Playing in honor of his friend and colleague at Brewster Academy, Bostonian Dasonte Bowen stole the show with 32 points, propelling his team to a 100-94 victory, in an all-star game combining players from MIAA schools and NEPSAC.

“It’s a big event,” said Bowen, who started for O’Bryant in eighth grade and transferred to Brewster from Worcester Academy last year.

“I played in [the Beantown Slam] the last three years and it’s always great to come back and show love to the people I started with. I just wanna be able to live [Clarke] and put for the city like he did, so it’s personal now. I have to do it [to the highest level] for him.”

The action opened with a boys’ game comprised of all stars from the Boston City League.

In a competitive affair between very familiar players, Boston’s English junior full-back Mekhi Dedrick took over down the stretch, sealing a 72-69 victory with a finish and 1 in the dying seconds.

“I just knew we only had 11 seconds and I had to go get a bucket,” Dedrick said of the end game.

“I haven’t played in front of an audience for a long time. It was really fun because a lot of people that I was playing with and against, I know them well, so it was really fun to participate and everyone wanted to win in the end.

The All-Star Game followed, featuring a mix of personalities from the MIAA ranks and preschoolers.

With the game in play, head coach Vinh Bui (who now runs the Noble & Greenough Junior Girls College program and runs the Shooting Touch AAU program) turned to Norwood junior Megan Olbrys.

The 6-foot-1 forward took over with a few finishes and 1 in streak, finishing with 11 points to propel Team Vinh to a 63-57 victory.

“As soon as this was announced, there was a huge buzz,” Bui said, referring to the original plan to host the outdoor Beantown Slam at Fields Corner.

“I think it’s great for the kids and for the community. Especially in the city there has been a lot of hardship due to the pandemic so it’s just a beautiful thing to have the kids here and the community supporting them.

Baseball

St. Mary’s 3, Austin Prep 0 – The Cougars (11-1) entered their Memorial Day game with the unbeaten Spartans (7-5) and placed first in the Globe’s Top 20. Their 11-game winning streak fell to a dominant full shutout performance. junior pitcher Aiven Cabral (9 strikeouts, 3 hits).

Austin Prep is playing on a mound of turf, which was an adjustment for Cabral, said St. Mary’s coach Derek Dana. Despite some slippage, Cabral maintained his leadership and delivered a dominant performance.

“[Cabral] is a very strong child mentally and physically, ”said Dana. “He works very hard at it, and now he’s been doing it ever since. [he was] a freshman. . . It keeps going up. It never shrinks.

All three points for the Spartans came in the first set.

Terence Moynihan (2 hits, 2 RBIs) scored the first two on a goal-laden double, before scoring on a Lucas Fritz single that extended the visitor’s lead to three in the first frame.

After a good start, Dana told her team to stay focused and build on the initial momentum. “I said ‘The energy is there,’” Dana said. “They beat him, playing good defense, but we still have a long way to go. So keep going, keep doing what you’re doing, get faster, get better, gain confidence, and finish this thing.

The last 6½ innings were a defensive battle, as Cabral dueled with opposing hitters and, thanks to strong defense behind him, held Austin Prep scoreless for the first time this season.

Burlington 4, Watertown 3 – Senior Nick Pye traveled the distance over the mound for the Red Devils (2-6) in a Middlesex League road victory.

Central Catholic 2, Haverhill 1 – Sophomore Tyler Normandie delivered a single with two strikeouts late in the 14th inning to lift the Raiders (7-3) to 10th place in the Merrimack Valley Conference victory in Lawrence. Normandie also shot three innings of relief in one stroke, throwing 25 of his 34 shots for strikes, to claim the victory.

Franklin 6, Mansfield 1 – Alfred Mucciarone dispersed three hits in five innings, fanning seven, and Chris Goode (3-for-4, 2 runs, doubles), Nate Cooke (2-for-3, 3 RBI) and Jack Marino (2 -for- 3, double) propelled the No. 3 Panthers (10-0) to victory in the Hockomock League.

