The St. Mary’s boys improved to 2-2 with sweeps against Bishop Fenwick and Cardinal Spellman on Senior Day. At the Lynn Woods course, always-reliable Kyle Kwiatek (1st, 18:39), Matt Terrien (2nd, 20:09) and Matheus Menezes-Avendanha (3rd, 20:10) led the Spartans’ charge.
Fenwick ran without its top runner, Sam Appleyard, who was out with the flu, and his brother, Doron, despite suffering from a similar illness, finished fourth as the top finisher for the Crusaders. Will Rand, John Reilly, Josh Miller, and Ryan Gauthier rounded out Fenwick’s top runners.
On the girls’ side, the Lady Spartans (1-3) defeated Spellman, but fell to Fenwick. Kelsey Kwiatek (22:01), Nina Lopes (24:56), and Sophia O’Brien (26:47) were St. Mary’s top finishers.
The Fenwick girls ran to their fifth consecutive victory, led by Julia Davis who has now won four straight races. Following closely behind were Marianna Kay (3rd), Olivia Rowe (4th), Caroline Blatchford (5th), Emily Elliott (6th) and Mireille Climenson (8th).
BOYS SOCCER
Lynnfield 5
Manchester Essex 0
The weather may be getting cooler, but the Pioneers aren’t. Lynnfield stayed hot in a 5-0 win as Joel Anthony (2 goals, assist) and Dillon Reilly (goal, 2 assists) led the charge.
Earning the callup from junior varsity, freshman Ollie Morgan scored his first varsity goal.
“He was excited to be there and excited to get one. It was a good day for him,” said coach Brent Munroe.
Lynnfield hosts Essex Tech on Senior Day Saturday at 5:30 p.m.
Revere 4
Lynn English 1
Despite Eferzon Ovalle finding the back of the net, English’s boys soccer team fell to Revere in enemy territory.
“We just came out flat and they took advantage of it early,” English coach Valdrim Xhemajli said. “[I’m] hoping we can bounce back next game.”
GIRLS SOCCER
Medford 3
Lynn Classical 1
Classical traveled to face Medford on Tuesday, returning with a tough 3-1 loss. The Rams’ lone goal was set up from a corner kick taken by Tati Lazo. From there, Lauren Wilson layed it off for Kaydee Rouse to do the rest.
Mea Papazoglou played well between the pipes for Classical, which returns to action Thursday against Somerville.
FIELD HOCKEY
Swampscott 3
Ipswich 0
Maisie Russo, Emma Reen, and Sawyer Groothuis did the goal-scoring as the Big Blue topped Ipswich, 3-0, on the road. Coco Clopton dished out two assists, while Lilah Caplan registered the six-save shutout.
GOLF
Classical 36
Medford 36
The Rams (4-2-1) took part in another nail-biter on Tuesday, striking even against Medford, 36-36, at Stoneham Oaks.
Braeden Ohahnesian was Classical’s medalist and won his match, 8-1. Cooper Dalferro, Brayden Curley, Gavin Collins, and Mark Walsh all made key contributions.
VOLLEYBALL
Peabody 3
Marblehead 1
In set scores of 17-25, 25-19, 25-21, and 25-16, the Tanners (12-1) rattled off three consecutive sets to take care of Marblehead, 3-1.
In not-so-surprising news, Abby Bettencourt (26 kills, 30 assists) and her sister, Lizzy (21 kills), led the way for Peabody. Captain Kayla Landry (4 kills, 3 blocks), Carly Chouinard (13 service points), and Addison Merrill (4 kills) also played strong matches.
