Roundup: Dada breaks school record in triple jump for Classical boys track

Classical’s Dammy Dada broke a 32-year-old school record in the triple jump with a mark of 42-6 in a 112-23 loss to Peabody Monday at Manning Field.The previous record was held by Ian Bernard. Perry Raymond won the 2-mile (12:10); and Jaquan Huston, the javelin (132-3); Huston took second in the 800 (2:14).Edwin Mejia was a triple winner for the Tanners (5-0) with firsts in the 400 hurdles (59.6); the 100-meter hurdles (16.6) and the triple jump (42-10). Jamal Abu-Hijleh won the 100 meters (11.0) and the long jump (19-10); Keane Terenzoni, 800 (2:10.3); Paul Ruotolo, shot put (43-10) and discus (110-0); Dave Caggiano, mile (5:11); Matt Faulkner, 400 (59.8); Zach Grube, high jump (5-8); and Nat Gaye, 200 (23.12).No. Andover 101, Lynnfield 44At Lynnfield, the Pioneers (0-4) were led by double winner Steve Knox, who took first in the shot put (46-0) and the discus (125-3); Robbie Benson, first in the mile (4:53); Steve Carangelo, 200 (23.8) and Craig Martin, javelin (126-4).Salem 93, Revere 43At Salem, Ben Dibble was a quadruple winner for the Witches (3-2): 400 high hurdles (60.4); 110 hurdles (16.8); discus (102-3); and high jump (5-10). Matt Owens added three first places: 100 (11.6); long jump (18-8 1/2); and triple jump (39). The team of Owens, Josh Gilluoly, Edwin Guzman and Carlos Rijker combined to win the 4×100 (46.9). Gilluoly had a fine individual performance winning the javelin (148-0), placing second in the 200 (24.2) and placing second in the shot put (35-0). Christian Guzman placed first in the 400 (54.1). Steven Trainor placed first in the 2-mile (10:54) and third in the high jump (4-10). Danny Collins placed first in the 800 (2:15.4). Lutfija Sefquet placed first in the shot put (35-7 3/4)/Beverly 73, English 54At Beverly, the Bulldogs (2-3) had eight first-place performances: Ricky Kimber, 400 hurdles (56.9) and 100 hurdles (15.7); Chris Birotte, 2-mile (10:47.7); Camy Ducasse, 400 (53.3); Jesse Birotte, 800 (2:13.8); Derek Stevens, shot put (45-0); Garnette Goorahlal, Ducasse, Kordel Latimer and Zak Adie, 4×400 (3:49); and Melvin Tavares, 200 (22.5).GIRLS TRACKBeverly 83, English 32At Beverly, the Bulldogs (0-4) had five first-place finishes: Bianca Fowler, 100 (13.1) and high jump; 4×100; Alex Henry, 800 (2:39); and Leah Hall, 200 (27.8).Lynnfield 77, No. Andover 69At Lynnfield, Meghan Goodwin was a triple winner for the Pioneers (3-1) in the 100 (12.3); the triple jump (32-6) and the 200 (26-3). Lynnfield also had wins from Brittany Hunt, mile (5:38); Hannah Adams, shot put (27-7); Heather Denisco, high jump (5-0); Patty Kloza, javelin (88-10); Nareh Sahakian, discus (70-7) and Scout Benson, high hurdles (15.6) and long jump (15-5).GIRLS LACROSSESwampscott 20, Salem 15At Swampscott, the Big Blue bounced back from a poor offensive showing by scoring 20 goals against Salem.Katie Zarinsky scored seven of those goals and added three assists. Mallory McDonough pitched in with six goals and three assists. Elise Giangregorio added four goals. Isabel Llorente, Lisa Gambale and Maggie Osbahr all picked up a goal. Kelly Gillis made 15 saves.St. Mary’s 14, Matignon 6At Cambridge, Courtney Winters scored four goals and added a pair of assists for the Spartans (10-0). Molly Carey scored three goals and assists. Marissa Maccario, Bridget Donovan, and Sarah Foss all chipped in with a pair of goals apiece. Sophie Fabrizio scored the final goal. Hilary Duffy and Brooke Bergeron split duty in net.BOYS LACROSSESaugus 11, Malden 7At Malden, Nick Taylor scored six goals and three assists for the Sachems (2-7). Dylan Hardigan had three goals and three assists. Dan Sheehan and Nick Martin both chipped in with a goal. Mike Venizia turned away 13 shots.Danvers 13, Swampscott 5At Danvers, the Big Blue (4-5) took a two-goal lead into the second half, but couldn’t find the back of the net again. Chris Masson, Tommy Ball, Sean Lannon, Patrick Kennedy and Colby Wollerscheid all picked up an individual goal for Swampscott. Billy Vallie had