Friday’s high school scores and roundup

BOYS CROSS COUNTRY

Belmont Hill 26, BB&N 29

Lawrence Academy 20, Governor’s Academy 36

Middlesex 17, Belmont Hill 44

Middlesex 16, BB&N 45

Middlesex 19, Rivers 40

Rivers 23, Belmont Hill 32

Rivers 22, BB&N 33

St. Joseph’s 15, Cardinal Spellman 50

St. Mary’s 15, St. Joseph’s 49

St. Mary’s 15, Cardinal Spellman 50

GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY

BB&N 24, Rivers 35

Cardinal Spellman 15, St. Joseph’s 50

Cardinal Spellman 15, St. Mary’s 53

Governor’s Academy 21, Lawrence Academy 36

Middlesex 15, BB&N 50

Middlesex 20, Rivers 43

St. Mary’s 15, St. Joseph’s 50

FIELD HOCKEY

Algonquin 5, Leominster 0

Assabet Valley 4, South 1

Bourne 2, Case 1

Braintree 4, Weymouth 0

Brooks 4, Exeter 0

Central Catholic 7, Dracut 0

Chelmsford 6, Haverhill 0

Concord-Carlisle 3, Waltham 0

Danvers 1, Swampscott 1

Duxbury 1, Silver Lake 1

Gloucester 5, Saugus 0

Hanover 5, Pembroke 1

Holliston 3, Hopkinton 0

Lincoln-Sudbury 7, Newton South 1

Marblehead 2, Peabody 0

Masconomet 3, North Reading 0

Natick 1, Wellesley 1

Nauset 5, Mashpee 2

Newburyport 4, Hamilton-Wenham 0

Newton C.D. 6, Beaver C.D. 0

North Andover 8, Lawrence 0

Rivers 3, Milton Academy 2

Seekonk 2, Fairhaven 0

Silver Lake 1, Duxbury 1

Somerset Berkley 6, Apponequet 0

Swampscott 1, Danvers 1

Triton 3, Malden 1

Wellesley 1, Natick 1

Westwood 3, Ashland 0

GOLF

Beaver Country Day 9, Landmark 0

BC High 214, Malden Catholic 257

CATHOLIC CENTRAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP

At Hillview CC, North Reading

1. Aidan Emmerich (St. Mary’s), 70; 2, Jake Murphy (Bishop Fenwick), 72; 3. Tim Picard (Lowell Catholic), Doug Russo (Austin Prep); Jake LaMonica (Archbishop Williams), 73; 6. Chris Gerety (Austin Prep), Eric Platcow (Matignon), Brendan Donovan (Archbishop Williams), Tom Estella (Bishop Fenwick), 76

