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St. John’s Prep comes out flying, easily gets past Hingham, 16-4

DANVERS – In the last game of the regular season, the St. John’s Prep Eagles dominated the Hingham Harbormen, 16-4, Friday night at a rainy Glatz Field.

“Hingham is one of the best teams in the state so we had to show up today and we showed up today. That’s what we need to be doing at this time of year, ” Prep coach John Pynchon said.

Both teams came into this matchup as the fourth-ranked team in their respective division; SJP (17-3) in Division 1 and Hingham (17-3) in Division 2 and both used the game as a tuneup before the state tournament.

The Eagles scored five goals in the first seven minutes into the first quarter and this is all they would need for their commanding performance. The Eagles went on to lead 8-1 after the opening quarter. Pynchon called this his team’s best opening quarter of the season.

The rest of the game saw St. John’s Prep play ball control. The hosts ended the first half up 10-3 as they slowed down the pace and looked to work possessions. Hingham showed some life to end the second quarter to make it look close.

The Prep scored again in under two minutes to start the third. They added another three goals for insurance as they entered the final frame up 14-4.  Both teams emptied their benches in the final quarter to allow other players to make an appearance. St. John’s added two more to account for the final.

“In addition to the scoring obviously, I’m very proud of our faceoffs, our defense, ball movement, just an all-around effort.” Pynchon said.

Senior captain midfielder Luke Kelly had four goals for the victors as the leading scorer of the game and fellow senior captain attackman Cam McCarthy also had a hat trick. The Eagles had eight different goal scorers. Although St. John’s only loss was to the defending Connecticut state champion, it will most likely not be the number one seed, despite the dominant season. This should give them a chip on their collective shoulder going into the playoffs and will be one of the fiercest teams to playoff in contention for a state title.

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Latin Academy tops O’Bryant to capture BCL boys volleyball title

BOSTON – There is a new king of the Boston City League.

Defending back-to-back-to-back boys volleyball champion O’Bryant no longer wears the crown, as a tenacious Latin Academy team swept the champs, 3-0, at Emmanuel College.

This was a rematch of last year’s city championship. Latin Academy was on the verge of a title a year ago, ahead, 2-1, entering the fourth set, but a resilient O’Bryant pulled off the comeback. That was not the case this year, as Latin Academy won each set – 25-22, 25-19, and 25-20 – in convincing manner.

“Last year hurt,” said Latin Academy coach Nick Mone. “It really stung. This year, we were determined not to let that happen again. We focused on one point at a time. Everybody stepped up, and we did what we needed to do going to win this game.”

Powered by team captain/outside hitter Otavio Perks (13 kills) and setter Max Dong (25 assists), O’Bryant refused to relinquish its title without a proper fight.

But Latin Academy (11-10) spread the ball, defended exceptionally well, and showcased its firepower with a balanced attack from opposite hitter Gabriel Ugoji (seven kills), outside hitter James Urbaez (four aces, eight kills) opposite hitter Timmy Lewis (nine kills) and outside hitter/libero Teddy Stylianopoulos (seven kills, two assists).

“Every player contributed to the win,” said Mone, whose team-oriented approach paid dividends. “It’s been a tough year. We played the tough teams in DI, and we took our lumps. But the goal is to compete with anyone. It’s been hard, but it’s all about building and growing. Seeing the players improve each day makes it all worth it.”

Latin Academy won a back-and-forth affair in the opening set. It was even at 14-14 before Latin Academy finished on an 11-8 run to seize the set, 25-22, and grab the early advantage.

O’Bryant (7-11) was dealt a blow in the second set when outside hitter Louis Chiu was forced to leave the game with a right ankle injury. It was even at eight apiece when Chiu left the game, and that was when libero Tri Duong, the maestro of Latin Academy’s defense, led an attack that prevented O’Bryant from generating any sort of consistent offense.

“That’s my job – never let the ball hit the ground,” said Duong, who captured the game’s Most Valuable Player award. “And it makes my coach happy.”

Latin Academy won the set, 25-19, to take a commanding 2-0 series lead. With a deftness at reacting, positioning, and reading the hitter, Duong stifled opportunities that would have led to O’Bryant seizing momentum.

“We were close last year and it was tough to lose, so we worked extra hard to make this our year,” said Duong. “Winning this title, winning MVP, winning with my teammates, it all feels amazing.”

O’Bryant coach Paul Pitts-Dilley was unable to make the game, as he was present for his son’s surgical procedure. Filling in were assistant coaches Liam Healey and Nathan Tan. Had a few breaks went its way in that second set, the outcome could have been a whole lot different.

“Pardon my expression, but that’s the way the ball bounces,” said Healey. “The boys left their hearts on the court. Hopefully they use this as fuel for the playoffs. These kids have a lot more fight in them.”

A senior leader, Ugoji played a pivotal part in Latin Academy’s victory. After watching his older brother play for O’Bryant, Ugoji vowed to rearrange the hierarchy in the city. It resulted in a tremendous amount of sweat, tears, and turmoil, but ends with the city championship finding a new home with Ugoji at Latin Academy.

“A lot of struggle went into this,” said Ugoji. “We leaned a lot from the seniors before us, from their guidance and support. Personally, I got a lot of support from my teammates and coaches – I can’t thank them enough for helping me enjoy the ride.

“And it’s not over – we still have states. We’ll go back to practice, lock in, and be ready for whatever comes next.”

After losing in last year’s Round of 16, Latin Academy looks to extend its winning ways in the Division 2 state tournament, where it is possible it once again will see O’Bryant.

“We’re not done yet,” said Mone. “That’s the message here. We have a lot to still play for. We had a tough finish last year, and we’re out for redemption.”

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Boston City League track: Boston Latin girls, O’Bryant boys capture titles

BOSTON — Boston Latin Academy girls track and field head coach Brian Leussler can see it in the numbers.

Over 100 student-athletes came out for the team this spring, and it’s performances like Tuesday that will continue to drive those numbers.

The Dragons notched 188 points at the Boston City League outdoor championships at Madison Park to edge runner-up O’Bryant (107 points) to clinch their fifth straight BCL girls title.

“For the last decade we have been on a really strong run. And then the more success we have, the more it just contributes to more kids coming out,” Leussler said.

Headlined by Emma Wadsworth, who claimed three individual victories and was tabbed the girls Most Outstanding Athlete of the Meet, the Dragons took first place in seven other events to run away with the banner.

Wadsworth ruled the long jump (15-01), triple jump (31-09) and high jump (4-10) and is a product of Latin Academy’s stretch of dominance.

