Roundup: Cecca, Revere boys hockey hold off Bourne

Freshman Anthony Cecca?s second goal with 1:40 left lifted unbeaten Revere (4-0-1) past Bourne, 5-4, in a non-league game at Gallo Arena Thursday afternoon.The Patriots held a 4-1 lead through two periods and remained composed after the Canalmen scored three unanswered goals in the third period, including the equalizer with three minutes to play.?We called a timeout and said, ?Let?s go win this three-minute game,?” said coach Joe Ciccarello. “They caught us standing around and watching in the third period but we showed our resilience. The good thing is that we?re winning while we?re learning.”Kevin Chiles, Marco Mazzarelli and Cam Whelan also scored for Revere.BC High 5, St. John?s Prep 2At UMass-Boston, the Prep (2-1-0) became the first team to score on BC High?s sophomore goalie Brandon Payzant, but the unbeaten Eagles (4-0-0) prevailed in the Catholic Conference opener for both teams.Ted McNamara and Mark Etherington scored first-period goals for St. John?s. Goalie Anthony Selvitella had 20 saves.?We need a more complete effort. We had a solid third period but their goalie played well,” said Prep coach Kris Hanson. “That?s a top five, if not a top three team.”GIRLS HOCKEYWinthrop/Lynn 9, Peabody/Lynnfield 0At Larsen Rink, Caroline McKinnon netted a hat trick and Arianna Dembro added a pair as the Lady Bulldawgs improved to 4-0-0. Gabby Kennison, Savannah Norcross, Meghan Chavis and Emma English scored single goals and Gretchen Howard finished with 17 saves.TRACKLowell Cath./Cathedral 96, St. Mary?s 71The Spartan girls won their half of this combined meet, 61-21.Winners were: Toni Vinciarelli, 300 (46.43); Rachel Hanlon, 600 (1:56.49) and long jump (13-0); Tia Foglietta, 2-mile (12:29.58); Zuzu Haefner, high jump, 5-2 (states and school record); and hurdles (10.59); Kassy Potamis, shot put (21-3); and 4×400 (4:51) of Vinciarelli, Haefner, Hanlon and Mollie Mello.The Spartan boys lost 75-10. Their top finishers were: Stephen Cronin, second in long jump, 13-7; Brian Bouchard, second in shot put, 34-0; Brendan Donahue, third in 55, 7.52, and third, long jump, 12-9.Prep 60, Xaverian 35At the Reggie Lewis Center, the Eagles (2-0) got wins from: Evan Dombrowski, shot put, 53-2; Josh Nickerson, high jump (5-10), 55 high hurdles (8.67) and 55 (6.95); Joe Luongo, 600 (1:27.5); Luke Bugler, 2-mile (10:14); and Josh Hubbell, long jump (19-0).