School Roundup: St. Mary’s swimmers score win over Archbishop Williams

The St. Mary?s swim team used its depth to come home with a 91-78 win over Archbishop Williams on Tuesday.
?It was an awesome meet. My kids really swam well,” Spartans coach Michelle Brewster said.
The Spartans (3-4-1) only had three individual event wins and one relay victory but racked up the second- and third-place finishes to get the win.
Winning for St. Mary?s was Erik Whitcomb in the 50-yard freestyle in a time of 27.72 seconds, Sophia Gomes in the 500-yard freestyle (7:40.12) and Eve Smith in the 100-yard backstroke (1:14.68). Gomes joined Vanessa Dao, P.J. Hatchouel and Teresa Klosewicz on the winning 400-yard freestyle relay team (5:05.13).
BOYS? HOCKEY
St. John?s 4, Xaverian 2
The Eagles? (6-4) top line of Nick Latham, Kyle Hentosh and Tyler Scearbo did all the damage. Lynch had a pair of goals while Scearbo had a goal and an assist and Hentosh added two assists.
TRACK
Lowell Catholic 98, St. Mary?s 43
Despite a loss Tuesday afternoon, the Spartans had some highlights come out of the meet against Lowell Catholic. The brightest was Tia Foglietta, who ran the 1000 meters in 3 minutes 16.8 seconds, qualifying for the state tournament. Other winners from the girls? side include Paige Fielding in the high jump with a height of 4 feet 4 inches, Mollie Mello (long jump, 13-6) and Ellie Martin (shot put, 25-6)
The Spartans had two winners on the boys? side: Fred Blaise (shot put, 36-8 ?) and Tony Mwangi (mile, 5:10.9).
St. John?s (Shrewsbury) 48, St. John?s Prep 47
The Eagles (3-4) came up on the short end despite a brilliant run from Joe Luongo in the 600 meters as his time of 1:21.08 is the best in Massachusetts this season and qualified him for the New Balance Nationals in New York.
St. John?s other win came from Mike Mejias in the 50-meter dash (6.83).
Bishop Fenwick 84, Archbishop Williams 69
Fenwick remains undefeated after beating Williams. Lindsey Donahue was a double winner for the Crusaders, 300-meter and 55-meter races. The Crusaders also got wins from Sabrina Silvagni, Merry Harrington and Emma Harrington took first in the shot put.
On the boys? side, Mitch Rivers won the 600 meters and Robby Cabrillo won the 55-meter hurdles. Rufus Rushins took first in the shot put and Anthony Maida placed first in the mile race.
WRESTLING
Malden 33, Saugus 30
Saugus? tough season continued with a loss at Malden. The losses this season have come mainly because Saugus doesn?t have enough wrestlers. This forces them to not participate in four weight classes and costs them precious points at every meet.
Still, Saugus coach Rudi Howard remains positive.
?It?s tough when you have to give up four weight classes like that,” he said. “But the kids always compete well and that?s all you can ask for.”Saugus had five winners: Mike Titus (113 pounds), Jacob Meyers (152) and Luke Surette (22) each won via pinfall. Don Aldred (120) and Pat O?Boyle (126) each won by decisions.