CRLS Boys' Cross Country Took the First Four Spots at the Dual County Meet. Boys' Soccer Got the No. 1 Seed

Cambridge Rindge and Latin had a week, according to Cambridge Day's roundup.

Cross country

The boys captured the first four places at the Dual County League championship to win the Thorpe Division with 19 points. Concord-Carlisle and Lincoln-Sudbury tied for a distant second at 73. The girls took second in the Thorpe at 70 points, behind Concord-Carlisle's 29; Neva Hartman was sixth in 19:13.

Soccer

The boys beat Newton South 1-0 on Mathias Asnake's goal, then beat Winchester 4-1 with Elias Hyland scoring all four, clinching the top ranking in the MIAA. The girls (6-9) closed with a 1-0 win over Swampscott on Harriet Wessler's goal, with goalkeeper Safina Milner stopping all eight shots.

Volleyball and football

Girls' volleyball (14-5) beat Lowell 3-1. The 22nd-seeded Falcons visit 11th-seeded Bishop Feehan in the Division 1 tournament Thursday at 6 p.m. Football (4-3) lost to Lincoln-Sudbury 35-7 and, as the 16th seed, plays top-seeded Catholic Memorial on Friday in Division 2. The team also plays at Fenway Park on Thanksgiving.

Dez's take

Four guys across the line before anyone else is ridiculous. And a four-goal game to lock up the No. 1 seed? Hyland had a night. Football's got a tough draw.

What we still don't know

Boys' soccer's first-round opponent had not been reported.

The developments described above are drawn from contemporaneous reporting by Cambridge Day, Cambridge Day. As of Thursday morning, elias Hyland scored four against Winchester. Football, the 16th seed, draws top-seeded Catholic Memorial on Friday. Boston Uncut will update this account if primary agencies release additional records, schedules or statements that change the public facts. Readers seeking the underlying documents should consult the linked sources, which carry the full quotations and agency attributions used here. Where allegations appear, they are labeled as allegations; where vote totals or rankings are cited, they reflect the figures published by the named outlet or agency at the time of reporting.

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