Boys Basketball from Friday Night: Manchester-Essex (6-0) 62, Georgetown 48 – Podcast with Manchester-Essex Coach Tim St. Laurent with Bill Newell
Saturday High School and College Schedule
Boys Hockey
St. Mary’s 3, Bishop Feehan 0 – Calder, Evan Toto, and Cam McGonagle scored the goals and Matt Smith Jr. registered another shutout.
Somerville 2, Swampscott 0
Beverly 5, Pentucket 2
Winthrop3, Marblehead 1
Masconomet 5, Gloucester 4
Danvers 8, Everett 1
St. John’s Prep 5, Malden Catholic 1 – Umlah, Irving (1st career) Rosa (SHG) add third period tallies sandwiched btween an MC PPG gives the Eagles the 5-1 road win.. Irving wth the@DerekHinesFund
Archbishop Williams 10, Bishop Fenwick 2 – Essex Tech 7, Amesbury 3 – Brady Leonard with the Hat Trick and Anthony Bisenti with 2
Triton 5, North Reading 3 – Hersey,Lindholm,Taylor,Fidler (2)with goals, Rumph (2),Lindholm (2),Hersey (2), Taylor, Colby with assists. Marengi in goal
Lynnfield 7, Rockport 4 – Goals: Owen Considine(4), Tim Sullivan(2), Joe Raffa (1)
Greater Lowell / Nashoba 5, Lynn Jets 1
Girls Hockey
Beverly 5, Gloucester 4
Peabody 2, Marblehead 1 – Tanners win it with less than a second left in the game. Unbelievable game by both teams!
Winthrop 5, Masconomet 1
Bishop Stang 5 Bishop Fenwick1
St. Mary’s 5, Arlington Catholic 0 – Spartans (6-0-1) Bella Freitas scored a pair of goals and Audrey Zinck scored her first goal while Gianna Tringale made (10 saves) got the shutout to lead the way for St. Mary’s
Shrewsbury 1, Pentucket 1
Men’s College Hockey
Fitchburg State 4, Salem State 2 – The Falcons raise their record to 7-3-2, 6-1-2 while the Vikings go to 3-9, 3-6. In the opening ten minutes of the game, Salem State’s Christopher Dowd (Danville, N.H.) showcased his exceptional skills by netting his fifth goal of the season, beating Falcons goaltender Max Macchioni (North Kingstown, R.I). Carson James (Falmouth, Maine) and Ryan Meagher (Boston) were credited with the assists. Salem State will be back in action on Tuesday night, when they return to home ice to battle against their Northshore rivals, the Endicott Gulls. Game time is at 7 p.m. at the Rockett Arena.
Women’s College Hockey
Endicott 3, Middlebury 3 (OT) Tie – In the first period, Rivers Morris (Braintree) took a backhanded feed from Maggie Lynch (Quincy) and buried her fourth goal of the season at the 5:07 mark of the first period as the Gulls took a 1-0 lead. Both teams had chances the rest of the period but the score remained 1-0 going to the second period. The Panthers tied the game just 53 seconds into the second and then took a 2-1 lead at 9:54 before Lily Anderson (St. Paul, Minn.) tallied a shorthanded goal to tie the game at two apiece (16:48) as the two teams were deadlocked going to the third period. Morris added her second goal of the game less than five minutes into the thrid periond (4:31) to give Endicott the 3-2 advantage. The score would remain that way until Middlebury scored at the 17:53 mark and sent the game to overtime. In overtime, neither team was able to find the back of the net resulting in a 3-3 tie. No. 14 Endicott (8-4-2) returns to conference action as they visit UNE on Friday, January 12 at 7 PM.
Norwich 9, Salem State 0 – Livia Brooks (Walpole) netted four goals to give #8 Norwich a 9-0 shutout victory over Salem State in New England Hockey Conference (NEHC) action on Saturday afternoon at Rockett Arena. The Cadets improve their record to 10-3-1, 8-1-0 while the Vikings drop to 6-9,2-6.
Men’s College Basketball
Endicott 74, Hartford 57 – Freshman forward Elijah Kinney (Nashville, Tenn.) led the Gulls with 19 points (8-15 FG, 2-5 3PT), 13 rebounds, and two steals in the win. Jeff Hill (Lynn) notched 19 points (6-15 FG, 2-7 3PT, 5-6 FT) to go along with his four rebounds, three assists, and game-high three steals. Jalen Echevarria (Lynn) also recorded 19 points (7-14 FG, 2-6 3PT, 3-3 FT) and snagged four rebounds for the Gulls. Endicott (10-3) welcomes Nichols to MacDonald Gymnasium on Tuesday, January 9 for a 7:30 PM tipoff.
Women’s College Basketball
Endicott 64, Hartford 56 – Emma Shinney (Wakefield) led the quartet of Gulls in double figures with 21 points (7-14 FG, 6-10 FT), five boards, and four dimes. Sarah Dempsey (Windham, N.H.) netted 15 points (5-7 FG), snagged nine rebounds, swiped four steals, and swatted three shots. The duo of Taylor Bogdanski (Saugus) and Alyssa Garabedian (Cheshire) each added 10 points in the triumph. Endicott (7-5) hosts Nichols on Tuesday, January 9 at 5:30 PM.
North Reading Track – The future is bright for NRHS Track & Field. Congrats to medalists Seth Evans – 55 Meters (8), Giuliana Auciello – 55 Meter Hurdles (8), Otto Indelicato – Shot Put (5), Gavin Brady – 600 Meters (1), 4×200 Meter Relay (2) – Evans, Brady, Ethan Quan, Brendan Trentsch
Pentucket Track – Congratulations to Susan Wisniewski who was the Freshman/Sophomore meet champion in the 1000 meters!
Salem High Principal Glenn Burns – Great day for wrestling. Witches looking good in this five school tournament. Thank you to Greater Lowell, Martha’s Vineyard, Marlboro, and Wilmington.
Gloucester Athletics – Congrats to Sophomore Kaydin Cusumano on being recognized as one the Boston Globe’s Players of the Week!
