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Allegations of misconduct go beyond the Danvers boys' hockey team. The new MIAA chief says 'we need to intervene immediately'

Bob Baldwin said he went “speechless” when he learned this week about the alleged violent racist and homophobic misconduct by members of the 2019-20 Danvers High boys’ hockey team. Now, Baldwin, the new executive director of the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association, is ready to speak out. Breaking with MIAA history — the organization has long lacked a powerful public voice to campaign against abuses in high school sports — Baldwin said in an interview that he plans to take a strong stand to promote civility and the safety of student-athletes, after a series of alarming incidents in his first weeks on the job. Read the full story. Related: Danvers fights efforts to expose high school hockey team's alleged misconduct Anti-Defamation League seeks investigation into Duxbury High football team for use of Holocaust-related terms on field Roxbury Prep, Georgetown hire former prosecutor to investigate racial taunting allegations