C6 Sports The Boston Globe THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2019
GlobeTop 20
No. Rec. Last- Somerset Berkley 4-0 1
- Andover1-0 2
- Acton-Boxborough 3-0 4
- Walpole 2-0 5
- Watertown 4-1 7
- Franklin 4-0 9
- Masconomet4-0-2 3
- Danvers 4-0 15
- Belmont3-0-1 —
- Lexington 3-1-1 8
- Winchester 4-1 6
- Braintree 4-0—
- Westwood5-0 —
- ManchesterEssex 4-0-1 11
- Sandwich 4-0 13
- Norwell 5-0 —
- Central Catholic1-1-1 10
- Pembroke 4-1-1 —
- King Philip 2-1-1 14
- Cohasset 3-1-1 16
SchoolsCROSS-COUNTRY
BOYS
Walpole21................... BAYSTATE ..Framingham 35
Walpole 27...................Newton North 28
Wellesley21...........................Walpole 35
Weymouth 15......................Braintree 50
Weymouth 23............................Natick 32
Ipswich24.......................... CAPE ANN Amesbury 31
Manchester25..........Ham.-Wenham 32
DUALCOUNTY
Boston Latin 18....................Waltham 43
GREATERBOSTON
Medford16..............................Malden 43
Revere15........... PATRI ........... OT ...........Everett 50
Duxbury23...........................Hingham 33
Whit.-Hanson26......Plymouth North 30
SOUTHEAST
Bridge.-Raynham26....New Bedford 30
Dover-Sherborn 24..................Norton 32 TRI-VALLEY
Hopkinton22.....................Westwood 36
Norwood 28..........................Holliston 29
NONLEAGUE
Medway24..................................Millis 31
SomersetBerkley GIRLS 15..................Case 50
BAYSTATE
Natick 15..............................Braintree 48
Natick 18............................Weymouth 42
Newton North15..........Framingham 47
Walpole 15...................Walpole 25.....................FraminghamNewton North 32 50
Walpole 25...................Newton North 32
Wellesley19................Newton North 38
Wellesley27...........................Walpole 29
Weymouth 22......................Braintree 37
Ham.-Wenham CAPE ANN 17..........Manchester 46
DUALCOUNTY
BostonLatin 15....................Waltham 48
NewtonSouth26......Acton-Boxboro 33
GREATER BOSTONMedfordRevere 15...............17..............................Malden..................Everett (^4550)
MERRIMACKVALLEY
Central Cath.15.................Lawrence 50
PATRIOT
Hingham 27...........................Duxbury 28
Plymouth North 27......Whit.-Hans TRI-VALLEY on 29
Holliston 20..........................Norwood 43
Hopkinton 22.....................Westwood 34
NONLEAGUE
Medway20..................................Millis 45
FIELD HOCKEY
BAYSTATE
Walpole8...............................Wellesley 0
CAPE & ISLANDS
Dennis-Yarmouth1.............Nantucket 0
Falmouth 1..........................Barnstable 0
MonomoySandwich 2.....................2.......................Sturgis East 0............Nauset 0
DUAL COUNTY
Acton-Boxboro 5......Lincoln-Sudbury 0
Concord-Carlisle2...................Weston 0
Wayland 3...............................Waltham 0
Attleboro3.................North Attleboro HOCKOMOCK 2
Canton 3..............................KingPhilip 0
Foxboro 2..........................OliverAmes 1
Franklin9..............................Stoughton 1
Taunton 5...................................Sharon 0
Central Cath. 2...................... MERRIMACKVALLEY ..Andover 2
Chelmsford1......................N. Andover 1
Methuen4...................................Dracut 1
Tewksbury 1...............................Lowell 0
SOUTHCOAST
ApponFairhavenequet2.........................1...............Old Rochester...........Case (^11)
Somerset Berkley 12.Digh.-Rehoboth 0
Wareham1................................Bourne 1
SOUTHEAST
Dartmouth 1............Bridge.-Raynham 1
Durfee 3................ TRI-VALLEY ..................Brockton 1
Holliston 2................................Ashland 0
Medway 5...........................Bellingham 0
Norwood5............................Hopkinton 2
Westwood5............................Medfield 0
NONLEAGUE
Bp. FenwicDexter Southfielk 1.....................d 3.................Berwick 0Bp. Feehan 0
New Bedford 3......................Bp. Stang 0
GOLF
BOYS
NewtonNorth 95.......... BAY STATE Framingham 78
Wellesley112............................Milton 99
CAPE ANN
Masconomet104....Ham.-Wenham 109
CATHOLIC CENTRAL