Ryan Collins of Latin Academy wins the boys mile at the Boston City League track championships Tuesday. (Staff Photo By Stuart Cahill/Boston Herald)

“I’ve loved my time on this team,” Wadsworth said. “They’re always so kind to each other, and they always support each other. And it’s been like this since I joined freshman year.”

Also posting first-place finishes for Latin Academy were Ava Gomes in the 100-meter dash (13.30), Leanna Lynch in the 200-meter dash (27.06) and the 400-meter dash (1:02.94), Anjuli Szydlo in the two mile (12:37.24), Maemae Chiang in the 100-meter hurdles (18.27), Demya McClure in the shot put (33-04) and the discus (98-06).

“We had a lot of great performances,” Leussler said. “We had a lot of seniors who really stepped up.”

On the boys side, O’Bryant netted 129 points to clinch its second consecutive championship. In a tightly contested race to the finish line, the victors were ultimately able to stymie Tech Boston Academy (99 points) for first place.

O’Bryant found success in the distance events, as Brandon Spies took first in the two mile (10:17.42) and Adam Kramer placed second in the mile (4:44.21).

“It feels great,” said O’Bryant distance coach Michael Ward. “We have people contributing in all the areas, so we’re really proud of just being really strong across the board.”

Ward said Liam Feliz was one of the many athletes who impressed, placing first in the 110-meter hurdles in 16.74. Feliz opted to switch from baseball to track last spring as a junior.

Ava Giselle Gomes, right, of Latin noses out Lailah Nevaeh Harris, lft, of Boston United in the girls 100-meter dash. (Staff Photo By Stuart Cahill/Boston Herald)

“I feel like every team is going to say they’re a family, but I feel like we have a great culture here,” Feliz said. “We have a lot of fun and we joke a lot, but when it comes down to it, we’re really out to work.”

O’Bryant took gold in the 4×100 relay (45.27) as Feliz also owned the high jump (6-0). Uchendu Onyeagoro rounded out the winners in the triple jump (42-04).

Rick Barros of Dearborn also shined on Tuesday and was named the male Most Outstanding Athlete of the Meet. He won the 100-meter dash (11.13) and the 200-meter dash (22.34) while also having a hand in the first-place 4×400 relay foursome (3:38.69).

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Division 1 track relays: Reign continues for mighty St. John’s Prep

NEW BEDFORD – St. John’s Prep kept its dynastic run going Sunday, winning its fifth consecutive MSTCA Div. 1 boys track and field relay title at New Bedford High School.

In track and field, depth can make a world of difference.

“Our team is definitely built for this type of meet,” said St. John’s Prep coach Zach Lankow. “It’s a measure of depth, which we view as huge for a team meet. This is one of the three meets we circle – the conference championships which we just had Wednesday, this one, and the Div. 1 meet in a week and a half. This is a true team event, especially the field events. Nice for them to get a little more ‘relay feel’. But it’s a volume event too.”

The Eagles accumulated 81 points as a group – 20 more than runner-up Lexington. They captured three wins en route to bringing home the Div. 1 crown, including the 4×100-meter relay. Ahmir Hykel, Dayvian Sullivan, Aaron Radke and Andrew McManmon combined to set a meet record in the event (41.89 seconds), unseating the prior mark set last year by Catholic Conference rival Xaverian. Hykel and Sullivan also joined Doug Clement and Daniel Padley during a win for the Eagles in the 1600 SMR (3:31.78).

Led by Anthony Ragosa, Gael Garcia and Nick Sideridis, St. John’s Prep also placed first in the boys shot put relay (44.63 meters).

Among the girls teams, Newton North kept its own successful run going by winning the Div. 1 crown for a second straight year, placing first with 82 points. The Tigers dominated from start to finish, capturing five events while sprinkling in top-tier results the rest of the day. Kara Tsai, Hava Shenkman, Audrey Welstead and Ciara Evans propelled their group to a win in the 1600 SMR (4:08.30). Shenkman, Evans and Welstead also teamed up with Lila Anapolle for a victory in the 4×400 (4:02.35).

Meanwhile, Sophie Finkelstein, Mia Mescher, Isabella Mangada and Brooke Bennett helped the Tigers set a school record time in the 4×200 (1:43.95).

In the field events, Finkelstein, Blake MacNeal and Aleena Parker carried Newton North to a first place finish with a combined distance of 15.46 meters during the long jump relay. MacNeal and Parker also played vital roles during the winning triple jump relay for the Tigers (31.94 meters), joining Mescher to accomplish the feat. In a heated chase for the crown, Newton North bested runner-up Lexington by eight points in the standings.

“Obviously, we’re deep,” said Newton North coach Mike Travers. “We have a deep roster of jumpers and sprinters, and they all performed to expectation today. We practiced hard for the last 10 days. They knew what they wanted to do, and they did it. They performed.”

A few other schools made headlines during Sunday’s Div. 1 relays, including BC High, which shattered two meet records as the showcase progressed. Owen Geagan, Greg McGrath, John Wilson and Shamus Larnard blazed to a stunning time of 7:53.04 in the boys 4×800. Wilson, Geagan and McGrath also teamed up with Theo Weiss to set a new highwater mark in the 4×1600 (17:47.58).

Reese Connors, Alex Hofman, Logan Smith and Juan Talisayon combined to set a meet record in the boys 4×200 (1:27.44) for Newton North.

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Saturday’s high school scores and highlights

ROUNDUP

BASEBALL

In a nonleague matchup, Dan Mosley knocked in a pair of RBI and Ryan Tullish earned the win with four strikeouts as Middleboro defeated Durfee, 6-1. … Travers Moodie went 4-5 with a double and Rocco added two RBI as Medford topped Woburn, 7-5.

In the Independent School League, Declan Wilkes struck out eight in a complete-game effort and Brady MacCutcheon recorded a pair of RBI in a walk-off win for BB&N over Middlesex, 4-3.

Jacoby Casinelli-Tarasuik went six and one third innings on the mound, allowing only one earned run and nabbing two hits at the plate, while Mike Pesce drove in the winning run in the ninth as Essex Tech defeated Triton, 2-1, in the Cape Ann League.

In the Dual County League, Aidan Murphy went the distance with 12 strikeouts as Weston (13-4) defeated Newton South 8-1.

BOYS LACROSSE

In a nonleague game, Nick Doherty (four goals, one assist), Sean Pechulis (three goals), and Ryan Chute (two goals, one assist) paced Southeastern to a 15-7 victory over Stoughton. … Senior captain Cooper Masso had four goals and two assists while his brother Blake Masso added a hat trick as Bishop Feehan took down Scituate 13-11.

GIRLS LACROSSE

In a nonleague game, Lyla Greenleaf racked up six goals and two assists as Ipswich defeated Burlington, 12-10.

