Friday’s Local Sports Schedule
Feature Interview: Winthrop Girls Basketball (5-3) coach Joe Lowe – with Bill Newell
Boys Basketball
Lynn Classical 51 Peabody 49 – Jeffery Hill 17 Jeffery Barbosa 12 pts Angel Garcia 6 pts 11 rebounds & the game winner buzzer beater Lynn Classical is now 8-3 on to English – Video Below
Beverly 86 Winthrop 42 – Senior Damian Bouras w/ 15pts, Panthers now 9-0
Salem 50 Danvers 39
North Andover 50 Swampscott 39
St. John’s Prep 84 Xaverian 51
Malden Catholic 72 St. Mary’s 58
Triton 69 Masconomet 59
Lynnfield 60 Pentucket 58
Hamilton-Wenham 63 Amesbury 50
Rockport 63 Ipswich 52
Manchester-Essex 64 Georgetown 58
Shawsheen 54 Lynn Tech 45
KIPP 81 Fellowship 34
Girls Basketball
Winthrop 42 Beverly 40 – Game winning shot posted Below
Peabody 45 Lynn Classical 37
Saugus 68 Gloucester 33
Danvers 54 Salem 34
Matignon 60 Swampscott 41
St. Mary’s 54 Hilton Head (SC) 12
Masconomet 48 Triton 17 – Mak Graves becomes a 1,000 point scorer in game
Pentucket 48 Lynnfield 30
Amesbury 52 Hamilton-Wenham 21
Manchester-Essex 54 Georgetown 21
Ipswich 53 the Academy of Penguin Hall 23
Lynn Tech 35 Notre Dame 31
Great look at @WHS_girls_Hoop Maura Dorr’s game winner pic.twitter.com/jbfvzK4UHr
— Winthrop Vikings (@Winthropvikings) January 18, 2020
Women’s College Hockey
BIDDEFORD, Maine. – The No. 10 nationally-ranked Endicott women’s ice hockey team defeated The University of New England, 2-1, on Friday night, at Harold Alfond Forum.
Madison Huber (Pittsburgh, Pa.) scored her first goal of the season, on the powerplay at 14:30 of the first frame to give the Gulls a 1-0 lead.
Then, Jade Meier (Fairbanks, Alaska) notched her seventh goal of the season, giving the Gulls a 2-0 lead at 5:48 of the second period.
Meanwhile, Alyssa Peterson (Cranberry Township, Pa.) made 16 saves to improve to 8-2-0 on the season.
Wrestling Rankings – St. John’s Prep, Melrose, Beverly in Top Ten
