Lacrosse: Tech comes up short against Northeast

It was a family affair at Manning Field on Monday night when Tech hosted Northeast Regional in boys lacrosse as Tigers head coach Jay Richards faced a familiar opponent across the field in son Jarrod, the head coach at Northeast.After putting together three solid quarters, the Tigers saw the game slip away in the final period as the Golden Knights scored four unanswered goals to take a 6-4 win.”It’s the second game in a row where we feel like we let one get away,” Richards said. “We played awesome in the first half but I don’t know what happened in the second half. It was like a different team out there.”Kyle Gagnon; Jason Grant; Andrew Guy and Rob Miele all had goals for the Tigers. Scott Crooker was brilliant in goal, turning aside 16 shots for Tech.Arl. Cath. 11, St. Mary’s 1At Arlington, the Spartans’ (4-7) lone tally came from Bucky Surette as the visitors ran into a buzzsaw.Peabody 10, Danvers 9At Dr. Deering Stadium in Danvers, Nick Ouellette had a hat trick and an assist and Kiefer Heckman added two goals and three assists as the Tanners (4-6) bested the Falcons.Nico Manganiello and Jay Connolly had two goals and an assist each with D.J. Henrich adding a goal and two assists.Malden 7, Lynn 1At Malden, Josh Delgado scored the lone Lynn goal in the third quarter. Riley McManus had a strong game in net. Lynn (0-14) plays Tech Friday at Manning Field (5).Georgetown 13, Saugus 8At Saugus High, Nick Taylor had three goals and an assist for the Sachems (2-9), who also got some offense from Dillon Hartigan (2 goals) and Nick Benoit, Dan Sheehan and Shawn Gilman, one goal each.GIRLS LACROSSEFenwick 8, AB Williams 6At Braintree, the Crusaders (12-1) benefited from a five-goal performance by sophomore Grace Celona. Anna Moulton had a goal, Annette Ruggiero, one goal and Christina Wall, one goal. Kaitlyn McCarthy (7 saves) picked up the win. Cara McLaughlin and Kayla Caruso played well on defense.Concord-Carlisle 27, Marblehead 21At Concord-Carlisle, Olivia Raisner had six goals and three assists in a wild outing. Kiley Fischer (4 goals, 2 assists); Cassie Rodgers (2 goals, assist); Meggie Collins (2 goals, 2 assists); Tyler Phillips (goal, assist); Sarah Noyes (2 goals, assist) and Hayley Braun (2 goals) all helped out. Kelly Collins had 16 saves for the Magicians (7-3-1).Salem 19, St. Mary’s 11At Bertram Field in Salem, Sarah Foss had five goals and Marisa Maccario added a hat trick as the Spartans (11-6) fell on the road.