Marco Escobar scored four goals, including the game-winner, to help lift the KIPP boys soccer team to a 6-5 victory over Nashoba Tech Wednesday evening at Manning Field. With Wednesday’s performance, Escobar has now scored 14 goals on the season and has had three games of three or more goals.
Kenny De Leon added one goal and one assist in the win, while Jeff Paz scored one goal. Cristian Garcia Bermudez and Kevin Rodriguez each had one assist in the win.
KIPP (4-2-1) travels to Nashoba Monday afternoon (4).
BOYS SOCCER
Methuen 7, Winthrop 0
Winthrop (4-3-2) plays on the road at Greater Lawrence Monday (4).
BOYS TRACK
Peabody 49, Beverly 33
The Tanners got wins from Brandon Glass in the shot put (45-1 1/4), Marcus Higgins in the 55 hurdles (8.3), Gabriel Delacruz in the 55 dash (7.0), Tyler Surman in the 300 (38.9), Logan Tracia in the 600 (1:29.1) and Gabe Gitonga in the two-mile (10:57.4).
Peabody (3-1) runs against Danvers Wednesday (4).
Swampscott 56, Salem 29
Saugus 27, Salem 39
Swampscott earned its first win of the season behind double-winner Henna Domian, who won both the shot put (30-6 1/2) and the 300-meter (38.8 seconds). Other winners for the Big Blue were Aidan McMaster in the 55 hurdles (8.7), Quinn Hitchcock in the 55 dash (7.1), Szymon Wabno in the 600 (1:37.8) and Dylan Brawley in the 1000 (2:54.6).
Swampscott (1-0) runs against Saugus Wednesday (4).
Winners for Salem in the meet against Swampscott were Trevor Beaudoin in the high jump (5-8), Jamont Hightower in the one-mile (5:23.6) and Max Fitch in the two-mile (10:31). In the meet against Saugus, Salem got wins from Hightower in the shot put (28-8) and one-mile (5:23.6), Nick Balesta in the 600 (1:38.9) and Max Fitch in the two-mile (10:31).
Salem (2-1) runs against Gloucester Wednesday (4).
Saugus got wins from Jarod DeSousa in the high jump (5-8) and the 55 dash (7.2), Kyle McLaughlin in the 300 (40.2) and Elijah Tapia-Gately in the 1000 (3:01.0).
Saugus (1-2) takes on Swampscott Wednesday (4).
GIRLS TRACK
Peabody 49, Beverly 37
The Tanners took home a close win behind first-place finishes from Arlene Davila in the shot put (33-6), Sadai Headley-Mawasi in the 55 dash (7.0), Jolene Murphy in the 300 (40.9) and Sarah Divasta in the 1000 (3:11.4).
Peabody (4-0) runs against Danvers Wednesday (4).
Swampscott 71, Salem 7
Saugus 38, Salem 9
Sophia Alvarado and Emma Sands were both double-winners for the Big Blue, with Alvarado taking first in the shot put (26-1) and the 55 dash (8.1) and Sands winning the 55 hurdles (11.2) and the two-mile (13:38). Other winners for Swampscott were Lillian Pulaski in the high jump (4-6), Elise Hamernick in the 300 (48.2), Priya Cooper in the 1000 (4:06) and Sydney Marshall in the one-mile (7:08).
Swampscott (1-0) runs against Saugus Wednesday (4).
Saugus also had two double-winners, with Jessica Bremberg taking first place in the high jump (4-4) and the 600 (1:55) and Amanda Waugh winning the shot put (22-3) and the 55 dash (8.0). Other winners for the Sachems were Kristiana Ormond in the 300 (51.2) and Lindsey Tammaro in the one-mile (8:28).
Saugus (1-2) takes on Swampscott Wednesday (4).
The lone winner for Salem in the meet against Swampscott was Tilda Rieder in the 600 (2:03.6).
Salem (0-3) runs against Gloucester Wednesday (4).
