The Boston Globe - 20.09.2019

C8 Sports The Boston Globe FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2019

SOCCER MERRIMACK VALLEY Andover 3........................Central Cath. 1 Lowell 5..................................Lawrence 0 N. Andover 3...........................Haverhill 0 NORTHEASTERN Beverly 5..............................Gloucester 0 Danvers 7..........................Swampscott 3 Peabody 2.........................Marblehead 0SOUTHEAST Bridge.-Raynham 3............Dartmouth 1 TRI-VALLEY Holliston 4............................Westwood 0 SWIMMING GIRLS NONLEAGUE Ursuline 92.....................Boston Latin 83 VOLLEYBALL GIRLS BAY STATE Brookline ..............................Wellesley 3 Needham 3..........................Weymouth 0 Newton North 3..........................Natick 1 Walpole 3...............................Braintree 1 BOSTON CITY E. Boston 3.............................S. Boston 0 Latin Acad. 3....................Charlestown 0 Barnstable 3..........................Falmouth 0CAPE & ISLANDS Sandwich 3.................................Nauset 0 CATHOLIC CENTRAL Austin Prep 3.................Abp. Williams 0 Card. Spellman .......................St. Marys DUAL COUNTY Acton-Boxboro 3.............Boston Latin 2 Concord-Carlisle 3...................Weston 0 Lincoln-Sudbury 3........Newton South 0 Wayland 3...............................Waltham 1 Westford 3..........................Cambridge 0EASTERN ATHLETIC Bp. Stang 3................Coyle & Cassidy 0 HOCKOMOCK Milford 3................................Mansfield 2 MAYFLOWER Old Colony 3..................Norfolk Aggie 0 South Shore 3...................Upper Cape 1 Southeastern 3....................Tri-County 2 Tri-County .........................Southeastern W. Bridgewater 3.........................Avon 0 Brighton 3........................New Mission 1NONLEAGUE Bedford 3....................................Revere 1

Soccer

MLS Eastern Conference W L T Pts. GF GA NYC FC.................16 5 9 57 56 37 Philadelphia ........15 8 7 52 55 43 Atlanta .................16 11 3 51 50 36 Toronto FCD.C. United ..........12 10 9 45 40 38........... 12109455349 New York.............13 13 5 44 51 48 NEW ENGLAND...10 10 10 40 45 52 Montreal ..............11 16 4 37 42 57Chicago..................9 12 10 37 48 43 Orlando City..........9 13 9 36 40 44 Columbus...............9 15 7 34 36 45 Cincinnati ..............6 22 3 21 30 74 Western Conference Los Angeles FC...19 4 7 64 77 33 Seattle..................14 9 8 50 50 47Minnesota............14 10 6 48 49 40 Real Salt Lake.....14 12 4 46 42 38 LA Galaxy ............14 13 3 45 49 49 San Jose...............13 12 5 44 49 46 FC Dallas..............12 11 8 44 47 42Portland...............1 3134434544 Kansas City.........10 13 7 37 44 54 Colorado ..............10 15 6 36 51 58 Houston................10 16 4 34 41 51Vancouver .............7 15 9 30 32 54 NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. San Jose at Atlanta...........................3:30SATURDAY’S GAMES Columbus at Vancouver........................5 Chicago at Cincinnati.......................7:30 Real Salt Lake at NEW ENGLAND...7:30 Orlando City at Houston..................8:30 Colorado at Sporting Kansas City..8:30 Montreal at LA Galaxy...................10:30 Toronto FC at Los Angeles FC......10:30 NWSL North Carolina....13 4 4 43 47 19 Chicago................12 8 2 38 36 26 Portland...............10 5 6 36 39 29Utah........................9 7 4 31 21 17 Reign FC.................8 5 7 31 21 23 Washington...........7 7 5 26 24 21 Houston..................7 10 4 25 20 33 Sky Blue FC...........4 13 4 16 16 30Orlando..................4 15 2 14 21 47 NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie.SATURDAY’S GAMES Washington at Chicago.........................8 North Carolina at Utah Royals FC.......9 Sky Blue FC at Reign FC......................10 Houston at Portland........................10:30 PREMIER LEAGUE GP W D L Diff. Pts. Liverpool..............5 5 0 0 +11 15Man. City .............5 3 1 1 +10 10 Tottenham...........5 2 2 1 +5 8 Man. United.........5 2 2 1 +4 8 Leicester City......5221+2 8 Chelsea.................5 2 2 1 0 8Arsenal.................5 2 2 1 0 8 West Ham............5 2 2 1 –1 8 Bournemouth......5 2 1 2 –1 7 Southampton ......5 2 1 2 –1 7 Everton.................5 2 1 2 –2 7Crystal Palace.....5212 –3 7 Norwich City .......5 2 0 3 –3 6 Burnley.................5 1 2 2 –1 5 Sheffield Utd .......5 1 2 2 –1 5Brighton ...............5 1 2 2 –3 5 Aston Villa ...........5 1 1 3 –2 4 Newcastle Utd ....5 1 1 3 –4 4 Wolves..................5 0 3 2 –4 3 Watford................5 0 2 3 –6 2 FRIDAY’S GAME Bournemouth at Southampton............3 SATURDAY’S GAMES Tottenham at Leicester City.........7:30a Norwich City at Burnley....................10a Sheffield United at Everton..............10a Watford at Manchester City............10a Brighton at Newcastle United.......12:30 SUNDAY’S GAMES Manchester United at West Ham......9a Wolverhampton at Crystal Palace....9aAston Villa at Arsenal...................11:30a Liverpool at Chelsea.....................11:30a