Abp. WilliamsSt. Marys 171................Bp. Fenwick176...............Matignon 16356
CATHOLIC CONFERENCE
St. Johns Prep233.............Xaverian 239
MERRIMACKVALLEY
Andover20......................Central Cath. 0
N. Andover 18................. MIDDLESEX Central Cath. 2
Belmont39½...................Lexington32½
NORTHEASTERN
Lynn Classical 39...........Marblehead 33
PATRIOT
PlymoutPlymouth North 254...........Duxburyh South 261..........Hanover 272 260
Quincy275.........................N. Quincy 285
SilverLake280..........Whit.-Hanson 288
SOUTHCOAST
Apponequet 139.Somerset Berkley 109
Abington 154½............... SOUTH SHOR Cohasset E 143½
Middleboro29........................Norwell 25
TRI-VALLEY
Medfield235......................Norwood 264
Westwood252.................Hopkinton 268
NONLEAGUE
IpswichBp. Stang105..................144.................Essex Tech 100.............Durfee 90
Arlington54.....................Wilmington 18
Winchester 44....................Wakefield 28
Hingham235...................Marshfield 246
SOCCER
BOYS
Worcester Acad. 2....................Choate 0
CAPE ANN
Ham.-Wenham3..............Georgetown 0
Newburyport2......................Lynnfield 0
PentuckeTriton 1.......................t 2..............................N. ReadingMasconomet 0 0
CATHOLICCENTRAL
Austin Prep5..............Card. Spellman 1
Bp. Fenwick 6........................St. Marys 0
Matignon 7...........................CristoRey 1
BC High CATHOLIC 3.................... CONFERENC Cath. Memori E al 1
Xaverian6.......................Malden Cath. 0
GREATERBOSTON
Medford 2............................Somerville 0
HOCKOMOCK
Franklin7.................. ISL ............Stoughton 0
Tabor 1.................................Governor’s 0
MAYFLOWER
Blue Hills 3...........................Tri-County 2
Cape Cod Tech 2...............Old Colony 1
W. BridgewaterWestport7..................4............Bp. Connolly............Holbrook 1 2
MIDDLESEX
Melrose5..............................Stoneham 2
Watertown1........................Wakefield 0
Wilmington1.......................Burlington 0
Winchester4............................Reading 0
Hingham4............. PATRIOT ..................Hanover 1
Pembroke3................Plymouth North 1
Scituate 4............................Silver Lake 0
SOUTHCOAST
Apponequet1..........................Seekonk 1
Fairhaven 2.................Gr. NewBedford 6............Digh.-R........Bourneehoboth 2 1
SOUTH SHORE
Abington 4..............................Mashpee 0
Cohasset2..................................Carver 1
E. Bridgewater4...................Randolph 4
Norwell6............... NONLEAG .............Middlebor UE o 0
Belmont Hill 4...............PhillipsExeter 0
Marianapolis5........................Bancroft 0
Pomfret 1..............................St. Mark’s 0
Whit.-Hanson 3......MarthasVineyard 0
Brooks 5...............BB&N 8.....................Dexter...................St. Paul’s 2Southfield 0
Proctor 3....................LawrenceAcad. 0
Marshfield2...............................Quincy 1
GIRLS
CAPE ANN
Ham.-LynnfiWenhameld 4......................Newbur1..............Georgetown 0yport 1
N. Reading1................................Triton 0
Pentucket 3.....................Masconomet 2
CATHOLIC CENTRAL
Abp. Williams6..........ArlingtonCath. 0
AustinBp. FenwickPrep5..............Card. Spellman2........................St. Marys 1 1
GREATERBOSTON
Everett 1....................................Malden 1
IGC
Cambridge(W) 3...............ChapelHill 3
Tabor3................................. ISL Governor’s 0
MAYFLOWER
BlueHills2...........................Tri-County 2
Holbrook 5..............................Westport 1
Old Colony 3...............CapeCod Tech 0
Southeastern 2........Bristol-PlW. Bridgewater 5............Bp. Connymoutolly 1h 1
MIDDLESEX
Arlington 3................................Woburn 2
Wakefield 5........................Watertown 0
Winchester7............................Reading 0
PATRIOT
HanoverPlymouth North 3................2...............................HinghamPembroke (^22)
SilverLake 2............................Scituate 0
SOUTHCOAST
Bourne 2....................Gr. NewBedford 0
Digh.-Rehoboth2.................Fairhaven 1
