Pentucket/Georgetown 35, Newburyport 25

Hamilton-Wenham 14, Manchester-Essex 8

North Reading 28, Triton/Ipswich 0

Bishop Fenwick 55, Cardinal Spellman 22

St. John’s Prep 43, BC High 6

Swampscott 36, Greater Lawrence 18

Lynn Tech 35, Lowell Catholic 6

Lynn Classical 40, Medford 7

Malden 45, Chelsea 0

Everett 35, Revere 27

St. Mary’s 40, Marblehead 14

Haverhill 52, Concord, NH 32

Masconomet 21, Peabody 20

Danvers 38, Beverly 0

Gloucester 28m, Salem 17

Withrop 47, Saugus 6

A key presence all over the field, Marshall is helping lead a Rockport squad that has shown improvement despite a challenging schedule. The Vikings have picked up victories over Triton and Everett, along with ties against Amesbury and North Reading, as they continue working to turn their progress into more wins.

In this interview, Marshall discusses the team’s development, her role as a captain and what it takes to keep teammates motivated through a challenging season. We also get to know Gretel beyond field hockey, including her accomplishments as a standout student and softball player.

North Shore Sports Desk – Dom Nicastro with Gretel Marshall

Lynn Tech 35, Monomy/JP II 0

Essex Tech 25, Newburyport 6

Triton/Ipswich 21, Hamilton-Wenham 0

Amesbury 46, Manchester-Essex 8

North Reading 21, Pentucket/Georgetown 7

KIPP 50, Latin Academy 0

Shawsheen 21, St. Mary’s 12

Taunton 18, Lynn English 18

Revere 33, Chelsea 0

Gloucester 28, Winthrop 7

Swampscott 52, Salem 14

Cape Ann Bank’s Player of the Week  Kiernan Day

Northeast 53, Essex Tech 19

Newvburyport 27, Triton/Ipswich 21

Amesbury 22, Portsmouth 20

Lynnfield 21, Manchester-Essex 0

Winchester 21, Pentucket/Georgetown o

Bishop Fenwick 36, Bishop Stang 28

Everett 22, BC High 19

Salem 13, Whittier o

Greater Lowell 18, KIPP 14

Gloucester 42, Revere 6

Peabody 21, Lynn English 0

Beverly 21, Lynn Classical 0

Hamiton-Wenham 25, Chelsea 6

Danvers 37, Reading 20

Winchester 25, Masconomet 22

Lynn Tech 35, Saugus 8

Melrose 26, Swampscott 7

Each week from Labor Day Weekend through the third weekend in November, a New England media member selects the outstanding performer of that week’s games in both the College (Divisions II & III) and University (FBS & FCS) Divisions, known as the Gold Helmet recipients.

Lynch is the first Gull since Zachariah Twardosky ’24 M’25 (Merrimack, N.H.) in 2023 to be named an NEFWA Gold Helmet recipient.

He accounted for a career-high six touchdowns on Saturday as the No. 25/25 nationally ranked Gulls routed Muhlenberg (receiving votes), 49-21, on the road.

The senior quarterback handed the Mules their first non-conference regular season home loss since 2010 by compiling four passing touchdowns (21-27, 249 yards), two rushing scores (7 attempts, 89 yards, 12.7 average), and 338 yards total.

His four passing touchdowns set a new career-high, while his two TDs on the ground tied a career-high.

This is the first time in the senior’s career he has been a Gold Helmet recipient.

SHEA LYNCH | OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK

Lynch accounted for a career-high six touchdowns on Saturday as the No. 25/25 nationally ranked Gulls routed Muhlenberg (receiving votes), 49-21, on the road.

The senior quarterback handed the Mules their first non-conference regular season home loss since 2010 by compiling four passing touchdowns (21-27, 249 yards), two rushing scores (7 attempts, 89 yards, 12.7 average), and 338 yards total.

His four passing touchdowns set a new career-high, while his two TDs on the ground tied a career-high.

This marks his first career CNE Offensive Player of the Week award.

JACK STEEN | SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK

Steen helped the No. 25/25 nationally ranked Gulls defeat Muhlenberg (receiving votes), 49-21, on the road last Saturday with two punt returns that led to touchdowns.

His first punt return of 36 yards in the first quarter aided Endicott in grabbing a 13-0 advantage (9:49), while his second return of 22 yards lifted the visitors to an eventual 36-7 lead before halftime.

The win for Endicott marked the Mules’ first non-conference regular season home loss since 2010.

This is Steen’s first career CNE Speical Teams Player of the Week honor.

WHAT’S NEXT

Endicott (2-0) travels to No. 16 nationally ranked Mary Hardin-Baylor for an non-conference matchup on Saturday, September 19 at 1 PM.

Winthrop 28, Essex Tech 18

Newburyport 30, Manchester-Essex 0

Greater Lowell 29, North Reading 26

Triton/Ipswich 8, Cathedral 0

Wakefield 28, Greater Lawrence 20

Revere 14, Quincy 6

Malden 26, Lyn Tech 20

Peabody 34, Somerville 16

Haverhill 36, Beverly 14

Dracut 25, Pentucket/Georgetown 22

Billerica 34, Masconomet 0

Gloucester 14, Stoneham 6

KIPP 32, Salem 27

Coach Rudloff has been the Head Coach at MHS since 2009. Since that time the Magicians have won the NEC 13 times: 2009, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024. Under Rudloff Marblehead has competed for the state championship at Gillette stadium in 2009, 2016 and 2021, winning the D3 State Championship with an undefeated 14-0 record. Coach Rudloff started off as an assistant coach at Marblehead for 4 years before coaching 4 years at Beverly High School. A special education teacher at the high school since 2001, Rudloff graduated & played football at Northeastern University before moving to Marblehead. – High School D4

In the interview below, Coach Rudloff talks about changes over the years; expectations of student-athlete participation; coaching changes and coaching incumbents; a veteran returning offensive line; and team captains (among other stuff).

Marblehead High School football coach Jim Rudloff