Maeve Kelly and Sophia Zeppieri each had four goals as Medfield defeated Hopkinton 17-3 in the Tri-Valley League.

SOFTBALL

In the Cape Ann League, Bianca Fredrickson, Maren McCaughey, and Ava Day each drove in two runs as Hamilton-Wenham edged out Winthrop, 9-8.

Akiira’Ley Vazquez struck out 14 in a one-hitter as Greater New Bedford (13-7) edged Dartmouth 3-2 in nonleague play.

SCORES

BASEBALL

Archbishop Williams 7, Tewksbury 0

Berwick 11, Portsmouth Abbey 7

Boston Latin 9, Cambridge 4

Braintree 10, Hingham 2

Bridgewater-Raynham 13, Lexington 2

Brooks 9, Rivers 4

BB&N 4, Middlesex 3

Central Catholic 4, Boston Latin Academy 1

Dartmouth 9, Apponequet 8

Essex Tech 2, Triton 1 (9 inn.)

Fairhaven 2, Somerset Berkley 1

Franklin 11, Foxboro 0 (5i)

Georgetown 5, Manchester-Essex 4

Hamilton-Wenham 10, Ipswich 3

Lynnfield 10, Pentucket 7

Medford 7, Woburn 5

Middleboro 6, Durfee 1

North Middlesex 5, Lowell Catholic 3

Pingree 4, Beaver Country Day 3

St. Mary’s (L) 12, Holliston 1

Seekonk 15, Bourne 4

Weston 8, Newton South 1

BOYS LACROSSE

Bishop Feehan 13, Scituate 11

Hingham 10, Lincoln-Sudbury 7

Lexington 8, Newton North 7 (ot)

Southeastern 15, Stoughton 7

Weston 10, Manchester-Essex 7

Winthrop 20, Danvers 10

GIRLS LACROSSE

Ipswich 12, Burlington 10

Medfield 17, Hopkinton 3

North Reading 14, Latin Academy 3

Old Colony 9, Bourne 8

Ursuline 16, Archbishop Williams 12

Wellesley 18, Central Catholic 5

SOFTBALL

Andover 5, Lexington 2

Austin Prep 4, Mt. St. Charles 3 (game 1)

Dighton-Rehoboth 5, Bridgewater-Raynham 4

Greater New Bedford 3, Dartmouth 2

Hamilton-Wenham 9, Winthrop 8

Hanover 19, Quincy/North Quincy 1

Lincoln-Sudbury 1, Silver Lake 0

Lowell Catholic 1, Lynnfield 0

Mt. St. Charles 7, Austin Prep 4 (game 2)

Norwood 8, North Attleboro 7

Tyngsboro 10, Oakmont 5

BIG EAST TOURNAMENT

Brooks 4, Lawrence Academy 0

Brooks 9, Phillips Exeter 0

Governor’s 10, Phillips Andover 7

Lawrence Academy 3, Nobles 2

Nobles 13, Phillips Exeter 4

Phillips Andover 11, BB&N 0

St. Paul 15, BB&N 0

St. Paul 11, Governor’s 3

BOYS TENNIS

St. Mary’s 3, Danvers 2

Weston 3, Cambridge 2

GIRLS TENNIS

Central Catholic 3, Chelmsford 2

Chelmsford 5, Lowell 0

Hamilton-Wenham 5, Triton 0

Swampscott 5, Winthrop 0

BOYS TRACK

DIVISION 4 STATE RELAYS

At Pembroke

4×100 relay: Riece Dunton, Gabe Lamar, Luke Lamar, Jayden Leonard I (Pembroke) 42.37; 4×200 relay: Jayden Leonard I, Luke Lamar, Kyle Tracy, Gabe Lamar (Pembroke) 1:27.74; 4×400 relay: Broderick Wyatt, Isaac Melo, Ethan Mezikofsky, Aidan Burd (Wakefield) 3:26.57; 4×800 relay: Dylan Wagner, Michael Madden, Michael Christie, Nathan Palmieri (Pembroke) 8:20.18; 4×1600: Ben Dugan, Henry McCormack, John Strong, Caleb Barnes (Melrose) 18:32.53; SMR 1600: Jackson Conley, Isaac Melo, Broderick Wyatt, Ethan Mezikofsky (Wakefield) 3:35.78; DMR 4000: Johnathan Rooney, Michael Rinella, Charles Garlin, William Conklin (Danvers) 10:30.59; 4×110 shuttle hurdles: Kevin Leonard, Luke Lamar, Kyle Tracy, Sean Cooley (Pembroke) 1:02.35; Shot put: Ariel Chacon-Aracena (Chelsea) 16.20, 53.175; Discus: Manny Mengata (Tewksbury) 42.48; 139-4; Javelin: Emmanuel Guzman (Melrose) 51.84, 170-1; High jump: Zach Cotter (Danvers) 1.88, 6-2; Pole vault: Henry Brown (Wakefield) 11-00,00, 3.35; Long jump: Connor Teague (Holliston) 7.24, 23-9′ Triple jump: Connor Teague (Holliston) 13.86, 45-5.75

TEAM SCORES: 1. Wakefield, 100; 2. Burlington, 74.7; 3. Pembroke, 65; Melrose, 52; Holliston, 31

*Results attained from athletic.net

GIRLS TRACK

DIVISION 4 STATE RELAYS

At Pembroke

4×100 relay: Caroline Minogue, Sadie Nugent, Maya Bergamesca, Amelia Nelson (Pembroke) 50.47; 4×200 relay (Melrose) 1:47.97; 4×400 relay: Devin Stroope, Morgan Felts, Penelope Fuentes, Cameron Todd (Newburyport) 4:02.55; 4×800 relay: Madeleine Callahan, Sophia Warnetski, Ava Dittenhafer, Sadie Gilhooly (Ashland) 9:49.60; 4×1600: 4×1600: (Melrose) 22:27.45; SMR 1600: Devin Stroope, Morgan Felts, Penelope Fuentes, Quinnlen Fenn (Newburyport) 4:18.85; DMR 400 (Melrose) 12:46.85; 4×100 shuttle hurdles: Lucy Buchmayr, Madison Butler, Margaux Dupuis, Phoebe Li Eyink (Newburyport) 1:06.36; Shot put: Lauren Thompson (Scituate) 11.52, 37-9.5; Discus: Zoe Clarke (Dracut) 38-03, 124-09; Javelin: Devin Stroppe (Newburyport) 32.80, 107-7; High jump: Shea Macdonald (Tewksbury) 1.48, 4-10.25; Pole vault: Delaney Chretien (Tewksbury) 6-00, 1.83; Long jump: Violet Roche (Nauset) 5.26, 17-3.25; Triple jump: Kaitlyn Quealy (Holliston) 11.41, 37-5.25

TEAM SCORES: 1. Melrose, 84; 2. Newburyport, 63.49; 3. Pembroke, 63; 4. Burlington, 48; 5. Holliston 45

*Results attained from athletic.net

VOLLEYBALL

Randolph 3, Quincy 1

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Friday’s high school roundup/scores: Maddie Simonds powers Dighton-Rehoboth to another win

Maddie Simonds drove in four runs and struck out 10 as Dighton-Rehoboth capped off an unbeaten softball season in the South Coast Conference with an 18-0 win over West Bridgewater. Reese Taylor shone at the plate (4-for-5, two doubles, two RBI, two runs) and in the circle (seven innings pitched, six hits, four walks, one […]

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Thursday’s high school scores and highlights

ROUNDUP

BASEBALL

St. Mary’s of Lynn (15-2) clinched their first Catholic Central League title since 2009 as Kyle Doney homered in a 5-4 victory over Cardinal Spellman.