BOYS SOCCER

Amesbury 2, Hamilton-Wenham 2

Apponequet 2, Bourne 1

Braintree 3, Brookline 0

BB&N 2, Groton 0

Cambridge R&L 1, Burke 0

Case 3, Seekonk 1

Dedham 4, Catholic Memorial 0

Essex Tech 0, Rockport 0

Grafton 1, Westboro 1

Holbrook 3, West Bridgewater 3

Lynnfield 1, Pentucket 1

Medfield 5, Westwood 1

Medway 6, Bellingham 0

Melrose 1, Wakefield 1

Newburyport 1, North Reading 0

Norwell 3, Rockland 1

Quincy 3, North Quincy 3

Randolph 6, South Shore Christian 2

Sharon 0, North Attleboro 0

Somerset Berkley 1, Dighton-Rehoboth 0

Tri-County 4, Old Colony 3

Watertown 3, Burlington 0

Whittier 3, Mystic Valley 2

Winchester 2, Arlington 0

GIRLS SOCCER

Algonquin 3, Shepherd Hill 0

Amesbury 1, Hamilton-Wenham 1

Arlington Catholic 0, Bishop Fenwick 0

Canton 3, Stoughton 0

Dexter Southfield 3, New Hampton 1

Foxboro 5, Milford 1

Franklin 1, Mansfield 0

Greater Lowell 1, Innovation Academy 0

Holbrook 3, West Bridgewater 3

Hull 2, Cohasset 1

Lexington 3, Woburn 1

Masconomet 1, Triton 1

Melrose 2, Wakefield 1

North Attleboro 0, Sharon 0

North Reading 1, Newburyport 0

Norwell 2, Rockland 0

Oliver Ames 5, Attleboro 1

Peabody 3, Tewksbury 0

St. John Paul 6, Sturgis East 1

Tri-County 5, Old Colony 0

Triton 1, Masconomet 1

Watertown 0, Burlington 0

Winchester 3, Reading 1

GIRLS SWIMMING

Acton-Boxboro 95, Chelmsford 89

Andover 95, Billerica 75

Brookline 90, Walpole 85

Central Catholic 93, Notre Dame 79

Methuen/Tewksbury 101, Dracut 77

Winchester 91, Stoneham 71

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL

Ashland 3, Dedham 1

Austin Prep 3, Swampscott 0

Barnstable 3, Andover 0

Beaver Country Day 3, Newton Country Day 0

Belmont 3, Wayland 0

Braintree 3, Boston Latin 0

Dartmouth 3, Durfee 0

Fairhaven 3, Bishop Stang 2

Holliston 3, Bellingham 0

Hopkinton 3, Millis 0

Ipswich 3, Georgetown 2

King Philip 3, Walpole 0

Lenox 3, Turners Falls 2

Methuen 3, Chelmsford 0

Milton 3, Fontbonne 0

Mount Alvernia 3, South Shore Christian 0

Needham 3, Weymouth 0

New Bedford 3, Bridgewater-Raynham 0

North Reading 3, Newburyport 2

Old Colony 3, Tri-County 1

Oliver Ames 3, Attleboro 0

Quincy 3, Hingham 0

Rockland 3, Whitman-Hanson 0

Shrewsbury 5, Marlboro 0

Southeastern 3, West Bridgewater 0

Stoneham 3, Somerville 1

Triton 3, Pentucket 0

Wakefield 3, Beverly 0

Westwood 3, Wellesley 1

Wilmington 3, Shawsheen 0

GOLF

Catholic Central League MVP Aidan Emmerich of St. Mary’s shot a 1-over-par-70 to capture the league title at Hillview Country Club. Jake Murphy of Bishop Fenwick finished second with a 72, while Tim Picard of Lowell Catholic, Doug Russo of Austin Prep and Jake LaMonica of Archbishop Williams fired a 73.

BOYS SOCCER

John McNeil scored twice as Medfield (7-3-4) defeated Westwood, 5-1, in the Tri-Valley League. … Matt Kaplan dished out five assists as Medway rolled to a 6-0 win over Bellingham.

John Summers scored with six minutes left to give Wakefield a 1-1 draw with Melrose in the Middlesex League.

Alex Toye found the net twice, as Braintree (6-6-2) silenced Brookline, 3-0, in a Bay State Conference crossover.

Nicholas McMahon carried the offense with two goals and an assist, helping to lead Case (11-1-2) by Seekonk, 3-1, in the South Coast Conference.

Nate Cartier, Jack Latauskas and Kevin Couturier scored, while Luke MacFarland made 11 saves as Whittier edged Mystic Valley, 3-2, in the Commonwealth Athletic Conference.

Ryan Archer netted the game-winning goal for Newburyport (9-3-4) with 15 minutes left of its 1-0 Cape Ann League win over North Reading.

Johnny Kelly and Zach Clasby both found the back of the net twice to account for all of Dedham’s (10-4-3) goals in a 4-0 nonleague win over Catholic Memorial.

GIRLS SOCCER

Erin Holmberg had four goals as Oliver Ames (12-2-2) defeated Attleboro, 5-1, in the Hockomock League. … Jordyn Collins recorded a hat trick with three goals to lead Foxboro (10-2-2) past Milford, 5-1.

Lauren Anastos netted the game-winning goal with 21 minutes remaining, as Hull (9-3-1) clinched a berth in the Div. 4 South tournament by rallying past Cohasset, 2-1, in the South Shore League.

Behind a two-goal, one-assist performance from Bridget O’Connell, Peabody (9-5) qualified for the Division 1 North tournament with 3-0 shutout of Tewksbury in a nonleague game.

FIELD HOCKEY

Cate Delaney scored three goals as Gloucester (7-3-2) shut out Saugus, 5-0, in the Northeastern Conference.

Molly Willis notched a pair of goals, pacing North Andover (6-4-4) to an 8-0 shutout of Lawrence, in a Merrimack Valley Conference crossover. … Senior Maddie DiPietro registered two goals and an assist, as Central Catholic (7-3-4) blanked Dracut, 7-0.

Brooke Nelson’s third goal of the game in overtime gave Rivers a 3-2 win over Milton Academy in the Independent School League.

Callie Beauparlant led the way for Newburyport with a three-goal performance in a 4-0 shutout of Hamilton-Wenham in the Cape Ann League. … Mak Graves notched a pair of goals for Masconomet (13-0-2) as part of a 3-0 win over North Reading.

Mary Stewart finished with two goals to go with an assist, as Lincoln-Sudbury (7-5-1) rolled past Newton South, 7-1, in the Dual County League.

A hat trick from Lucas Crook, a pair of goals from Alex Millar and four assists from Cami Crook boosted Somerset-Berkley (15-0) to a South Coast Conference Blue 6-0 win over Apponequet.

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL

Mia Berardino posted 13 kills, and Molly Kimball piled up 19 assists to propel Triton (5-11) by Pentucket, 3-0, in the Cape Ann League. … Liz Kelley did a little bit of everything for North Reading (8-7), recording 15 service points, 21 digs, three aces and six kills as part of a 3-2 win over Newburyport.

Samantha Hayes paced Braintree with 13 digs and four aces in a 3-0 nonleague sweep of Boston Latin.

Angie Grabmeier’s performance (13 assists, six kills, five aces) was the difference as Hopkinton (15-0) remained perfect with a 3-0 sweep of Millis in the Tri-Valley League.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Methuen announced that Hilary Glynn has been hired as the new girls varsity basketball coach. Glynn is a 1999 graduate of Methuen High School and captained the state championship team in her senior season. She went on to play four years at Framingham State and was an All-Conference player in all four of those years.

Weymouth named James Dolan as its new girls basketball coach. Dolan formerly served as the school’s boys basketball coach from 2002-2015.

BASEBALL

Chelmsford has named Lou Distasi as its new baseball coach. He replaces Mike O’Keefe, who stepped down following a successful 25-year run at the school. A former standout at Chelmsford, Distasi went on to play at Colby College. He spent the past two years as the freshman coach at the school.

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