Saturday’s High School and College Schedule – Local team graphics are posted below. The MIAA has released updated power rankings for Boys & Girls Basketball and Boys & Girls Hockey.Rankings include schedules and scores entered into the Arbiter system as of 4 a.m., February 3, 2023. You may view the power rankings HERE.
Programming Note: North Shore Sports Night airs live Monday at 7 p.m. with Rick Moore & Tim Kearns
Sunday Sports Schedule
Boys Basketball
St. John’s Prep 70, Haverhill 62
Peabody 51, Manchester-Essex 48
Danvers 62, Bishop Fenwick 47
Lynnfield 49, Stoneham 48
Girls Basketball
North Reading 72, Danvers 38
Saturday Sports Scoreboard
Boys Hockey
St. John’s Prep 3, Xaverian 2 Prep now 12-1-1
Big Ben McGilvray put the team on his back scoes 2 huge goals in the third, Xaverian gets a PP goal wth 2:00 minutes left then throws everything they at the net but Prep hangs on for a huge 3-2 win..Holland huge block dwn the stretch and Cronin and Plaza huge !!
Winthrop 7, Marblehead 3 Vikings’ (12-2-1) Captain Peter Silverman hat trick
Swampscott 5, Beverly 2
Gloucester 5, Masconomet 2
Danvers 8, Northbridge 5
Peabody / Saugus 4, Oakmont 3
Archbishop Williams 6, Bishop Fenwick 4
Bishop Feehan 3, St. Mary’s 2 Spartans now 9-4-3
Lynnfield 6, North Reading 3- Pioneers remain unbeaten. Zac Benedetto and Ryan Hooper get 1st varsity goals.
Newburyport 2, Triton 0
Lynn Jets at Pentucket 9, Lynn Jets 1
Shawsheen 3, Essex Tech 1 – First loss of the year for the Hawks
Girls Hockey
Peabody 4, Shawsheen 1 – GOALS BY: CHLOE GROMKO (A: ELLA CHASE / LEAH BUCKLEY) ANGELA FABBO (A: PENNY SPACK / JENNA DINAPOLI) HANNAH GROMKO CATIE KAMPERSAL (A: AVA BUCKLEY / PENNY SPACK) Game Puck: Catie Kampersal Chosen for: Her offensive mindset, decision making, and great back checking
Beverly 3, Marblehead 2
Gloucester 2, Medford 0
Winthrop 2, Newburyport 1 (OT) Vikings now 13-0-0
Auburn 4, Bishop Fenwick 2
St. Mary’s 3, Bishop Feehan 2
Girls Basketball
Mt. Alvernia 44, Rockport 41
Men’s College Hockey
Endicott 6, Wentworth 2 – Senior Day- The Endicott men’s ice hockey team defeated Western New England, 6-2, in conference action on Friday night at the Olympia Ice Center.
Andrew Kurapov (Corvallis, Ore.), Drew Lorinchak (Hamilton, Va.), Connor Beatty (Concord, N.H.), Blake Benson (Centennial, Colo.), Connor Amsley (Carlisle, Pa.), and Matt Giroux (Bedford, N.H.) all scored in the victory.
The Gulls took a 2-0 lead less than two minutes into the contest via tallies from Kurapov (:24) and Lorinchak (1:26) before Western New England evened up the contest with goals in the first (8:50) and second (5:24) periods, respectively.
From there, Endicott responded with four unanswered goals by Beatty (2nd — 5:38), Benson (3rd — SH, 5:13), Amsley (3rd — 7:06), and Giroux (3rd — 10:50) to put the game away.
Atticus Kelly (St. Paul, Minn.) turned away 18 shots to improve to 9-0-1 on the season.
Women’s College Hockey
Norwich 11, Salem State 1
Men’s College Basketball
Salem State 77, Westfield 76 – Jaden Castillo (Lawrence, Mass.) led the Vikings with 19 points, five steals, and three helpers while Chris MacDonald (Wakefield, Mass.) and Conner Byrne (Melrose, Mass.) netted 18 and 15 points, respectively, on the afternoon.
Wentworth 81, Endicott 67 – The Endicott men’s basketball team fell to Wentworth, 81-67, in conference action on Saturday evening at Tansey Gymnasium. Jeff Hill (Lynn) guided the Gulls offensively with 19 points on 8-of-18 shooting from the field (3-4 FT). Stephen Fama (Lynnfield) filled the stat sheet with eight points, 10 rebounds, and four steals, while Ty Vitko (Dover, N.H.) also added 13 points (4-8 FG, 2-5 3PT, 3-3 FT) in 18 minutes off the bench. Leading 48-39 at the break, Wentworth took control of the contest in the second half by starting the stanza with an 8-1 run (56-40) and never relinquished its largest lead of the game the rest of the way.
Women’s College Basketball
Endicott 60, Wentworth 50
Westfield State 69, Salem State 59 – Two Vikings recorded double-doubles on the afternoon with Ernidia Goncalves (Everett) notching 18 points and 12 rebounds and Abuk Teng (Manchester, N.H.) landing 19 points to go with 12 boards. Lamia Ashley (Norwalk, Conn.) added 10 points of her own in the effort.
Team Graphics
Saturday night Senior Night and DYH youth night! Let’s Pack the Barn Danvers! pic.twitter.com/pna6BU75Ce
— Danvers HS Hockey (@DanversHSHockey) February 2, 2023
