Boys Basketball
Winthrop 73 Danvers 56 – Winthrop’s Devin Pusifer Scores His 1,000th Career Point – Pulsifer needed 10 points going into the night and scored 17 points in the game, with 1,000 coming in the second quarter. David Diaz 16 Chrono Washington 14 Alex Dernier 10 & Elliot Frank 8 pts 12 reb & 6 blocks.
Winthrop’s Devin Pulsifer
Winthrop Head Coach David Sacco
Lynn English 73 Beverly 54
Salem 50 Swampscott 36
Gloucester 58 Saugus 40 Fishermen now 5-1
Peabody 49 Lynn Classical 43
Marblehead 84 Revere 68
Everett at Malden
Medford at Somerville
Arlington Catholic 46 Bishop Fenwick 24
St. John’s Prep at Xaverian
St. Peter Marian at Malden Catholic
Melrose 45 Wakefield 38
Georgetown 51 Ipswich 49
Rockport 55 Amesbury 53
Newburyport 73 Masconomet 70
Pentucket at Triton
Manchester-Essex 61 Hamilton-Wenham 58
Lynnfield at North Reading
Mystic Valley 81 Essex Tech 57
Lynn Tech 64 Shawsheen 61
Girls Basketball
Lynn Classical 46 Peabody 34
Swampscott 29 Salem 15
Beverly 48 Lynn English 34
Saugus at Gloucester
Revere 69 Marblehead 43
Malden at Everett
Danvers 48 Winthrop 30
Somerville at Medford
Bishop Fenwick 52 Arlington Catholic 47
St. Mary’s 59 Austin Prep 42
Rockport at Innovation Charter
North Reading at Lynnfield
Masconomet at Newburyport
Georgetown at Ipswich
Hamilton-Wenham 52 Manchester-Essex 27
Triton at Pentucket
Mystic Valley 51 Essex Tech 27
Shawsheen 63 Lynn Tech 24
Boys Hockey
North Andover 3 North Reading 2
Girls Hockey
Wellesley 3 Peabody 0
Endicott Women’s Hockey Wins
BEVERLY – The No. 7/10 nationally-ranked Endicott women’s ice hockey team defeated New England College, 5-0 on Friday afternoon at the Raymond J. Bourque Arena.
The Gulls saw five goals from five different players as they shutout the Pilgrims. Courtney Walpole (Allen, Texas) netted the first goal of the game with just over 30 seconds remaining in the first frame.
Jade Meier (Fairbanks, Alaska) and Michaela McNamara (Warwick, R.I.) tallied goals in the second period to put the Gulls up 3-0.
Lexi Klein (Shoreview, Minn.) netted her ninth of the season at the 4:36 mark of the third frame, while Ashlie Jones (Billerica, Mass.) rounded out the scoring with one second remaining in regulation.
Vendela Jonsson (Linkoping, Sweden) made 14 saves in net to improve to 10-0-1 on the season.
BEYOND THE BOX SCORE
Lauren Ferraiuolo (North Haven, Conn.), Meaghan Farragher (Bridgewater, Mass.), Cally Chase (North Reading, Mass.), Jillian Gibbs (Burlington, Vt.), McNamara, and Meier all recorded assists throughout the game.
Jones had a team-high seven shots.
The Gulls held a 54-14 shot advantage.
FOR THE FOES
Jackie Clark shifted to 1-8-1 on the season with the loss and recorded 49 saves.
Alexa Scribner led the offense with three shots.
WHAT’S NEXT
No. 7/10 Endicott (13-0-1) hosts No. 7/8 Middlebury on Saturday, January 13 at 3:30 p.m for a nonconference matchup. New England College (1-12-1) travels to Salem State for a 2:00 p.m. contest on Saturday, January 13.
