WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS
BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
Beaver Country Day 20, Berwick Academy 35
Beaver Country Day 17, Lexington Christian Academy 43
Billerica 23, Central Catholic 33
Brookline 24, Newton North 33
Littleton 23, Ayer Shirley 34
Lowell 21, Chelmsford 36
Lowell 16, Tewksbury 47
Lynnfield 21, Ipswich 37
Methuen 15, Dracut 49
Methuen 16, Lawrence 46
Milton 23, Braintree 33
Newburyport 17, Hamilton-Wenham 46
Somerville 15, Revere 50
Wakefield 15, Stoneham 50
GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
Andover 19, Haverhill 39
Beaver Country Day 15, Berwick 50
Billerica 27, Central Catholic 28
Dracut 27, Methuen 29
Littleton 20, Ayer Shirley 40
Lowell 18, Chelmsford 39
Lowell 15, Tewksbury 46
Lynfield 15, Ipswich 50
Methuen 19, Lawrence 44
Milton 15, Braintree 47
Newburyport 15, Hamilton-Wenham 50
Newton Country Day 19, Beaver Country Day 44
North Andover 27, Andover 30
North Andover 19, Haverhill 38
Somerville 22, Revere 40
Ursuline 26, Fontbonne 30
FIELD HOCKEY
Acton-Boxboro 6, Waltham 0
Andover 6, Methuen 0
Ashland 1, Norwood 0
Barnstable 2, Nauset 2
Braintree 1, Needham 1
Brooks 5, St. George’s 0
Central Catholic 5, Tewksbury 1
Chelmsford 6, Dracut 0
Dartmouth 3, Bishop Stang 0
Dighton-Rehoboth 1, Apponequet 0
Dover-Sherborn 3, Dedham 1
Foxboro 7, Stoughton 0
Franklin 10, North Attleboro 1
Hanover 1, Marshfield 0
Hingham 5, Whitman-Hanson 0
Littleton 1, Lunenburg 0
Masconomet 2, Danvers 1
Nantucket 1, Sturgis East 0
Plymouth North 1, Silver Lake 1
Sandwich 1, Dennis-Yarmouth 0
Ursuline 1, Bellingham 0
Walpole 2, Milton 0
Westford Academy 7, Lowell 1
GOLF
Abington 239, Middleboro 241
Marblehead 45, Masconomet 27
Norwell 238, Abington 239
Norwell 238, Middleboro 241
FOOTBALL
THURSDAY’S GAMES
Blue Hills at Tri-County, 6
Chelsea at Medford, 6
Dartmouth at Bridgewater-Raynham, 6
Cohasset at Randolph, 6:30
Acton-Boxboro vs. Waltham, 7 (Bentley)
Bristol-Plymouth at Southeastern, 7
Medway at Bellingham, 7
Winchester at Reading, 7
BOYS SOCCER
Ayer Shirley 4, West Boylston 3
Bourne 2, Apponequet 0
Brooks 3, St. George’s 0
East Bridgewater 1, Greater New Bedford 0
Georgetown 2, Triton 2
Hopkinton 4, Nipmuc 0
KIPP 3, Innovation 0
Old Rochester 3, Fairhaven 1
Randolph 2, Abington 0
Rockland 5, Hull 0
St. Mary’s (L) 4, Cardinal Spellman 0
Somerset-Berkley 2, Case 1
GIRLS SOCCER
Bishop Feehan 1, Abp. Williams 0
Burke 5, Charlestown 0
Carver 2, Mashpee 2
Covenant Christian 6, Boston Trinity 1
East Boston 5, TechBoston 0
Hamilton-Wenham 3, Essex Tech 1
Hull 5, Quincy 0
Madison Park 3, Boston International 1
Martha’s Vineyard 6, Latin Academy 0
Norwell 8, Middleboro 0
O’Bryant 1, Ursuline 0
Pingree 4, Berwick 0
St. Joseph Prep 3, Pioneer Charter 1
St. Mary’s (L) 3, Cardinal Spellman 0
Tyngsboro 4, Lunenburg 1
West Boylston 2, Ayer Shirley 1
SWIMMING
Acton-Boxboro 98, Andover 86
VOLLEYBALL
Andover 3, North Andover 0
Barnstable 3, Nauset 0
Beaver Country Day 3, Bancroft 1
Billerica 3, Lawrence 0
Boston English 3, St. Joseph’s Prep 0
Boston International 3, CASH 2
Brooks 3, St. George’s 0
BB&N 3, Tabor Academy 1
Burke 3, Charlestown 1
Dennis-Yarmouth 3, Falmouth 0
Essex Tech 3, Lowell Catholic 2
Excel 3, Snowden 2
Fairhaven 3, Seekonk 0
