Boys Soccer: Late goal propels Lynn Tech to win

The Tech boy’s soccer team trailed the majority of the game against Mystic Valley Friday night, but the Tigers found the net with 15 minutes remaining to salvage a 1-1 tie at Mystic Valley.”We had a strong defensive effort as a unit and it was nice to see that side of the ball play so well as a team,” Tech coach Fred Gallo said.Tech (5-6-1) found itself down 1-0 midway through the second half, but Emerson Imul scored to save the day. Tech plays Shawsheen Tuesday.Peabody 3, Swampscott 0At Swampscott, Kyle Gilbert scored two goals for Peabody (8-0-4)t with Jake Silva chipping in the other goal. Senior co-captains Neil Lahrizi and Roman Ganchin anchored the Big Blue (2-7-2) defense.Ipswich 2, Saugus 1At Ipswich, the Sachems (3-7-2) tied the game midway through the first half, when Justin Kwadje scored (1-1). Ipswich scored 10 minutes later, and Saugus could not find the net the rest of the way. Owen Andruchow had a strong game in net for the Sachems.Danvers 3, English 1At Danvers, the Falcons jumped to quick 2-0 lead in the first half. English (6-4-2) cut the deficit in half (2-1), when Eddie Ayinla found the back of the net. Danvers scored its third goal with two minutes left in the game to pull away from the Bulldogs. Daniel Rovira had a strong performance at midfield for English.Danvers (7-1-5) had goals from Jackson McPherson, Pat Kidney (first varsity goal) and Mark McCarthy. The Falcons qualified for the touranment with the win.Marblehead 4, Salem 2At Marblehead, the Witches (1-7-3) had goals from Matt Muse and Simon Barats. Goalie Tom Engstrom have six or seven great saves to keep Salem in the game.Hamilton-Wenham 3, Lynnfield 1At Lynnfield, the Pioneers (2-8-2) took a 1-0 lead on a first-half goal by Lucas Coehlo (Kuba Jablonka assist), but Hamilton-Wenham’s Russell Gregorian took it upon himself to score three unanswered goals in the second half.