Interactive MIAA Lacrosse, Baseball, and Softball Brackets, Below / Navigators lose their opener, details are below in the post.
Baseball\
Rockport 13, Matignon 0
Rockport baseball coach John Parisi with postgame comments
Hamilton-Wenham 8 West Roxbury 0
Gloucester 5 Beverly 1 – Details in separate post
Salem 6 North Andover 4
Marblehead 6 Boston Latin 4
Cambridge 3 Peabody 2
Danvers 9 Woburn 1 a
Weston 3 St. Mary’s 2
Swampscott 4 Stoneham 1 – Luke Marshall with the win
Masconomet 3 Dracut 0
Winthrop 8 Mystic Valley 0
Austin Prep 7 Newburyport 2
Shawsheen 7, Northeast 2
Softball
Salem 7, Pentucket 0
Gloucester 5 Hamilton-Wenham 0
Swampscott 6 Pentucket 0 – Hannah Leahy 17 strikeouts
Tewksbury 6 Marblehead 3 – Details in separate post
Amesbury 12 Winthrop 2
Girls Lacrosse
Ipswich 18 Bishop Fenwick 8
Goals/Assists
Annie Gillis – 4 goals, 2 assists
Kelsey Daly – 1 goal
Caitlyn Stevens – 1 goal, 1 assist
Julia Glavin – 2 goals, 6 assists
Delaney Whooley – 4 goals, 1 assist
Meghan O’ Connor – 2 goals, 1 assist
Emma Moulton – 2 goals
Grace Quinn – 2 goals
Goalie
Emily Martineau – 5 saves
Coach Kerri O’Connor, Ipswich: We met our team goal once again of playing “better together”. Izzy Primack played a rock solid defense with 4 caused turnovers. Meghan O’Connor had accurate draw control to Julia Glavin who then won 9 draws. Delaney Whooley and Annie Gillis had strong smart shots on goal and Annie used her speed and intensity from start to finish. Kelsey Daly was a leader who stepped up in all positions in the field and our goalie Emily along with each player in our team played with heart and energy
Boys Tennis
Belmont 3 Marblehead 2 – Notes from Marblehead coach Elisabeth Foukal
In an epic match which came down to one set, Belmont won 3-2 in Marblehead. The score was tied 2-all and came down to the 3rd set in 2nd doubles. With both teams pinned to the fence, cheering for every good shot , the pressure was intense. The boys left their hearts on the courts and gave it everything they had. That’s all I can ask of them and I’m very proud of how the played all season and competed at their highest level today.
1st singles: Senior Quad-captain Justin Faia lost to Caleb Harris 6-2, 6-2
2nd singles: senior quad-captain Felix Litvak lost to Jackson Luce 6-2, 6-2
3rd singles: Sophomore Billy Ackerman beat Anton Kutsman 6-4, 6-4
1st doubles: Senior quad-captains Sam Orenstein and Garrett Tully beat Andrew Repuccii and Calvin Reinhardt-Ertman 7-5, 6-4
2nd doubles: Sophomores Dan Litvak and Jack Quigley lost to juniors Brenndon Kim and David Longergan 3-6, 6-2, 6-1
Marblehead is the NEC south division champs and went undefeated in league play (14-0); 14-7 overall.
Hamilton-Wenham 3, Lynnfield 2 – Match report from HW coach Joe Maher
North Reading 3, Amesbury 2
Bishop Fenwick 5, Swampscott 0
Wilmington 3, North Andover 2
Hamilton-Wenham 3 Danvers 2
Danvers vs. Hamilton Wenham
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1S Shannon Veilleuse |
#1S Ella Provost (9) won |
6-1 |
6-2 |
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2S Rhianna Leslie |
#2 S “C” Mae Viccica (12)won |
6-4 |
6-2 |
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3S Crony Patel |
#3S Grace Condon (9) won |
6-3 |
6-2 |
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1D Lauren McKinnon Riley Doyle |
#1D “C” Lindsay Campbell (12)Tori Cooper (11) lost |
6-2 |
6-4 |
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2D Molly O’Donnell Anette Delkouras |
#2D Paige McKechnie Mary Brao lost |
6-2 |
6-2 |
MIAA TOURNAMENT BRACKETS
Boys Lacrosse / Click on Division For Schedules and Scores
Girls Lacrosse / Click on Division For Schedules and Scores
MIAA 2017 Baseball Tournament – Click on Division for Brackets, Schedules, and Scores
MIAA SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT PAIRINGS – Click on Division for Brackets, Schedules, and Scores
Navigators Lose Opener on the Road
(Portsmouth, N.H.) – It’s June which means one thing, Baseball’s back! It’s opening night in the 2017 FCBL Season as your North Shore Navigators took on the Seacoast Mavericks. It didn’t go the Navigators way tonight as they fell 2-1 tonight against the Mavericks in an old fashion pitcher’s duel. Both offenses didn’t click as the bats were silent all night. In the bottom of the third inning Jake Label’s two run single off Navigators Starter Conor Bawiec (Elmira) gave the Mavericks the early lead 2-0. The Navigators offense came from first basement Traverse Briana (UMASS LOWELL) who smashed a solo homerun to left center field to bring the game within one in the fourth inning but that would be all the Navigators could muster.
The Mavericks pitching staff that was led by their starter Casey Aubin (UMass). The right hander tossed a masterful six innings giving up three runs on four hits and striking out six Navigator batters. For the Navigators, Conor Bawiec (Elmira) pitched a solid five innings for his club tonight. Both bullpens gave up zero’s the rest of the way.
Worth noting Traverse Briana’s Homerun in the fourth inning was the first by a Navigators player in the Future League season opener in franchise history” (Courtesy: Joshua Kummins). Brianna is projected to an important bat for the Navigators this season and he is off to a good start after tonight.
Saturday is the home opening night for the Navigators as they play host to the Martha’s Vineyard Sharks. Evan Glew (Northern Essex) will pitch for the Navs. Glew had a phenomenal season for his school posting a record of 7-0 with a 2.45 ERA he has a good arsenal of pitches and it’s going to be on display on Saturday Night. Game time 6 p.m.