In a South Shore League game, Shane Sullivan earned his first varsity win with four innings of relief and added a RBI double as Abington defeated Mashpee 12-8.

GIRLS LACROSSE

Kendall Herrick scored three goals, giving her 300 points for her career, as Medfield defeated Reading 10-7 in a nonleague contest.

In the Bay State Conference, Bella Duffy (five goals, one assist) scored the tying goal and overtime winner in a 10-9 win over Weymouth. In the process, Duffy tied the school’s all-time record for career points with 343 (272 goals, 71 assists). … Sophia Fruci scored six times with one assist while Ava MacLean scored five times with two assists as Walpole (16-1) dominated Milton 21-4.

Julia Kipperman netted eight goals as Nauset took down Barnstable 13-8 in Cape & Islands League play.

In the Merrimack Valley Conference, Madelyn Callahan (four goals/one assist) and Julianna Lanzillo (hat trick) led the offense as Chelmsford (13-4) outlasted Andover 10-7.

BOYS LACROSSE

In a Cape Ann League game, Charlie Thurlow netted four goals to power Manchester-Essex to a 10-9 victory over Lynnfield in overtime.

Sam Stein scored three goals as Acton-Boxboro defeated Cambridge 18-10 in the Dual County League.

In nonleague action, Cole Rodgers collected five goals and three assists as Sandwich defeated Bridgewater-Raynham 11-5, giving head coach Michael McNeill his 250th career win.

SOFTBALL

In the Middlesex League, Hannah Niemszyk and Grace Forsythe both recorded a pair of hits as Woburn (11-5) defeated Arlington, 6-4.

Haleigh Kelley homered twice and Edy LaTour pitched a no-hitter as Dighton-Rehoboth blanked Plymouth South 8-0 in a nonleague contest. … Tessa Francis finished with 15 strikeouts to record her 500th career strikeout and lead Marblehead to a 1-0 victory over Latin Academy.

In the South Shore League, Maggie Schlossberg struck out 10 as East Bridgewater tripled up Norwell 6-2. … Tristan Maher struck out 10 as Middleboro (12-5) edged Sandwich 1-0.

VOLLEYBALL

Nic Sanchez de Rojas (12 kills, 3 aces, 2 digs) and Alessandro Luciani (10 kills, 3 digs) led the way as Lexington (17-1) defeated Burlington 3-0 in the Middlesex League for its 12th straight win.

 

SCORES

BASEBALL

Abington 12, Mashpee 8

Algonquin 10, Westford Academy 0 (6i)

Burlington 5, Wilmington 4 (9i)

Essex Tech 3, Rockport 2

Greater New Bedford 8, Bourne 0

Holliston 8, Dedham 7

Latin Academy 10, Malden Catholic 2

Lawrence 6, Andover 2

Marblehead 4, Masconomet 0

Melrose 5, Stoneham 4 (8i)

Newburyport 5, Georgetown 1

O’Bryant 12, Excel Charter 1

St. Mary’s 5, Cardinal Spellman 4

Salem Academy 6, Lynn Tech/KIPP Academy 3

Sandwich 5, Middleboro 4

West Bridgewater 4, Cohasset 2

GOLF

Duxbury 3 ½, Hingham 2 ½

Ursuline 5, Fontbonne 1

Wellesley 5, Needham 1

BOYS LACROSSE

Acton-Boxboro 18, Cambridge 10

Billerica 16, North Andover 5

Cohasset 15, Abington 2

Duxbury 13, Silver Lake 7

Hanover 17, Quincy/North Quincy 8

Hingham 16, Whitman-Hanson 0

Manchester Essex 10, Lynnfield 9 (ot)

Newburyport 17, Triton 7

Norwell 15, Catholic Memorial 8

Pentucket 16, North Reading 8

Sandwich 11, Bridgewater-Raynham 5

Swampscott 12, Beverly 10

Wayland 12, Newton South 7

Weston 10, Concord-Carlisle 8

GIRLS LACROSSE

Braintree 10, Weymouth 9 (ot)

Chelmsford 10, Andover 7

Hingham 19, Whitman-Hanson 2

Manchester-Essex 11, Lynnfield 6

Medfield 10, Reading 7

Medway 11, Dover-Sherborn 10

Nantucket 15, Bridgewater-Raynham 9

Nauset 13, Barnstable 8

North Andover 15, Billerica 7

Rockland 5, Fontbonne 3

Sandwich 18, Hull 3

Tri-County 10, Nashoba Tech 6

Walpole 21, Milton 4

Westford Academy 10, Lincoln-Sudbury 9

RUGBY

Chelmsford 57, Lincoln-Sudbury 12

Hanover 38, Catholic Memorial 14

SOFTBALL

Abington 1, Norton 0

Andover 18, Lawrence 1

Beverly 12, Peabody 10

Dartmouth 5, Westport 2

Dighton-Rehoboth 8, Plymouth South 0

East Bridgewater 6, Norwell 2

EMK 17, Boston International 5

Greater Lawrence 2, Greater Lowell 0

Keefe Tech 25, Muniz 2

Madison Park 21, New Mission 11

Marblehead 1, Latin Academy 0

Middleboro 1, Sandwich 0

Millis 21, Randolph 7

North Attleboro 12, Medway 11

North Reading 7, Pentucket 1

Revere 18, East Boston 4

Upper Cape 25, Mashpee 1

West Bridgewater 4, Fairhaven 2

Woburn 6, Arlington 4

BOYS TENNIS

Arlington 5, Woburn 0

Bishop Feehan 5, Arlington Catholic 0

Latin Academy 5, Catholic Memorial 0

Marblehead 5, Malden Catholic 0

Medway 3, Dover-Sherborn 2

Melrose 5, Stoneham 0

Milford 4, Norton 1

North Quincy 5, Hanover 0

Plymouth North 3, Plymouth South 2

Scituate 5, Pembroke 0

Wellesley 5, Braintree 0

Weymouth 3, Quincy 2

GIRLS TENNIS

Andover 5, Central Catholic 0

Danvers 3, Marblehead 2

Dartmouth 3, Bridgewater-Raynham 2

Hamilton-Wenham 3, Manchester-Essex 2

Hanover 4, North Quincy 1

Hingham 3, Notre Dame Academy 2

Latin Academy 4, Ursuline 1

Lynnfield 5, North Reading 0

Masconomet 4, Gloucester 1

Norwell 4, East Bridgewater 1

Oliver Ames 4, Mansfield 1

Quincy 3, Weymouth 2

Tewksbury 4, Notre Dame Academy 1

VOLLEYBALL

Braintree 3, Wellesley 2

Brookline 3, Newton North 0

Lexington 3, Burlington 0

Natick 3, Walpole 0

 

