Good morning, Framingham.

The MIAA Football Committee approved a new Super 8 tournament format on May 14 to adjust playoff schedules for high school football in 2027, a plan that Xaverian coach Al Fornaro criticized for sidelining top Catholic Conference teams+ the proposal awaits review on May 20.

The MIAA Football Committee voted May 14 in favor of adding an elite Super 8 tournament division for high school football that will begin in 2027.

The vote is part of broader plans to refine playoff fields (the proposal still needs final committee approval).

The poll for the 2026 Daily News Fans Girls Hockey Player of the Year is open until noon Thursday, May 21.

Seventeen players from nine local programs, including five from Algonquin, are competing for the title — voters are encouraged to cast their ballots online.

Dolan Comforti, a junior setter for Nipmuc-Valley Tech, now stands 6-foot-7 after growing 11 inches and helped his team win 27-25 over Southeastern Voc Tech on Thursday at BVT—he also reached 1,000 assists in his career.

Local girls lacrosse athletes are highlighted as votes open for the 2026 Fans Midseason Girls Lacrosse Player of the Year poll, which remains open until noon Thursday, May 21.

The contest spotlights high school performers following several weeks of season play.

A Night on the Town II

7-9 p.m. — Gems @ The Arts — Tickets TBA — Experience live performances from talented music students and instructors in an intimate artsy atmosphere.

Rock Project Live Concert

7:30-8:30 p.m. — Gems @ The Arts — $10 Adults, $5 Kids — Enjoy a night of fun and feel-good live music from local musicians.