PGA SANDERSON FARMS at Jackson, Miss. Partial First Round Tom Hoge..................................31-33—64 Robert Streb.............................33-32—65 Cameron Percy........................31-34—65 Seamus Power.........................33-32—65 Zac Blair....................................35-32—67 Emiliano Grillo..........................34-33—67 Zach Johnson............................33-34—67 Mark Anderson........................34-33—67 David Hearn..............................33-35—68 Patton Kizzire...........................35-33—68 Joaquin Niemann.....................34-34—68 Cameron Davis.........................35-33—68 Jamie Lovemark.......................34-35—69 Daniel Chopra...........................36-33—69 Andrew Landry.........................35-34—69 Brandt Snedeker......................34-35—69 Si Woo Kim...............................35-34—69 Anirban Lahiri...........................36-33—69 Bronson Burgoon.....................35-34—69 Jonathan Byrd..........................33-36—69 Wyndham Clark.......................35-34—69 Chase Seiffert...........................34-35—69 Zack Sucher..............................33-36—69 Robert Garrigus........................36-34—70 Peter Malnati............................36-34—70 Austin Cook..............................34-36—70 Brice Garnett............................35-35—70 Jason Dufner.............................35-35—70 John Merrick.............................34-36—70 Cameron Tringale....................36-34—70 Vaughn Taylor..........................33-37—70 Braden Thornberry..................35-35—70 Rhein Gibson.............................34-36—70 Chip McDaniel..........................34-36—70 Dylan Frittelli............................33-38—71 Luke List....................................36-35—71 Brian Harman...........................35-36—71 J.J. Spaun...................................33-38—71 Brian Stuard..............................36-35—71 Maverick McNealy...................35-36—71 Harry Higgs...............................35-36—71 Kramer Hickok.........................36-35—71 Peter Uihlein.............................35-36—71 Morgan Hoffmann...................37-35—72 Stewart Cink.............................37-35—72 D.J. Trahan................................36-36—72 Roberto Castro.........................35-37—72 Kyle Stanley..............................35-37—72 Kevin Streelman......................36-36—72 Ricky Barnes.............................37-35—72 Scott Harrington......................36-36—72 Adam Svensson.......................38-34—72 Tyler McCumber......................35-37—72 Stephan Jaeger........................35-37—72 Chris Baker...............................36-36—72 Justin Suh..................................37-35—72 Chandler Phillips......................38-34—72 John Rollins...............................37-36—73 Ted Potter, Jr............................36-37—73 Charley Hoffman......................37-36—73 Robby Shelton..........................38-35—73 Rob Oppenheim.......................37-36—73 Mark Hubbard..........................37-37—74 Johnson Wagner......................35-39—74 Robert Allenby.........................36-38—74 K.J. Choi.....................................39-35—74 Nick Taylor................................38-36—74 Ryan Blaum...............................38-36—74 Henrik Norlander.....................37-37—74 Tim Herron................................37-38—75 Sangmoon Bae.........................35-40—75 Billy Hurley III...........................37-38—75 Kevin Stadler............................37-38—75 Matt Jones................................37-38—75 Sam Burns.................................38-37—75 Cameron Smith........................38-38—76 Matt Every................................40-36—76 Michael Kim..............................38-39—77 Leaderboard at time of susp. play Golfer......................................ScoresThru Tom Hoge.............................................-8F Robert Streb.........................................-7F Cameron Percy....................................-7F Seamus Power.....................................-7F Zac Blair................................................-5F Emiliano Grillo......................................-5F Zach Johnson.......................................-5F Mark Anderson....................................-5F Byeong Hun An..................................-511 J.T. Poston.............................................-58 New England players 71 — Peter Uihlein, Mattapoisett, 35-36 73 — Rob Oppenheim, Andover, 37-36

Tennis

ATP ST. PETERSBURG at St. Petersburg, Russia Men’s Singles Round Of 16 Borna Coric (4) def. Marton Fucso- vics, 6-7 (5), 7-5, 3-0, ret.; Casper Ruud(8) def. Salvatore Caruso, 6-3, 6-4.; Matteo Berrettini (3) def. Roberto Car- balles Baena, 6-1, 6-2.; Joao Sousa def. Karen Khachanov (2), 7-6 (2), 6-4.; Daniil Medvedev (1) def. Evgeny Don-skoy, 7-5, 6-3.

ATP MOSELLE OPEN at Metz, France Men’s Singles Round Of 16 Aljaz Bedene def. Gilles Simon (7), 7-6 (9), 6-2.; Pablo Carreno Busta def. David Goffin (1), 6-3, 6-2.; Lucas Pouille (4) def. Lorenzo Sonego, 6-1, 6-4.; Jo-Wilfried Tsonga def. Pierre-Hugues Herbert, 6-3, 6-4.; Nikoloz Basilashvili (2) def. Yannick Maden, 6-2, 7-6 (6). WTA GUANGZHOU OPEN at Guangzhou, China Women’s Singles Third Round Sam Stosur def. Nina Stojanovic, 6-2, 7-6 (1).; Viktorija Golubic def. ZhangShuai (4), 6-3, 3-6, 6-4.; Anna Blinkova def. Marie Bouzkova, 6-3, 6-1.; Sofia Kenin (3) def. Jasmine Paolini, 7-5, 6-1. Christian, 6-2, 6-1.; Aleksandra Krunic, and Lidziya Marozava (3) def. MarieBouzkova, and Tamara Zidansek, 6-3, 6-3.

