Roundup: Swampscott swimming ties Salem

The Swampscott swimming team found itself in a stalemate against Salem, as Swampscott tied Salem 90-90 at Swampscott Tuesday night.Swampscott coach Meaghan Simpson was pleased with her team’s performance.”It was a very good and competitive meet for my team tonight. All my kids swam well and that is all I can ask for,” Simpson said.The Big Blue had three different winners: Samantha Rogers, 100 breaststroke; Danielle Mayblyum, diving and Mischa Kuyuzuv, 200 IM. Phil Turner finished second in the 100 backstroke and 100 butterfly. Swampscott (2-2-1) plays Peabody Thursday.Marblehead 105, Peabody 72At Peabody, leading the way for Marblehead (7-0) was double winner Megan Alexander. Alexander took the 200 IM (2:12.79) and 100 butterfly (1:02.08). The rest of the Marblehead winners were: Charlie Seltzer, 200 free (1:58.46); Austin Harshbarger, 50 free (24.88); Tyler Phillips, diving (186.80); Ryan Howe, 100 free (55.63) and Harrison Rodts, 500 free (5:14.39).For Peabody (4-2), the 200 free relay team of Meghan Lurvey, Christine Shea, Julie Shea and Holly Smith qualified for sectionals (1:59.82). Senior Jason Budde had his diving debut and finished fourth overall.Danvers 98, English 83At Tech, the Falcons (4-2) were led by double winner Josh Mentzer. Mentzer took the 200 IM (2:37.34) and 100 fly (1:11.57). The rest of the Danvers winners were: Tom Giannino, 50 free (27.91); Ryan Tenaglia, 100 free (1:03.74); Ethan Collins, 100 backstroke (1:07.62) and Eric Correla, 100 breaststroke (1:34.39). For English, Mike Bruno took the 200 free (2:19.68) and 500 free (6:26.13). Matt Demirs took diving (203.70). English is now 0-6.BOYS TRACKXaverian 49, St. John’s 46At the Reggie Lewis Center, Deklan Robinson set a school record in the high jump for The Prep, hitting 6 feet, 6 inches. The effort broke the old mark (6-5) set by Josh Nicholson in 1994. Nicholson went on to do the high jump and hurdles at Harvard.The Eagles (4-2) had several other first-place finishers in the loss. Bryan Browne won the 300 meters (36.45) and 55-meter dash (6.76); David Roy, the shot put (47-9) and the 25-pound (47-9). The latter was an exhibition event. Will Raven won the 55-meter high hurdles (8.54); Jake Smith, 1,000 (2:45.40) and Tim Loehner, 2-mile (10:21).Bishop Fenwick 77, Cathedral 26At the Reggie Lewis Center, Chris Poirier won the 55 dash (7.48) and the 55 hurdles (9.45) and he took second in the high jump.The Crusaders (4-2) had single wins from Dan Deschenes, 300 (39.08); Fran Tambini, 600 (1:42.5); Ryan Flanagan, 1,000 (3:14); Bryan Mendes, mile (5:03.3); Bryon Blaisdell, high jump (5-3); John Blanchard, long jump (14 feet); and Shawn Farrell, shot put (40-8).GIRLS TRACKBishop Fenwick 66, Cathedral 15At the Reggie Lewis Center, Alicia Tatone won the high jump (4-1) and took second in the 1,000 (3:47.3) for the Crusaders. Fenwick also had wins from Victoria Caruso, 55 dash (8.52); Becky Mercuro, 300 (46.6); Amanda Harrington, 600 (2:02.7); Jackie Edgett, 1,000 (3:47.3); Maggie Lepley, shot put (26-9) and Colleen Sheedy, 55 hurdles (11.9).CO-ED TRACKArlington Catholic 96, St. Mary’s 45At the Reggie Lewis Center, the Spartans had four winners: Chris Saundis, shot put (33-2); Brianna Anderson, 55 meter hurdles (7.93); Maggie Carey, 600 meters (2:03) and Suzanne Herner, high jump (5-2). St. Mary’s is now 1-4.