The Lynn English girls basketball team kept up its strong start to the season Wednesday afternoon, notching a 49-31 win over Greater Boston League foe Revere on the road.
“We definitely didn’t play our best out there (Wednesday),” said English coach Mackenzie Charles. “I don’t know if we’ve ever won a game by 18 points when we played so poorly, but we’ll certainly take it.
Freshman Jaeleigh Perry had 10 points and eight rebounds in the win, while freshman Alisha Jean had eight points and six rebounds. Sophomore Maddy Laurino added eight points.
Revere (0-3) takes on Medford Friday (4).
English (2-0) travels to Somerville Friday evening (6).
“We’ve got to get better in our halfcourt defense,” said Charles. “We were able to rebound well and we finished the game with limited mistakes, so we’re hoping to build off of that. We have a young team, so we still have to learn how to get past mistakes and not let them hurt us.”
BOYS SOCCER
KIPP 11, Greater Lawrence 0
The Panthers put it all together offensively to pull out their first win of the season Wednesday.
Sophomore Gabriel Barrios and eighth grader Christian Garcia Bermudez each scored two goals in the win, while sophomore Kenny De Leon had a big game with one goal and four assists. Junior captain Marco Escobar added one goal and two assists, while freshman Henry Romero and senior Delwyn Perez each scored one goal. Freshman goalkeeper Angel Lopez earned the shutout in net.
KIPP (1-1-1) hosts Greater Lawrence Monday afternoon (4).
Tech 6, Nashoba 2
Brian Barrera led the way for the Tigers with three goals. Frismant Macario added two goals and Manish Pulami scored one.
“I did make a few changes to the lineup,” Tech coach Eric Moreno Sr. said. “We stayed in the same formation but I moved a couple players to different spots and it worked out well. And we just played much better (Wednesday).”
Tech (2-1-1) plays on the road at Winthrop Monday (4).
Winthrop 2, Northeast 2
Juan Guaque scored both goals in the draw for Winthrop, while Zane Bower and JD Parker both played well defensively. Goalkeeper Augie Cherico played well in net.
Winthrop (1-1-2) hosts Lynn Tech Monday (4).
GIRLS SOCCER
Tech 1, Nashoba 1
The Tigers had to play down a player but still battled to the tie against their Commonwealth Athletic Conference rivals.
Sandy Garcia led the Tigers again with their lone goal of the day assisted by Helen Pojoy. Goalie Marilyn Cardona played great in net.
Tech (1-2-1) hosts Winthrop Monday (4).
Winthrop 3, Northeast 1
The Vikings beat Northeast for the second straight day in a non-conference bout on the road.
Maura Dorr — Winthrop’s all-time leading scorer — scored two goals in the victory, while Emma Holmes scored one goal. Mia Martucci and Summer Tallent each had one assist, while goalkeeper Miya Grein played well in net.
Winthrop (4-0) plays on the road at Lynn Tech Monday (4).
BOYS TRACK
Marblehead 67, Beverly 19
The Magicians had two double-winners in Richard Wade and Camden Heafitz. Wade won both the shot put (35 feet, 2 1/2 inches) and the 50-meter hurdles (9.2 seconds), while Heafitz won the high jump (5-6) and the 300 (39.3). Other winners for Marblehead were Dylan Rose in the 55 (6.5), Oliver Buckhoff in the 600 (1:34.5), Peter Clifford in the one-mile (4:40.8) and Loeden Rodrigues in the two-mile (9:57.7).
Marblehead (1-0) hosts Danvers Wednesday (4).
GIRLS TRACK
Beverly 68, Marblehead 18
The two winners for the Magicians were Teagan Masters in the 55 (7.5) and Josie Poulin in the 300 (47.4).
Marblehead (0-1) hosts Danvers Wednesday (4).
