MIAA Power Rankings – Here
Triton Athletics – Gregg Dollas (former Amesbury Girls Basketball Coach) has been named the new Triton Girls Basketball coach.
Friday Sports Notes, below
Saturday Sports
Baseball
Lynn Classical (11-1) 10, Everett (5-6) 0 – TJ Walsh WP, 6ks, 1bb
Wakefield 3, Winthrop 2
Stoneham 11, Saugus 1
Triton 5, Pentucket 0- WP: Egan RBI: Penney 3, Dupuis Runs: Egan 2, Rumph, Johnson, Dupuis Egan & Bonasera combine for the shutout… Vikes move to 9-3 on the season and are at Saugus on Monday – More below
North Reading 19, Newburyport 17 – Photos
Hamilton-Wenham 9, Ipswich 7
Manchester-Essex 6, Rockport 1
Softball
Mansfield at Marblehead 3:30
Boys Lacrosse
St. John’s Prep (12-2) 12, Staples CT 11 (Endowment game)
Norwell (8-2) 9, Newburyport (9-2) 5
Girls Lacrosse
Marblehead at Reading 4
Pentucket at Masconomet 2
Newburyport 19, Norwell 3
Girls Tennis
Hamilton-Wenham 5, Marblehead 0 – Winners: Sky Jara 6-1,6-4 / Naomi Provost 6-0,6-1 / Chloe Gern 6-0,6-1
Doubles: Sienna Gregory and Abby Simon 6-1, 6-1
Doubles: Alle Benchoff and Sofia Montoya 6-1, 6-3
College Sports
Baseball
Endicott sweeps Dh with Western New England 12-7, 6-4
Salem State 12, MCLA 4 (Friday)
Softball
Salem State splits DH with MCLA, Game #1 loss 18-8, Game #2 win 16-8
Endicott swept Curry, 5-0 and 12-0 (5 inn.),
Men’s Lacrosse
Western New England 18, Endicott 9
Women’s Lacrosse
Williams 12, Endicott 9
Triton Baseball
Friday Sports Notes
Girls Lacrosse
Hamilton-Wenham 16, St. Mary’s 7 – Grace Glidden, Hailey Ireland, and Maddie Graber led the defense in front of goalie Ava Vautour (6 saves). After briefly falling behind 2-3, the Generals charged ahead by scoring 6 goals over 7 minutes to end the half 8-3. The offense was led by Evelyn Bernard (5 goals), Emma Happel (3 goals), Avery Nistl (3 goals), Stewart Bernard (2 goals), Libby Pollard (2 goals), and Hannah Ciriello (1 goal). With the win the Generals improve to 7-4 and face Lynnfield away on Monday in a Cape Ann League matchup.
Ipswich beat North Reading 15-6. The Tigers were led offensively by Estelle Gromko (3 goals, 1 assist), Carolyn Bailey (3 goals), Halle Greenleaf (3 goals), Allie Wile (2 goals, 1 assist), Ella Stein (2 goals, 1 assist), Lyla Greenleaf (1 goal, 1 assist) and Kayden Flather. The Tigers improved to 8-1
Baseball
Marblehead 10, Gloucester 5 – Marblehead and Gloucester battled back and forth for almost 5 innings but Marblehead was finally able to break open the 5-5 tie – taking advantage of some infield hits and some base on balls putting up 5 in the bottom of the 5th. Next Game for Marblehead is against Masco next Wednesday, May 10th at Seaside. Marblehead is now 6-6 on the year – 4-5 in the league.
Girls Tennis
The Hamilton-Wenham girls tennis team (8-1, 6-0 CAL) remained undefeated in the CAL and avenged a non-league loss earlier in the week with a 3-2 win over Newburyport Friday. The difference was how the girls competed in doubles in this match with Abby Simon and Sienna Gregory winning a come from behind effort, 5-7, 6-3, 6-4. Laynee Wilkins and Alle Benchoff played an amazing match at second doubles, falling 1-6, 6-3, 6-7 (2). It was Chloe Gern who put the Generals on the board first with a 6-1, 6-1 victory at 3rd singles. First doubles followed with the win giving the Generals a 2-0 lead. Newburyport remained strong and pulled off the tie-breaker win at 2nd doubles and Quinnapiac bound Caroline Schuslon won at first singles for the Clippers 6-0, 6-0. With the match tied 2-2, the Generals Naomi Provost charges her way to victory with a 6-0, 6-3 win!
“I was really impressed with how our girls competed today. It is this type of effort that will help bring us closer to our goals of making a long run in the state tournament. Every player today played focused and determined to win every point” – HW Coach Joe Maher
