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    Lincoln-Sudbury Field Hockey Takes First Place in MIAA Division 1 Field Hockey Brackets

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    Commonwealth field hockey teams now know their path to a state championship. It’s a day late after court injunction delayed release of mediabut the seeds are now planted.

    Lincoln-Sudbury finished an undefeated regular season and earned the No. 1 seed in the Division 1 tournament.

    There are 18 regional teams that have a chance to win trophies. Hudson and Holliston will meet in a Division 3 preliminary round match, while Nipmuc and Medway have a rematch scheduled in the round of 16.

    Here’s where the rest of the MetroWest and Greater Milford teams are ranked:

    Division 1

    Round of 16

    No. 33 Lowell/No. 32 New Bedford at number 1 Lincoln-Sudbury (14-0-2)

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    Lindsey Brown of Algonquin Regional High School maneuvers against Jocelyn Mariani of Nashoba Regional High School on September 23, 2024.Lindsey Brown of Algonquin Regional High School maneuvers against Jocelyn Mariani of Nashoba Regional High School on September 23, 2024.

    Lindsey Brown of Algonquin Regional High School maneuvers against Jocelyn Mariani of Nashoba Regional High School on September 23, 2024.

    No. 30 Westford Academy (3-10-5) vs. No. 3 Algonquin (14-2-2)

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    No. 26 Attleboro (10-7-1) at No. 7 Franklin (17-1)

    No. 24 Needham (6-10-1) at No. 9 Wellesley (11-3-4)

    Natick senior Addie Robie passes the ball past Dover-Sherborn sophomore Sophia Wichman and senior Emma Marden during a field hockey game at Memorial Field in Natick on Monday, Oct. 21, 2024. Natick field hockey defeated Dover-Sherborn, 3-1.Natick senior Addie Robie passes the ball past Dover-Sherborn sophomore Sophia Wichman and senior Emma Marden during a field hockey game at Memorial Field in Natick on Monday, Oct. 21, 2024. Natick field hockey defeated Dover-Sherborn, 3-1.

    Natick senior Addie Robie passes the ball past Dover-Sherborn sophomore Sophia Wichman and senior Emma Marden during a field hockey game at Memorial Field in Natick on Monday, Oct. 21, 2024. Natick field hockey defeated Dover-Sherborn, 3-1.

    No. 21 Waltham (6-6-4) at No. 12 Natick (11-4-3)

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    Division 2

    Preliminary round

    No. 34 Everett (7-6-4) at No. 31 Wayland (1-14-1)

    Round of 16

    No. 20 Oliver Ames (10-6-2) at No. 13 Hopkinton (9-7-2)

    No. 19 Minnechaug (7-8-3) at No. 14 Westborough (6-9-2)

    Division 3

    Preliminary round

    No. 36 Hudson (8-6-4) at No. 29 Holliston (5-12-1)

    Round of 16

    Dover-Sherborn senior captain Evie Schneider moves the ball toward the goal during a field hockey game against Natick at Memorial Field in Natick, Monday, Oct. 21, 2024. Natick field hockey defeated Dover- Sherborn, 3-1Dover-Sherborn senior captain Evie Schneider moves the ball toward the goal during a field hockey game against Natick at Memorial Field in Natick, Monday, Oct. 21, 2024. Natick field hockey defeated Dover- Sherborn, 3-1

    Dover-Sherborn senior captain Evie Schneider moves the ball toward the goal during a field hockey game against Natick at Memorial Field in Natick, Monday, Oct. 21, 2024. Natick field hockey defeated Dover- Sherborn, 3-1

    No. 24 Belchertown (13-4) at No. 9 Dover-Sherborn (10-7-1)

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    No. 25 Ashland (6-12) at No. 8 North Middlesex (14-2-2)

    Players and coaches of the Nipmuc Regional Field Hockey team pose with the Central Mass championship plaque. Tournament Class B after the Warriors beat Quabbin, 3-2, on Saturday.Players and coaches of the Nipmuc Regional Field Hockey team pose with the Central Mass championship plaque. Tournament Class B after the Warriors beat Quabbin, 3-2, on Saturday.

    Players and coaches of the Nipmuc Regional Field Hockey team pose with the Central Mass championship plaque. Tournament Class B after the Warriors beat Quabbin, 3-2, on Saturday.

    No. 21 Nipmuc (9-7-2) at No. 12 Medway (5-9-2)

    No. 19 Auburn (12-5-1) at No. 14 Marlborough (9-6-3)

    No. 18 Blackstone Valley Tech (14-3-1) at No. 15 St. Mary’s (13-4-1)

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    Division 4

    Round of 16

    No. 23 Quaboag (11-6-1) at No. 10 Hopedale (9-8-1)

    No. 21 Bellingham (6-13-1) at No. 12 Ipswich (8-6-3)

    This article was originally published on MetroWest Daily News: Undefeated LS Field Hockey Earns First D1 Spot in MIAA State Tournament

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