Allen Brown Scores 41 Points in Holbrook Victory

Holbrook boys basketball team cruises past Boston Collegiate Charter

Jan. 29, 2026 at 8:31pm

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Allen Brown scored 41 points and Odens Massillion added 27 as the Holbrook boys basketball team defeated Boston Collegiate Charter 81-34 in a non-league matchup. Elsewhere, South Shore Tech, Peabody, and Holliston also picked up wins on the hardwood.

Why it matters

High school sports provide an important outlet for student-athletes, teaching valuable lessons about teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship. These results highlight the competitive spirit and athletic talent of players across Massachusetts.

The details

In the Holbrook victory, Allen Brown led the way with 41 points, while Odens Massillion chipped in 27. South Shore Tech cruised to a 64-51 win over Norfolk Aggie, with Patrick Johnson scoring 19 points and Logan Perrault adding 15. Peabody also picked up a non-league win, 79-55 over Excel Academy, behind 24 points and 13 rebounds from Thad Broughton and 23 points from Mark Mendonca. Holliston qualified for the state playoffs for the first time in 9 years with a 75-44 win over Grafton, led by Ethan Suhajda's double-double of 17 points and 10 rebounds.

  • The games took place on January 29, 2026.

The players

Allen Brown

A player for the Holbrook boys basketball team who scored 41 points in their victory.

Odens Massillion

A player for the Holbrook boys basketball team who scored 27 points in their victory.

Patrick Johnson

A player for the South Shore Tech boys basketball team who scored 19 points in their win.

Logan Perrault

A player for the South Shore Tech boys basketball team who scored 15 points in their win.

Ethan Suhajda

A player for the Holliston boys basketball team who recorded a double-double with 17 points and 10 rebounds in their victory.

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The takeaway

These high school basketball results showcase the talent and competitiveness of student-athletes across Massachusetts, as teams battle for playoff spots and league championships. The success of programs like Holbrook, South Shore Tech, and Holliston underscores the important role that sports play in the development of young people.