The Marblehead High girls lacrosse team continues to get the job done with a 15-1 win over rival Swampscott on a raw and rainy Tuesday at Swampscott.
Click here for a photo gallery.
“Today’s game was obviously against our rival and the girls came to play and they came to win. They played Marblehead lacrosse,” coach Annie Pugh said.
Kiley Fischer led the attack with three goals and an assist. Five other girls had two goals — Tyler Phillips, Sydney Cayen, Cassie Rodgers, Alli Hanratty and Casey Collins. Meggie Collins had a goal and six assists and Emily Freedland, a goal and an assist.
Pugh has five seniors who plan on playing at the college level, including Meggie Collins (Trinity); Fischer (Babson); Phillips (Skidmore); Rodgers (Colby) and goalie Allie Forman (Bridgewater State).
Pugh said Forman has improved tremendously over the past four years.
“She’s put in the hard work and dedication to be a contender to play in college,” she said, adding that Forman pulls the defense together and gets them working as a cohesive unit.
Marblehead (8-1, 2-0 Northeastern Conference) will play Danvers Saturday (4) at home.
Chloe Dorgan scored for Swampscott. The Big Blue are 1-6 with Beverly at home on Thursday. That game was originally scheduled at Beverly, but it has been changed.
Salem 18, Revere 5
At Revere, the Patriots (1-4) continue to suffer some growing pains as a first-year varsity team, but they did have some stellar performances despite the loss. Paola Ortiz scored four goals and Amy Rotger, one. Revere was without its starting goalie, who is out with mononucleosis.
“They worked awesome together,” Revere coach Nicole Doucette said.
BOYS LACROSSE
St. John’s (D) 8, St. John’s (S) 5
At Danvers, the Eagles had a big game from Drew O’Connell, who had four goals, and goalie Lucas DeAngelo (8 saves). The Prep (7-1) led 5-2 at the half.
GIRLS TRACK
St. Mary’s 105, Archbishop Williams 30
At Braintree, the Spartans (2-1) got a huge boost from quadruple winner Zuzu Haefner, who won the 400 hurdles (80.2), 100 hurdles (19.2); high jump (4-8) and long jump (14-6). Carol DiMaiti won the 100 (12.8) and the 200 (28.3); Michaela St. Cyr, 800 (3:02) and javelin (66-11); Tia Foglietta, 2-mile (12:45, state qualifying time); Chandler Capozzi, 400 (70.3); Kennedy Boyd, shot put (23-3); Larissa Bogomolov, discus (61-3) and Sophia Holmes, mile (6:19). Toni Vinciarelli finished second in the 100 (13.2) and qualified for the states.
BOYS TRACK
Archbishop Williams 80, St. Mary’s 53
At Braintree, the Spartans (1-2) had winning performances from Andrew DiMaiti in the 400 hurdles (61.5), 800 (2:19) and triple jump (31-9); Xan Alleyne, long jump (17-5); Jordan Collier, high jump (5-2); Collier, Jordan Manthorne, Alleyne and Marvin Bony, 4 x 100 relay (48.4) and Tony Mwangi, Luc Zikianda, Liam Foley and Mike Ksander, 4 x 400 relay (4:32).
The St. Mary’s boys and girls play host to Cardinal Spellman Thursday at 3:30 in a rescheduled meet.
BOYS TENNIS
Austin Prep 3, Lynnfield 2
At Boston Sports Club in Lynnfield, the Pioneers had wins from James Hook at first singles, 6-2, 6-2, and Will Durkee-Michael Romano at second doubles, 6-3, 6-3. Lynnfield is 1-1.
GIRLS TENNIS
St. Mary’s 3, Pope John 2
At Bunker Hill Community College Monday, the Spartans (1-5) picked up their first win led by Cat Troisi, who won her match at first singles, 6-1, 6-1; Allysa Graham-Annabel Feliz, first doubles, 6-4, 7-6 (10-8) and Lily Gardner-Christina Hallisey, second doubles, 6-3, 6-3.
Joyce Erekson can be reached at [email protected].