Lexington 8, reading 4 – Charlie Walsh threw 2 1/3 relief with six strikeouts to lead the Minutemen (7-3) to victory in the Middlesex League. John Nordman (2 hits, 3 RBIs) and Cole Velis (2 homers) led the attack.

Weymouth 6, North Newton 3 – Sophomore Sean Zaslaw struck out seven strikes in five innings and also had a grand slam for host Wildcats (3-9) in the third inning. Dylan Umano made the save with two perfect innings to seal the Bay State Conference victory.

Xaverian 2, St. John’s Prep 1 – Senior Ryan Douglas pitched a full game, allowing just one point, as the No.4 Hawks (7-1) defeated the No.2 Eagles and rose to first place in the Catholic Conference . The three points of the competition were not deserved.

Lacrosse for boys

Dracut 11, Central Catholic 7 – Josh Gagnon and Andrew Titus each scored three goals to lead the Middies (7-3) to a victory in the Merrimack Valley Conference.

Franklin 11, La Salle (RI) 10 – The Panthers, third in the standings (10-0), continued their invincibility thanks to three goals each from Luke Davis and Joe Consigli in the non-league victory. Owen Kielty and Matt Lazzaro each scored two goals and distributed two assists.

Ipswich 9, Hamilton-Wenham 8 – The Tigers (8-0) led 4-7 before scoring five of the next six goals in the Cape Ann League victory. Senior Justin Bruhm (1 goal, 4 assists), sophomore Henry Wright (3 goals, 1 assist) and senior Rowan Silva (2 goals, 1 assist) all had multiple points for the visitors.

St. Mary’s 6, Weymouth 2 – Jack Silva’s three-goal performance helped the visiting Spartans (6-3) win the non-league game.

Girls’ butt

Austin Prep 15, St. Mary’s 2 – Molly Vana (5 goals), Casey Ahlin (1 goal, 4 assists) and Casey Bachner (3 goals, 3 assists) led a balanced offensive attack in Catholic Central’s victory for the Cougars (8-1).

Central Catholic 15, Dracut 5 – The Raiders (8-2) claimed a Merrimack Valley Conference victory behind the goals of eight athletes, including impressive performances from Carly LaFerriere (4 goals, 1 assist) and Grace Lydon (3 goals, 2 assists).

North Andover 19, Lowell 4 – Emma Scully scored four goals and added three assists for the 18th-seeded Scarlet Knights (6-2) in a Merrimack Valley Conference road victory over the Raiders.

soft ball

Lowell 3, Tewksbury 0 – Gianna LaCedra whipped up 16 batters in a full one-shot shutout effort for the Red Raiders (8-1). At home plate, Kay LaLiberty went 2 for 3 with a run scored in the home win of the Merrimack Valley Conference.

Rockport 8, Georgetown 2 – Amelia Lucas led by three points and Kelsea Anderson (10 strikeouts) pitched a full game in the Cape Ann League contest. Zoe Lucido added two hits and Karlee Lorden scored two runs for the Vikings (6-3).

Triton 11, Lynnfield 10 – Izzy Oldoni belted a home run and the winning race for the Vikings in the Cape Ann League victory.

Boys track

After a scoring correction made on Monday, the Dover-Sherborn boys were declared the winners of the State Coaches Division 4 relays which took place at Gordon College in Wenham on Saturday. At the end of the game, Triton Regional had edged DS, 47-44. However, a score for a Dover-Sherborn shot putter was recorded incorrectly. With the change, Dover-Sherborn totaled 52 points and Triton had 47.

Girls track

Weymouth 94, Braintree 42 – Senior captain Kacie To won the 400-meter hurdles (69.8 seconds) and Emily Gervais won first place in the shot put (32-8) and discus (87-7) as the Wildcats (4-1 ) won the Bay State Conference Herget. Division title.

Matt Doherty, Ethan Fuller, Emma Healy, Ethan McDonnell, and Jake Levin contributed to this report. To report scores, call 617-929-2860 / 3235 or email hssports@globe.com. Tweet note @GlobeSchools.