Lacrosse Roundup: Revere makes it three in a row

Revere boys? coach Steve Magno knew his team was going to go through some growing pains this season. But the Patriots have found their stride as they demonstrated Thursday, when Eddie Sullivan, Steve Noel and Dan Muller all had hat tricks in a 10-4 win over the Lynn Shamrocks.
?We knew coming in that we had a bunch of young, inexperienced guys and we needed to find out what we had,” Magno said. “And that we needed to have realistic expectations. But now the plan is starting to come together.”
Thursday marked the third straight victory for the Patriots (4-8) and the first time all season they scored in double figures. Sullivan and Muller had two assists to go with their hat tricks while Dan Redding netted a goal and two assists.
?We?re starting to spread the scoring around and the kids are getting some confidence in going to the net,” Magno said.
The Shamrocks (2-10) got a pair of goals from Chris Holey and single goals from Jack Stafford and Sean Hemenway.
?We worked and played very hard but we just didn?t finish,” Lynn coach Peter Pappagianopoulos said. “That?s been the story of our season. The ball just isn?t bouncing our way right now.”Beverly 12, Marblehead 10
The Panthers (10-4, 7-0 Northeastern Conference/North) beat Marblehead (9-5, 5-2), despite having an early four-goal lead turn into a 6-5 deficit at halftime. Beverly was led by Sam Abate (four goals, assist), Hunter Spencer (three goals), Chris Vallette (two goals), Clinton Cabral (goal, assist) and Jordan Rawding (goal).
The Magicians were led by Brooks Tyrrell (three goals), Andrew McGurrin (two goals), Andrew Clough (two goals) and Sam Paquette (goal, assist).Salem 8, Swampscott 7
The Big Blue (8-6) missed a chance to clinch the NEC/South title outright, as the Witches (5-8) used tough defense for the win.
?It was a great high school lacrosse game,” Swampscott coach Todd Pierce said. “Both teams played well. We had chances right to the end and just couldn?t put them in.”
Devin Conroy (two goals), Jason Dignan (goal, assist), Spencer Mulvey (goal), Andrew Dove (goal) and Sebastian Camelo (goal) contributed for Swampscott.Peabody 10, Ipswich 6
Led by Josh Fiore?s four goals, Peabody (10-6) moved to within one victory of clinching a tournament berth. Bobby Caproni (two goals), Zach Bille (two goals), Reed Foster (goal, four assists) and Matt Pino (goal, assist) all contributed.Stoneham 16, Saugus 13
The Sachems? (4-6) offense of Chris Sanderson (five goals), Joe Russo (four goals), Ron Jarosz (three goals) and and Cam Williamson (goal) wasn?t enough to overcome Stoneham.Lynnfield 13, Georgetown 3
Chad Martin had five goals for the Pioneers (7-5). Jake Forgione (two goals, three assists), Pat Garrity (two goals, two assists), Alex Soden (goal), Ryan Fraser (goal) and Jack Ganter (goal) contributed.Malden Catholic 6, St. John?s Prep 5
Danny Tighe had a pair of goals but the Eagles (5-10) were eliminated from postseason contention. Derek Yannone, Tim Tyrrell and Mitch Carpenter also had goals.GIRLS? LACROSSE
Salem 20, Malden 0The Witches (6-4) dominated from start-to-finish, led by a seven-goal, three-assist performance from Emily Coelho. Brianna Valido, Cameron Connolly and Rebecca Cormier each had two goals. Netminder Sydney Rocheville stopped all six shots she saw.