NORTH SHORE – Former Bishop Fenwick boys ice hockey coach and athletic director Robert “Bo” Tierney has passed away at age 66
Boys Soccer
Pentucket 1 Lynnfield 0
Lynn Tech 3 Shawsheen 2
Masconomet 2 Triton 0
Girls’ Soccer
Marblehead 4 Somerville 1
Newburyport 3 North Reading 1
Masconomet 6 Triton 0
Rockport 1, Ipswich 0
Hamilton-Wenham 2, Amesbury 2
From Generals Coach Nancy Waddell:
Senior captain Erin O’Shea opened the scoring for the Generals in the eleventh minute with a blast inside the penalty box. She scored again in the 36th minute on a penalty kick after she had been taken down by an Amesbury defender in the box. Amesbury got on the board with just a few ticks on the clock before halftime on a beautiful shot from outside the box to the upper far corner of the net. A few minutes into the second half, Amesbury tied it up at 2-2 and that’s how the game ended. Hamilton-Wenham dealt with injuries to two goalkeepers, sophomore Addie Condon and senior captain Karen Caufield. The girls combined for 9 saves, including one spectacular save each. Sophomore defenders Maddy Rivers and Belle Dolan thwarted many attempted attacks by Amesbury.
The Generals (0-5-2) play at home against North Reading on Thursday, still looking for that elusive first win.
Boys Cross Country
St. Mary’s 17, St. Joseph Prep 47
Field Hockey
Danvers 3, Everett 0
Marblehead 4 Peabody 0
Men’s College Soccer
BEVERLY – Behind goals from Evan Couchot (Mason, Ohio) and Jamie Becker (Fairfield, Conn.), the Endicott men’s soccer team defeated WPI, 2-1, on Tuesday night at Hempstead Stadium.
Couchot opened up the scoring in the 18th minute (17:17) when he tucked home a low shot into the right corner of the net from the left corner of the box after receiving a through ball from Brandon Haughton (Hartford, Conn.).
Couchot opened up the scoring in the 18th minute (17:17) when he tucked home a low shot into the right corner of the net from the left corner of the box after receiving a through ball from Brandon Haughton (Hartford, Conn.).
WILLIMANTIC, Conn. – Freshman Lucas Chaude (Montville) scored his first career goal on his second career shot with 3:15 left in sudden death overtime, carrying the Eastern Connecticut State University men’s soccer team back from two goals down for a 3-2 non-conference win over Salem State University Tuesday afternoon at Thomas Nevers Field.
Having beaten Salem (4-3-0) the previous eight times by a composite score of 24-1, Eastern (5-4-0) trailed by two goals 13 minutes into the second half before rallying for its fourth home win against one loss this season.
Having beaten Salem (4-3-0) the previous eight times by a composite score of 24-1, Eastern (5-4-0) trailed by two goals 13 minutes into the second half before rallying for its fourth home win against one loss this season.
Women’s College Soccer
SALEM – Casey McFall (Wilmington, Mass.) scored the go-ahead goal in the 62nd minute as Salem State hung on for a 2-1 victory over UMass Boston on Tuesday evening at Alumni Field. The Vikings go to 3-4-1 on the season while the Beacons slip to 1-7.
McFall took a pass from Meg McFarland (Dedham, Mass.) and lofted a shot from the left side that carried over the outstretched arms of keeper Gigi Braga (Medford, Mass.) for the sophomore’s fourth goal of the season.
College Field Hockey
BEVERLY– The Endicott field hockey team defeated No. 2 nationally ranked Babson College, 2-0, on Tuesday night at North Field on a pair of goals by Sophia Cogliano (Saugus, Mass.).
At 24:12, Emylee Wood (Kensington, N.H.) crossed the ball from the right-hand post to the left, where Cogliano was waiting to tap the ball into the net and give the Gulls a 1-0 lead.
Cogliano and Wood also teamed up for the second goal of the game later in the contest at 42:01 when E. Wood crossed the ball from right-hand post to the center of the cage and Cogliano once again found the back of the net.
The Beavers upped their offensive pressure during the remainder of the game, but the Gulls were able to stop their advances with some stout defense along the way on to earn the shutout victory.BEYOND THE BOX SCORE
Taylor Farrin (Danvers, Mass.) made six saves in net for Endicott and recorded her second shutout of the season.
Cogliano paced the offense with three shots.
The Gulls handed the No. 2 nationally-ranked Beavers their first loss of the season.
Previously, Endicott’s last win against the Beavers was a 4-3 victory on September 21, 2008.
In program history, the Gulls have faced a No. 2 nationally ranked team three times and are 1-2 in those contests.
It also marks the most significant win in program history over a nationally ranked opponent.
FOR THE FOES
Deirdre Barry (Longmeadow, Mass.) shifted to 9-1 overall and made two saves in the loss.
Babson held a 19-9 shot advantage.
Leading the offense was Ashely Tango (Reading, Mass.) with five shots.
WHAT’S NEXT
Endicott (7-2, 3-0 CCC) hosts Roger Williams for a 7 p.m. conference matchup on Thursday, September 28. Babson (9-1, 2-0 NEWMAC) travels to Mount Holyoke on Saturday, September 30 for a 2 p.m. contest.
At 24:12, Emylee Wood (Kensington, N.H.) crossed the ball from the right-hand post to the left, where Cogliano was waiting to tap the ball into the net and give the Gulls a 1-0 lead.
Cogliano and Wood also teamed up for the second goal of the game later in the contest at 42:01 when E. Wood crossed the ball from right-hand post to the center of the cage and Cogliano once again found the back of the net.
The Beavers upped their offensive pressure during the remainder of the game, but the Gulls were able to stop their advances with some stout defense along the way on to earn the shutout victory.BEYOND THE BOX SCORE
Taylor Farrin (Danvers, Mass.) made six saves in net for Endicott and recorded her second shutout of the season.
Cogliano paced the offense with three shots.
The Gulls handed the No. 2 nationally-ranked Beavers their first loss of the season.
Previously, Endicott’s last win against the Beavers was a 4-3 victory on September 21, 2008.
In program history, the Gulls have faced a No. 2 nationally ranked team three times and are 1-2 in those contests.
It also marks the most significant win in program history over a nationally ranked opponent.
FOR THE FOES
Deirdre Barry (Longmeadow, Mass.) shifted to 9-1 overall and made two saves in the loss.
Babson held a 19-9 shot advantage.
Leading the offense was Ashely Tango (Reading, Mass.) with five shots.
WHAT’S NEXT
Endicott (7-2, 3-0 CCC) hosts Roger Williams for a 7 p.m. conference matchup on Thursday, September 28. Babson (9-1, 2-0 NEWMAC) travels to Mount Holyoke on Saturday, September 30 for a 2 p.m. contest.
