Thursday High School Sports – Girls’ Lax: H-W Gets First Win; Ipswich Keeps Rolling Along

Posted on April 14, 2017 by |

Hamilton-Wenham 17, Georgetown 8

Generals Coach Kerry Eaton:  “Hamilton Wenham girls lacrosse got their first win this season against Georgetown today. The final score was 17-8.  It was a whole team effort, all the way from the goalie to the attackers for us to grab the win today. Our top scorer was Katie Everitt with 4 goals, followed by Mazey Loomis and Annabella Twomey who each netted 3. Tessa Landon, Eliza Twomey and Catherine Howley each had 2 goals and Annabel Howley had one goal.  Many of the 17 goals we scored were assisted by another player.  Catherine Howley won 7 draw controls, while Annabella Twomey grabbed four. Our goalie was freshman Rachel Lee who had 14 saves in net. Our defense worked as a unit with Kelsey Lyons and Ashley Gregory having great performances during the game. Greta Mastracola also stepped up to help the team out on defense. ”

Ipswich 13, Masco 12
Goals/Assists
Grace Quinn – 1 goal, 1 assist
Caitlyn Stevens – 2 goals, 1 assist
Annie Gillis – 3 goals, 2 assists
Julia Glavin – 3 goals, 3 assists
Delaney Whooley – 2 goals, 1 assist
Emma Moulton – 1 goal
Meghan O’Connor – 1 goal, 3 assists

Goalie
Emily Martineau – 12 saves
Ipswich Coach Keri O’Connor: “Pulled out a close game against a high pressured Masco team.  Ipswich girls did a great job of transitioning the ball and finding the open player and Meghan O’Connor teamed up with Julia Glavin and controlled the draw on the second half.  Annie Gillis made some key ground ball recoveries along with 3 strong goals.  Julia Glavin was a team leader in all aspects on the field.  Kelsey Daly and Chloe Rogers held the defensive fort with Kelsey coming up with critical turnovers to win us the ball back.  Delaney Whooley came in clutch with the game winning goal in a very high pressured final seconds of the match.   And Emily Martineau played another confident game in goal acting as the communicating defensive force behind multiple key saves to help win us the game.”
Marblehead 18, Beverly 5
Wakefield 11, Arlington 7

Baseball

Wakefield 6, Austin Prep 3
North Reading 18, Newburyport 2
Salem State 5, Endicott 3
Triton 10, Masconomet 3
St. Mary’s 12, Lowell Catholic 4
Bishop Fenwick 15, Arlington Catholic 0 (Nick Fowler, 4 for 4)

Softball

Gloucester 2, Marblehead 1 (8 innings) Sydney McKay , complete game winning pitcher

Boys’ Lacrosse

Waltham 20, Beverly 13

 

 

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