BMW PGA CHAMPIONSHIP at Virginia Water, England Thursday’s First Round Matt Wallace, END..................30-35—65 Henrik Stenson, SWE..............31-35—66 JonRahm,SPA.........................33-33—66 Justin Rose, ENG......................34-33—67 Scott Jamieson, SCO...............33-35—68 Andrea Pavan, ITA...................36-32—68 Sebastian Soderberg, SWE....31-37—68 Christiaan Bezuidenht, SAF...34-34—68 Ernie Els, SAF............................34-34—68 Paul Casey, ENG......................33-35—68 Danny Willett, ENG..................33-35—68 Joost Luiten, NED.....................31-37—68 George Coetzee, SAF..............32-36—68 Steven Brown, ENG.................34-35—69 Alvaro Quiros, SPA..................33-36—69 Jordan Smith, ENG...................35-34—69 Robert MacIntyre, SCO...........32-37—69 Viktor Hovland, NOR...............34-35—69 Rafa Cabrera Bello, SPA.........34-35—69 Francesco Molinari, ITA..........35-34—69 Miguel Angel Jimenez, SPA...34-35—69 Romain Langasque, FRA.........33-36—69 Russell Knox, SCO...................35-34—69 Alex Noren, SWE......................35-34—69 Andrew Johnston, ENG...........33-36—69 Julien Guerrier, FRA.................34-35—69 Also Tommy Fleetwood, ENG.........33-37—70 Patrick Reed, USA....................34-36—70 Tony Finau, USA.......................35-35—70 Kurt Kitayama, USA................33-38—71 Julian Suri, USA........................36-35—71 Andrew Putnam, USA35-36—71 Shane Lowry, IRE.....................34-38—72 BillyHorschel,USA..................33-39—72 Padraig Harrington, IRE.........3x-38—73 Matthew Fitzpatrick, ENG......35-38—73 Tyrrell Hatton, ENG.................35-38—73 Ian Poulter, ENG.......................35-38—73 David Lipsky, USA....................37-36—73 Bernd Wiesberger, AUT..........39-35—74 Rory McIlroy, NIR.....................34-42—76 Jose Maria Olazabal, SPA......38-40—78 Eddie Pepperell, ENG..............38-41—79

Football

COLLEGE TOP 25

TEAM THIS WEEK

Clemson (3-0) Plays Charlotte

Alabama (3-0) Plays SouthernMiss

Georgia (3-0) Plays Notre Dame

LSU (3-0) Plays Vanderbilt

Oklahoma (3-0) Idle

Ohio State (3-0) Plays Miami (Ohio)

Not. Dame (2-0) Plays Georgia

Auburn (3-0) Plays Texas A&M

Florida (3-0) Plays Tennessee

Utah (3-0) Plays USC (Fri.)

Michigan (2-0) Plays Wisconsin

Texas (2-1) Plays Oklahoma
St.

Wisconsin (2-0)Plays Michigan

Penn St. (3-0) Idle

UCF (3-0) Plays Pittsburgh

Oregon (2-1) Plays Stanford

Tex. A&M (2-1) Plays Auburn

Iowa (3-0) Idle

Wash. St. (3-0) Plays UCLA

Boise St. (3-0) Plays Air Force
(Fri.)

Virginia (3-0) Plays Old Domin-
ion

Washngtn (2-1)Plays BYU

California (3-0) Plays Mississippi

Ariz. St. (3-0) Plays Colorado

TCU (2-0) Plays SMU

Basketball

WNBA Semifinals (Best-of-5) Washington 2, Las Vegas 0 THURSDAY’S RESULT Washington 103.................Las Vegas 91 SUNDAY’S GAME Washington at Las Vegas.....................5 TUESDAY’S RESULT Washington 97...................Las Vegas 95 Connecticut 2, Los Angeles 0 THURSDAY’S RESULT Connecticut 94...............Los Angeles 68 SUNDAY’S GAMES Connecticut at Los Angeles..................7 TUESDAY’S RESULT Connecticut 84...............Los Angeles 75

