Roundup: Busy day in school sports

The Lynn Tech baseball team came up short in a dramatic 12-9 loss to Minuteman Tuesday at Fraser Field.The game was tied 9-9 heading into the seventh inning. Minuteman scored three runs to take a 12-9 lead and then fended off a late push by the Tigers, who left two on base to end the game.Tech shortstop Arlin Reynoso had a big day at the plate, going 3-for-5, scoring three runs and stealing two bases. Rodinson Aguilar made a diving stop at third base with the game tied 8-8 in the sixth and threw across the diamond to get the out. He also went 2-for-3 with an RBI.The Tigers are 0-2.GIRLS LACROSSESt. Mary?s 16, Marian 9At Manning Field, Maggie Flaherty and Hannah Walker each scored four goals for the Spartans (4-2), in a game that also featured the first varsity goals from Courtney Cassidy and Ellie Martin. Emma Harvey was solid in net in the win. The Spartans never trailed, taking a 10-4 lead into the half.Salem 11, Revere 0At Bertram Field, the Witches (3-0) had strong performances from Alex Gilbert and Marissa Romeo, who had three goals each. Lydia Grasberger, Emily Coelho, Nicole Sadoway, Julia Donahue and Camryn Connolly had one goal each.Salem also had some stellar defense from Gabby Rocheville, who forced five turnovers and recovered all five. Grasberger won five draw controls out of six draws and Abigail Meadowcroft had nine saves, five of them on penalty shots. Revere is 0-1.Marblehead 16, Peabody 12At Peabody, the Magicians (2-3) turned up the heat early on and never backed off. Adrienne Ciccone and Corinne Mayle, four goals each, and Amanda Gregory and Lucy Poulin, three goals each, led the attack. Emily Freedland and Sydney Cayan had one goal each and Kelsey Detels, five draw controls, an interception and a ground ball. Kylie Cronin had two ground balls.Marblehead coach Annie Pugh said the team played a strong 50 minutes with the offense setting in and learning to work together and the defense being aggressive and taking advantage of opportunities.BOYS LACROSSELynnfield 17, Saugus 3At Stackpole Field, the Pioneers (2-0) had an explosive day offensively, led by Dan Sullivan (5 goals, 3 assists) and Chad Martin (5 goals, 2 assists). Jonathan Knee had four goals and two assists; Mat Boehner (2 goals, 2 assists); and Ricky Johnson (1 goal). Jake Forgione (3 assists) and Mike Look and Alex Snowden, one assist each, also helped out. Jack Ganter had eight saves in net.?My team is surprising me,” Lynnfield coach Joe Papagni said. “We lost 150 goals from last year, but these kids are just scoring.”GIRLS TENNISSalem 3, English 2At English, the Bulldogs had wins from Ashley Lon at first singles, 6-2, 6-3, and Regina Ngaleu at third singles, 6-4, 3-6, 6-1. The match came down to a three-setter in second doubles, which the Witches won.GOLFSaugus 4, Braintree 2At Cedar Glen, the Sachems (2-0) are off to a strong start. Nicole Moschella won 7-2 at No. 1; Maddie O?Neil, 7-2 at No. 2; and Julia Daley, 5-4, at five. Brianna McNally and Sophia Cogliano tied at three and four. Emma Caron (5-4) and Emily Shaw (6-2) also won their matches in the seven and eight spots.