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10 Props for Nelson WEEKLYNEWS.NET - 978-532-5880 OCTOBER 11, 2018 Fenwick football team gives Williams nothing PHOTO | BOB ELLIS/UMASS LOWELL ATHLETICS A hat trick against Binghamton by Peabody’s Emily Nelson has earned her America East Rookie of the Week honors. This is her second Rookie of the Week award of the season. She scored three goals in a span of 15 minutes in the River Hawks’ 3-1 win against Binghamton on Sunday. Nelson also had a big game in UMass Lowell’s double overtime tie against New Hampshire, playing all 110 minutes and attempting a pair of shots. She now leads the team in goals with seven and sits at third in minutes played. Nelson and the River Hawks are back at it against Maine this Thursday at Cushing Field. Complimentary ROUNDUP The Bishop Fenwick football team blanked Archbishop Williams, 28-0, on the road Friday night. With the victory, Fenwick improved to 4-1 this season, 2-0 in Catholic Central League play. Chrys Wilson threw two touchdown passes, one of five yards to Ethan Gonzalez and a 49-yard toss to Keegan O’Connor. Wilson completed 5-of-6 pass attempts for 78 yards. Jason Roman completed 7-of-8 pass attempts for 82 yards. David Cifuentes ran the ball 13 times for 47 yards and scored two touchdowns. Cifuentes went 4-for-4 on PAT’s. “Our defense played well,” Crusaders coach Dave Woods said. “It was a little similar to last week’s second half. Our offense only ran seven plays in the first half and about 30 for Call 978-777-5000 or register online at www.RetirementCtr.com the whole game. The defense was on the field for a good part of the night and they didn’t give up any points or many first downs.” Fenwick visits Malden Catholic Friday, Oct. 12 (7 p.m.). “It’s a big challenge,” Woods said. “It’s a big step up. That’s a team used to playing against tougher competition than we play against so we’ll see how we can do.” VOLLEYBALL Ham-Wenham 3, Peabody 2 The Tanners took it five sets Monday night on the road, but couldn’t come away with the win. The set scores were 25-10, 17-25, 22-25, 25-18, 14-16. Alexa Flewelling and Ava LaValle each had 12 kills in the win, while Rachel Coleman added an impressive 30 assists. Tatiana Correia contributed an equally impressive 31 digs, while Jonalyn Carpenter added four kills and two blocks. Peabody 3, Revere 0 At Peabody Friday, the Tanners (7-3) won in straight sets, 25-19, 25-17 and 25-17. Martyna Kot tallied 11 aces and five kills, Flewelling added 10 kills, Coleman totalled 22 assists and four aces, Ava LaValle contributed with seven kills and three blocks, and Danielle Diantgikis played a solid game. Peabody 3, English 1 Behind a big game by Correia (14 service points, three aces, 15 digs, kill), the Tanners earned a solid road win Oct. 2. Kot also had a solid game on the back line with six digs, five aces, three assists and two kills, Coleman dished out 15 assists. LaValle and Flewelling each had five kills and Olivia Kiricoples had four. Diantgikas had three digs and a kill, Carpenter had two kills and Samantha Wallace chipped in with one. For English, Merily Folestal and Julia Somaiy played well. “We knew coming into this game that it was going to be challenging, as Peabody is a very good team,” said English coach Mike Haddad. BOYS SOCCER Fenwick 4, Winthrop 0 Sean Kern’s hat trick doomed the Vikings in a non-conference game Monday at Donaldson Stadium. Kern has scored 11 goals this season. Brian Harrington also scored a goal for Fenwick, which improved to 5-5-1. FIELD HOCKEY Peabody 2, Everett 0 It took a bit longer than the Peabody field hockey team had hoped but with a 2-0 win over Everett Oct. 3, the Tanners earned their first win of the 2018 season. The win also marks the first victory for first-year Peabody coach Tawny Palmieri. “Everyone on the varsity team played and contributed to the win tonight,” Palmieri said. “JV also win their first game too. All around the program had a great night and played the best they have as a team so far.” Sophie Izzo and Bella Decicco each had a goal in the