Transactions BASEBALL Commissioner’s Office :Placed N.Y. Yankees P Domingo German on admin- istrative leave under the Joint MLB- MLBPA Domestic Violence Policy. Chicago (NL):Activated P Craig Kim- brel off of the 10-day IL. New York (AL):Selected the contract of P Michael King from Trenton (EL). AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Gary Southshore (AAB):Released OFs Abel Arocho and Michael Blatch- ford and P Andrew Cartier. Henry.St. Paul (AAB):Released OF Jabari Winnipeg (AAB):Traded C Rey Pas- trana to Gary SouthShore to complete an earlier trade. High Point (ALB):Released 2B Mikey Reynolds. FOOTBALL Green Bay (NFC):Traded WR Trevor Davis to Oakland for an undisclosed 2020 draft pick. Signed TE Evan Baylis from practice squad and WR KeonHatcher to practice squad. Kansas City (AFC):Signed DT Joey Ivie to practice squad. Los Angeles (AFC):Released TE Matt Sokol. Signed WR Andre Patton topractice squad. Oakland (AFC):Waived DB Juston Burris. Philadelphia (NFC):Signed CB Craig James to practice squad. Seattle (NFC):Released WR Jazz Fer- guson and QB Cardale Jones from practice squad. Signed DB Adrian Col- bert and OT Elijah Nkansah to practicesquad. Edmonton (CFL):Placed QB Trevor Harris on the 1-game IL. HOCKEY New Jersey (NHL):Named Jake Reynolds president. NY Islanders (NHL):Assigned Fs Steve Bernier, Ryan Bourque, Erik Brown, Colin McDonald and Travis St. Denis; D Ryan MacKinnon, Justin Mur- ray, David Quenneville and ParkerWotherspoon; and Gs Evan Buitenhuis, Jakub Skarek and Linus Soderstrom to Bridgeport (AHL). Returned F Felix Bi- beau to Quebec (QMJHL), D SamuelBolduc to Blainville-Boisbriand (QMJHL), Fs Cole Coskey to Saginaw and Blade Jenkins to Saginaw (OHL), F Brett Neumann to Oshawa (OHL) and F Reece Newkirk to Portland (WHL). Ottawa (NHL):Signed D Thomas Chabot on an eight-year contract ex- tension. Toronto (NHL):Signed F Nicholas Robertson to a three-year, entry-levelcontract. Worcester (ECHL):Re-signed F Matt Schmalz to a one-year contract. SOCCER Kallman 10 games and fined him 20%MLS :Suspended Minnesota D Brent of his salary for violating the MLS Sub- stance Abuse and Behavioral Health Policy. ang Kayo.Orange County (USL):Signed M Bry- COLLEGE Emory & Henry :Named Marc Slade, Matt Spencer and Rick Thompson assistant men’s basketball coaches. Texas Rio Grande Valley :Named Mitch Hallum assistant men’s tennis coach.

Latestline College Football Friday Favorite................Pts. .............Underdog Utah.......................3½ ..................At USC At La. Tech............7 .........................FIU At Boise St............7 ..............Air Force Saturday At Iowa St...........19 ..........La.-Monroe At Ohio St............39 ............Miami (O) At Clemson.........41½ ..............Charlotte At Indiana...........27½ ...................UConn UCF.......................11 .......At Pittsburgh At Ohio...................3 ..............La.-Lafyt. Nebraska.............13½ ..............At Illinois Temple.................14 .............At Buffalo At Miami.............29½ .........C. Michigan At Virginia...........28 ......Old Dominion Coast. Car...........17 .............At UMass Michigan St...........9 .......At N'western Troy......................17½ ...............At Akron BC...........................8½ ...........At Rutgers At Syracuse..........4½ ........W. Michigan At N.C. State.......19½ ..................Ball St. At Wisconsin........3 ..............Michigan Toledo....................9 ..........At Colo. St. At New Mex..........4 ........New Mex. St Washington..........6½ ..................At BYU At Arizona St........8½ ..............Colorado At Mississippi.......2½ .............California At Florida.............14 ...........Tennessee At Texas St...........3 ............Georgia St At Alabama.........38½ ................So. Miss At Miss. St.............6 ..............Kentucky LSU.......................24 .......At Vanderbilt At N. Carolina.......2½ .........Applchn. St. At Texas A&M......3½ .................Auburn At Tulsa.................3½ .............Wyoming At Missouri...........8½ ...........S. Carolina W. Virginia............4½ ............At Kansas At Texas................6 ................Okla. St. At Kent St...........11½ .........Bowl. Green At TCU...................9½ ......................SMU At Arkansas........21 .........San Jose St. At UAB.................10½ ..........S. Alabama Oregon.................10½ ..........At Stanford Baylor...................26 ..................At Rice At N. Texas.........18½ .....................UTSA At Georgia..........14½ .........Notre Dame At Florida St.........6½ ..............Louisville Nevada................14½ ................At UTEP At Wash. St........18½ .....................UCLA Utah St...................4 ..At San Diego St NFL Sunday Favorite................Pts. .............Underdog At Green Bay........7 ..................Denver At Phila..................5½ ..................Detroit At Kansas City.....5½ .............Baltimore At Buffalo..............6 .............Cincinnati At Indianapolis.....1½ ..................Atlanta At Minnesota........9 ................Oakland At NEW ENGLAND 22 .................NY Jets At Dallas..............23 ...................Miami At Tampa Bay......6½ .............NY Giants At Arizona.............2½ ................Carolina At Seattle..............4½ .......New Orleans At La Chargers.....3 ................Houston At San Francisco.6½ ............Pittsburgh LA Rams................3 ........At Cleveland Monday Chicago.................3½ ....At Washington

NASCAR

MONSTER ENERGY CUP Standings are through South Point 400 (27 races). Pts. Wins Martin Truex Jr.................... 2,082 5 Kevin Harvick....................... 2,079 3 Joey Logano.......................... 2,075 2 Kyle Busch............................ 2,063 4 Brad Keselowski.................. 2,058 3 Chase Elliott ......................... 2,057 2 Denny Hamlin....................... 2,056 4 Kyle Larson........................... 2,044 0 William Byron....................... 2,040 0 Ryan Blaney.......................... 2,039 0 Alex Bowman....................... 2,037 1 Aric Almirola ........................ 2,033 0 Ryan Newman...................... 2,027 0 Kurt Busch............................ 2,019 1 Clint Bowyer......................... 2,012 0 Erik Jones.............................. 2,007 1

