At the beginning of the girls tennis season this spring, coach Chris Scott emphasized that the team was focusing on one match at a time, and not giving any thoughts to post-season play.

The regional high school boys baseball team is going to Fenway — not to play but to be honored.

The boys tennis team beat Old Rochester 4-1 Tuesday in the division 2 south sectional semifinals. Girls lacrosse lost to Hanover 19-10.

The girls lacrosse team defeated Archbishop Williams 11-10 Saturday afternoon to advance to the semifinals of the south sectional division 3 playoffs.

Girls lacrosse heads to the quarterfinals of the south sectional tournament with a 15-3 win over Fontbonne, and boys tennis is in the semifinals after defeating Maimonides 4-1.

Girls and boys tennis got off to a strong start in post-season play this week, advancing through early rounds of the south sectional tournament with undefeated records intact.

Two girls lacrosse coaches at the regional high school were abruptly suspended this week for a team incident at practice that remains mostly under wraps.

On Thursday Mackenzie Condon made history by becoming the first Vineyard woman to win an all-state championship. Then on Friday she signed with Harvard University.

A wave of new opponents awaits the regional high school spring sports teams as the program transitions into the eight-team Cape and Islands league.

The boys’ hockey team and basketball teams both ended playoff runs after strong seasons. And indoor track star Mackenzie Condon placed 10th in hurdles at the New England Championships.