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10 WEEKLYNEWS.NET - 978-532-5880 MARCH 23, 2017 2017 NISSAN SENTRA S Automatic, Power Windows & Locks, Bluetooth, Cruise Control, Keyless Entry Alarm, A/C & more! APR for 72 Months in lieu of rebate LEASE $ 95 ONLY 24 MONTHS Recent College Grad. and Military Available -$500 in addition to Kelly Savings of $3,035 $ 15,490 BUY MSRP: $19,025. $1,999 cash or trade down. Kelly Savings and rebates -$3,035. Model #12017. VIN : 3N1AB7AP7HY217388 VIN : 3N1AB7AP3HY242403. VIN : 3N1AB7APXHL638342 2017 NISSAN ALTIMA 2.5 S Bluetooth, Power Seat, Steering Wheel Audio & Cruise Controls, Intelligent Key Security System & more!! APR for 72 Months in lieu of rebate 2017 NISSAN ROGUE S AWD Backup Camera, Keyless Entry Security, Bluetooth, XM Audio, Nissan Connect Mobile Apps & more! APR for 72 Months in lieu of rebate 2017 NISSAN FRONTIER SV 4X4 CREW CAB Backup Camera, Rear Sonar, Bedliner, Keyless Entry, Bluetooth, Heated Seats and more! LEASE $ 139 ONLY 24 MONTHS Recent College Grad. and Military Available $ 18,590 BUY -$500 in addition to Kelly Savings of $4,530 MSRP: $24,520. Kelly Savings and rebates -$4,530 Model #13117. $1,999 cash or trade down.VIN : 1N4AL3AP3HN303688. VIN : 1N4AL3APXHC138220. VIN : 1N4AL3AP0HC108630 2017 NISSAN PATHFINDER S 4X4 Dual Climate Control, Bluetooth, Keyless Entry Alarm, Backup Camera, and more! APR for 36 Months in lieu of rebate LEASE $ 139 ONLY 24 MONTHS Recent College Grad. and Military Available $ 22,990 BUY -$500 in addition to Kelly Savings of $3,160 MSRP: $26,650. Kelly Rebates and savings -$3,160 Model #22217 $2,999 cash or trade down VIN : JN8AT2MV2HW013603. VIN : JN8AT2MVXHW012229. VIN : JN8AT2MV7HW257909 LEASE $ 159 ONLY 24 MONTHS 2017 NISSAN MURANO S AWD Navigation, Bluetooth, Intelligent Key, Backup Camera, Nissan Connect with Mobile Apps & more! Recent College Grad. and Military Available $ 28,490 BUY -$500 in addition to Kelly Savings of $2,880 MSRP: $31,870. Kelly Savings and rebates -$2,880 $2,999 cash or trade down. Model #32217 VIN : 1N6AD0EV9HN728697 VIN : 1N6AD0EV1HN717242 VIN : 1N6AD0EV4HN727540 APR for 72 Months in lieu of rebate LEASE $ 169 ONLY 24 MONTHS Recent College Grad. and Military Available $ 25,990 BUY -$750 in addition to Kelly Savings of $6,580 MSRP: $33,525. Kelly Savings and rebates -$6,580 $1,999 cash or trade down. Model #25017 VIN : 5N1DR2MM7HC644522 VIN : 5N1DR2MM0HC645799. VIN : 5N1DR2MM5HC632417 CANNOT BE COMBINED WITH ANY OTHER OFFERS. No cash value. Present coupon or phone photo of coupon when ordering to our Parts Department. Mass. state tax additional. Waste disposal fees (if any) additional. In stock only. Does not apply to other purchases. Limit one coupon per person. Valid only at Kelly Nissan of Lynnfield. Offer expires 3/31/2017 LEASE $ 229 $ Recent College Grad. and Military Available -$750 ONLY 36 MONTHS BUY26,490 in addition to Kelly Savings of $5,935 MSRP $33,175. $2,999 cash or trade down Model #23017.Kelly Rebates & Savings -$5,935. Model#23017 VIN : 5N1AZ2MH0HN124771. VIN : 5N1AZ2MH6HN107957 *On select models. All leases 12,000 miles per year. 1st payment, acq. fee tax, title, reg, admin fees additional Offers include Kelly discount and all available Nissan rebate(s). In stock models only. NMAC credit approval required. 0% APR in lieu of all rebates for up to 60 months on most models. 1.99% APR available for 48 months with tier 1 credit approval. Ends 3/31/2017 2015 NISSAN VERSA NOTE Power Accessories, Bluetoothl Factory Certified, Stock #1183 2015 NISSAN SENTRA SR Backup Camera, Alloy Wheels, Bluetooth, Factory Certified. Stock #1190 2014 NISSAN ROGUE S Backup Camera, Power Accessories, Bluetooth, Factory Certified. Stock #1208 2013 NISSAN MURANO S Power Accessories, Alloy Wheels, Bluetooth, Factory Certified. Stock #1186 $ 10,585 $ 13,957 $ 17,957 $ 17,957 2013 NISSAN JUKE SV Navigation, Backup Camera, Sunroof, Alloys, Factory Certified. Stock #1207 2016 NISSAN JUKE S Backup Camera, Alloy Wheels, Power Accessories, Factory Certified. Stock #1194 2016 NISSAN ALTIMA 3.5V6 SL Navigation, Sunroof, Backup Camera, Heated Leather, Factory Certified. Stock #1193 2016 NISSAN QUEST SV Power Sliding Doors, Alloy Wheels, Backup Camera, Factory Certified. Stock #1195 $ 15,957 $ 17,976 $ 21,544 $ 23,741 Tax, title, reg. admin fees additional. In stock models only. Ends 3/31/2017. Se Habla Español. Falamos • Portugues. 781.598.1234 Route 1 North, Lynnfield nissanlynnfield.com
