LYNNFIELD — With the loss of nine seniors to graduation, the Lynnfield boys soccer team is looking to fill several holes this season.
Gone are the likes of leading scorer Rocco Scenna, the 2025 Cape Ann League Player of the Year who heads north to Bowdoin College, and Mohammed Ayari, another CAL First Team All-Star who helped lead the Pioneers to a 10-3-5 regular-season record and the No. 26 seed in the Division 3 tournament
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