School Roundup: Rothbard’s ace highlights Marblehead win over Revere

Marblehead’s Alex Rothbard had every golfer’s dream come true on Monday as he recorded an ace on the par-3 eighth at Tedesco Country Club in the Magicians’ 56-16 win over Revere.Rothbard was among seven winners for the 4-3 Magicians. Also grabbing wins were Andrew Scholnick at No. 1; Connor Green at two; Pitch Riley, four; Pete Cormier, five; Trevor Jones, six; and Paul Himes, eight.St. Mary’s 159, Fenwick 126At Gannon, Cam O’Neill had a match-high 31 points as the Spartans’ (6-1, 4-0 Catholic Central League/Large) depth was too much for the Crusaders.Chris Price had 26 points with Angelo Petrucelli having 22 and Brian Madden and Justin Lappin 21. Sean Mahar and Richard McDonald had 19 points.Fenwick was led by 29 points from Andrew Young.Lynnfield 136, Amesbury 126At Amesbury, Andrew Waisnor had 26 points and Alex Smyrnios added 23 as the Pioneers moved to 5-3. Steve Lambe, Kris Houda and Nick Eliopoulos added 22 points each.VOLLEYBALLSalem 3, Classical 2At Classical, the teams split the first four sets before the Witches won the tiebreaker, 15-3. The Rams (1-4) got solid games from Bobbie Dee Regan, Cassie Regan and Adriana Raymond.”It was an incredible match. The girls played unbelievable,” Classical coach Frank Grealish said.Lynnfield 3, North Reading 0At North Reading, Liz Vo had 13 kills and three blocks while Abby Norwood added 19 digs and 10 assists as the Pioneers (7-0) took 25-19, 25-17 and 25-23 wins over the rival Hornets.Revere 3, English 0At Revere, the Bulldogs (0-4) got solid games from Brittany Sullivan and Keri Bryson but still came up a little short on the road. Revere won 25-16, 25-20 and 25-18 to take the straight set win.Peabody 3, Ham-Wen 0At Hamilton-Wenham, the Tanners (2-4) won 25-15, 25-19, 25-20 behind strong play by Carolyn Scacchi, who had 15 service points, four blocks and six kills. Erin Hallinan had 17 assists and Caitlin Thompson did a nice job at outside hitter.Beverly 3, Swampscott 2At Beverly, the Big Blue (0-3) put up a fight. After losing the first match, Swampscott came back and won the next two. The fourth game was a barnburner with Beverly winning, 25-23. The Panthers took the final game 15-8.Swampscott’s Danica Villanueva served 15 times with only one error. Marina Sanchez had three kills and three blocks and Heather Doyle served 13 points with four aces. Alix Carriero had 10 assists.Fenwick 3, Lowell Cath. 0At Lowell, it was a straight set win as the Crusaders (6-3) rolled to a pair of 25-10 wins and a 25-18 third set closeout. Chandler Wilder had five kills while Tessa McLaughlin added 16 assists and six aces.GIRLS CROSS COUNTRYLynnfield 15, Georgetown 50Masconomet 15, Lynnfield 39At Bradley Palmer State Park in Ipswich, the Pioneers (4-2) got a third place overall from Lexi Buonfiglio (20:05) and a seventh from Angelica Kartsounis (21:26). Tia Patterson finished eighth (21:27) and Sammi Albanese was ninth (21:53).BOYS CROSS COUNTRYMasco 16, Lynnfield 46Lynnfield 21, Georgetown 40At Bradley Palmer in Ipswich, Andrew Drinkwater was the top placer for the Pioneers (3-3), taking fourth overall in 18:12. Eddie Moore was eighth (18:40) and Mike Trembley, 12th (19:16).