Scoreboard

YYY

FRI 9/20

SAT 9/21

SUN 9/22

MON 9/23

TUE 9/24

WED 9/25

THU 9/26

TB 7:10 NESN

TB 6:10 NESN

TB 1:10 NESN

TB 7:10 NESN

TEX 8:05 NESN

TEX 2:05 NESN

CHI (exh.) 8:30

PHI (exh.) 7:00 NESN+

NJ (exh.) 7:00 NESN+

NYJ 1:00 CBS

RSL 7:30 NBCSB

POR 10:30 NBCSB

Home games shaded For updated scores: bostonglobe.com/sports On the radio, unless noted: Red Sox, WEEI-FM 93.7; Patriots and Revolution, WBZ-FM 98.5

ON THE AIR AUTO RACING 7:30 p.m. Xfinity: Go Bowling 250 NBCSN BASEBALL 2 p.m. St. Louis at Chicago Cubs MLB 7:10 p.m. Boston at Tampa Bay NESN 7:10 p.m. Philadelphia at Cleveland ESPN 10 p.m. Colorado at LA Dodgers ESPN COLLEGE FOOTBALL 8 p.m. Fla. International at Louisiana Tech CBSSN 9 p.m. Air Force at Boise State ESPN2 9 p.m. Utah at USC FS1 GOLF 9 a.m. European: BMW PGA Championship Golf 2 p.m. PGA: Sanderson Farms Championship Golf 6 p.m. Champions: Sanford International Golf PRO HOCKEY 7 p.m. Exhibition: New York vs. New Jersey NHL HORSE RACING 4:30 p.m. Belmont Live FS2 MEN’S COLLEGE SOCCER 5 p.m. Pittsburgh at Boston College NESN+ MEN’S SOCCER 2:20 p.m. Bundesliga: Mainz at Schalke FS2 3 p.m. Premier: Bournemouth at Southampton NBCSN SURFING 11 a.m. WSL: Championship Tour FS2 7 p.m. WSL: Championship Tour FS2 COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL 7 p.m. Syracuse at Northeastern NESN+

Golf

SATURDAY AUTO RACING 7:30 p.m. — Monster Energy Cup: Fed- erated Auto Parts 400, NBCSN BASEBALL 1 p.m. — Toronto at NY Yankees, MLB 5 p.m. — NY Mets at Cincinnati, MLB 6:10 p.m. — Boston at Tampa Bay, NESN, WEEI-FM 93.7 7:10 p.m. — Philadelphia at Cleveland, FS1 10 p.m. — Colorado at LA Dodgers,MLB BOXING 10:30 p.m. — Quillin-Angulo, FS1 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Noon — Boston College at Rutgers, Big Ten Network, WEEI-FM 93.7; California at Mississippi, ESPNU; Elon at Wake Forest, NESN Plus; La.-Monroe at Iowa State, FS1; Michigan at Wisconsin, Fox,WBZ-FM 98.5; Michigan State at North- western, ABC; Morgan State at Army, CBSSN; Southern Miss at Alabama, ESPN2; Tennessee at Florida, ESPN;UConn atIndiana,BigTenNetwork 1 p.m. — Coastal Carolina at UMass, NESN; Holy Cross at Yale, WEEI-AM 1440 3:30 p.m. — Appalachian State at North Carolina, NESN Plus; Auburn at Texas A&M, CBS; Louisville at Florida State,ESPN; SMU at TCU, FS1; South Ala- bama at UAB, NFL; Temple at Buffalo, ESPNU; UCF at Pittsburgh, ABC, ESPN2; Washington at BYU, ABC, ESPN2; Wyo- ming at Tulsa, CBSSN 4 p.m. — Harvard at San Diego,WRCA-AM 1330 7 p.m. — Ball State at North Carolina State, ESPNU; Baylor at Rice, CBSSN; Old Dominion at Virginia, ESPN2; Ore- gon at Stanford, ESPN 7:30 p.m. — Oklahoma State at Texas,ABC 8 p.m. — Notre Dame at Georgia, CBS 10:15 p.m. — Toledo at Colorado State, ESPN2 10:30 p.m. — UCLA at Washington State, ESPN; Utah State at San Diego State, CBSSN GOLF 7:30 a.m. — European: BMW PGAChampionship, Golf 3 p.m. — PGA: Sanderson Farms Cham- pionship, Golf 6 p.m. — Champions: Sanford Interna- tional, Golf PRO HOCKEY 2 p.m. — Exhibition: Pittsburgh vs. Columbus, NHL 7 p.m. — Exhibition: New York vs. Philadelphia, NHL 9 p.m. — Exhibition: Vancouver vs.Los Angeles, NHL HORSE RACING 5 p.m. — Pennsylvania Derby, NBC LACROSSE 2:30 p.m. — Premier League champion-