 

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Brookline dominates against undermanned Newton North

BROOKLINE – A perfect storm of injuries robbed the boys volleyball community of an epic dual between arguably the state’s two top teams Thursday night.

Top-ranked Brookline found different value, though, in a 3-0 win (25-17, 25-23 27-25) over rival and second-ranked Newton North.

With four key Tigers (11-6) starters out with injuries likely until the state tournament, the Warriors – playing the first of four games in a six-day stretch – used the opportunity to filter in a mix of their regulars and the end of the bench.

What they got was a glimpse of a promising future, much-needed rest for the starters, and at least a share of the Bay State Conference Carey title, which the program hasn’t won in well over a decade.

“That was a great opportunity for my starters to rest, and also a great opportunity for my second squad to show me who is the next guy,” said Brookline head coach Lexi De La Cruz. “I got a good idea of who are my subs (in the tournament), and I’m super happy I also got to see my freshmen – who are the future of this program – play against a team like Newton North.”

The Warriors had subbed out all of its typical starters after building a 19-8 lead in a dominant first set, aside from libero Andrew Bacon. They began the next two sets with a few of them off the floor, too, before the battle of the benches saw Newton North force some starters back in in key moments.

Freshman outside hitter Will Kiger – who De La Cruz called a future face of the program – posted eight kills playing alongside the depth of the bench and current starters. That includes two to close out the 25-17 first set, and two to close out a 25-23 second set the Warriors needed to rally in. Freshman setter Luis Suarez-Romero dished five assists around a block in the third set in a promising showing, and Flynn Guemple had six assists in the first two.

Sebi Levi had a positive impact in the second set at libero, while Luka Gallucci and Zachary Spencer played well in heightened roles.

For star setter Alec Smagula it was nice to flip roles with the bench and work with more members of the team to take down a key opponent.

“It’s always great to get the whole team in the game, but I think this one’s a little bit special because it’s against Newton North – that’s our rival,” he said. “It’s just super good to get the freshmen in, get some varsity guys that don’t usually see the court as much. To get them to play against one of the big four is a really cool feeling. … It’s just so much fun to be able to cheer for the people that support us throughout the entire year.”

Newton North head coach Nile Fox was pleased with how his own team played in the battle of the benches, stepping up for injuries to star outside hitter Simon Vardeh, star libero Brady Dwyer, setter Paul Nelson and sophomore outside Aaron Stein.

Typical starters Peter Reale and Amaris Cotto had almost their typical impact, as did fellow rotation regular Bryson Mercedes. Around them, sophomore Taz Webber and Ben Towvim played well.

A big run in the second took a 15-11 run that forced Brookline starters back in, and another one in the third for a 20-16 lead did the same. Even after those starters came back in, the Tigers rallied from a 24-22 deficit for a 25-24 lead.

Star outside hitter Kris Vaivars posted three kills and a block in a 9-2 run to turn the second set’s deficit into a 20-17 lead. Smagula dished seven assists in the closeout, and had six assists with a kill to negate the third’s deficit. Amir Tomer showed off his typical well-rounded play and right-side Conor Christopher played well.

“They’re incredible,” De La Cruz said. “I think the main reason is (Smagula). … (He) is a true quarterback of this team.”

Brookline now has at least a share of the conference title. A Natick loss to Needham on Tuesday, or a Warriors win over Framingham, secures the out-right crown.

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Top-ranked Brookline boys avenge only volleyball loss, down Needham 3-0

NEEDHAM – No. 3 Natick handed the No. 1 Brookline boys volleyball team its first loss of the year last week.

Brookline made sure it stayed their only loss Tuesday night.

Behind fast starts in the first two sets and strong finishes in the last two, the Warriors (13-1) further solidified their confidence as a leading Div. 1 title contender with another 3-0 sweep (25-16, 25-22, 25-18) over No. 4 Needham – this time in a gym none of them had ever won in before.

Alec Smagula posted 15 of his 35 assists in a slugfest of a third set, pairing with Kris Vaivars (17 kills, three aces) to anchor an otherwise well-rounded win.

After losing in five sets when it didn’t play its best against Natick, this was a major boost for Brookline with the state tournament less than two weeks away.

“I think that loss kind of woke us up a little bit, we were getting a little bit too comfortable in the spot that we were,” said Warriors head coach Lexi De La Cruz. “It also helped the coaches figure out what we needed to work on. … Right now, I think the confidence is better than last week. We’re heading into playoffs.”

“(Natick) is a good team and they made us pay for (a slow return from April break),” Vaivars added. “Coming back from that loss, we know we don’t want that to happen again. So, good win today.”

Needham took some time to get into its rhythm, falling into 6-1 holes in the first two sets. The first never saw it get closer than a 15-12 deficit, but a few quality stretches in the middle of the second, and most of the third set, showed the tenacious battle to expect if the two teams meet again in the state tournament.

Serving improved in that second set, and Nathaniel Ross and Luke Vivaldi spread the wealth to Will McDonald, Matt Cloonan (five kills), Andrew Kurdziel (four kills, five blocks), Jeremy Smith (six kills, block) and Will Rozman (nine kills) to pull Needham within a 14-13 deficit before teams traded 10 straight side-outs. Kurdziel ended the stretch with a kill, and his two consecutive blocks of Vaivars gave it a 22-20 lead.

But out of a timeout, Brookline ended the second set on a 5-0 run – with a Liam Raybould block sandwiched by four Needham hitting errors. The back-and-forth continued into a 15-15 third set as Tyler Goldberg’s defense off the bench gave the Rockets a significant boost, and Rozman heated up for five kills, but the Warriors took 10 of the next 13 points.

“My kids are focusing on getting the bigger run out of the two teams,” De La Cruz said. “We know that they’re going to get their points, we’re just trying to get the last run.”

