The St. Mary’s boys hockey team continued its streak of strong play Wednesday night, as the Spartans remained unbeaten on the season with a 6-1 win over Newburyport on the road at Henry Graf Skating Rink.
Goal scorers on the night (there were six of them) for the Spartans were Christian Moran, Max Giardina, Brady Bullock, Brady Carpenter, Davis Kinne and Colby Magliozzi. Kory Ouellette logged two assists. Bullock, Carpenter, Magliozzi, Chris Kolodziej, Dante D’Ambrosio, Harrison Kinne, Seamus Foley each dished one assist.
Goalie Owen Giangrande recorded 22 saves.
“It’s always good to get a win on the road,” coach Mark Lee said. “They’re a team that historically plays us tough. I liked the way we played. We had a few guys that played sick. A lot of them are fighting the flu. I thought it was a great effort. The guys played hard.”
St. Mary’s (7-0-1) hosts Arlington Catholic Saturday (6:20) in a Catholic Central League battle at Connery Rink.
BOYS HOCKEY
St. John’s Prep 1, Framingham 0
Senior Ryan Hart scored the lone goal for the Eagles, while goalie Noah Dorsey-Sorofman notched his second shutout of the season.
The Prep (4-2-1) takes on Malden Catholic Saturday afternoon (2).
Gloucester 5, Swampscott 1
Conor Donovan scored the lone goal for Swampscott. Christopher Locke and Drew Olivieri each had one assist.
The Big Blue (6-3-0) travels to Brookline Saturday night (7).
Danvers 7, Peabody 0
The Tanners came up short in the 9th annual Mike Clifford Memorial Game. Peabody (3-6-0) hosts Saugus Saturday afternoon (4).
BOYS BASKETBALL
Salem 61, Salem Academy 46
Bobby Jellison had a big game for the Witches, notching 18 points, nine rebounds and six assists. Ethan Doyle added 15 points and five steals in the win.
Salem (4-3) takes on Beverly Friday night (7).
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Malden 43, Classical 42
Amber Crayton scored 20 points in the loss for the Rams.
Classical (4-3) travels to Marblehead Friday night (7).
English 58, Revere 21
Make that two wins for English in as many days, as they improved to 6-1 (4-0 in Northeastern Conference play).
English travels to Danvers Friday (7).
SWIMMING
Tech 91, Northeast 77
The Tigers had a pair of double-winners en route to their first victory over Northeast in 15 years. Liam Donovan took first in both the 200 freestyle (2:33.18) and the 500 freestyle (7:23.0), while Luis Hernandez took first in diving (170.4 points) and the 50 freestyle (28.4 seconds). Also grabbing wins for Tech were Jeremiah Arzola in the 100 freestyle (1:07.6) and Dustin Bloom in the 100 backstroke (1:19.04). The team of Donovan, Hernandez, Arzola and Bloom won the 200 freestyle relay (1:54.90) and the team of Hernandez, Arzola, Bloom and Jeff Bucko won the 200 medley relay (2:15.82).
Tech (1-2) swims against Greater Lowell Friday afternoon (3:30).
Fenwick 89, St. Mary’s 62
Fenwick placed first nine events: 200 Medley Relay (2:09.87): Audrey Waldinger, Emily DelBene, Sabrina Botthof, Meredith Yuhasz; 200 Freestyle (2:21.66): Ryan O’Connor; 200 Individual Medley (2:30.68): Emily DelBene; 100 Butterfly (1:10.90): Audrey Waldinger; 100 Freestyle (59.87): Emily DelBene; 500 Freestyle (5:35.62, qualified for states): Meredith Yuhasz
100 Backstroke (1:08.72): Meredith Yuhasz; 100 Breaststroke (1:28.69): Hannah English; 400 Free Relay (4:20.33): Audrey Waldinger, Emily DelBene, DeAnna Gauthier, Meredith Yuhasz.
Isabella Forte scored 194.325 in diving.
Fenwick travels Williams Friday (4).
WRESTLING
St. John’s Prep 66, BC High 12
The Prep got wins from Adam Schaeublin (106 pounds), Nick Curley (113), Cam Paolillo (120), Alec Runnals (126), Rawson Iwanicki (138), Jordan Young (145), Matt Mitchell (152), Achilles Gikas (160), Marty Roach (170), Garett Dunn (182), Owen Gaffney (195) and Jack Sullivan (220).
St. John’s (14-0-1) has a quad meet against Haverhill, West Springfield and Longmeadow Saturday morning (10).
BOYS TRACK
Swampscott 63, Winthrop 23
Beverly 75, Swampscott 23
Beverly 63, Winthrop 11
Winners for Swampscott were Jackson Brigham in the shot put (45-5 1/2) and Dylan Brawley in the 600 (1:33.3).
Swampscott travels to Peabody next Wednesday (7).
Marblehead 65, Salem 21
The Magicians got wins from Camden Heafitz in the high jump (6-3), Christopher Barone in the 55 dash (6.5), Richard Wade in the 55 hurdles (9.1), Godot Gaskins in the 300 (38.5), Nathaniel Mullins in the 600 (1:40.9), William May in the 1000 (2:56.4) and Peter Clifford in the one-mile (4:55.9).
Marblehead has a tri-meet against Classical and Gloucester next Wednesday (4).
GIRLS TRACK
Swampscott 39, Winthrop 47
Beverly 64, Swampscott 17
Beverly 69, Winthrop 21
The lone winner for the Big Blue was Clara Espaillat in the shot put (34-1 1/2),
Swampscott travels to Peabody next Wednesday (7).
Marblehead 74, Salem 10
Winners for Marblehead were Catie Wager in the high jump (4-4), Eloise Elston in the shot put (24-8 1/2), Cate Trautman in the 55 dash (7.4), Devin Whalen in the 55 hurdles (10.1), Josie Poulin in the 300 (48.3), Michaela Haliotis in the 600 (1:55.3), Tegan Sherwood in the 1000 (3:34.0), Claire Tips in the one-mile (6:06.1) and Caroline Johnson in the two-mile (12:24.5).
Marblehead has a tri-meet against Classical and Gloucester next Wednesday (4).