Old Rochester SOUTH 6....................Wareham SHORE 0
Carver 4..................................Cohasset 0
Mashpee 4..............................Abington 0
Norwell 5............................Middleboro 1
NONLEAGUE
MarshPhillips Andovefield8...........................r 1...............Middlesex....Quincy (^00)
Rivers2.....................Worcester Acad. 0
SaintJoseph Prep 6.............Cathedral 0
Ursuline 5..........................Maimonides 0
Bp. Feehan 3..............NotreDame (H) 1
FontbPhillips Exeteronne6...........S. Shore Christ2.........................Brooian 0ks 1
Thayer5......................................Winsor 0
Schools
SWIMMING
GIRLS
MERRIMACKVALLEY
Chelmsford98..................N. Andover 85
VOLLEYBALL
GIRLS
Dexter Southfield3.................Berwick 0
Proctor4........................Kimball Union 2
BOSTONCITY
Burke 3..........................Boston English 2
E. Boston3..............................Brighton 0
CAPE ANN
Ipswich3...........................Georgetown 1
Masconomet3............Ham.-Wenham 0
Newburyport 3...................N. Reading 1
Triton3.......... GREATER BOSTON ........................Pentucket 0
Malden 3....................................Everett 1
Somerville3............................Medford 2
HOCKOMOCK
King Philip 3..............................Canton 2
North Attleboro 3.................Attleboro 0
OliverAmes 3..........................Foxboro 0
MERRIMACK VALLEY
Andover 3................................Methuen 2
Billerica3....................................Dracut 0
MIDDLESEX
Belmont 3..............................Lexington 2
Burlington3.......................Wilmington 0
Melrose3..............................Stoneham 0
Winchester3............................Reading 0
Woburn 3................................Arlington 1
PATRIOT
N. Quincy3...........................Pembroke 2
PlymouthNorth 3..........Whit.-Hanson 0
PlymouthSouth3...................Scituate 0
Quincy3...................................Hanover 0
Quincy3..................................Hingham 1
SOUTH COAST
Case3......................SomersetBerkley 0
Fairhaven 3.................Digh.-Rehoboth 0
Gr. NewBedford3....................Bourne 0
SOUTHSHORE
Middleboro3.........................Randolph 0
Rockland3..............................Abington 0
SOUTHEAST
Dartmouth3............Bridge.-Raynham 0
TRI-VALLEY
Hopkinton3............................Norwood 0
Medway3...........................Bellingham 0
Westwood3............................Medfield 2
NONLEAGUE
Bancroft3..........................MariePhilip 0
Lynnfield 3..........................N. Andover 0
Lincoln-Sudbury3...........Framingham 0
New Bedford 3......................Bp. Stang 1
Ursuline3...................Coyle& Cassidy 0
Marshfield 3..............................Norwell 0
Tennis
WTA GUANGZHOUOPEN
at Guangzhou,China
Singles Second Round
Sofia Kenin (3) def. Katarina Zavats-
ka, 6-4, 6-2.; SamPera, 6-4, 1-6, 7-6 (5).; Jasmine PaoliStosur def. Bernardani
def. Zheng Saisai (6), 7-5, 3-6, 7-5.;Vik-
torijaGolubic def. Katerina Siniakova
(5), 4-6, 7-5, 6-0.; Nina Stojanovic def.Peng Shuai, 7-6 (4), 2-6, 6-0.; ZhangSh-
uai (4) def. Andrea Petkovic, 7-5, 6-4.;
Marie Bouzkova def. ElinaSvitolina(1),
6-4,4-3 retired.; Anna Blinkova def.
AleksandraKrunic, 6-2, 7-5.
DoublesFirst Round
(2) def. Ng KwanDuanYingying and YangYau,and ZhengZhaoxuanSa-
isai,6-4, 6-0.;PengShuai,andLaura
Siegemunddef.EllenPerez,andSabri-
na SantaChristian, and Sharon Fichman def.maria(4), 6-3, 7-5.; Kaitlyn
SamStosur,and Zhang Shuai, 6-2, 2-6,
10-7.
ATP MOSELLE OPEN
at Metz, France
Men’s Singles Round Of 32
Gilles Simon(7) def. MariusCopil,
6-3, 6-4.; Yannickbert,6-4, 6-7 (8), 6-4.Maden def. Ugo Hum-
Men’sSingles RoundOf 16
GregoireBarreredef.AntoineHo-
ang,3-6, 7-6 (6), 6-2.;BenoitPaire(3)
def. RichardGasquet,3-6, 6-3, 6-4.
Men’s Doubles Round Of 16
Nicolas Mahut and Edouard Roger-
Vasselin (1) def.Jo-Wilfried Tsonga
and Tristan Lamasine, 6-2, 6-4.; Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi,and Santiago Gonzalez
(4) def. Artem Sitak, and Denys Molch-
anov,4-6, 7-5, 11-9.; Marcel Granollers
and Gerard Granollers def. Purav Raja,andMiguel AngelReyes-Varela, 6-3,
6-4.