MARCH 23, 2017 WEEKLYNEWS.NET - 978-532-5880 11 Sports PHOTOS | ANNE MARIE TOBIN Nick Kinnon is working with assistant coach Adam Dell’aria on a resistance drill. At right, boys lacrosse seniors are, from left, Jimmy Whalen, Kingsley Corona (captain), David Mineo and Ryan Freitas. Now batting: spring sports By Anne Marie Tobin There is nothing like a sunny spring day to chase away the winter blues. Unless you live on the North Shore, where a late winter blizzard a week ago Tuesday buried the region with snow. The storm dumped anywhere from 10-12 inches, leaving many area high school athletic directors scrambling to schedule indoor space for spring season tryouts, which began on Monday. In Lynnfield, the boys and girls track teams and the boys lacrosse team took advantage of the 50-plus degree temperatures on Monday and Tuesday, running outdoors, stretching indoors in the gym, and working on proper techniques. The boys lacrosse team was in its customary location, working on conditioning and stick skills in the student parking lot in the late afternoon, while the girls team was inside the gym at night. The baseball team had a strong turnout and worked out in the gym, while the softball team was at the middle school in double sessions. Coach Peter Marinelli was disappointed with the small turnout. “This is as frustrated as I have ever been, and that says a lot,” said Marinelli. “I mean, I was at Brookline High when we lost 59 straight games, and it wasn’t as disappointing. We had only 10 girls in the first session for 9th and 10th graders, and only seven in the second session for juniors, seniors and returning players, so unless something changes, it looks like we will be down to just one team this season.” As of Tuesday afternoon, all Lynnfield fields were still covered in snow and likely would remain snow covered through the weekend after cold temperatures returned to the region Wednesday. The boys lacrosse team was scheduled for a scrimmage day this Saturday. “I don’t know, we know we aren’t allowed to shovel the field, so hopefully we can get the games in,” senior captain Kingsley Corona said. “We have a pretty good turnout, but we lost several guys to track, so the sooner we can get out there and see what we have the better.” Athletic director Michael Bierwirth said Lynnfield is ahead of the curve when it comes to baseball and softball. “Everyone is in the same situation with lacrosse and tennis, but with baseball and softball, with the turf fields, the minute the snow is gone, the fields are playable, which Softball pitcher Hayley O’Brien warms up during tryouts Monday. isn’t the case with teams that have grass fields,” he said. The girls tennis team had a limited practice on the middle school courts. “I knew we could get out on at least one court that was clear, so we had both the varsity and junior varsity teams practice outside for about an hour and a half,” coach Craig Stone said. “The boys team had a meeting, but rumor has it the DPW will be getting out the snowblowers and clearing the courts today (Tuesday), so hopefully we will have full access, unless we get the snow the weather people are starting to talk about for the weekend.” In Peabody, most of the tryouts were held in the field house, which was jam packed Monday and Tuesday from 2 o’clock through nearly 10 p.m. The boys lacrosse team kicked off the week of tryouts at 2 p.m. with a solid turnout of about 45 candidates. Girls lacrosse followed from 4-6 p.m. following which girls softball (6-8) and baseball (8-9:30) held their first session. With the high school courts still snowed under, both tennis teams did not practice. “We still don’t know if there will be enough kids to have a boys team, but we are doing everything we can to spread the word and get a few more kids to come out,” athletic director Phil Sheridan said. “They have struggled with numbers the last few years, and it’s tough to find the kids who want to play, but we are hoping to be able to get enough to keep the team going.” The lacrosse team is scheduled to host its annual jamboree for the benefit of the Bruce Lerch Memorial Scholarship fund beginning at 8 a.m. on Saturday. Senior captains Tim January, Jake Destefano and Nick Merryman were adamant that neither rain, nor snow nor sleet would keep the team from its appointed date. “We will be playing no matter what,” January said during a break on Monday. “If we have to shovel the field ourselves, that’s what we will do, said Destefano, with Merryman nodding in agreement. The spring season is the most challenging in terms of weather. The MIAA is considering a proposal to move the start date for the season back a week to the fourth Monday in March to allow for better weather and field conditions and reduce tournament conflicts that seniors have with graduations, proms and awards nights. The proposal, submitted by Dartmouth High athletic director Jeff Caron (who also submitted a proposal to move the winter start date season back a week) claims that by moving the season back a week, those conflicts along with the associated distractions, would disappear because spring tournaments would not begin until after senior weeks. “Most Massachusetts schools have senior weeks and graduations during a three-week period, so I’m not sure that moving the season start in either direction would solve the problem,” MIAA spokesperson Nathan Bonneau said. “It may help, but the rationale behind this proposal really is more about field readiness so that game postponements due to bad weather of fields not being available would likely be reduced.” Don’t hold your breath waiting for anything to change; the proposal has not been favorably received. So far, 17 sports committees have voted on the proposal with only one (gymnastics) approving it. Of the six spring sports committees that have voted, the proposal has been overwhelmingly rejected by a combined 0-72-1 margin.
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