Lynn Classical’s baseball team (8-5) rattled off its fourth consecutive win — and fifth in six games — with Wednesday’s 2-0 victory in Malden. Mark Walsh pitched all seven innings, allowing just three hits and four walks to go with eight strikeouts.

“Mark pitched great again. We have a great 1-2 punch with Walsh and (Braeden) Ohanessian,” said Classical coach Jason Rogato. “We have full confidence when they are on the mound. Walsh controlled the game and was able to get out of tough spots when needed.”

Doing offensive damage were Brayden Curley (3-for-3, 2 SB), Gavin Collins (1-for-3, double), and Colin Hart (1-for-3, RBI).

“Brayden Curley has had great at-bats lately. It was only a matter of time until he had a big game and that was today. Curley was seeing the ball great all day and made a nice play at second in the seventh,” Rogato said. “Our 7-8-9 batters led the way offensively with all of our hits today. It was a full team effort and great win.”

BASEBALL

Lynn Tech 10
Minuteman 3

Jonas Perez pitched seven innings, walked only two batters, and struck out 14 to lead the Tigers. Jaeran Quinones, Riley Driscoll, and Eddie Lewis Jr. compiled two hits apiece.

“There were a few plays today we would’ve loved to have back, but the guys did a great job moving on to the next play,” said Tech coach Eddie Lewis Sr. “Our only focus is getting better every day, regardless of the outcome.”

Marblehead 6
Peabody 0

Sophomore lefty Yanzel Fuentes delivered a complete-game shutout for Marblehead. He struck out five batters and allowed just three walks. Greyson Leventhal, Owen Coyne, and Tim Wales recorded two hits apiece for the Magicians. Jake Crocker roped a pair for Peabody with Pedro Flores and Ethan Waybret also recording hits.

SOFTBALL

Marblehead 13
Peabody 1

The twin sisters of Tessa (2-for-3, 3 RBI) and Kate Andriano (2 RBI) helped lead Marblehead to a mercy-rule win in six innings. In the circle, Tessa Francis “was outstanding returning from an ankle injury,” according to Marblehead coach Johnny Gold. She allowed one run on four hits and struck out six batters. Nora Mahan (1-for-2, 2 RBI), Hailey Schmitt, and Grace Dow helped the cause.

Lynn Classical 15
Malden 0

Classical (9-3) cruised to a mercy-rule win in five innings. Pacing the Rams were Emma Chevalier (3-for-4, 4 RBI, 3 R), Brooke Braswell (H, RBI, 2 R), and Olivia Rodriguez (5 IP, 2 H, 6 K).

St. Mary’s 10
Bishop Stang 1

Aliza Crean-Oviedo (5 H, R, 8 K) delivered another complete game as St. Mary’s (10-2) captured its seventh consecutive win. Lina Owumi hit a grand slam, while Adyson Newhall (2-for-4, 3 RBI, 2 R) and Catherine Newbury (2-for-5, RBI) also contributed.

BOYS LACROSSE

Ipswich 14
Lynnfield 6

Despite solid showings from Sam Curley (goal, 2 assists), John Powers (goal, 2 assists), Anthony Calla (2 goals), and Sean Santo (14 saves), Lynnfield met its match at Pioneer Stadium.

St. John’s Prep 12
Lincoln-Sudbury 11

Deficits of 4-0 and 10-6 were no problem for St. John’s Prep, which battled back behind Josh Barton’s late man-up goal. Paul Kosinski, Barton, Thias Tolo, and Ryan McCarthy scored two goals apiece. Mattheus DuPlessis (8 saves) started the second half, while Will Crawford won 17 of 24 face-offs.

BOYS TENNIS

Lynn Classical 3
Lynn English 2

The Rams took down their traditional archrivals behind doubles wins from Henry Limkol/Jeremy Lima and Nirotyaya Mayukh/Andy Lim, plus a singles victory from Yosgert Ortiz. The action was full of “very competitive matches,” according to Classical coach Christopher Hayward.

VOLLEYBALL

Lynn Classical 3
Lynn English 1

Classical (11-4) played on enemy hardwood and returned home victorious through set scores of 25-9, 20-25, 25-12, and 25-21. Kenzel Lantano (26 assists, 5 kills, 10 digs, 4 aces), Jonathan Chan (12 kills, block), and Riches Tep (11 kills, 8 digs, ace) led the Rams’ charge.

“Any time you play a crosstown rival, it just feels different. The kids all know each other and want to beat each other,” said Classical coach Chris LeBlanc. “Jon was excellent all night. He was really working to make himself available and Kenzel found ways to get him the ball. Riches was also really good from the start tonight. A lot of credit to the English program as well — they competed all night.”

BOYS TRACK AND FIELD

With each side entering Wednesday’s meet 2-0 in the Commonwealth Athletic Conference, Tech stayed perfect after dropping the first three events. Anthony Brown (100m, long jump), Emerson Ramirez (mile), Christian Nunez (400m, high jump), Awan Awan (800m, triple jump), and Sean Toro (200m) snatched first place in their respective events.

“We had many close races,” said Tech coach John Hogan. “They won some and we won some.”

GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD

Behind first-place finishes from Kassandra Pena (200m, 400m), Wilmarlyn Fernandez (mile, state-qualifying 2-mile), Ava Rodriguez (100m, 4x100m), Zahara Belizaire (shot put), Isabella Cortez (discus), Ashanti Batista (100mh), and Skylah Sanchez (personal-best 400mh), Tech took down its familiar foe.

“The kids performed and I’m so proud of them,” said Tech coach James Runner.

Postponed due to weather/field conditions:

Cardinal Spellman at Bishop Fenwick (baseball)
Gloucester at Saugus (baseball)
Winthrop at Swampscott (softball)
Swampscott at St. Mary’s (boys tennis)
Marblehead at Swampscott (girls tennis)
Newburyport at Lynnfield (girls tennis)