Energy and belief from the whole group played a major role in fending off the Rockets.

“Our energy was high the whole time,” Vaivars said. “Once we got that lead, we just knew if we kept pushing, we would win. … We’re all good friends. We all want to support each other, create an energy. And I just think the culture we have at Brookline allows us to do that.”

Strong serve-receive and an aggressive attack played other major roles.

Needham’s block – anchored by Kurdziel, arguably the state’s top middle hitter – challenged Brookline to finish off points after several rallies. Smagula assisted Vaivars nine times, while Amir Tomer (eight kills, block), Liam Raybould (six kills, block), Conor Christopher (six kills, block) and Luka Gallucci also recorded kills.

“I knew that (Kurdziel) was going to get blocks,” De La Cruz said. “I was telling my kids, ‘Hey, it doesn’t matter if he’s going to get you once, twice or thrice. In the end, you’re going to get your points, so stay aggressive.’ That’s what happened. … We were aware that they’ve got a good block on the other side.”

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Monday’s high school scores and highlights

ROUNDUP

BASEBALL

Brian Capoilupo tossed a no-hitter with eight strikeouts to lead Melrose in a 1-0 Middlesex League win over Wakefield.

Preston Ardolino punched out 10 and allowed no hits over five innings as Somerville (5-9) defeated Everett 13-0 in the Greater Boston League.

Tommy Crowley struck out eight and surrendered two runs over six innings of work, while Tyler Pruitt and Frankie Curreri came through with three hits each as Whitman-Hanson (11-4) defeated Duxbury 6-2 in the Patriot League.

Matt Burt (1-for-3, two RBI) struck out six and walked two over four innings, while Brock Winslow went 3-for-4 with two runs scored as Bishop Stang (11-3) beat Archbishop Williams 8-4 in a Catholic Central League matchup.

Luke Disivlio pitched a complete game with seven strikeouts and homered, while Charlie Morgan (4-for-4) and Drew George (two-run home run) supplemented the offense as Lynnfield defeated North Reading 6-2 in the Cape Ann League.

Evan Isidorio pitched seven shutout innings, striking out nine and walking two, while Brady Carpenter and Hayden Teasdale drove in two runs each as Somerset Berkley (12-3) coasted to a 12-0 South Coast Conference win over Old Rochester to clinch the Blue Division.

Liam Powers hit a walk-off two-run single to lift Mystic Valley to a 5-4 Commonwealth Athletic Conference win over Greater Lowell.

Drew Mullaney (3-for-3, two doubles, two runs) and Cam Anderson (1-for-1, three walks, double, three runs) drove in three runs each as Pingree (9-4) stormed past Landmark 18-4 in the Eastern Independent League.

Will Webster, Chase Murphy and Max Boehm blasted three-run home runs to lead Wellesley (10-5) to a 13-5 Bay State Conference win over Newton North. … Lincoln Hafner went 3-for-3 with an RBI and a run scored as Brookline defeated Milton, 6-4. …Luke Joyce went the distance striking out eight and allowing six hits, while driving in a pair of runs as Braintree blanked Walpole, 6-0.

Jayden Lamae went the distance for Stoneham in a 7-1 nonleague win over Medford.

Brandon Gomes belted a three-run home run as St. John Paul II (15-0) defeated Martha’s Vineyard 9-0 in the Cape and Islands League.

In a Hockomock League game, Brady Paradis led at the plate and on the mound, striking out six in five innings and went 2-for-4, had one RBI and 2 runs as North Attleboro silenced Canton 7-0.

Cam Amenkowicz hit two triples, and Justin Poirier had three hits and two RBI as Billerica edged Haverhill 5-4 in the Merrimack Valley Conference. Nolan Dawson went the distance with seven strikeouts for the Indians.

BOYS LACROSSE

Mikey Ferraro (eight goals, assist), Dexter Izzo (four goals, two assists) and Blake Masso (hat trick, three assists) paced Bishop Feehan offensively in a 20-7 nonleague win over Wellesley. … Gabe Gonsalves (two goals), Will Lindberg (assist), Angel Gonzales and Aaron Preston scored for Somerset Berkley in a 5-3 win over TechBoston.

Gunner Hanna (six goals, two assists) and Tate Eriksen (four goals, two assists) set the tone for Abington in a 15-5 South Shore League victory against Middleboro. … Gavan Biggins (six goals), David Kane (five goals) and TJ DiMario (hat trick) fueled the Rockland offense in a 17-7 win over Mashpee.

Sal Brogna netted four goals for St. Mary’s (Lynn) (6-6) in a 13-1 Catholic Central League victory over Cardinal Spellman.

In the Northeastern Conference, Jason Rothwell (six goals) eclipsed 100 career goals, while Chase Russo added five goals and two assists as Swampscott pulled away for a 21-4 romp of Salem.

GIRLS LACROSSE

Cece Levrault (seven goals, four assists), Abby Bradley (four goals, four assists), Jayleigh Howarth (hat trick, three assists) and Cynthia Morales (hat trick, three assists) had mult-goal performances for Apponequet in an 18-8 nonleague win over New Bedford. … Catherine Craig (assist) struck for four goals, while Madelyn Callahan (two assists) and Katherine Morin (assist) scored two goals each as Chelmsford upended Masconomet, 13-3. … Karina Bosco dominated with 10 goals and an assist to power Dighton-Rehoboth (9-6) past Norton, 16-4. …Izzy Kittredge (five goals), Kendall Herrick (four goals) and Mia Macropoulos (four goals) all powered the offense while Stella Scobbo reached her 100th career caused turnovers as Medfield defeated Grafton 19-8.

Lindsay Kaszynski and Sasha Miller (assist) tallied three goals each, while Josselyn Silva finished with two goals and an assist as Beverly defeated Danvers 15-2 in the Northeastern Conference.

Reese Hansen (two assists), Avery Regan and Emily Regan (assist) registered four goals each as Cohasset (13-1) topped Sandwich 16-5 in the South Shore League. … Ciara Hendricks notched seven goals and three assists, while Sophia Morin recorded a hat trick as Mashpee defeated Rockland, 15-6.

Avery Valicenti (five goals) and Claire O’Keefe (four goals) shouldered things offensively, as Archbishop Williams cruised to a 14-4 win over Catholic Central League foe Arlington Catholic.

SOFTBALL

Aliza Crean-Oviedo threw a complete game with four strikeouts, and Lina Owumi hit a walk-off single to give St. Mary’s (Lynn) (9-4) a 2-1 Catholic Central League win over Bishop Feehan. … Regan Parr starred in the circle (seven innings pitched, 13 strikeouts) and at the plate (2-for-3, two home runs, four RBI, three runs) for Archbishop Williams in an 8-3 win over Bishop Stang.

