Roundup: Three Tanner relay teams qualify for states

The Peabody swimming team had three state qualifying relay times at English’s expense, as Peabody defeated English 110 1/2-70.1/2 at Tech Tuesday night.The Tanner foursome of John Slate-Romano, Jason Budde, Zack Melville and Alex Guay qualified for states in the 200 free relay (1:33.47). Christine Shea, Julie Shea, Meghan Lurvey, and Holly Smith qualified for states in the 200 medley relay (2:13.50) and 400 free (4:28). Michelle Manfra took first in diving for Peabody (1-1). English’s Mike Bruno won the 200 free (2:10.59) and took second in the 100 butterfly (1:14.89). Jesse Freeman won the 100 free (1:05.93). Dana Stevens was second in the 50 free (29.44) and Matt Demirs was second in diving. The Tanners are 0-2.Marblehead 91, Salem 80At Lynch-Van Otterloo YMCA, the Marblehead winners were: Austin Harshbarger, 50 free (25.22); Megan Alexander, 200 free (2:00.06); Charlie Seltzer, 200 IM (2:07.43) and 500 free (5:12.29); Tyler Phillips, diving (187 pts.); Sara Daher, 100 fly (1:02.18) and Harrison Rodts, 100 free (52.33. Marblehead’s 200 medley relay (1:52.07) and 200 free relay (1:38.78) also won. Marblehead is now 2-0.GIRLS TRACKSpellman 42, Fenwick 35At the Reggie Lewis Center, Fenwick (1-0-1) had five individual winners. Winners for Fenwick were: Jess Patnaude, 300 meters (45.57); Faye Haley, 600 meters (1:44); Taylor Cunningham, 1,000 meters (3:20); Arianna Maida, 2-mile (12:01) and Maggie Lepley, shot put.BOYS TRACKSpellman 50, Fenwick 36At the Reggie Lewis Center, Fenwick had four winners. Winners for Fenwick were: Eric Razney, 300 meters (39.3); Bryon Blaisdell, high jump (5-5); Shaun Farrell, shot put and Chris Poirier, 55 meter hurdles (9.43). Fenwick is now 1-1.TRACKSt. Mary’s 82, Cathedral 22At Reggie Lewis in Boston, the Spartans (1-1) had a double winner in Noah Carmelo, who won the high (4-11) and long (14-9) jumps. Also winning were Christian Abarca in the 55 dash; Austin Harvey, 55 hurdles; Brianna Anderson, 55 hurdles (7.8); Carol DiMaiti, 300 (48.78); Paige Fielding, 600 (2:08); Emily Hatchouel, 1,000 (4:44) and Meghan Buckley, shot put (21-11).