School Roundup: St. Mary’s girls’ hockey rolled over by Notre Dame

Notre Dame of Hingham came out swinging Wednesday night and rolled over St. Mary?s, 6-1. Notre Dame scored six unanswered goals before St. Mary?s Sam Callahan put one in the net for the Spartans in the third period on an assist from Natalie Mellon.
?We have to play better in all three zones,” St. Mary?s coach Frank Pagliuca said.
?We?ve just been so inconsistent to this point. We had a good first period and then the floor kind of fell out from under us and we gave up four goals in the second.”
Pagliuca cited his players? inexperience as one of the main reasons why the Spartans have been struggling lately, and he believes that getting his players more ice time is the only way to bring back their winning tradition.
?It hasn?t gone well to this point,” said Pagliuca, “but we?re working every day to make sure we get better.”Marblehead 4, Medford 4Marblehead rallied back late in the third period to force a tie on the road in Medford.Marblehead (3-1-2) fell behind, 4-2, after a three-goal barrage by Medford to start the second period. Medford kept the lead for much of the third period as well, but the Magicians wouldn?t go down without a fight.The final three minutes were arguably the most exciting of the night, with Marblehead getting clutch late goals from Isabell Amigo and Hadley Woodfin. Medford was led by Adrienne Porrazzo and Christina Gesualdi, who each notched a goal and an assist. Kayli Lanzilli and Riley Lynch had the other two goals for Medford, while Ailish Fallon,Marykate Cullinane and Nicole Mortell each picked up one assist.For Marblehead, Sydney Cresta and Brooke Keough each picked up one goal and one assist. Amanda Monahan had two assists, while Caroline Hughes and Emmarose Winder each had an assist for the Magicians.Peabody 6, Shawsheen 1
The Tanners (1-5-1) finally got in the win column as Kaydee Purcell, Elise Murphy and Hannah Travers each had two goals. Caroline Buckley had two assists for the Tanners.GYMNASTICSPeabody 117.1, Hamilton-Wenham 109.3.The Peabody gymnastics team (1-1) pulled out a solid win over Hamilton-Wenham behind some great all-around play from two key contributors, Sam Kinnaly and Shelby McKie.Kinnaly was a force, tying for first in the vault (8.3), on the bars (7.0) and on the beam (8.3). She rounded out her score with a second-place finish in the floor exercise (8.0) and finished in first-place overall with a score of 31.2.McKie wasn?t far behind, placing second overall with a score of 29.6. She tied Kinnaly for first place in the vault (8.3) and finished first in the floor exercise (8.5). Aubrey Irvine had a good night for Peabody as well, placing second in the vault (8.0) and third on the floor (7.8).WRESTLINGSt. John?s Prep 60, BC High 10St. John?s Prep improved to 18-0 on the season after handily defeating BC High at home. The Eagles swept BC High, winning at every weight class.Winners for St. John?s include Sam Little in the 106-pound class, Zach Alexander (120), Michael Dik (126), John Grady (132), Hunter Costa (138), Jack Anderson (145), Ben DiNatale (160), David Yepez (170), Spencer Jenkins (182), Frank Soucy (195), Ian Butterbrodt (220) and Jay Carnevale (285).Lynnfield 47, Wakefield 27
The Pioneers improved to 13-2 behind wins from Joe Reardon (113), Joe Morse (120), Max Whyman (126), Jake Mullin-Bernstein (132), Garrett Anderson (138), Lucas Pascucci (145), Dom Monzione (152), Victor Buonsiglio (170) and Brandon Troisi (285).Triton 48, Marblehead/Swampscott 9
A trio of Marblehead/Swampscott wrestlers had wins in the loss to the host Vikings.
Sophomore captain Stephen Hopkins (120 ) avenged last season’s loss to Brody Johnson, winning a tight decision, while junior captain Brett Resnick (126) picked up a pinfall victory. Sophomore Joe Warren added an exhibition win following the varsity portion of the evening. SWIMMING
Latin Academy 97, St. Mary’s 81
Eve Smith and Erik Whitcomb each claimed an individual event win at the Flaherty Swimming Pool in Roslindale, whil