Fill the net: Tuesday's Fantastic Five high school athletes scored in bunches

Buckle up. After some early appetizers, the high school sports season is in full swing after a full slate of action Tuesday.

These Fantastic Five (or so) high school athletes filled up the nets and found the shortest route to the hole and led their teams to victory.

Here's more about their season-opening performances from Tuesday, September 3:

Nick Batista, Framingham boys soccer

He scored both goals in a 2-0 win over Newton North to start the year strong for the Flyers (1-0).

Josh Kim, Hopkinton boys soccer

The sophomore found the net twice, as the Hillers beat Norwood 3-1 to open the season with a victory.

Milla Lee, Dover-Sherborn girls soccer

She scored two goals in the first 10 minutes of the Raiders' 3-0 season-opening win over Millis. Lee also struck the corner that bounced around before it landed in front of Hayden Sumner, who settled the ball and fired it home for the third goal.

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Charlie Leighton, Blackstone Valley Tech boys golf

He shot an even par 36 at Highfields, leading the Beavers to a 156-192 victory over Assabet Valley. BVT improved to 2-0 overall and in the Colonial Athletic League.

Lyla Pessotti, Hopedale field hockey

She scored a goal and added an assist for the Raiders, who took out Notre Dame Academy (Worcester) 2-1 in their opener. Eighth grader Ella Stokes tucked away her first varsity goal for Hopedale (1-0).

Maddie Recupero, Hopkinton girls soccer

She fired home three goals with an assist in a 7-0 victory over Norwood. Freshman Riley Colleran scored the first two goals of her career for the Hillers (1-0).

Evie Schneider, Dover-Sherborn field hockey

She registered a hat trick in a 5-3 win over Oakmont to open the season for the Raiders (1-0),

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Other scores

Boys soccer

NORTON 3, Bellingham 0

NATICK 4 , Brookline 1

Hudson 1, Assabet Valley 1

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Nipmuc 2, Algonquin 2

MILTON 1, Wellesley 0

ST. JOHN'S PREP 3 , Milford 1

Westwood 2, Ashland 2

MEDFIELD 3, Medway 2

Girls soccer

HOLLISTON 3, Dedham 0

MEDFIELD 3, Medway 0

WESTWOOD 4, Ashland 0

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DOUGLAS 4, Hudson 2

NATICK 2, Brookline 0

BLACKSTONE-MILLVILLE 2, Keefe Tech 1

ACTON-BOXBOROUGH 2, Westborough 0

TANTASQUA 7 , Marlborough 0

WELLESLEY 2 , Milton 1

NORTON 7, Bellingham 0

FRAMINGHAM 3 , Newton North 2

Field hockey

BLACKSTONE VALLEY TECH 1, Leominster 0

DOVER-SHERBORN 5, Oakmont 3

WELLESLEY 3, Weston 0

Girls volleyball

BROOKLINE 3, Natick 0

Golf

AMSA 158, Millbury 196

BLUE HILLS 7, Tri-County 2

HOPKINTON 244, Norwood 265

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HOLLISTON 231 , Dedham 249

NATICK 98, Newton North 71

LINCOLN-SUDBURY 55.5, Cambridge Rindge & Latin 15.5

GRAFTON 158, Westborough 160

NASHOBA 186, Hudson 227

WELLESLEY 137, Needham 97

This article originally appeared on MetroWest Daily News: Fill the net: Tuesday's Fantastic Five high school athletes scored in bunches