The Lynn Tech boys soccer team continues to roll through its Commonwealth Athletic Conference schedule, as the Tigers defeated Greater Lowell, 5-0, on Thursday afternoon. The win puts Tech at 6-3-1 on the season.
“It was a beautiful game,” Tech coach Jeremy McKeen said. “Our guys continue to impress me. This looks like a state tournament team. Our defense is solid, our midfield plays well and our offense is working.”
Goal scorers were Geo Ramirez, who notched his third hat trick of the season, Edson Alas and Ashby Murphy.
“We’ve had about four beautiful games in a row where we’ve passed the ball really well and moved the ball really well,” McKeen said. “It’s been a joy to coach.”
In net, Edin Arreaga earned the shutout win.
“Edin did exactly what he was supposed to do,” McKeen said. “Greater Lowell was very aggressive and they shot the ball. Edin did a nice job.”
The Tigers will aim for another win on Tuesday when they host Chelsea.
BOYS SOCCER
Swampscott 1, Marblehead 0
Dan Johnson scored the lone goal of the contest, enough for the Big Blue to earn the win against the Magicians.
Winthrop 3, Everett 2
Renols Cahani, Jaylin Cordes, Fabricio Ferriera each scored a goal for the Vikings. Winthrop goalie Cory Cherico made 15 saves.
“It was a hard-fought game,” Winthrop (2-7) coach Kyle Gagin said. “Beating a Division 1 team is a big accomplishment. Cory made a few big saves in the end and that kept us in the game.”
Winthrop’s back in action on Saturday against New Mission.
Medford 3, Peabody 1
Gio Lumaj scored the lone goal for Peabody (4-4-1). The Tanners will hope to end their current three-game losing streak on Monday at Swampscott.
GIRLS SOCCER
Malden 1, English 0
Scoreless at the half, Malden found the back of the net 10 minutes into the second half for the win. English keeper Tommi Hill logged 14 saves. Sophomores Julianna Perry and Ravyn Rapley also played well for the Bulldogs.
“It was a great game,” English coach Ed McNeil said. “We’re playing great defense but we’re struggling to score goals. This is the third game we’ve lost 1-0 this season.”
English (3-7) hosts Winthrop on Monday.
Saugus 4, Gloucester 0
Alivia Burke scored two goals while Allie Kotkowski and Kiley Ronan each scored a goal. Allison LeBlanc, Olivia Tapia-Gately and Meghan Bluett each played well defensively for Saugus (10-0). Saugus hosts Classical on Wednesday.
Danvers 8, Somerville 0
For the Falcons, Hannah Lejeune scored three goals to lead the way. Her first goal gave the senior forward her 100th career point.
“It’s a difficult milestone to achieve,” Danvers coach Jimmy Hinchion said. “She’s been a great player, a wonderful playmaker. Hannah has been a great player to coach. It’s great for her and great for the team.”
Danvers (7-2) hosts Brookline on Saturday.
FIELD HOCKEY
North Andover 3, Fenwick 0
Kat Clancy and Stephanie Steriti played well defensively and Cailyn Wesley played well on the forward line. Fenwick (2-5-2) aims to bounce back on Saturday against Central Catholic.
GOLF
Lynn Classical 51 1/2 , Revere 20 1/2
Lynn Classical 40 1/2 , Everett 13 1/2
Tim Nerich, Sean Devin, Brendan Lannon and Luke Rao all played well for the Rams. With the win, the Rams (9-2) qualify for the state tournament. Classical’s back in action on Tuesday against Revere.
Malden Catholic 234, St. Mary’s 247
Christian Emmerich shot a 35, Aidon Emmerich shot a 36, Luke Smith shot a 42 and Aedan Leydon shot a 43. St. Mary’s (11-2) is back on the course on Monday against Austin Prep.
The Spartans lost to Austin Prep earlier this season.
“It’s a big match,” St. Mary’s coach Jay Fiste said. “It has huge implications on the outcome of the CCL championship. We’re clearly the top two teams in the conference and we’re looking forward to the rematch.”
Swampscott 49 1/2, Medford 23 1/2
Jake Goldman, Ryan Graciale, Max Pegnato, Steve Santanello, Jack Poska and Aidan Graciale each won their matches for Swampscott (5-5). The Big Blue are at Beverly today.
Marblehead 58, Peabody 18
For the Tanners, No. 2 Jack Hammel won his match, 5-4.
Salem 42, Saugus 30
The Witches improved to 13-1 behind wins from Nick Angeramo (6 1/2-2 1/2), Tom Harrington (7-2), Ethan Doyle (5-4), Ryan Farley (5 1/2-3 1/2) and Casey Williamson (6 1/2-2 1/2).
VOLLEYBALL
St. Mary’s 3, Saugus 0
The Spartans defeated the Sachems in straight sets for their second win of the season. Set scores were 25-14, 25-18 and 25-22. Setter Mia DiBiasio had 12 service points with four aces and 10 assists, and outside hitter Grace Fielding added seven kills.
