The Bishop Fenwick girls cross country team (3-0) defeated Arlington Catholic, 15-48, at their home course in Peabody. A three-way tie for first place by Julia Davis, Marianna Kay and Adelaide Sweatman (21:38) sealed the deal for the Lady Crusaders.
Closely behind were Caroline Blatchford, Emily Elliott and Olivia Rowe in a three-way tie for fourth. Avalon Donlon and Mary Fallon also ran well.
Fenwick’s boys (2-1) outran Arlington Catholic, 19-39, behind the 1-2 finish of Sam and Doron Appleyard. Both ran 30 seconds faster than their previous bests.
Rounding out the top five were Luis Araujo (4th) and John Reilly (5th) with their fastest times of the season. Nondas Lagonakis (7th) and Michael Mazzarella (8th) also paced the Crusaders.
Fenwick travels to face Wrentham on Saturday in the Frank Kelley Invitational.
At Lynn Woods (3.23 mile course), the St. Mary’s boys (0-2) fell to Archbishop Williams, 32-27. Kyle Kwiatek (1st, 18:07), Matt Terrien (3rd, 19:32), and Matheus Menezes (5th, 19:54) paced the Spartans.
On the girls’ (0-2) side, they fell 41-20. Kelsey Kwiatek (2nd, 22:34), Nina Lopes (6th, 25:00), and Sophia O’Brien (12th, 26:42) were the top finishers.
BOYS SOCCER
Lynnfield 6
Pentucket 0
Leading Pentucket 2-0 at halftime, the Pioneers scored four goals early in the second half to put the opposition on ice Tuesday.
“We played well. Six goals is pretty good,” said Lynnfield coach Brent Munroe. “Our guys are sharing the ball and everyone is getting their opportunities. So far, so good.”
Rocco Schena and Dillon Reilly registered two goals and two assists apiece, followed by Brendan Sokop and Alejandro Raimondi with a goal each.
Lynnfield travels to face Ipswich on Thursday.
Everett 6
Classical 3
The Rams found the back of the net three times, but were doubled up by Everett on Tuesday, 6-3, in enemy territory. The sophomore trio of Edison Rodriguez, Jose Coral, and Edison Chacon scored for Classical.
Somerville 2
English 0
In a “tough game against a really good team” according to English coach Valdrim Xhemajli, his Bulldogs were tied 0-0 at the half against Somerville, but lost 2-0 Tuesday.
“They got the better of us in the last 10 minutes of the game,” Xhemajli said. “I’m proud of the effort our players put out and Byron Cardona played a terrific game in net.”
GIRLS SOCCER
Classical 4
Everett 1
Four goals, four scorers. Gianna Parker, Sienna McLean, Kaydee Rouse, and Ariana Martinez all delivered for the Rams (3-2-1) Tuesday en route to a three-goal win against Everett.
Rouse dished out two assists for Classical, which allowed just one goal courtesy of a strong performance from Mea Papazoglou.
Classical takes on English at 7:15 p.m. on Thursday.
Somerville 10
English 1
Despite Kiki Moun finding twine for English’s lone goal, the Bulldogs (0-5) met their match in Somerville ahead of Thursday night’s traditional rivalry game against Classical.
“Gracie Mullloy played well in net and didn’t give up. Angela Martinez and Mariah Fowler continue to be great leaders on the field,” said English coach Abby Driscoll. “Despite the record and score, we are making improvements and getting better every game.”
GOLF
St. Mary’s 195
Feehan 169
The Spartans (7-2, 5-0 in Catholic Central) defeated the Shamrocks of Bishop Feehan Tuesday with Micah Hashikawa leading the way with 32 points, followed by Josh Doney (31), Shea Newhall (28), Kyle Rush (27), Matt Smith (26), Chase Collins (26), Andrew Potter (25), and Stephen Nason (24).
“It’s pretty consistent. Our top seven or eight guys are getting in a groove and settling into their averages a little bit,” St. Mary’s coach Jay Fiste said. “I’m happy with the way the kids are playing. They’re working on their weaknesses and correcting some things.”
St. Mary’s takes on Cardinal Spellman Wednesday at D.W. Field Golf Course.
Beverly 42
Swampscott 30
The Swampscott golf team fell to Beverly at Tedesco Country Club on Tuesday. Jason Bouffard (team-best 38) won his match, while Nick Smyth played to a draw.
FIELD HOCKEY
Beverly 5
Peabody 0
Meghan Collins (5 saves), Sophia Kassis (4), and Meghan Burke (2) all played well, but Peabody was shut out by the Panthers of Beverly. Ashella Correa, Iliana Nikolouzos, and
Isabella Kassis all recorded saves on defense.
Masconomet 3
Swampscott 2
The Big Blue couldn’t keep up with Masconomet on Tuesday, falling 3-2 on the road. Lucy Brown and Sawyer Groothuis did the goal-scoring, Maisie Russo dished out two assists, and Lilah Caplan made six saves.
VOLLEYBALL
Swampscott 3
Beverly 0
Even with several starters out sick, Swampscott’s girls volleyball team took care of business against Beverly, 3-0. Sophomore Reese Schaiberger was strong across all three sets, while Melanie Blood racked up six aces.
St. Mary’s 3
Cardinal Spellman 2
In set scores of 27-25, 22-25, 22-25, 25-23, and 15-8, the Spartans (4-4) were victorious in a five-set thriller against Cardinal Spellman.
Lory Suriel (14 digs, 10 kills, 30 assists), Ava Kidd (22 digs, 11 service points), and Anastasia Mason (7 kills, 11 service points) led the way.