Men’s DoublesQuarterfinals
Robert Lindstedt,andJan-Lennard
Struffdef.Gilles Simon, andMischa
Zverev,6-7 (5), 7-6 (7), 10-7.; DavidPel
and Sandeand Ugo Humbert,r Arends6-7 (5), 6-3, 10-5.def. Marius Copil,
ATP ST. PETERSBURG
at St. Petersburg, Russia
Men’sSingles Round Of 32
JoaoSousadef.JozefKovalik, 6-2,
6-3.; MartonFucsovicsdef. AlexeyVa-
tutin, 7-5, 6-1.; Salvatore Caruso def.
Thomas Fabbiano, 2-6, 6-3, 6-3.;Ruud (8) def. AlexanderBublik,Casper6-7 (3),
6-4, 6-2.
Men’sSingles Round Of 16
Mikhail Kukushkin (6) def.Damir
Dzumhur, 7-6 (2), 6-2.; EgorGerasimov
def. Adrian Mannarino (7), 6-3, 6-1.
Basketball
WNBA
Semifinals (Best-of-5)
Washington 1, Las Vegas 0
Thursday’s Game
Las Vegas at Washington.......8:30p.m.
Tuesday’s Result
Washington 97...................Las Vegas 95
Connecticut 1, Los Angeles 0
Thursday’s Game
Los Angelesat Connecticut...6:30p.m.
Tuesday’s Result
Connecticut84...............Los Angeles 75
NFL
AFC
East
WLTPct. PGPFPAPG
New England.....2 001.00038.01.5
Buffalo................2001.00022.5 15.0
Miami..............NY Jets..................020..020.0005.0 51.0.0009.5 20.0
North
Baltimore ...........2001.000 41.013.5
Cleveland...........110.50018.0 23.0
CincinnPittsburati...........020gh.......... 02 0..00018.5 31.0 000 14.5 30 .5
South
Indianapolis.......1 10.500 21.523.5
Houston..............110.500 20.521.0
Tennessee..........110Jacksonville .......020.500.00030.019.016.026.5
West
Kansas City........2 001.00034.0 18.0
OaklandLA Chargers..............11.......1100.500 17.0.50020.022.018.5
Denver................020.00015.020.0
NFC
East
WLTPct.PGPPFPAG
Dallas..................2001.00033.0 19.0
Philadelphia.......110.50026.025.5
NY Giants...........020.00015.531.5
Washington .......020 North .00024.031.5
Green Bay..........2001.00015.5 9.5
Detroit.................101.750 20.018.5
MinnesoChicago..............11ta..........1100.500.50022.09.5 12.016.5
South
Tampa Bay.........110.50018.522.5
Atlanta................110.500 18.024.0
New OrleansCarolina..............020......110.500.00019.520.527.525.0
West
LA Rams.............2001.00028.5 18.0
San Francisco....200Seattle................2001.000 36.01.00024.5 23.017.0
Arizona...............011.25022.025.0
THURSDAY’SGAME
Tennessee at Jacksonville...............8:20
SUNDAY’S GAMES
NY Jets at New England........................1
Cincinnati at Buffalo..............................1
Detroitat Philadelphia...........................1
OaklandBaltimore at Kansaat Minnesota...............s City..................................1 1
Atlantaat Indianapolis..........................1
Denverat Green Bay..............................1
Miami at Dallas.......................................1
Carolina at Arizona...........................4:05
NY Giants at TampaBay..................4:05
Houston at LA Chargers...................4:25
Pittsburgh at San Francisco............4:25
New Orleansat Seattle....................4:25
LA Rams at Cleveland......................8:20
Chicago at Washing MONDAY’S GAM ton................. E ...8:15
Soccer
MLS
EasternConference
NYCFC ..................1659 WLTPts. GF GA 57 56 37
Philadelphia........158752 55 43
Atlanta.................1611351 50 36
ToronD.C. Unitedto FC....................12109.1210945 534945 40 38
NewYork.............1213541 49 48
NEWENGLAND...101010404552
Montreal..............1116437 4257
Chicago..................91210374843OrlandoCity..........913936 40 44
Columbus...............915734 36 45
Cincinnati ..............622321 30 74
WesternConference
Los AngelesFC...194764 77 33
Seattle..............Minnesota............14106....149749 50 4748 49 40
Real Salt Lake.....1412446 42 38
LA Galaxy............1413345 49 49
San Jose...............1312544 49 46
Portland...............13124FC Dallas..............1211743 45 4243 4742
Kansas City .........1013737 44 54
Colorado..............1015636 5158
Houston................10164Vancouver .............715934 41 5130 32 54
NOTE: Three points for victory, one
point for tie.
