When a team scores 30 points at halftime their offense is playing well, and when their defense allows just six points, you’re bound for a big game. St. Mary’s (6-0) defeated Archbishop Williams 36-6 on the road to remain undefeated. 

Rowan Merryman, Demetri Koutsouakis, Sam Phelps, and Tyler Guy all found the endzone in the opening 30 minutes. 

Quarterback, Yaniel Belliard, had two first-half touchdown passes in the win. 

In the second half, Merryman found the endzone for his second score of the game and put the game to bed. 

FOOTBALL

Revere 46

Lynn Classical 28

Despite four total touchdowns from Lynn’s Tyren Hoeun, the Rams couldn’t put it all together against the Patriots on Friday evening. 

Lynn Classical got out to a strong scoring the first score thanks to a Hoeun 13-yard rush to make it 8-0. 

Revere went on to score three straight, including a pick-six to end the half with a 24-8 lead. 

The Rams didn’t give up as they scored on its opening possession of the second half with a 14-yard Hoeun scramble and score to make it 24-14. 

Late in the fourth quarter, Hoeun found wide receiver Jabin Pierre in the end zone for the game’s final score. 

The Patriots were too much for the Rams who protected home field with a 46-28 win. 

BOYS SOCCER
Marblehead 5

Winthrop 1

Marblehead continues to roll as they defeated the Vikings by four goals. 

The Magicians showed they have a balanced attack as all five goals were scored by five different players. David Magen, Miles Fontela-Tuttle, Jared Halpern, Ilan Druker, and Luke Miller all found the back of the net. 

Druker provided four assists with Halpern assisting Druker’s goal. 

GIRLS SOCCER

Marblehead 6

Winthrop 0

After a narrow defeat to Danvers on Thursday, the Magicians (8-4-4) bounced back with a thumping 6-0 win over the Vikings. 

Marblehead’s top goalscorer, Callie Gilmore, scored a brace taking her season total to 12. 

Courtney Hitscherich registered one goal and two assists, while teammate Sydney Ball also scored a goal. 

Paige Fletcher and Liv Niles both recorded their first career varsity goal to cap off a perfect night for Marblehead. 

Cora Gerson and Lucy McDonald both finished with one assist. 

Saugus 

Somerville

The game has been postponed to October 28. 

FIELD HOCKEY

Gloucester 2

Peabody 0

The Tanners rotated to deal with a fast Gloucester side, but couldn’t find the back of the net against a talented side. 

Peabody’s Sophia Kassis came up big, finishing with 11 saves to keep the Tanners in the game. 

VOLLEYBALL

Lynn Tech 3

Saugus 0

The Tigers pounced to victory with set scores of 25-13, 25-21, 25-12. The win moves Lynn Tech to 13-1 on the season. 

Zahara Belizaire provided 16 assists, 14 digs, and three aces. Ana Godoy laid her body on the line with 24 digs and two aces. 

Lia Morales (6 aces, 5 digs, and 3 kills) and Katie Tartarini (6 kills, 3 digs, and 2 aces) did a bit of everything to help propel the Tigers to the win.

“Unbelievable team win and the best we have played all season,” Lynn Tech coach Kaitlyn Wechsler said. “Peaking at the right time.”  

Bishop Fenwick 3

Swampscott 0

Despite getting swept, the Big Blue battled the Crusaders hard on the road. After Swampscott dropped the first set 13-25, it regrouped and battled narrowly losing the second (23-25) and third set (24-26). 

Playing well for the Big Blue were juniors Gillian Beaver (6 kills, 2 blocks) and Marta Sirota (10 service points, 2 aces, 14 digs). 

Burlington 3

Lynn Classical 0

The Rams drop to 14-3 after losing to a tough Burlington team 14-25, 25-27, 11-25. 

Leading the way for the Rams was Mia Pento who finished with 14 digs. Amanda Huges (7 kills, 10 digs) and Brooke Braswell (3 kills, 2 blocks, 2 digs, 1 assist) played well. 

“We began the match a little timid and allowed Burlington to dictate tempo in the first set. We couldn’t run our offense and the result was a poor showing. The second set started much better. We built a 20-13 lead on the back of 7 kills from Amanda Hughes. Burlington called a timeout and for basically the remainder of the match we got in our own heads and Burlington just wanted it more,” Rams coach Chris LeBlanc said. “Hopefully that’s a wake-up call for everyone. We’re right back at it Monday at Somerville with a chance to clinch a solo Greater Boston League Championship.”

Peabody 3

Greater Lowell 2

The Tanners needed five sets, but they rallied together and earned the victory. The win is Peabody’s eighth of the season.