Fitchburg 3, Ayer Shirley 2
Greater Lawrence 3, Mystic Valley 1
Greater New Bedford 3, Bourne 0
Haverhill 3, Dracut 0
Holliston 3, Norwood 0
Innovation Academy 3, Lynn Tech 0
King Philip 3, Milford 0
Masconomet 3, Marblehead 0
Methuen 3, Central Catholic 1
North Middlesex 3, Tantasqua 0
Norwell 3, Abington 0
Oliver Ames 3, Canton 1
Quincy 3, Pembroke 0
South Shore Voke 3, Norfolk Aggie 1
Swampscott 3, Salem 0
Whitman-Hanson 3, Silver Lake 0
Woburn 3, Reading 1
WEDNESDAY’S HIGHLIGHTS
FOOTBALL
Georgetown announced that it was forfeiting Friday’s football game against Lynn Tech. According to athletic director Ryan Browner, an abundance of injuries have left the football program with only 14 healthy bodies. Browner is hopeful that some of the injured players will return in the coming weeks.
FIELD HOCKEY
Junior Ally Lombardo registered a pair of goals, helping to pace Westford Academy during a 7-1 victory over Lowell in a nonleague game… Grace Haskell finished with a pair of goals while Samantha Souza added a goal and an assist as Dartmouth (9-2-4) defeated Bishop Stang, 3-0.
In a Merrimack Valley Conference contest, Senior Remore Serra had a fantastic outing, finishing with a hat trick to go with two assists as Chelmsford rolled to a 6-0 win over Dracut….Franchesca Thurston and Caitlin Milner netted two goal apiece, as Central Catholic (7-5-2) coasted to a 5-1 victory over Tewksbury.
Senior Emily Souke tallied the game’s lone goal, as Sandwich (13-0-1) captured the Cape and Islands League title with a close 1-0 victory over rival Dennis-Yarmouth.
In a Hockomock League matchup, Mary Collins recorded a hat trick and a pair of assists to lead Foxboro (12-0-2) to a 7-0 victory over Stoughton. … Kaitlyn Carney finished with five goals as Franklin (14-0-1) defeated North Attleboro, 10-1.
GIRLS SOCCER
Sydney Kofton sniped the game’s only goal, as Bishop Feehan captured the Catholic Central League title with a 1-0 victory over Archbishop Williams…Freshman Sophie Skabeikis finished with a pair of goals Wednesday, helping to pace St. Mary’s (Lynn) to a 3-0 win over Cardinal Spellman.
In the South Shore League, Chloe Kirchner recorded a hat-trick for Norwell (7-2-7) in an 8-0 win over Middleboro.
VOLLEYBALL
In a Cape and Islands League match, Grace Presswood (17 kills) and Vivian Castano (30 assists) propelled Dennis-Yarmouth (14-3) during a 3-0 sweep of Falmouth.
In a Hockomock League battle, senior Maddie Homer racked up 31 digs to surpass 1,000 for her career, while junior Sarah Hilliard collected 18 kills to lift Oliver Ames to a 3-1 win over Canton.
BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
Lowell (10-0) defeated both Tewksbury (16-47) and Chelmsford (21-36) to wrap up the Merrimack Valley Conference for the 21st time in school history. The Red Raiders took four of the top six spots led by Jarlen Arango who won the 3.0 mile race, while Jack Courtney (second), Victor Duong (third) and Schneider Pierre (sixth) performed well.
GOLF
It was a clean sweep for Norwell at the South Shore League championships. The Clippers captured the team title with a 238, edging Abington (239) and Middleboro (241). Norwell’s Griffin Link took home medalist honors with 74, with Middleboro’s Luke Franey two strokes behind.
