Weekend Sports Updates: Beverly and Danvers Baseball Post Wins – Scores and Notes From Weekend

Posted on May 22, 2017 by |

Baseball

Beverly 12 Peabody 7

Beverly Baseball 5 21 17

Danvers 9 Bishop Fenwick 3

Winthrop 5 Gloucester 0

St. Mary’s 2 Masconomet 1

St. Mary’s 5 Lowell Catholic 0

East Boston 3 Malden 1 – Malden runner up in the Strike Out Colon Cancer Tournament.First time playing in the championship game in 9yrs

Game to watch today (Monday) Lynn Classical at Marblehead 4 p .m

Softball

Lynn Classical 4 Marblehead 3 – Rams are now 14-2

Revere 12 Waltham 5

St. Mary’s 2 Austin Prep 0

Hamilton-Wenham 2 Amesbury 1

Hamilton-Wenham 7 Melrose 2

Boys Lacrosse

Beverly 9 Melrose 7

Swampscott 19 Salem 9

St. Mary’s 14 Lynn Jets 1

Girls Lacrosse

Peabody 12 Gloucester 4

Ipswich 17 Billerica 4

Pentucket 17 Hamilton-Wenham 10 – Notes from HW coach Kerry Eaton:

Sophie Frain had 3 goals and 6 draw controls. Cecily Szady had one goal and 2 draw controls. Cecily had a huge impact in our midfield during today’s game. She was able to get ground balls and open during transitions. Annabella Twomey had 2 goals and 2 assists. Tessa Landon, Annabel Howley, and Eliza Twomey each had one goal. Katherine Sheehan had an assist.
Defensively, Maia Sprouse, Kelsey Lyons, Katherine Sheehan, Katie Ryan and Ashely Gregory worked well as a unit to stop Pentucket’s fast breaks.
Callie Flanagan and Brooke Pippins each had four saves in net.
Northeastern Conference Track
The Peabody High girls and boys track teams won conference titles this weekend at the league meet held in Peabody.

Congrats Ella Parker and Jack Dennehy SWAMPSCOTT HIGH SCHOOL  Scholar Athletes with AD Kelly Farley and Principal Robert Murphy

 Marblehead Girls Lacrosse –

Congrats to Lucie Poulin and Grace Arthur for being Marblehead’s 1st All American players!

College News

GLENDALE, Colo. – The Endicott club men’s rugby team captured the Division II Plate Championship with a 19-12 win over Drexel University at the USA Rugby College 7s National Championships on Sunday evening. With the victory over Drexel, the Gulls finished among the top-5 programs in the country in Division II.

Earlier in the day, Endicott advanced to the Plate Championship match with a dominant 32-0 victory against NC State prior to falling to Wisconsin-Whitewater in a tightly contested match, 24-19 in overtime, to start the day in the knockout round of Sunday’s fixtures.

Meanwhile on Saturday in pool play, the Gulls went 1-2 overall on day one of the tournament against Wisconsin-Whitewater (L, 26-14), St. Louis (W, 36-5), and William Paterson (L, 14-12) to find its way in a rematch against Wisconsin-Whitewater on Sunday.

Overall on the season, Endicott went 19-10 overall, won its first-ever CCRC 7s Championship with a 28-27 come-from-behind victory over Salve Regina, and captured the Division II Plate Championship at the USA Rugby College 7s National Championships. Photo from Endicott College Sports Information

Team Photo at USA Rugby College 7s National Championships

 

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