The Pioneers earned a Cape Ann League win over Triton 6-0 on the road. Cameron Munion opened the scoring 45 seconds in off a pass from Sophia Morgese.
Morgese then scored off an Izzy Fiorentino assist to double the lead. Munion added her second in the second quarter on a feed from Grace Allen, who later scored herself.
There were also several firsts for Lynnfield. Senior Erin Golden scored her first varsity goal in the third quarter, while Zoe O’Brien registered her first varsity assist. Stefania Bonavita also scored.
Bridget McGee had nine saves in the shutout.
“Commendable play by the Pioneers’ backfield Chloe Bergeron, Nola Maney, Addie Wolf and Hayden Valiton in preserving the shutout against a strong ‘big ball’ Triton team,” Lynnfield coach Kerri Doherty said.
BOYS SOCCER
Archbishop Williams 3
Bishop Fenwick 2
The Crusaders fell short on the road against the Bishops. Fenwick will look to bounce back Friday when it visits Masconomet.
St. Mary’s 2
Cardinal Spellman 0
Thomas Weber and Mauricio Marin each scored to lead St. Mary’s (4-3-2). Nick Fusco recorded the shutout.
Saugus 3
Gloucester 0
The Sachems earned a Northeastern Conference win at home, scoring three times to blank Gloucester.
GIRLS SOCCER
St. Mary’s 3
Cardinal Spellman 2
The Spartans bounced back after suffering a defeat on Monday with a big conference win over the Cardinals. Sophie Skabeikis scored a brace and Juliet Chevalier added a goal to help power St. Mary’s to a 5-3-2 record.
Saugus 5
Gloucester 0
Gloucester couldn’t stop Shawn Sewell who scored four goals en route to victory. Sewell’s sister, Shaylyn, chipped in with a goal and two assists, while Natlie Justice and Sydney Deleidi both registered an assist.
Maria Garcia, Justice, and Amanda Rezendes “had a solid game on defense and controlling the tempo” according to head coach April Martinez.
Martinez also praised her team in improving building out from the back and working hard in practice.
Winthrop 5
Lynn Tech 2
The Vikings were too much for the Tigers (5-6) at Manning Field. Winthrop scored first, but the Tigers clawed back and scored the next two goals to take a 2-1 lead after goals from sophomore Emily Zacarias and senior Angie Niz.
Unfortunately for the Tigers, Winthrop equalized before halftime and then added three more goals in the second half to take home the win.
The goal scorers for the Vikings were Ana Clara Freitas (2), Angela Coscia (2), and Giuliana Grimaldi.
VOLLEYBALL
Lynn Classical 3
Medford 0
Lynn Classical (11-2) stayed unbeaten in the Greater Boston League (8-0) with a sweep of Medford (25-16, 25-20, 25-21).
Seniors Brooke Braswell (16 kills, 7 digs, 2 blocks), Emma Chevalier (20 assists, 3 kills, 2 blocks, 2 aces, 4 digs) and Azriella Jorge (6 aces, 5 digs) led the Rams.
GOLF
St. John’s Prep 226
Gloucester 277
The Eagles picked up a non-conference league win over the Fishermen. Davis Moran shot a match low 36 while Seamus O’Holleran and Cole Cullen shot a 37 to lead St. John’s Prep.
The Eagles improve their record to 9-1.
CROSS COUNTRY
Lynn English 23
Revere 31
The Lynn English girls cross country team defeated Revere on Wednesday. Maddy McHale took home first place with a personal best 20:16.
On the boys side, Ian De La Rosa also crossed the finish line in first with a time of 17:18, while teammate Alex Gomez placed third with a 19:46.
Lynn Classical
The Lady Rams picked up their first win of the season narrowly defeating Chelsea 27-28. Leading the way for Lynn Classical was Mariana De Leon who placed first. The Rams also took third place thanks to Sarita Guzman.
The Rams got personal best performances from Nicole Gonzalez and Tatiana Ly to help power the team to its first win.
On the boys side, despite a first place finish, by over a minute from Brandon Sok, the Rams lost to Chelsea 20-40.
Lynnfield
Both the boys and girls cross country teams defeated Georgetown. Georgetown only had two runners but Lynnfield still “ran very well” according to head coach Liane Cook said.
Taking first place was Maeve Wertz who finished with a 21:56 time. Sophie Kennison placed second with a 23:00 time. According to Cook, every runner ran a personal best compared to the last time they ran at home back in early September.
On the boys side, the Pioneers won 27-30. Nick DeGennaro’s time of 17:50 was fast enough for first place. Rowan Beyer (18:06) and Jason Tran’s 18:26 was good enough for fourth and fifth to power Lynnfield past Georgetown.
St. John’s Prep 19
Xaverian 44
The Eagles took care of business at Powisset Farm on Wednesday afternoon. Jack McIntosh (17:07) crossed the 5k course first with teammate Liam Mahoney (17:14) took third.
The next five finishers were all St. John’s Prep with Henry McDonnell, Hunter Opal, Mateo DeOrio, Liam Callahan, and Oliver Hawes rounding out the top eight.