victory, while Hailee Monies had two assists. Goalie Sydney Branga earned the shutout in net. HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULE Retirement Planning 101 in 2 Parts Thursdays: Oct 11 & 18 | Nov 8 & 15 Protect Family Assets from the Nursing Home Tuesday: Oct 16 Long Term Care Insurance Tuesday: Oct 23 Secure your Legacy with an Inherited IRA Trust. Thursday: Oct 25 Social Security Strategies Wednesday: Nov 14 Philippe E. Berthoud and William E. Riquier are Investment Advisory Representatives offering Securities and Advisory Services through United Planners Financial Services. Member: FINRA, SIPC. The Retirement Financial Center and United Planners are independent companies. Thursday, Oct. 11 Field hockey Gloucester at Peabody, 4 Golf Beverly at Peabody, 4 Williams at Fenwick, 3 Volleyball Peabody at Beverly, 5 Fenwick at Arl. Cath. 5:30 Friday, Oct. 12 Girls soccer Swampscott at Peabody, 4 Boys soccer Peabody at Beverly, 4 Field hockey CATERING TAKE-OUT •Dinners • Sandwiches • Salads • Daily Specials 978-532-2791 santoros.com Fenwick at Swampscott, 3:45 Football Malden at Peabody, 7 Fenwick at Malden Cath., 7 Saturday, Oct. 13 Boys soccer Billerica at Peabody, 3 Sunday, Oct. 14 No events scheduled Monday, Oct. 15 Boys soccer Austin Prep at Fenwick, 5:30 Girls soccer Fenwick at Austin Prep, 3:45 Golf Fenwick at Arl. Cath., 3 Field hockey Fenwick at Monomoy, 4 Tuesday, Oct. 16 Golf Spellman at Fenwick, 3 Cross country Fenwick at St. Mary’s, 3:30 Volleyball Fenwick at St. Mary’s, 5:30 Wednesday, Oct. 17 Boys soccer Williams at Fenwick, 6
OCTOBER 11, 2018 WEEKLYNEWS.NET - 978-532-5880 11 Peabody boys reel in Gloucester By Mike Alongi PEABODY — After getting off to a slow start, the Peabody boys soccer team got its act together and battled to a 6-2 win over Gloucester at Coley Lee Field Monday evening. The Tanners had six different goal scorers, something coach Stan McKeen was very pleased with. “We had six different guys score today and that’s really what we’ve been looking for this year,” said McKeen. “Everyone contributed today, and it was a great team effort all the way around after a poor start.” Johnny Alves scored one goal and dished one assist to lead the way, while Ramon Falcao, Michael Tansey, Tulio Nascimento, Noah Surman and Josh Atemkeng each scored once. For Gloucester, Andrea Napoli and Andrew Coelho each scored one goal, while Elijah Elliot tallied two assists. The Fishermen appeared to be the fresher team for the first 15 minutes, moving the ball all over the field as Peabody defenders chased behind. It was only after Gloucester scored on a great cross from Elliot to Napoli that the Tanners seemed to wake up. Prep boys soccer pulls away from Xaverian PHOTO | ANNE MARIE TOBIN Keeper Will Machado makes a last-second save at the end of the first half of Monday night’s game. “I gave them two days off without practice, and you saw how we started the game,” said McKeen. “But the guys were able to get their act together and make plays out there.” After several minutes of backand-forth play, Peabody finally began to gain a foothold. Then, the Tanners got a much-needed spark from Alves. After the Tanners cleared the ball all the way into the offensive zone, the senior captain simply outran everyone to catch up to the ball and put a solid shot past the Gloucester keeper to tie the score at 1. That started a string of goals for Peabody, with two more scores coming over the next three minutes. Both goals came on set plays, with Falcao netting one on a free kick and Tansey scoring on a corner kick that was perfectly set up by Alves. After the dust settled at the end of the first half, Peabody led 3-1. “Scoring a bunch of goals on set plays is huge for us, because we really work on that,” said McKeen. “You can tell the kind of time we put into those plays when they work out so well for us.” The Tanners continued to put the pressure on at the start of the second half, scoring less than 10 minutes in. This time it was Nascimento, who cleaned up a bouncing ball in the offensive zone and found the back of the