Lacrosse: Marblehead girls win

Sydney Cayen had four goals and Emily Freedland, three, to lift the Marblehead High girls lacrosse team over Swampscott, 14-3, Tuesday at Swampscott.?It was a great win to start the week. I?m very proud of all of our girls,” Marblehead coach Annie Pugh said, noting that the work they?ve been doing on offense and on transitions is paying off.The Magicians, who led 10-1 at the half, also had help from Adrienne Ciccone (goal, ground ball); Amanda Gregory (2 goals); Ellie Ronan (goal, assist, ground ball) and Lucy Poulin (goal, assist, draw control, ground ball). Kasey Detels, Caroline Helmes and Emma Waldman each had a goal. Cayen also had six draw controls and Casey Collins, three ground balls.Brittany Lydon (7 saves) was in net for the win. Marblehead is 5-4, 2-1 Northeastern Conference.Swampscott (2-4-1) had goals from Priscilla Sullivan, Lauren Sullivan and Erin Condon.Danvers 14, Peabody 11At Danvers, Sarah Napolitano (6 points), Courtney Smith (7 points) and Lauren Wolfe (3 points, 5 draw controls) led the Peabody offense while Alyssa Shashaty and Sophia Broselrio anchored the defense. Freshman Gianna Denisco saw her first action in goal. She had nine saves.Winchester 15, Fenwick 7At Winchester, Merry Harrington had three goals, Colleen Corcoran, two goals and Annette Ruggiero and Tessa McLaughlin, one each. Meghan Woodworth (11 saves) was in net. The Crusaders are 5-3.BOYS LACROSSEFenwick 11, Haverhill 5At Bishop Fenwick, the Crusaders (5-4) came out flying, scoring the first three goals against the Div. 1 Hillies. Kyle Russell led the attack with four goals and one assist. Chris Napolitano (2 goals, 2 assists); Mark Nalesnik (3 goals) and Coleman Hebert and Kevin Hannon, one goal each, also supplied some offense.The Crusaders were without their face-off guy, Sam Mitchell, who broke his collarbone in practice the other day. Freshman Chris Terry came up from junior varsity to fill the slot and did an excellent job in his first varsity game.Marblehead 11, Salem 8At Marblehead, Brooks Tyrrell had a productive day, scoring six goals and assisting on another. Dean Fader (goal, assist); Harrison Young (goal, 2 assists); Ben Anderson (2 goals, assist) and Brad Knittle (goal) took care of the rest of the scoring. Nathan Maselek (10 saves) got the win in net.Woburn 16, Peabody 9At Peabody, Josh Fiore had a goal and four assists for the Tanners (2-4); other contributors included Ryan Wolff, Jeremiah Manfra and Mike Vadala (2 goals each) and Reed Foster and Bobby Caproni, one goal each.