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Martha's Vineyard boys golf earns share of division title

Recapping Wednesday's Cape Cod and Islands high school sports action.

On a pleasant day, the Martha's Vineyard golf team secured a 238-253 victory over Falmouth, earning the title of co-champions in the Lighthouse Atlantic Division alongside Sandwich. Falmouth, on the other hand, suffered a loss and failed to qualify for the sectional tournament with a 6-8 record. Contributions from key players like Jacoby Light, Peter Williamson, Gusto Martone, Macallan Moran, Jake Getchell, and Shane Harding helped the Vineyarders' success.

Similarly, the Clippers' players such as Gavin Powderly, Parker Marshall, Jackson Smith, Carter Szatkowski, Logan Friel, and Henry Knowlton played significant roles in their win. Other high school sports news included Sturgis East's 301-311 victory over Cape Cod Academy, with Max Kuhn being the standout performer for the Storm. In girls soccer, Martha's Vineyard defeated St. John Paul II 2-0, with Iyla Story scoring both goals and Laney Light providing both assists.

The Vineyarders' defense, led by Hannah Wansciewicz, Avery Conley, Maple Martone, and Lucile Hall, held strong against St. John Paul II's penetration. Meanwhile, Nantucket claimed a 3-0 win over Monomoy, with Emma Woodbury and Harper LeBrecht being the key scorers for the Whalers. In girls volleyball, Monomoy secured a 3-0 victory over Rising Tide, advancing to the state tournament for the first time in their program's history.

Charlie Ducott, Maddy Gray, and Alexa Babes-Deel were instrumental in the Sharks' success. Finally, Upper Cape beat Diman 3-0, with Sophia Lopes leading the Rams' charge by delivering a season-high 21 service points and Courtney Jacobs covering the team's sports reporting.

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