Lawsuits against Hernandez to be heard in Boston

GIRLS SOCCER Saratoga Springs at Liverpool: 2p.m South Glens Falls at Schuylerville: 7 p.m. FIELD HOCKEY Saratoga Springs at Columbia: 11a.m. Guilderland at Burnt HillsBallston Lake: 11a.m. Shaker at Bethlehem: 11a.m. Niskayuna at Shenendehowa: 3p.m. Greenwich vs. North Warren: 4:30 p.m. GOLF Schuylerviile vs. BroadalpinPerth (at Holland Meadows Golf Course): 4p.m. South Glens Falls vs. Scotia-Glenville (Stadium Golf Course): 1 p.m. Hoosic Valley vs. WaterfordHalfmoon (Fairways of Halfmoon): 8 a.m. Saratoga Catholic vs. Tamarac (Frear Park Golf Course): 9 a.m. NY-PENN LEAGUE Aberdeen at Tri-City: 7 p.m. BOSTON » A judge says two wrongful-death lawsuits pending against the estate of late NFL player Aaron Hernandez will be heard in Boston, in Suffolk County.

An attorney for Hernandez’s estate asked that the lawsuits filed by the families of Daniel de Abreu and Safiro Furtado be heard in Bristol County, where the attorney’s office is and a third wrongful-death suit is being heard.

A judge in a decision released Wednesday said Boston is the proper venue because that’s where the families live and an impartial jury can be seated. Furtado and de Abreu were killed in a Boston drive-by in 2012. Hernandez was acquitted of the killings in April. Days later, he killed himself in prison, where he was serving a life sentence for the 2013 killing of Odin Lloyd.