School Roundup: Jets take flight, tame Dragons

The last time the Lynn Jets saw Latin Academy on the ice, it was in the first round of the Division 3 North tournament in Watertown when the Dragons eliminated the Jets, 3-1.Tuesday would be a different story as nine different Jets recorded points, led by two goals and an assist from Ryan MacDonald, in an 8-2 pummeling of Latin.”It was a good team effort,” Jets coach Joe Conlon said.The Jets (3-3-1) showed no ill effects from a heartbreaking loss to Peabody on Saturday as they scored three times in the first to take control. Kyle Devin opened the scoring in the first minute before MacDonald added his two markers.Neither team could dent the scoreboard in the second before the Jets blew the game open in the third with three goals in 35 seconds. Tony Uva made it 4-0 before Aaron Reddick and D.J. Hunt scored 17 ticks apart.Latin scored twice in less than a minute before Steve Petkevich (goal, two assists) and Mark Brazell closed the scoring for Lynn.Mike Gately stopped 12 of 14 shots he faced in goal.SWIMMINGMarblehead 106, English 71At Marblehead, the Magicians (5-0) will head into Thursday’s showdown with Beverly in top form as they took wins in every event on Tuesday.Harrison Rodts was a double winner, taking the 100 butterfly (57.82) and 100 backstroke (57.86). Sophie Zmetrovich also had a pair of wins in the 50 (27.45) and 100 free (1:00.44).Also winning were Megan Alexander in the 200 free (2:00.24); Toireasa Rafferty-Millett, 200 IM (2:21.84); Tyler Phillips, diving (192.65); Charlie Seltzer, 500 free (5:19.89).Seltzer, Rodts, Austin Harshbarger and Ryan Hoey won the 200 medley relay (1:52.63) with Alexander, Rafferty-Millett, Hannah Verrette and Sara Daher winning the 200 free relay (1:44.17).English had second places from Mike Bruno in the 200 free and Matt Demirs in diving.Peabody 54, Danvers 48At Danvers, Peabody (3-1) got its first win over Danvers for the first time in the six years Peabody has been in the conference. Leading the way for Peabody was double winner Christine Shea (200 free, 100 breaststroke). Stephen Demeule took the 500 free, Alex Guay took the 50 free and Julie Shea took the 200-yard individual medley.Leading the way for Danvers was double winner Ethan Collins (100 free, 100 backstroke). Josh Mentzer took the 100 fly. Danvers is now 3-2.GYMNASTICSFenwick 123.65, Malden 110.4At Salem, leading the way for Fenwick was triple winner Eileen Delory. Delory took the all-around (33.4), floor (8.7) and beam (8.6). Kimmy Schinnick was a double winner, who took vault (8.4) and bars (8.1). Fenwick is now 3-0.