team win after a tough offseason. Football isn't the only sport where athletes are excelling. In field hockey, Tabby Lopes from St. Mary's is on a shutout streak, and Wylie Roossien from Phillips Andover is leading her soccer team with six assists in a recent game. Basketball and baseball are also seeing commitments from top players. Vincent Osazee from Boston has committed to play Division 1 basketball at Pacific, while Jack Weierman from Natick will play baseball at Skidmore. But it's not just about the stats. There are stories behind these numbers. For example, the Sharon Eagles played their first home game since last year's Thanksgiving game was cut short due to a tragic brain injury to one of their players. The team's win was a moment of hope and healing.