ship, NBC 5 p.m. — MLL: Dallas at Boston, NBCSB MEN’S SOCCER 7:30 a.m. — Premier: Tottenham at Le-icester City, NBCSN 9:30 a.m. — Bundesliga: FSV Mainz atSchalke, FS1; Bundesliga: Union Berlin at Bayer Leverkusen, FS2 10 a.m. — Premier: Watford at Man- chester City, NBCSN 12:20 p.m. — Bundesliga: Leipzig at Werder Bremen, FS2 12:30 p.m. — Premier: Brighton & Hove Albion at Newcastle United, NBC 6 p.m. — Liga MX: Puebla at Monter- rey, FS2 7:30 p.m. — MLS: Real Salt Lake at New England, NBCSB, WBZ-FM 98.5 SUNDAY AUTO RACING 8:10 a.m. — Formula One: Singapore Grand Prix, ESPN2 3:15 p.m. — IndyCar: Grand Prix of Monterey, NBC BASEBALL 1:10 p.m. — Boston at Tampa Bay, NESN, WEEI-FM 93.7 2:20 p.m. — St. Louis at Chi. Cubs, TBS 6:37 p.m. — Philadelphia at Cleveland, ESPN PRO BASKETBALL 5 p.m. — WNBA semifinals: Washing- ton at Las Vegas, ESPN2 7 p.m. — WNBA semifinals: Connecti- cut at Los Angeles, ESPN2 PRO FOOTBALL 1 p.m. — NY Jets at New England, CBS, WBZ-FM 98.5 4:05 p.m. — NY Giants at Tampa Bay, Fox 4:25 p.m. — New Orleans at Seattle, CBS 8:20 p.m. — LA Rams at Cleveland, NBC GOLF 7:30 a.m. — European: BMW PGA Championship, Golf 3 p.m. — PGA: Sanderson Farms Cham- pionship, Golf 6 p.m. — Champions: Sanford Interna- tiona, Golf PRO HOCKEY 5 p.m. — Exhibition: Pittsburgh vs. De- troit, NHL 8 p.m. — Exhibition: Calgary vs. Winni- peg, NHL SOCCER 9 a.m. — Premier: Manchester United at West Ham United, NBCSN 9:30 a.m. — Bundesliga: Fortuna Dusseldorf at Borussia Monchenglad- bach, FS1 11:30 a.m. — Premier: Liverpool atChelsea, NBCSN 12 p.m. — Bundesliga: Borussia Dort-mund at Eintracht Frankfurt, FS1 3:55 p.m. — MLS: Minnesota at Port- land, ESPN

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Bridgewater 5½......South Shore 3½ MERRIMACK VALLEY Central Cath. 11.........................Lowell 9 MIDDLESEX Watertown 42..................Wilmington 30 NORTHEASTERN Lynn Classical 46½...........Peabody 25½ PATRIOT Duxbury 253...........Plymouth North 287 Hingham 236........................Scituate 269 Silver Lake 251.................N. Quincy 261 Whit.-Hanson 259..................Quincy 318 SOUTH COAST Old Rochester 123.Digh.-Rehoboth 112 TRI-VALLEY Hopkinton 243.....................Medway 277 NONLEAGUE Bp. Feehan 143....Bridge.-Raynham 137 St. Johns Prep 220.........N. Andover 242 Burlington 38..........................Woburn 34 Brookline 106...........................Saugus 33 Weymouth 55.......................Brockton 53 SOCCER BOYS BAY STATE Brookline 2............................Wellesley 0 Natick 1..........................Newton North 1 Walpole 1...............................Braintree 0 Weymouth 2..........................Needham 0 BOSTON CITY Burke 3..............................Charlestown 0 E. Boston 6..............................Brighton 2 New Mission 10...........................CASH 1 OBryant 3..........................Boston Int'l. 2 CAPE & ISLANDS Barnstable 4..........................Sandwich 2 Falmouth 5...........................Nantucket 4 Nauset 5...................Dennis-Yarmouth 0 CAPE ANN Ipswich 5...............................Amesbury 1 COMMONWEALTH Mystic Valley 3.....................Northeast 1 Shawsheen 4..................Gr. Lawrence 0 DUAL COUNTY Boston Latin 1........................Wayland 0 Concord-Carlisle 2................Westford 2 Lincoln-Sudbury 3..............Cambridge 0 Newton South 0..........Acton-Boxboro 0 HOCKOMOCK King Philip 1..............................Canton 0 Milford 4................................Mansfield 1 North Attleboro 3.................Attleboro 0 Oliver Ames 2..........................Foxboro 0 Sharon 3...................................Taunton 1 MERRIMACK VALLEY Billerica 3................................Methuen 0 N. Andover 3......................Chelmsford 0 NORTHEASTERN Gloucester 4..............................Beverly 4 Lynn Classical 1........................Saugus 0 SOUTHEAST Dartmouth 5............Bridge.-Raynham 0 New Bedford 3...........................Durfee 1 TRI-VALLEY Ashland 2................................Norwood 1 Holliston 6............................Westwood 2 NONLEAGUE Framingham 4........................Waltham 0 GIRLS Wahconah 2....................Mt. Greylock 0 BAY STATE Braintree 2...............................Walpole 0 Brookline 1............................Wellesley 0 Needham 2..........................Weymouth 2 CAPE & ISLANDS Falmouth 5...........................Nantucket 0 Sandwich 1..........................Barnstable 1 DUAL COUNTY Lincoln-Sudbury 6..............Cambridge 0 Wayland 2........................Boston Latin 0 Westford 2................Concord-Carlisle 1 HOCKOMOCK Attleboro 1.................North Attleboro 1 Foxboro 2..........................Oliver Ames 0 Franklin 6..............................Stoughton 1 King Philip 4..............................Canton 1 Mansfield 1................................Milford 1 Taunton 2...................................Sharon 1

