Brian Boisson, head coach of Lynn’s co-op hockey team, admitted his Jets “started slow with too many mistakes” after one period (1-1) against Leominster Saturday.
But from there, Lynn exploded for a 7-1 win and improved to 3-3. The Jets scored 12 seconds into the second period and never looked back.
Leading a high-powered offense inside of the Wallace Civic Center were Jacoby Comeau (2 goals, assist), Anthony Alessi (2 goals, assist), Tyler Whitten (goal), Aaron Cook (goal), Marc Poste (goal, 3 assists), Pedro Lopez (2 assists), and Kyle Furlong (assist).
The Jets return to the ice Monday against Medford. Puck-drop is set for 4 p.m. inside of LoConte Rink.
BOYS HOCKEY
Gloucester 4
Marblehead 3
In a game full of momentum swings, Gloucester had the last laugh. Holden Ferreira (goal), E.J. Wyman (2 goals), and Ryan Frary (2 assists) paced the Headers, but the Fishermen tied the game late in the second period before scoring a game-winning power-play goal in the third. Bowden Laramie recorded 20 saves for Marblehead, which held a 24-21 advantage in shots.
Amesbury 3
Lynnfield 2
Despite goals from Brendan Driscoll and Lucas Deraps, a 3-0 hole was too deep for the Pioneers to climb out of. Lynnfield (2-3-3) took a timeout with 3:21 remaining in the third period, but couldn’t tuck an equalizer.
GIRLS HOCKEY
St. Mary’s 2
Bishop Feehan 1
St. Mary’s (5-0) remained perfect after a tough win in Attleborough. Emma Doucette scored both goals for the Spartans, who next host Bishop Fenwick Wednesday at 8 p.m.
BOYS BASKETBALL
Medford 74
Lynn English 67
The Bulldogs dipped to 1-5 after a single-digit road loss. English’s Isaac Yankey had a game-high 23 points, while Adler Honore (19) and Christman Theme (18) fueled the Mustangs.
Lynnfield 83
Reading Memorial 76
Do-it-all Grant Neal (28 points, 10 rebounds), Oliver Harth (17), Justin Flores (13), and Brandon Doherty (11) led a versatile offense for Lynnfield, which upped its record to 4-1.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Lexington 47
Lynn English 22
English (0-4) struggled on both sides of the ball and Lexington secured its first win of the season. The Lady Bulldogs return to the court Tuesday in Everett with tip-off slated for 6 p.m.
