Eastern Massachusetts high school scores and highlights from Sunday

BOYS BASKETBALL

Apponequet 58, Fairhaven 54 (ot)

Archbishop Willams 79, Cristo Rey 55

Attleboro 71, King Philip 58

Brockton 85, Attleboro 41

Lowell Catholic 57, Nashoba Tech 41

Mansfield 77, Sharon 60

Marshfield 57, Duxbury 50

Randolph 57, New Bedford 47

Seekonk 52, Old Rochester 50

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Apponequet 51, Case 41

Attleboro 64, King Philip 50

Holliston 49, Ashland 45

Hopkinton 53, Dedham 43

Old Rochester 39, Dighton-Rehoboth 38

Whitman-Hanson 56, Silver Lake 36

GYMNASTICS

Masconomet 148.1, Peabody 112.9

BOYS HOCKEY

Beverly 4, Marblehead 0

Bishop Feehan 2, Bishop Fenwick 2

BC High 5, Xaverian 2

Dracut/Tyngsboro 6, Haverhill 3

Hamilton-Wenham 4, Pentucket 3 (ot)

Littleton 5, Gardner 2

Lowell Catholic 3, Arlington Catholic 2

St. John’s (S) 5, Malden Catholic 1

Scituate 3, North Quincy 1

GIRLS HOCKEY

Andover 3, HPNA 3 (ot)

Austin Prep 3, Bishop Fenwick 0

Latin Academy/Fontbonne 3, Abp. Williams 2

Newburyport 2, Beverly 2

W-H/Silver Lake 3, Marshfield 1

BOYS SWIMMING

Duxbury 85, Pembroke 53

Hanover/Marshfield 95, Plymouth 62

Plymouth 79, Brockton 72

Scituate 96, Plymouth 53

CO-ED SWIMMING

Marblehead 88, Salem 51

Marblehead 108, Peabody 67

GIRLS SWIMMING

Duxbury 89, Pembroke 70

Hanover/Marshfield 101, Plymouth 82

Plymouth 97, Brockton 52

Scituate 87, Plymouth 83

 

SUNDAY’S HIGHLIGHTS

BOYS BASKETBALL

Patrick White piled up 21 points, 13 rebounds and five assists and Mike Henricksen added 16 points and eight boards as Apponequet posted a 58-54 win in overtime against South Coast Conference foe Fairhaven. …Behind 18 points from Kyle Blanchard, Seekonk edged Old Rochester, 52-50.

Matty Boen had a monster game, exploding for a career-high 38 points with nine rebounds, six assists and three steals, to lead Mansfield past Sharon, 77-60, in the Hockomock League.

Playing for the third straight day, Archbishop Williams (10-3) got 21 points and 10 rebounds from Andre Mills and 20 points and 10 rebounds from Jack McCarthy in a 79-55 win over Cristo Rey.

Keenan Rudy-Phol scored 19 points as Lowell Catholic (5-0) remained unbeaten with a 57-41 win over Nashoba Tech in the Commonwealth Athletic Conference.

Vanilton Xavier scored 15 points as Brockton rolled to an 85-41 nonleague win over Abington.

Rocco DeSantes scored 17 points as Marshfield defeated Duxbury, 57-50, in the Patriot League.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Hopkinton had three players score in double figures in a 53-43 Tri-Valley League win over Dedham. Kiki Fossbender had 14 points, Caroline Connell 11 and Lauren Cho 10 for the Hillers to offset a 25-point effort from Avery O’Connor for the Marauders.

Abby Lens had a big afternoon for Apponequet, scoring 26 points in a 51-41 victory over Case in the South Coast Conference.

Reese Codero led the way with 16 points for Whitman-Hanson in a 56-36 victory over Silver Lake in the Patriot League.

Meg Gordon paced Attleboro with 20 points, Emma Reilly had 15 and Ryan Johnson chipped in 13 in a 64-50 Hockomock League win over King Philip.

GYMNASTICS

Powered by a score of 38.1 in the all-around from freshman Bella Misiura, Masconomet registered a 148.1-112.9 win over Peabody

BOYS HOCKEY

Dom Valente’s second goal of the day was the game-winner as Lowell Catholic knocked off Arlington Catholic, 3-2.

Evan McBrien had a pair of goals, including an empty-netter to seal it, as Scituate (7-1) came away with a 3-1 win over North Quincy in the Patriot League.

St. John’s (S) got goals from five different sources, including a goal and an assist from both Mitch Albert and Damon Myers, in a 5-1 win over Malden Catholic in Catholic Conference play.

GIRLS HOCKEY

Sabina Axelrod and Isabel Hulse each scored shorthanded goals while Madison Viitands struck on the power play for Austin Prep (6-0-1) in a 3-0 win over Bishop Fenwick in the Catholic Central.

CO-ED SWIMMING

The quartet of Cole Brooks, Theo Chemel, Jack Grady and Brian Coleman broke school records in both the 200-yard medley and freestyle relays as Marblehead swept Salem and Peabody in a virtual tri-meet.

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