By Mike Kotsopoulos
GLOBE CORRESPONDENT
ANDOVER — Charles “Trey”
Brown remembers his first snap
for the Phillips Andover football
team during his lone postgradu-
ate year in 2011.
It was his last.
Coach Leon Modeste called for
“power right” during a scrimmage
at Buckingham, Browne & Nich-
ols. Brown, a running back from
Livingston, Calif., took the hand-
off. He tried to weave his way be-
tween the right guard and tackle
but, at the last second, a defender
clipped his right knee.
“I knew immediately what
happened,” recalled Brown. “It
just didn’t feel right.”
Brown battled a flood of emo-
tions waiting for the results of his
MRI. At Livingston High School,
he had played varsity baseball,
basketball, and football. At Phil-
lips, he expected to catch the at-
tention of a big-time Division I
football program.
But when the MRI revealed a
torn anterior cruciate ligament,
reality set in.
“Once I found out, I remem-
beredthinkingtomyself,‘This
[stinks],’” Brown said, with a
chuckle. “The weather in Andover
is much different from back home
[two hours east of the Bay Area].
It was cold. It didn’t feel like
home. I remembered thinking to
myself that I’d never come back
here if I had to.”
Fast forward seven years, and
the 26-year-old Brown now roams
the Big Blue sideline as the pro-
gram’s sixth head coach in its
141st season after Modeste ended
his 32-year run last November.
A friendship he shared with
Jim Ventre, Phillips Andover’s
current head of school, ultimately

set the stage for Brown’s return to the campus weeks after his ACL tear. Ventre, then the school’s admissions director and a residen- tial counselor, handed Brown a sheet of statistics outlining the as- tronomical odds a player faced in making the NFL. “It made me realize that my dream of playing in the NFL was a pretty lofty goal,” Brown said. “He [Ventre] reminded me that I wasn’t at Andover to just play football. He reminded me that my identity was much bigger than that.” From that day on, Brown ad- justed his mind-set. He stayed in- volved with the Big Blue football team instead of quitting. “Coach Mo was there for me and gave me a lot of emotional support,” Brown said of Modeste. “He wanted me to know that I was still a part of this team, even while recovering.” The rest of the season, Brown attended every team practice and film session. With guidance from Ventre, he joined community ser- vice groups on campus and formed a close-knit bond with his newfound mentor. The following season, Brown left Andover for Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine, where, sad- ly, he tore his ACL three more times — once in his left knee and twice in his right, including his first carry as a college freshman. “A lot of people tell me that it’s insanity to go through the same thing and get the same outcome,” said Brown, who captained the Polar Bears his senior year. “Just being with the guys on the team, though, kept me coming back. It reminded me of the camaraderie of the sport, the reason why I fell in love with the sport to begin with.” After graduating in 2016, Brown returned to California to manage a poultry plant, but when a position as an admissions counselor opened up at Andover, Ven- tre reached out to Brown. “Trey was someone who really stood out as a candidate,” said Li- sa Joel, who succeeded Modeste as athletic director while continu- ing as varsity girls’ soccer coach. “A big part of Andover’s tradition is family and teamwork. Trey really embodied these characteristics better than anyone.” In addition to his role as an admissions counselor, Brown worked as a running backs/defen- sive backs coach on Modeste’s staff. His ability to relate made him a favorite among the staff, players and students. “Trey showed a level of maturi- ty and delivered an immediate im- pacthereatAndover,”saidJoel. “He’s a guy who was ready to go from the first moment.” His work ethic and ability to relate to his players caught Mod- este’s attention. In his second year back, Brown was caught by surprise by a comment Modeste made. “[Modeste ] had told me that he’d be giving me more leniency over the program because he wanted me to take it over one day,” said Brown. “At the time, I didn’t take what he said too seri- ously.” The Big Blue finished 3-5 and Modeste announced his retire- ment. Few questioned his deci- sion when he named Brown as his successor. “I’m pretty sure any kid on the team could go up to [Brown] and talk to him about their personal lives without worrying about it,” said senior captain Erik Fotta, an offensive lineman from Wenham. Fotta suffered a season-ending ankle injury in the season opener last fall. “While I was recovering, he en- couraged me to rehab,” Fotta said. “But he also reminded us that football isn’t everything, that there is life after football.” While incorporating his own schemes and personnel decisions, Brown in his first season at the helm wanted to maintain the same approach Modeste had with his players. “Everyone at Andover wears a different hat,” Brown said.“If you’re a coach or [staff member], we want to help these kids grow into adults, mentally, physically, and in all aspects of life.” Even if it means showing them that life does indeed exist beyond the gridiron.

Mike Kotsopoulos can be reached at [email protected].