Atlanta WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS 2................................Cincinnati 0
NewYork ..............................at Portland
FC Dallas ..................................at Seattle
SATURDAY’SGAMES
San Joseat Atlanta...........................3:30
Columbusat Vancouver........................5
Chicagoat Cincinnati.......................7:30
Real Salt Lake at NEW ENGLAND...7:30
OrlandoCity at Houston..................8:30
Coloradoat Sporting Kansas City..8:30
Montreal at LA Galaxy...................Toronto FC at Los AngelesFC......10:3010:30
NWSL
North Carolina....134 4434719
Chicago............Portland...............105....128 (^23836266363929)
Utah RoyalsFC.....97 4312117
Reign FC.................85 7312123
Washington...........77Houston..................7104 (^5262421) 25 20 33
Sky Blue FC...........413416 16 30
OrlandoPride .......415214 21 47
WEDNESDAY,SEPTEMBER 18
Utah RoyalsFC....................at Reign FC
SATURDAY’S GAMES
Washington Spiritat Chicago..............8
North Carolina at UtahRoyalsFC.......9
Sky Blue FC at Reign FC......................10
Houstonat Portland........................10:30
PREMIERLEAGUE
Liverpool..............550 GP WDLDiff. Pts. 0+11 15
ManCity ..............5311+10 10
Tottenham...........5221+ 58
ManUnited..........5221+ 48
LeicesterChelsea.............City......5 221....5221+2 088
Arsenal.................522 108
WestHam............5221– 18
Bournemouth......5212– 17
SouthampEverton............ton ......521.....5212–2– (^1727)
Crystal Palace.....5212–3 7
NorwichCity .......5203– 36
Burnley.................512SheffieldUtd .......5122–2– (^1515)
Brighton...............5122– 35
Aston Villa ...........5113– 24
NewcasteUtd .....5113–4 4
Wolverhamptn....503Watford................5022–3– (^4362)
Transactions
BASEBALL
Chicago (AL): PlacedP Lucas Giolito
on the 10-day IL, retroactive to Satur-
day.
Kyle Farmer Cincinnati from the 10-day IL. (NL): Reinstated INF/C
tract of P Kaleb Cowart. Los Angeles(AL): SelectedPlaced INF Lu-the con-
is Rengifo on the 60-day IL.
NewYork(AL): PlacedP DellinBe-
tanceson the 60-day IL. Reinstated OF
GiancarloStanton from the 60-day IL.
San Diego(NL): ReinstatedC Fran-
cisco Mejia fromthe 10-day IL.
Snell from the 10-day Tampa Bay (AL): ReinstatedIL. P Blake
on the 60-day IL. Claim Toronto (AL): Placeded P Ryan DullP TimMayza
off waiversfromthe N.Y. Yankees.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Fargo-Moorhead Redhawks: Exer-
cised 2020 optionson OF Devan Ahart,
P TaylorBloye,INF CarlosGarcia,C
BrianTyler Pike.Olson and LHPs Aaron Ford and
KansasCityT-Bones : Traded INF
MasonDavisto MilwaukeeandC
Christian Correato Texas to complete
earlier trades. Retained the rightsto P
Erik Manoah Jr.
Adrian Winnipeg Marin Gold to Kansas eyes: CityTradedto com-INF
plete an earlier trade.
BASKETBALL
NBA: Announced the Board of Gov-
ernorsapprovedthe sale of the Brook-
lyn Netsto Joe Tsai.
FOOTBALL
Atlanta (NFC): SignedOL Nate
Wozniak and P Matt Wile to practice
squad.
Johnson. Signed Buffalo (AFC): ReleaLB Curtsed WR Tyronis Akins to
practicesquad.
Cleveland(AFC): SignedG Malcolm
Pridgeon to practice squad.
Dallas (NFC): WaivedDE Taco Charl-
ton.
Detroit (NFC): Released DE Jonathan
Wynn from practicesquad. Signed RB
Nick Brossette to practice squad.
Daniel. Houston Signed P Bryan Anger. (AFC): Waived P Trevor
Indianapolis (AFC): Waived QB Chad
Kelly. Released RB Bruce Anderson III
frompractice squad.SignedRB David
Williams to practicesquad.
Los AngelesChargers : SignedS
AdariusPickett to practice squad.
Miami(AFC): SignedS DougMiddle-
ton.
contract NewYork of TE C.J. Conrad (NFC): Terminatedand Austinthe
Walterfrom practice squad.
NewYork(AFC): PlacedQB Trevor
Siemianon IR. Signed QB DavidFales.
Oakland (AFC): Released G Jonathan
Cooper.
Philadelphia(NFC): WaivedCB Craig
James. Signed TE Alex Ellisfrom prac-
tice squad.
vis on IR. Signed Pittsburgh (AFC): QB PaxtoPlaced S Sean Da-n Lynchto
practicesquad.
