Here's a quick roundup of the latest sports news, covering everything from the NBA to local hockey and skiing events.
Celtics Update: Porzingis Still Sidelined
Boston Celtics fans are still waiting for the return of Kristaps Porzingis. Head coach Joe Mazzulla has confirmed that Porzingis has missed his fourth consecutive game due to a lingering illness. There's no firm date set for his return, but the team is hoping he'll be back on the court soon. 
The Celtics have been managing without their big man, but his presence is certainly missed on both ends of the court. Keep an eye on future updates as they become available.
Bruins Suffer Unlucky Loss in Carolina
The Boston Bruins suffered a 3-2 loss to the Carolina Hurricanes in a game filled with what some are calling "bad luck." Despite their best efforts, the Bruins couldn't overcome the Hurricanes, adding to their recent struggles.
Adding to the team's challenges, the Bruins recently lost Jordan Oesterle on waivers and signed Tyler Pitlick to a two-way deal. As the trade deadline approaches, the team is looking to make strategic moves to improve their roster. 
"Nobody spits back good breaks like the Bruins," one commentator noted, highlighting the team's resilience despite facing adversity.
Winthrop Hockey Advances to Semifinals
In local hockey news, the Winthrop High School boys hockey team secured a spot in the Div. 4 state semifinals with a decisive victory over Littleton. Philip Boncore led the charge with two goals and an assist. 
The team overcame traffic delays leaving Boston to make the game at Loring Arena, making the victory even sweeter. "The trip home from Loring Arena turned out to be well worth it Thursday night," a witness said.
Cranmore Celebrates Women's Week
Finally, for those hitting the slopes, Cranmore Mountain Resort is hosting its first-ever Women's Week from March 10-15. The event is designed to celebrate and support women skiers and riders of all levels. 
"We have designed the week to celebrate skiing at all levels," said Kelly Hunt, Cranmore's director of sales and events. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, Women's Week offers something for everyone.