The Lynn Tech swim team celebrated its Senior Night by capping off a perfect season with a 79-48 win over Greater Lawrence Friday night.
The 400 freestyle relay team — made up of Tech’s four seniors, Trevor Powers, Victoria Hong, Jeffrey Bucko, Liam Donovan — highlighted the night with a win, while the 200 medley relay team of Zakariya Bidoudane, Bucko, Donovan and Lyle Lindquist started the meet off with a win.
Bucko also had a great individual night in the pool, swimming to wins in the 200 individual medley and the 100 breaststroke. Bidoudane also grabbed a pair of wins in the 100 butterfly and 500 freestyle, while Donovan won the 200 freestyle.
Lee Lewis topped the diving with a score of 167.03 and the team of Jeremiah Arzola, Mario Rivera, Trevor Powers and Lindquist finished first in the 200 freestyle relay.
Tech also had a handful of second-place finishers in Colin Donovan (200 freestyle), Rivera (200 individual medley), Arzola (50 freestyle and 100 freestyle), Alberto Geroldo (diving, 155.78), Powers (100 freestyle), Rashaud Newhall (100 backstroke) and Liam Donovan (100 breaststroke).
Tech finishes the season at 4-0.
VOLLEYBALL
Peabody 3, Beverly 0
The Tanners got in the win column for the second night in a row with the win over their Northeastern Conference rivals.
The Bettencourt sisters both played well in the win with Isabel recording 21 digs, nine kills and 11 service points while Abby had 21 assists, four aces and four kills. Sarah Broughton added seven kills and nine service points.
Sam Silva, Allie Flewelling, Maggie Brennan also played well on the offense, while Maggie Bena and Krissy Cardello had great nights defensively.
Peabody travels to Danvers Tuesday (4) for the final match of the season.
FOOTBALL
Danvers 7, Winthrop 6
The Vikings took their first loss of the season in a tough defensive battle at Miller stadium
“Credit to (Danvers coach) Ryan Nolan,” Winthrop coach Jon Cadigan said. “They had their kids ready to go. They played really tough.”
Running back Bobby Hubert had the lone touchdown for a Vikings team that stalled at the goal line several times.
“We didn’t convert in the goal-to-go situations,” Cardigan said. “We had them down there three or four times and only scored once. But it was an old school NEC game where neither team was giving an inch.”
Winthrop (4-1) wraps up the season next Saturday (12) when it hosts Masconomet at Miller Field.