San Francisco (NFC): Waived LS Co-
linHolba.SignedLSJonCondotoa
one-yearcontractand OL Will Holden
to practicesquad.
nique-Rodgers Washington(NFC): CromartiePlacedon IR. Re-CB Domi-
leasedTE DonaldParham. SignedLB
NoahSpence. SignedTE Drew Belcher
to practicesquad.
HOCKEY
Buffalo(NHL): Assigned F Matej
Pekarto Barrie(OHL).
Dallas(NHL): ReturnedD Dawson
Barteaux to Red Deer(WHL).
Dudas to Owen Sound (OHL), G Jacob Los Angeles (NHL): Assigned F Aidan
Inghamto Kitchener(OHL),F Arthur
Kaliyevto Hamilton(OHL), G Lukas
Parik to Spokane (WHL) and D Jordan
SpenceD BillyConstato Monctntinouon (QMJHandL). ReleaseF Jonathand
Yantsisfrom amateur tryouts.
TampaBay (NHL): Assigned F Gabri-
el Fortier,F Maxim Cajkovicand D
Quinnteams. Released F Eli ZummackSchmiemannto their, Louisjunior
Crevier and D CodyDonaghey.
AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE
Lehigh Valley Phantoms: SignedD
David Drake to a one-yearcontract.
COLLEGE
Bradley : Named KyleDillondirector
of women’s basketballoperations.
CONCORDIA(WIS.) : Announced it is
addingwomen’s wrestlingto the ath-
letic program.
Fordham: NamedAnthony Evans as-
sistant men’s basketball coach.
ert-Thorp assista OklahomaState : nt track and fieldNamed Anna Boy-dis-
tance coach.
LatestLine
CollegeFootball
Thursday
Favorite................Pts. .............Underdog
At Tulane...............5 ................Houston
Friday
Utah........................4 ..................At USC
At La. Tech...........7½ .........................FIU
At Boise St............8 ..............Air Force
Saturday
At IowaSt...........18½..........La.-Monroe
At OhioAt ClemsonSt.....................41 ..............Charlotte39 ............Miami (O)
At Indiana...........27 ...................UConn
UCF.......................12 .......At Pittsburgh
At Ohio..................3½ ..............La.-Lafyt.
NebraskTemple.................a.............13 ..............At Illinois14 .............At Buffalo
At Miami.............30½ .........C. Michigan
At Virginia...........29 ......Old Dominion
Coast. Car...........17 .............At UMass
MichiganTroy......................St..........9½ .......At N'western17 ...............At Akron
BC...........................7 ...........At Rutgers
At Syracuse..........6 ........W. Michigan
At N.C. StateAt Wisconsin.......19 ......................3½ ..................Ball St.Michigan
Toledo....................9½ ..........At Colo. St.
At New Mex..........4½ ........NewMex. St
Washington..........6½ ..................At BYU
At ArizonaAt Mississippi.......2½ ............St........7½ ..............Colorado.California
At Florida.............14 ...........Tennessee
At Texas St...........3 ............Georgia St
At Alabama.........39 ................So. Miss
At Miss. St.............6 ..............KentuckyLSU.......................23½ .......At Vanderbilt
At N. Carolina.......3 .........Applchn.St.
At Texas A&M......3½ .................Auburn
At Tulsa...............At Missouri...........9½ ...........S. Carolina..3 .............Wyoming
W. Virginia............4 ............At Kansas
At Texas................5 ................Okla. St.