Kiley Hogan struck out eight and surrendered two runs (zero earned), four hits and two walks, while Sydney Haslam went 2-for-3 at the plate as Tyngsboro defeated Lunenburg 8-2 in the Midland Wachusett League Division C. Kaelyn DiMento and Katie O’Keefe drove in two runs each for the Tigers.

Anna Craft and Delaney Moquin homered, and Moquin struck out 13 in the circle as Silver Lake rolled to an 18-0 Patriot League win over Plymouth North. … Abby Hanna homered, doubled, scored two runs and drove in two runs, while Noey Giardina went 3-for-4 with a double, RBI and run scored as Hanover (9-5) defeated Plymouth South, 4-1.

Haleigh Kelley finished with two hits, two RBI and two runs, while Edy Latour struck out nine as Dighton-Rehoboth (15-1) won the South Coast Conference with a 9-1 victory over Apponequet. Izzy Moss drove in the go-ahead run and made strong defensive plays for the Falcons. … Julia Costa went 3-for-4 with a triple and an RBI, while Sophia Thornton (2-for-3, double, two RBI) struck out nine over five innings as Somerset Berkley defeated Old Rochester, 13-1.

Allie Kenney fanned 16 and gave up two hits and no earned runs over seven innings of work as Chelmsford (7-6) bested Billerica 11-1 in the Merrimack Valley Conference.

Emma Penniman struck out 15 in the circle and drove in four runs at the plate, while Maddie January had four hits and four RBI as Triton (8-6) cruised to a 17-2 nonleague win over Shawsheen in six innings. … Mia Vasta pitched a no-hitter and had two hits at the plate, while Zoe Sparks delivered four hits and Macy Ingraham had two hits and three RBI as Millis routed Rockland, 13-0. … Penelope Riggs (4-for-4, four RBI), Kendall Franklin (2-for-2, four RBI), Katie Crompton (3-for-3, two doubles, five RBI, four runs), Abby Aiello (3-for-4, four RBI) and Sydney Hemme (3-for-4, four runs) powered Manchester Essex (8-6) to a 28-1 rout of Cristo Rey. … Lucy Boncore struck out seven over a one-hitter, while Francesca Indrisano drove in four runs on two hits (including a home run) as Winthrop took down Rockport, 13-1. … Zoe Weiner erupted for six hits and nine RBI as Newton South routed East Boston, 30-3.

Madi DeLano blasted a grand slam, driving in five runs on three hits while striking out 12 to guide Bridgewater-Raynham to a 12-2 Southeast Conference win over Dartmouth. … Taylynn Robinson doubled, homered and drove in five runs on three hits, while Tristan Maher struck out five and walked three over five innings as Middleboro (10-4) defeated Durfee, 13-0.

Chloe Corbett went 2-for-4 with a double and four RBI, while Alysia Olaes knocked in four runs and gave up four hits over five innings in the circle as Lynn Classical defeated Lynn English 20-4 in the Greater Boston League.

Rebecca Hornung punched out 13 over seven innings as Southeastern downed Blue Hills 7-1 in the Mayflower Athletic Conference.

Briella Clinton hit a two-run home run, while Grace Todd went 3-for-3 and Sharlotte Stazinski (four strikeouts) reached 600 career strikeouts as Walpole won 20-4 over Braintree in five innings in the Bay State Conference.

VOLLEYBALL

In the Merrimack Valley Conference, Logan Uy finished with a whopping 50 digs, while Vitou Seng added 37 assists for Lowell (14-1) during a 3-0 sweep of Billerica.

FOOTBALL

Lynn Classical announced the hiring of Brian Smith as the new head football coach. An alumnus of the school, Smith has been involved in coaching for the past 23 years, most recently at Kingstree High (SC) where he led his team to the playoffs and had eight players sign college football scholarships.

“We are thrilled to welcome coach Smith back to the Classical family, although in speaking with him you can tell that he never really left,” said Lynn Classical athletic director Josh Mower. “His passion for the game, commitment to student-athletes, and vision for our football program make him the ideal leader to bring our team to multiple championships.”

SCORES

BASEBALL

Ashland 7, Hopkinton 4

Bedford 3, Acton-Boxboro 0

Billerica 5, Haverhill 4

Bishop Feehan 4, St. Mary’s 2

Bishop Stang 8, Archbishop Williams 4

Braintree 6, Walpole 0

Brookline 6, Milton 4

Brooks 14, Rivers 0

BB&N 5, Roxbury Latin 3

Carver 4, Cohasset 1

Central Catholic 7, Lowell 1

Danvers 6, Marblehead 5

Dartmouth 1, Durfee 0

Dighton-Rehoboth 5, Apponequet 2

Dover-Sherborn 6, Millis 1

East Bridgewater 5, Silver Lake 3

Essex Tech 19, Ipswich 6

Foxboro 3, Oliver Ames 0

Holliston 2, Norwood 0

King Philip 3, Sharon 2

Lynnfield 6, North Reading 2

Malden 5, Revere 0

Marshfield 10, Hingham 0 (5 inn.)

Medfield 4, Norton 3

Medway 4, Bellingham 1

Melrose 1, Wakefield 0

Monomoy 11, Mashpee 3

Mystic Valley 5, Greater Lowell 4

North Andover 3, Andover 2 (8 inn.)

North Attleboro 7, Canton 0

Pingree 18, Landmark 4

Quincy 8, Scituate 7

St. John Paul II 9, Martha’s Vineyard 0

Sandwich 9, Bridgewater-Raynham 8

Somerset Berkley 12, Old Rochester 0

Somerville 13, Everett 0 (5 inn.)

Stoneham 7, Medford 1

Wellesley 13, Newton North 5

West Bridgewater 9, Greater New Bedford 5

Westwood 12, Dedham 2

Weymouth 4, Needham 3 (12 inn.)

