After last week’s win against Malden, Lynn Classical’s football team (2-4) made it two in a row with Saturday’s 26-22 victory against Tech Boston Academy (1-4) at Manning Field.
That said, second-year Classical coach Brian Smith felt mixed emotions postgame.
“I was very disappointed in our play,” he said. “We’re just trying to get better each week.”
The Rams received three rushing touchdowns from Dylan Hoeun (70 yards rushing) and another from Charles Washington. Kalu Nasky hauled in two passes for 70 yards.
“Dylan Hoeun had a very good game and Charles had a big run in the fourth quarter,” Smith said.
Classical returns to Manning Field for next Saturday’s Senior Day. Kickoff against Revere is slated for 11 a.m.
FOOTBALL
Marblehead 35
Beverly 14
Marblehead stayed perfect (5-0) with a dominant performance in Beverly (4-2). Breydan Callahan scored three consecutive rushing touchdowns to lead the Magicians.
Despite Beverly’s Danny Pierce getting things started with a 1-yard rushing touchdown, Marblehead didn’t panic. Rylan Golden caught a 9-yard touchdown pass from Finn Gallup to put the visitors on the board.
Marblehead’s Tim Wales (12-yard pass from Gallup) scored the game’s final touchdown. Gallup put on a show with nearly 250 yards passing.
The Magicians visit Peabody (0-5) Friday at 7 p.m.
GIRLS SOCCER
Bedford 2
Swampscott 1
Swampscott fell just short in enemy territory Saturday evening. Greta Siefken scored for the Big Blue off a dish from Valentine Park.
FIELD HOCKEY
Lynnfield 4
Rockport 0
Lynnfield didn’t need home-field advantage Saturday. The Pioneers blanked Rockport and tucked four goals on the offensive end.
Izzy Fiorentino (2), Mia Capodilupo, and Olivia Ellison scored goals, while Lauren Mattia, Capodilupo, Zoe O’Brien, Sophia Morgese, and Gianna Bridges (first varsity assist) were facilitators.
Bridget McGee made four saves en route to her fourth shutout of the season. Lynnfield coach Kerri Doherty highlighted strong play from Addie Wolf, Chloe Bergeron, and Grace Allen.
CROSS COUNTRY
The Lynnfield girls competed in Saturday’s Devens Pre-Championship Meet, with coach Liane Cook adding “all the girls had a great racing day.”
With 82 runners in the varsity race, Abby Lopez earned medal-finishing 10th place with a career-best time of 20:11. Maeve Wertz finished 55th, also with a career-best 5K time of 23:24, while Sophie Kennison snagged 68th with a time of 24:44. Bella Giacobbi (24:45) and Sarah Kaufman (27:55) also ran well.
Bishop Fenwick ran well at the MSTCA Bob Glennon Twilight Invitational in Falmouth Saturday night. Deven Dion (17th – 12:18) and Kayla Antico (18th – 14:44) medaled among freshmen, while Adelaide Sweatman (15th – 19:18) and Marianna Kay (26th – 20:22) performed well in the varsity girls 5K.
