At the Massachusetts Public School Rowing Association spring championship in Lowell, Duxbury's boys' crew team emerged victorious, clinching the boys’ eights team-point state title. The team overcame a challenging season, marked by indoor training and a 'rough patch,' to rally and perform exceptionally well. Their second varsity eight secured a first-place finish, while the first varsity eight came in second, narrowly trailing Wayland-Weston. On the girls' side, Brookline captured the overall team title after finishing first in the first varsity eight. Cambridge continued its dominance by winning the girls' varsity fours for the ninth consecutive year and also claimed first in the boys' fours. Senior captain Emma Shaw highlighted the importance of rowing in fours, emphasizing the individual impact each member can have on the team’s success. Notably, Cambridge's coxswain, Ada LaMaster, who navigates life with transverse myelitis, concluded her high school career on a high note, showcasing her leadership and skill.