Whitman-Hanson 6, Duxbury 2

GOLF

Scituate 6, Silver Lake 0

Wellesley 5.5, Notre Dame (H) 0.5

BOYS LACROSSE

Abington 15, Middleboro 5

Bedford 15, Lowell Catholic 3

Berwick 19, Gould 6

Beverly 15, Danvers 13

Bishop Feehan 20, Wellesley 7

BC High 11, Catholic Memorial 4

Dover-Sherborn 19, Bellingham 6

Franklin 10, Attleboro 3

Milford 15, Stoughton 2

North Andover 13, Central Catholic 9

North Middlesex 11, Chelmsford 10

Norwood 14, Dedham 8

Reading 15, Arlington 3

Rockland 17, Mashpee 7

St. John’s (S) 10, Shrewsbury 9 (ot)

St. Mary’s (L) 13, Cardinal Spellman 1

Sharon 16, King Philip 1

Somerset Berkley 5, TechBoston 3

Southeastern 13, Bristol-Plymouth 5

Swampscott 21, Salem 4

West/East Bridgewater 12, Hull 6

Westwood 14, Ashland 2

GIRLS LACROSSE

Algonquin 10, Medway 8

Apponequet 18, New Bedford 8

Archbishop Williams 14, Arlington Catholic 4

Barnstable 10, Dartmouth 8

Beverly 15, Danvers 2

Chelmsford 13, Masconomet 3

Cohasset 16, Sandwich 5

Concord-Carlisle 14, Newburyport 7

Dedham 10, Norwood 6

Dighton-Rehoboth 16, Norton 4

Dover-Sherborn 20, Bellingham 3

Dracut 8, Greater Lawrence 5

Foxboro 20, Canton 5

Franklin 17, Attleboro 5

Mashpee 15, Rockland 6

Medfield 19, Grafton 8

Medford 20, Saugus 3

Nobles 13, Pingree 5

North Andover 10, Central Catholic 7

Notre Dame (H) 8, Norwell 7

Peabody 18, Marblehead 7

Quincy 11, Latin Academy 7

St. Bernard’s 15, Nashoba Tech 4

St. Mary’s (L) 15, Cardinal Spellman 9

Sharon 17, King Philip 5

Swampscott 18, Salem 8

SOFTBALL

Amesbury 15, Ipswich 0

Andover 4, North Andover 3

Archbishop Williams 8, Bishop Stang 3

Attleboro 7, Milford 6

Belmont 13, Wayland 1

Bridgewater-Raynham 12, Dartmouth 2

Chelmsford 11, Billerica 1

Dighton-Rehoboth 9, Apponequet 1

Duxbury 7, Whitman-Hanson 3

Foxboro 20, Oliver Ames 11

Greater New Bedford 12, West Bridgewater 3

Hanover 4, Plymouth South 1

Lexington 13, Winchester 1

Lincoln-Sudbury 13, Central Catholic 4

Lynn Classical 20, Lynn English 4

Manchester Essex 28, Cristo Rey 1

Marblehead 4, Danvers 1

Marshfield 10, Hingham 9

Medway 4, Bellingham 0

Middleboro 13, Durfee 0 (5 inn.)

Millis 13, Rockland 0

Newton South 30, East Boston 3

Nobles 2, Brooks 1

Norton 8, Medfield 0

Norwood 10, Holliston 0

Notre Dame (H) 12, Fontbonne 4

Pembroke 11, Quincy/North Quincy 1

Pentucket 4, Georgetown 2

Revere 21, Malden 0

St. John Paul II 21, Mashpee 8

St. Mary’s (L) 2, Bishop Feehan 1

Sandwich 14, Nauset 2

Silver Lake 18, Plymouth North 0

Somerset Berkley 13, Old Rochester 1 (5 inn.)

Southeastern 7, Blue Hills 1

Tewksbury 6, Methuen 4  by

Triton 17, Shawsheen 2 (6 inn.)

Tyngsboro 8, Lunenburg 2

Upper Cape 12, South Shore 8

Walpole 20, Braintree 4 (5 inn.)

Wellesley 9, Newton North 6

Westwood 9, Dedham 1

Wilmington 12, Melrose 0

Winthrop 13, Rockport 1

BOYS TENNIS

Andover 5, Lawrence 0

Apponequet 5, New Bedford 0

BC High 5, Xaverian 0

Boston Latin 3, Cambridge 2

Bridgewater-Raynham 3, Middleboro 2

Brookline 3, Wellesley 2

Burlington 4, Melrose 1

Cardinal Spellman 4, St. Mary’s 1

Central Catholic 3, Lowell 2

Dartmouth 4, Old Rochester 1

Duxbury 5, Whitman-Hanson 0 (Game 1)

Duxbury 5, Whitman-Hanson 0 (Game 2)

Groton-Dunstable 4, Lowell Catholic 1

Hingham 5, Marshfield 0

Hopkinton 5, Ashland 0

Lynnfield 5, Amesbury 0

Marblehead 4, Swampscott 1

Medfield 4, Norton 1

Milford 3, Attleboro 2

Monomoy 4, St. John Paul II 1

North Reading 5, Ipswich 0

Plymouth South 3, Hanover 2

St. John’s Prep 5, Malden Catholic 0

St. John’s (S) 5, Catholic Memorial 0

Scituate 5, Quincy 0

Sharon 5, King Philip 0

Somerset Berkley 4, Diman 1

Wakefield 5, Stoneham 0

Walpole 19, Braintree 2 (5 inn.)

Westwood 5, Dedham 0

GIRLS TENNIS

Andover 5, Chelmsford 0

Apponequet 5, New Bedford 0

Austin Prep 9, Beaver Country Day 0

Brockton 5, New Bedford 0

Central Catholic 3, North Andover 2

Duxbury 4, Whitman-Hanson 1

Hamilton-Wenham 5, Pentucket 0

Hingham 5, Marshfield 0 (Match 1)

Hingham 5, Marshfield 0 (Match 2)

Holliston 5, Norwood 0

Ipswich 3, North Reading 2

Lynnfield 5, Amesbury 0

Marblehead 5, Peabody 0

Medfield 4, Norton 1

Mystic Valley 4, St. Mary’s 1

Nauset 4, Wareham 1 (Game 1)

Nauset 5, Wareham 0 (Game 2)

Needham 5, Framingham 0

Nobles 8, Tabor 1

Notre Dame (H) 5, Bishop Stang 0

Old Rochester 5, Dartmouth 0

Oliver Ames 5, Foxboro 0

St. John Paul II 3, Monomoy 2

Scituate 5, Quincy 0

Sharon 3, King Philip 2

Somerset Berkley 3, Diman 2

Swampscott 5, Peabody 0

Tewksbury 4, Lowell 1

Wellesley 5, Brookline 0

Westford Academy 4, Acton-Boxboro 1

Westwood 5, Dedham 0

Winchester 5, Woburn 0

BOYS TRACK

Seekonk 81, West Bridgewater 53

GIRLS TRACK

Central Catholic 82, North Andover 63

Seekonk 70, West Bridgewater 60

BOYS VOLLEYBALL

Chelmsford 3, Westford Academy 0

Lowell 3, Billerica 0

Lynn Classical 3, Lynn English 0

Medford 3, Chelsea 2

Methuen 3, Central Catholic 0

North Quincy 3, Silver Lake 0

Norwood 3, Westwood 1

Quincy 3, Scituate 0

Revere 3, Malden 1

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