net to make it 4-1. Gloucester finally got one back just a couple minutes later when Elliot made another stellar pass into the offensive zone. He found the foot of Coelho this time, who fired a shot into the net to get the score back to a two-goal deficit. About 10 minutes later, Surman scored on a corner kick to once again give Peabody a three-goal advantage. Atemkeng added a goal with just under seven minutes remaining to seal the 6-2 victory for the Tanners. Now at 4-2-1, Peabody still has a tough week ahead with three more games. “We’ll get back to practice and work on some things,” McKeen said. By Harold Rivera DANVERS —- It took the St. John’s Prep soccer team a full half to catch steam and find its footing during Wednesday afternoon’s Catholic Conference tilt against Xaverian. But once the Eagles moved in the right direction, the Hawks couldn’t keep pace. St. John’s used a three-goal rally in the second half to earn a 4-2 win over Xaverian at Cronin Stadium. “I don’t think we played particularly well in the first half but we definitely made the adjustments we needed to,” Eagles coach Dave Crowell said. “The kids played great in the second half. It’s a matter of playing with urgency for 80 minutes as opposed to 10 minutes here and five minutes there. They have to put that together for an entire half which I think we did in the second half.” Junior midfielder Garrison Jorge led St. John’s with two goals, while junior midfielder/ forward Kuol Majok and junior midfielder Jack Hausler each found the back of the net once. Senior goalie Christian Buckley of Peabody earned the start in net and kept Xaverian off the scoreboard until the Hawks closed the game with two unanswered goals in the latter part of the second half. It didn’t take long for the Eagles to score the game’s first goal, as Jorge fired a shot into the back of the net just three minutes into the game for the 1-0 St. John’s lead. Things quieted down from there, however, and neither team managed much offensively for the remainder of the first half. The Eagles held their 1-0 lead at halftime. Jorge boosted St. John’s edge to 2-0 with his second goal of the game, this time just two minutes into the second half. “Garrison missed the game Monday (4-3 loss to Silver Lake),” Crowell said. “We’re not a very big team, physically. He gives us size in the middle that we need. He wins a lot of balls and he scored two goals today.” Majok’s goal gave the Eagles a 3-0 lead with 30:57 remaining in the game. Hausler picked up a deflected save and tipped it into the net with 16:32 to play, placing Xaverian in a 4-0 deficit. “We finished our chances,” Crowell said. “We had a number in the first half that we didn’t put away. Mainly I attribute it to the step up in intensity. “Xaverian’s a good, physical team. We matched their physicality more in the second half. With us, it’s more mental than physical. They’re working hard. We gave the ball away a lot in the first half with poor passing. We cleaned that up in the second half so that was a big difference.” Xaverian’s Tom Stack put the Hawks on the scoreboard when he scored on a penalty kick with 15:48 left in the game. Michael Olohan added Xaverian’s second goal 90 seconds later, but the Hawks’ rally was too little too late and St. John’s walked away with the 4-2 win. The Eagles improved to 6-2-1 on the season. “We’re 4-0-1 in the Catholic Conference and we’re always looking to win that, so this is a big win for us,” Crowell said. “We’re beginning to get to a point now where we can start thinking about seeding. With two losses at home, that’s going to be tough. But if we can win out, you never know.” WE’RE EXPANDING! GRADES 6-12 FIND YOUR AUTHENTIC SELF AT ST. MARY’S LYNN APPLY, ENROLL, and be part of our FUTURE Join Us at our Fall Open House Events on October 14, 12:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. and November 13, 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Register at stmaryslynn.com/openhouse 35 Tremont Street, Lynn, MA 01902 | stmaryslynn.com
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