Governor’s Academy at St. Sebastian’s: The Independent School Legague season kicks off Saturday and St. Sebas- tian’s will play its first game under new coach Dan Burke (’97), a 17-year assistant to the retired Bob Souza. The Ar- rows will be led by quarterback Shane O’Leary.Pick: GOVERNOR’S ACADEMY. Natick at Brockton: The Boxers wound up on the wrong side of a 48-40 shoot- out at Lynn Classical last week, while Natick has rolled through its first two games by a combined 63-7 differential. Pick: BROCKTON. Springfield Central at Catholic Memori- al: The Knights have looked like the best team in EMass, but will they maintain their torrid pace against a Western Mass power? Central impressed in a blowout win over Everett and a close loss at Central Catholic.Pick:CM. Duxbury at Scituate: The Sailors own the longest winning streak (12 games) in EMass., adding even more motiva- tion for an 0-2 Duxbury squad to score a big road win over a rival.Pick: SCITU- ATE. St. John’s Prep at Central Catholic: The Eagles dominated Central in the Divi- sion 1 North final last year, but the Raiders have reloaded and are capable of exacting some revenge at Veterans Memorial Stadium in Lawrence Satur- day.Pick: CENTRAL CATHOLIC. NATE WEITZER

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FRIDAY EASTERN MASS. BAY STATE — Newton North at Needham, 6; Framing-ham at Braintree, 7. BOSTON CITY — O’Bryant at Charlestown, 4; East Bos- tonatBostonEnglish,6. CAPE ANN — Hamilton-Wenham at North Reading, 7;Ipswich at Newburyport, 7. COMMONWEALTH — Northeast at Greater Lawrence, 4; KIPP Academy at Chelsea, 7; Nashoba Valley Tech at Mystic Valley, 7; Whittier at Essex Tech, 7. DUAL COUNTY — Westford at Waltham, 6.MAYFLOWER — South Shore Voc-Tech at West Bridgewater, 7. MERRIMACK VALLEY — Andover at Billerica, 7; Chelmsford at Haverhill, 7; Lawrence at Dracut, 7; Lowell at North Andover, 7.MIDDLESEX — Woburn at Burlington, 4:30; Arlington at Stoneham, 6:30. NORTHEASTERN — Gloucester at Marblehead, 7; Lynn Claat Swampscott, 7; Saugus at Winthrop, 7.ssicalatDanvers,7;PeabodyatRevere, 7 ;Salem PATRIOT — Duxbury at Scituate, 7; Plymouth North at Pembroke, 7. SOUTH COAST — Old Rochester at Apponequet, 4; Bourne at Wareham, 6:30; Fairhaven at Seekonk, 6:30;Somerset Berkley at Greater New Bedford, 7. SOUTH SHORE — Rockland at Abington, 7. NONLEAGUE — Everett at St. Johns (Shrewsbury), 4; Atlantis Charter at Holbrook/Avon, 6; Lynnfield at Medford, 6; Southbridge at Martha’s Vineyard, 6;Manchester Essex at Brighton, 6:30; Natick at Brock- ton, 6:30; Bedford at Arlington Catholic, 7; Bishop Stang at Middleborough, 7; Bridgewater-Raynham at Xaverian, 7; Brookline at Newton South, 7; Cathedralat Georgetown, 7; Dartmouth at Attleboro, 7; Durfee at Quincy, 7; East Bridgewater at Hanover, 7; Hopkinton at Hingham, 7; Latin Academy at Boston Latin, 7; Malden Catholic at Masconomet, 7; Marshfield at BC High, 7; Millis at Lowell Catholic, 7; North Attlebor-ough at Bishop Feehan, 7; North Quincy at Westwood, 7; Randolph at St. John Paul II, 7; Reading at Acton- Boxborough, 7; South Boston/Burke at St. Mary’s, 7; SpringfieldCentralatCatholicMemorial,7;TechBos- ton at Carver/Sacred Heart, 7; Watertown at Cam-bridge, 7; Wayland at Falmouth, 7; Wilmington at Bish- op Fenwick, 7. SATURDAY

BAY STATE — Walpole at Wellesley, 12.EASTERN MASS. CAPE ANN — Amesbury at Pentucket, 1. CATHOLIC CENTRAL — Austin Prep at Cardinal Spell- man, 1.COMMONWEALTH — Minuteman at Lynn Tech, 7; Shawsheen at Greater Lowell, 12. MAYFLOWER — Blue Hills at Diman, 11a ; Cape Cod TechatTri-County,1;UpperCape atSoutheastern,1. MERRIMACK VALLEY — Methuen at Tewksbury, 1:30.NORTHEASTERN — Lynn English at Beverly, 1. TRI-VALLEY — Medway at Norwood, 1; Norton at Med- field, 1. NONLEAGUE — Melrose at Lincoln-Sudbury, 12; Arch- bishop Williams at Silver Lake, 1; Barnstable at Holli-ston, 1; Dover-Sherborn at Weston, 1; Lexington at Concord-Carlisle, 1; Whitman-Hanson at New Bedford, 1; Cohasset at Nantucket, 2; St. Johns Prep at Central Catholic, 2; Roxbury Prep at Oliver Ames, 3.NEPSAC EVERGREEN — Kingswood-Oxford at Pingree, 1. ISL — Governor’s at St. Sebastian’s, 1; Tabor at BB&N, 1; Lawrence Academy at Belmont Hill, 2; St. George’s atLatin at Middlesex, 2:30; St. Mark’s at Thayer, 2:30.Nobles,2;MiltonAcademyatBrooks, 2 :30;Roxbury NONLEAGUE — Loomis Chaffee at Phillips Andover, 2:30.

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