HAMILTON – The Hamilton-Wenham boys basketball team defeated Manchester-Essex 66-58 Friday night to win a Cape Ann League title. The Generals are 12-2, one of their losses came at Manchester-Essex earlier this season.
Mike DiMarino – Head Coach Hamilton-Wenham Boys Basketball with Bill Newell (Pre-game)
Endicott Men’s Hockey Wins, details below
Boys Basketball
Everett 62 Beverly 49
Medford 53 Lynn Classical 48
Lynn English 72 Danvers 52
Marblehead 59 Peabody 54
Salem 66 Revere 54
Winthrop 68 Swampscott 46
Somerville 63 Saugus 33
Malden 75 Gloucester 60
St. Mary’s 55 Cardinal Spellman 52
St. John’s Prep 60 B.C. High 48
Xaverian at Malden Catholic
Hamilton-Wenham 66 Manchester-Essex 58
Masconomet 63 Newburyport 51
Ipswich 55 Georgetown 39
Lynnfield 77 North Reading 65
Rockport at Amesbury
Triton 59 Pentucket 44
Lynn Tech 69 Northeast 58
Girls Basketball
Lynn Classical 53 Medford 25
Everett 65 Beverly 58
Peabody 44 Marblehead 22
Danvers 42 Lynn English 36
Swampscott 41 Winthrop 39
Revere at Salem
Saugus 67 Somerville 52
Malden at Gloucester
Bishop Fenwick 38 Austin Prep 32
St. Mary’s 66 Cardinal Spellman 42
Masconomet 48 Newburyport 42
Pentucket 46 Triton 14
Ipswich 53 Georgetown 52
Lynnfield at North Reading
Hamilton-Wenham 48 Manchester-Essex 42 (OT)
Matignon 72 Rockport 37
Northeast 41 Lynn Tech 23
Essex Tech at Whittier
Boys Hockey
Beverly 1, Westfield 1
Girls Hockey
Marblehead 7 Oakmont 0
Endicott Men’s Hockey Wins
BOSTON — The No. 9/10 Endicott men’s ice hockey team defeated Suffolk University, 7-3, on Friday night in a conference matchup at the Emmons Horrigan O’Neil Rink.
Endicott raced out to a 4-1 lead after one period of play behind a pair of goals from Lloyd Hayes (West Newbury, Mass.), and solo tallies via Cam Bleck (Lake Forrest, Ill.) and Daniel Kucerovy (Bethel Park, Pa.) and never looked back.
The Gulls added three more goals over the final two periods to close out the victory.
Mark Specia (Ringwood, N.J.) stopped 18 shots to improve to 9-1-0 on the season. Meanwhile, Michael Levine (Clarendon Hill, Ill.) made 27 saves in the loss (8-8-2).
BEYOND THE BOX SCORE
Bleck’s goal – which came 16-seconds into the contest – marks the fastest goal scored in program history. The previous program record was 28-seconds set by Ross Olsson (Billerica, Mass.) against Becker on November 10, 2017 (W, 12-2).
The Gulls also saw Olsson score once in the second, and Logan Day (Seminole, Fla.) and Josh Bowes (Edmonton, Alberta) both find the back of the net in the third.
Endicott is 8-2-1 on the road this season.
FOR THE FOES
Mikhail Bryan (Dayton, Ohio), Jack Kelly (Arlington, Mass.), and Matt Bucher (Cromwell, Conn.) scored for the Rams.
Will Ribas (Westwood, Mass.) had three saves in 7:30 of action off the bench.
WHAT’S NEXT
No. 9/10 Endicott (16-4-2, 12-3-0 CCC) hosts Suffolk University (8-11-2, 5-9-1 CCC) tomorrow at 3 PM to complete the home-and-home series with the Rams.
The Gulls will also honor five their five seniors tomorrow – Connor Costello (Nottingham, N.H.), Logan Day (Seminole, Fla.), Connor Frazier (Reading, Mass.), Jack Musil (Hull, England), and Anthony Petrella (Hilton, N.Y.) – with a pre-game ceremony at center ice.
Revere Girls Basketball is 10-3, they are in the state tournament