At Kent St...........10½.........Bowl. Green
At TCU...................9½ ..............At Arkansas........21 .........San Jose St.........SMU
At UAB.................10 ..........S. Alabama
Oregon.................10½..........At Stanford
Baylor...................26 ..................At Rice
At N. Texas.........19 .................At Georgia...........14 .........Notre....UTSADame
At Florida St.........6½ ..............Louisville
Nevada................14½ ................At UTEP
At Wash. St........18½UtahSt...................4 ..At San Diego St.....................UCLA
NFL
Thursday
Favorite................Pts. .............Underdog
Tennessee.............1½ ....At Jacksonville
Sunday
At Green Bay........8 ..................Denver
At Phila..................6½ ..................DetroitAt Kansas City.....6½ .............Baltimore
At Buffalo..............6 .............Cincinnati
At Indianapolis.....2 ..................Atlanta
At Minnesota........8½ ................Oakland
At NEWAt Dallas..............21½ENGLND23 ................................Miami....NY Jets
At Tampa Bay......6½ .............NY Giants
Carolina.................2½ ............At Arizona
At Seattle.............At La Chargers.....3½ .............4½ .......New....HoustoOrleansn
At San Francisco.6½ ............Pittsburgh
LA Rams................3 ........At Cleveland
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BASEBALL
noonPhiladelphia at Atlanta MLB
1:05 p.m.San Francisco at Boston NESN
4 p.m. San Diego at MilwaukeeMLB
7:15 p.m.St. Louis at ChicagoCubs Fox
PROBASKETBALL
6:30 p.m.WNBA semifinals:LA-Connecticut ESPN 2
8:30 p.m.WNBA semifinals:Vegas-WashingtonESPN2
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
8 p.m. Houston at TulaneESPN
PROFOOTBALL
8:20 p.m.Tennessee at Jacksonville NFL
GOLF
2 p.m. PGA: Sanderson Farms Championship Golf
PROHOCKEY
7 p.m. Exhibition: Boston at Philadelphia NESN
10:30 p.m. Exhibition: Vegas at Los AngelesNHL
HORSE RACING
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SURFING
7 p.m.WSL championshipFS1
COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL
7 p.m. Harvard at Northeastern NESN+
WRESTLING
noon World championshipsNBCSN
New Orleans Saints quarterbackDrew
Breesposted a photo on Instagram that
showed his hand in a cast withthe caption:
“Step 1 complete. Successful surgery. This is my
attempt to give everybody a thumbs up,’’ after
he underwent successfulsurgery Wednesday
on his injured right thumb. Saints coachSean
Paytonissuedno timetable for Brees’s return
and had no immediate plansto put Breeson in-
juredreserve. Also unclear was who would step
up to fill the voidfor the Saintsin Sunday’s
gamein Seattle after Payton declinedto name a
starter between backupsTeddy Bridgewater
andTaysom Hill. Bridgewater, who entered last
Sunday’s loss to the Rams after Brees was in-
jured, started 28 games for the Minnesota Vi-
kings in 2014-15before he was derailed by a se-
rious knee injury. Hill, meanwhile, who played
quarterback at Brigham Young, has played a
variety of positions for the Saints the past two
seasons,includingquarterback... Browns
tightendDavid Njokubroke his rightwrist
against the New York Jets and may needsur-
gery, a person withknowledge of the injury
told the Associated Press.... Oakland Raiders
left guardRichie Incognitopracticed for the
first time Wednesday after returning from a
two-game suspension for violating the league’s
personal conduct policy... The Dallas Cow-
boys waived defensive endTaco Charlton, a
2017 first-round pick out of Michigan, who
didn’t live up to his billing and was releasedto
make room for defensive endRobert Quinn,
who was suspended the first two gamesfor vio-
lating the NFL’s policy on performance-en-
hancers and is set for his Dallas debutSunday
at home against Miami... Kansas City Chiefs
left tackleEric Fisherunderwentsurgery on a
core muscleinjury and will be out for an indefi-
nite period.
BASKETBALL
Wizards’ Thomashas surgery
With guardJohn Wallout for at least half of
the seasonbecauseof a rupturedAchilles,the
Washington Wizards weredealtyet another
blowwhenguardIsaiah Thomaswas expected
to miss six to eightweeks after undergoing sur-
gery for a rupturedradial collateral ligamentin
his left thumb suffered during routine work-
outs Monday.. .Joe Tsaicompleted his $3.5
billionpurchaseof the BrooklynNets and the
Barclays CenterfromRussianbillionaire
Mikhail Prokhorovand hired formerTurner
Sports presidentDavid Levyto overseeboth...
ElenaDellaDonneof the Washington Mystics
was named WNBA MVPfor the second time in
her career, becoming the first in league history
to win it with two differentteams after doing so
in 2015with the Chicago Sky.
MISCELLANY
Woods to play in skins game
In a lead-up exhibition to the PGATour’s
first officialevent in Japan,Tiger Woodswill
play in “The Challenge: Japan Skins” on Oct.
- The event will feature four of golf’s biggest
names from each of their continents — Woods,
Europe’sRory McIlroy, Australia’sJason Day,
and Japan’sHideki Matsuyama— and be
broadcast live aroundthe world by Discovery-
owned GOLFTV... A broken rightwrist ended
the regular seasonofJasonKipnis, but the two-
time All-Starsecond basemanfearedit could
meanthe end of his tenure with the Cleveland
Indians.The 32-year-oldKipnis has spenthis
his entire professional careerwith the Indians
since beingdrafted in 2009,but it is unlikely
the teamwill pick up his $16.5millionoption
for next year, whichwouldmake him a free
agent for the first time..... .Rick Pitinoset-
tled lawsuits with the University of Louisville’s
athletic association stemming fromhis depar-
ture fromthe school, withthe former men’s
basketball coach’s personnelfile changinghis
termination to a resignation.Although he sued
for morethan $38.7million in November2017,
Pitino receivedno money in the settlement.
