2025 NEBJ awards: Wachusett’s Jae Scott is our MIAA Girls Player of the Year
Wachusett junior Jae Scott is shy by her own admission. Her game has always spoken louder than her words. But this year, Scott was thrust…
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2025 NEBJ awards: Our All-MIAA girls teams and individual honors
The MIAA girls basketball season is in the rear-view mirror. To put a bow on the winter, we're unveiling our first New England Basketball Journal…Read More
AAU preview: 10 girls prospects who could carry school success through the spring
In a snap, we’ve flipped the page from the high school basketball season to the AAU circuit. Grassroots teams around New England are announcing their…
How the Wachusett girls changed coach Jim Oxford’s perspective on championship DNA
The Wachusett girls basketball team, by rule, begins road trips with a silent bus ride to focus on the upcoming opponent. Recently, a new tradition…
15 stars from the 2025 MIAA girls state tournament
The MIAA state tournament always shines a light on the state's brightest stars. This year, they gave us some remarkable performances. From early-tournament buzzer-beaters to…
Jaelynn Scott’s heroic layup lifts Wachusett to first-ever Division 1 championship
LOWELL, Mass. — Jaelynn Scott had a lot more than the basketball in her hands. With seconds ticking away and Wachusett trailing by a point,…
5 takeaways from Wachusett’s Div. 1 semifinal win vs. Braintree
WOBURN, Mass. — Wachusett's road back to the MIAA Division 1 championship game has required significant learning and adjustments from a team that graduated seven…
