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Mistakes costly for Marblehead laxmen
Mark AboyounMARBLEHEAD — The Marblehead boys lacrosse team (14-4) hosted Newburyport (13-5) on Memorial Day with the visitors walking away with a 12-3 win in enemy territory. This game was originally supposed to be played earlier in the season, but had to be postponed. Although a national holiday, this was the only day Newburyport could make […] The post Mistakes costly for Marblehead laxmen appeared first on Itemlive.
ROUNDUP: Lomasney and Bettencourt power Peabody past AW
Mark AboyounThe hot bat of Peabody’s Logan Lomasney continued on Monday as the Tanners defeated Archbishop Williams 9-0. Lomasney continued to show her power as she blasted another home run to make it three games in a row where she rounded the bases. The senior went 3-for-4 with three RBI in the win. Fellow senior, Abby […] The post ROUNDUP: Lomasney and Bettencourt power Peabody past AW appeared first on Itemlive.
Fenwick finds consolation in Shann tournament
Anne Marie TobinPEABODY — They may not have won the tournament, but the Bishop Fenwick softball players were winners where it counted most Saturday at the 2nd Annual Emily Shann Memorial Softball Tournament. Shann was only 15 when she was killed in a tragic accident last April. Her family and friends have honored her memory with the […] The post Fenwick finds consolation in Shann tournament appeared first on Itemlive.
Maggie Nichols, Katherine Goss lead Mt. Greylock to Division VI girls outdoor track & field state championship
NORTH ANDOVER — The Mount Greylock girls outdoor track & field team scored 97 points on Saturday as a program and cruised to a win in the Division VI championship at Merrimack College in North Andover. The state title is the program’s first ever. If you purchase a...
HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP: The Track and Field state championships kickoff
The first day of the Division 6 MIAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships took place on Thursday in North Andover. Mashpee Lucas Dehelan placed 16th (2:07.93) in the boys 800m, while Tyler Theodore followed up in 26th place (2:10.25). ...
College signings: 29 more Seacoast student-athletes choose schools
Twenty-nine more high school student-athletes across the Seacoast have committed to continue their academic and athletic careers at the collegiate level. Here's a look at the most recent standouts, who have made their college choices known, with Exeter, St. Thomas Aquinas, Winnacunnet, and St. Paul's School represented. If you are...
WEEKEND ROUNDUP: Lynnfield continues to impress in Grant tourney
Joey Barrett and Anne Marie TobinIf there was ever a team peaking for the postseason, it has to be the Lynnfield baseball team, which, after starting the season 4-2, has now won 14 straight games, the latest a 10-4 win Saturday over Reading that clinched a third straight Brendan Grant Memorial Tournament Championship at Belmont High School. The win sealed […] The post WEEKEND ROUNDUP: Lynnfield continues to impress in Grant tourney appeared first on Itemlive.
Seacoast Friday boys tennis tournament: Winnacunnet, Exeter pull off quarterfinal upsets
BOW - The Winnacunnet High School boys tennis team lost five matches in the regular season. One of those losses came at the hands of Bow. The Warriors got their revenge on Friday with a 6-3 win over No. 3 Bow in a Division II quarterfinal. The sixth-seeded Warriors will face either No. 2 Windam or No. 7 Souhegan on Tuesday in a semifinal.
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