SportsLogBrees gives surgery a thumbs up
FIELD HOCKEY NOTEBOOK
Revere turning it around
By Jenna Ciccotelli
GLOBECORRESPONDENT
For the past two years, the
Revere High girls’ field hockey
teamposted just five victories
a season. In 2019, the Patriots
(5-0-1) needed just two weeks.
Third-year head coachBri-
ana Scata, an alum of the pro-
gram (Class of 2011), said she
believes no Revere teamhas
ever beenundefeated through
six games.
And she knows all too well,
as do the girls on her team
and fans who have rallied
around the Patriots, that a Re-
vere field hockey teamhas not
reached the postseason tour-
nament in 31 years.
“I just said to the team,
‘You know, you are living out a
lot of people’s dreamsright
now. So many girls played and
werereallyinto the sport and
really loved it and never got
that success that you guys are
getting,’ ” Scata said. “ ‘You
guys need to continue to play
hard, because so many people
are watching you. You’re do-
ing things that we could never
do.’ ”
Leading the way is senior
KatieO’Donnell,whohasa
team-high and career-best
eight goals this season. O’Don-
nell, who also plays basketball
and softball, scored four goals
in a 4-1 victory overGreater
Boston Leaguerival Malden
last week, picking up the first
hat trick in a single half for the
Patriots.
Witha few days off be-
tween games, O’Donnell spoke
to the Globe.
Q: What was the start to
your field hockey career like,
and how did that set the
stage for where you’re at
now?
We never had a middle
school program or anything.
We always ran some clinics,
but there’s reallynothing
much before freshman year. I
joined with the intent of pret-
ty muchdoing it to keep in
shape for another sport.
My freshman year and
even before then,our program
was not whereit is now. But
my sophomoreyear, we got a
new coach [Scata], and the
program reallystarted to turn
around. We haven’t made
tournament in 31 years and
our record is starting to look
really good.
What’s it like to know that
you’re setting the standard
for the next generation of Re-
vere field hockey?
It really makes me proud.
As a captain, my senior year,
we were able to turn this pro-
gram around. We’re setting
such a high expectation, a new
level of what the program
could be. Nobody in Revere
ever thought that field hockey
would be such a successful
sport.
Any momentthis year
that stands out, where you
knew this team was special?
Oh, yeah. This summer, we
had easily20 to 25 girls of our
31-man teamdownat the
field every captains’ practice,
really trying. They all really
wantto make the season spe-
cial. And coming from coach
[Scata], as well, and how
much she saw in this team
from the beginning of the
year.
We knew there was some-
thing there.
As a captain, is there one
message or philosophy that
you always try to relay to
teammates?
No matter what happens
on the field, if we play a badcorner, bad goal, anything, we
just have to make up for it and
not let it get to the best of us.
And we cannot fight. That’s
what always was the issue. We
just had no connection. This
season, we do team bonding
every week. We practice as a
whole program, together, not
JV over there. Everything we
do, we do together.Games to watch
Friday, No. 8 Danvers at
Swampscott, 4 p.m.— The
undefeated Falcons (4-0) trav-
eltofaceSwampscott(4-2)—
the other top team in the
Northeastern Conference —
for the first time this season.
Saturday, No. 3 Acton-Box-
boroughat No. 10 Lexington,
10 a.m.— A nonleagueclash
featuring a pair of top-10
teams.JennaCiccotelli can be reached
at [email protected].
Followheron Twitter
@jennaciccotelli.MARK LORENZFOR THEGLOBE
Revere seniorKatie O’Donnell,the top scorer(8 goals)on
the field hockey team,has led the Patriotsto a 5-0-1start.Top performancesfrom EMass
fieldhockey players in the past
week:
MeghanBean, Pentucket — The
seniorcaptainscored all three
goals for the Sachemsin a shutout
win at Newburyporton Sept.11,
then addedtwo more in Tuesday’s
2-0 win over Georgetown.
Lindsey Diomede, Westwood —
The sophomore played a role in ev-
ery Wolverines goal, scoringthree
and assistingon another in a 4-0
shutoutof Medway on Friday. She
also scored two goals in a 4-1 win
over Hopkinton.
HaleyGilman,OliverAmes —After
scoringonceinSaturday’s 2-0vic-
toryoverWestBridgewater,the
junior talliedapairofgoalsina3-2
Hockomock Leaguevictoryover
Attleboroughon Monday.
Alli Kennedy, Watertown — The
seniorcollectedtwo goals apiece
in a 3-2 win over Lexington and a
6-0 blankingof Wakefieldon Fri-
day. She added two assists Tues-
day in a 6-0 win over Melrose.
DeliaLee, Braintree — The senior
scored three goals in Friday’s 5-0
win over Ursuline, thenaddedtwo
in a 5-1 win over Duxburyon Mon-
day.
JENNACICCOTELLIPlayers of theweek