The Lynn English golf team (4-1-1) defended Gannon Municipal Golf Course Tuesday with a 62-10 win against Everett.
Kyle Furlong (9-0), Joseph Plourde (9-0), Isabella OK (7-2), Johan Plaza (9-0), and Benjamin Sang (8-1) delivered strong showings.
Next for coach Brett Molea and his Bulldogs is traditional archrival Lynn Classical Thursday at 4 p.m.
GOLF
Swampscott 54
Salem 18
The Big Blue were victorious at Tedesco Country Club behind a 2-under par performance from Tyler Ostroff (32). Also shooting well for Swampscott were Sam Schepens (34), Luke McGonagle (37), and Mike Collins (38).
Masconomet 62
Peabody 10
Despite a 5.5-3.5 win from Peabody’s top man, Tristan Joyce, the Tanners met their match at The Meadow at Peabody Golf Course.
Malden Catholic 155
St. Mary’s 153
Bobby MaCauley (31), Stephen Nason (27), Micah Hashikawa (21), and Matt Iannotti (20) delivered solid performances, but the Spartans were defeated at Gannon Municipal Golf Course.
Marblehead 46
Danvers 26
The Magicians upped their record to 7-1-1 behind wins from Max King, Greyson Leventhal, Will Macrina, Joy Meshulam, Colby Moore, and Ted Dulac at Ferncroft Country Club. Medalists were Tyler Forbes, Leventhal, and Moore with 39s.
BOYS SOCCER
Lynn Classical 2
Somerville 0
No home field, no problem for the Rams (2-2-1), who left Somerville with a shutout win. Goals were scored by Edison Chacón and Jose Zepeda. Assists were dished out by Alan Melara and Chacón.
St. John’s Prep 1
BC High 1
The Prep (4-0-2) earned a hard-fought tie in enemy territory. Garrison Murphy scored a header after a Ryan King corner kick. James Minor and Ryan Levis played well for the Eagles, according to coach Dave Crowell.
FIELD HOCKEY
Beverly 6
Marblehead 2
Layla Dulac ripped two goals for the Magicians, who were hunted down by the visiting Panthers.
“Our defensive line played their hearts out tonight,” said Marblehead coach Ali Carey. “Meggie Grenier, Paige Waldman, and Kate Andriano, in particular, kept the pressure on and were key for communication in our backfield.”
Danvers 4
Saugus 0
Host Saugus was contained by Danvers. Positives included the defensive performances of Adila Dzindo and Angelina Dow, as well as Audrey Comeau offensively. Kyla Moroney ripped a hat-trick for the Falcons.
Gloucester 4
Swampscott 1
Lila Girard scored Swampscott’s goal and Lilah Caplan stopped four shots, but the efforts weren’t enough to take down Gloucester.
“The team is ready for a big game against Marblehead on Friday,” said first-year Swampscott coach Lauren Wilkinson.
Bishop Fenwick 8
Northeast Metro 0
Behind a versatile offensive attack, Fenwick took care of its opposition with ease. Leading the way were Alex Kohalmi (2 goals, assist), Sophie Cooke, Shea Mason, Bella McCormack, Maya Haddock, Shayna Rowen, and Reese Robillard, who tucked her first varsity goal. Sarah Bannister (save) and Ginny Cahill split goaltending duties.
VOLLEYBALL
Bishop Fenwick 3
Bishop Stang 0
In set scores of 25-21, 25-19, and 25-18, Fenwick received plenty of contributions in a win against Stang. Helping the cause were Emme Lubas (25 sets), Caitlin Boyle (6 kills), Anna Diranian (6 kills), Charlotte Spooner (5 kills, 5 aces, 10 digs), Elizabeth Dumas (12 digs), and Kylie Murphy (5 kills, 10 aces, 3 blocks).
St. Mary’s 3
Lynn Tech 2
Despite a five-set loss to the Spartans, Tech coach Kaitlyn Wechsler said it was a “fight the entire match.” Her Tigers fell to 4-2 despite strong performances from Zahara Belizaire (19 assists, 7 digs, 5 kills), Lia Morales (17 digs, 5 aces, 4 assists), Katie Tartarini (7 digs, 6 kills, ace), Mahlyna Williams (9 digs), Niya Bingham (8 kills), Azya Castro (6 kills), Isabella Walcott (5 digs), and Kayla Rivera (5 digs).
CROSS COUNTRY
The Bishop Fenwick girls outran St. Mary’s (24-31 final) and Cardinal Spellman (15-50) on their home course in Peabody. Leading the Lady Crusaders were Marianna Kay and Adelaide Sweatman. Also contributing were Olivia Rowe, Julia Davis, and Caroline Blatchford. On the boys’ side, Sam Appleyard (17:41) led Fenwick in his team’s wins against St. Mary’s (24-32) and Spellman (24-35). Deven Dion, Doron Appleyard, John Reilly, and Chris Kay – returning from surgery – also ran well. Both Fenwick teams return for Saturday’s Frank Kelley Invitational at the Wrentham Developmental Center.
As for St. John’s Prep, the team was taken down, 19-36, by BC High at Franklin Park (5K) in Boston. Top finishers for The Prep were Jack McIntosh (16:49), Leo Seltenrich (16:59), Liam Mahoney (17:02), Hunter Opal (17:12), and Liam Callahan (17:15).
