Marblehead’s boys soccer team continued to roll, defeating the Vikings, 5-1, last Friday. Better yet – talk about versatility – five goals were scored by five players in David Magen, Miles Fontela-Tuttle, Jared Halpern, Ilan Druker, and Luke Miller.
Druker dished out four assists, while Halpern assisted Druker’s tally.
On the girls’ side the same evening, Marblehead bounced back against Winthrop, 6-0, after a narrow defeat against Danvers on Thursday. The Magicians’ top goal-scorer, Callie Gilmore (12 goals this season), scored a brace.
Courtney Hitscherich registered one goal and two assists, while teammate Sydney Ball also found the back of the net. Paige Fletcher and Liv Niles each recorded their first varsity goals to cap off what was, frankly, a perfect night for Marblehead’s soccer programs.
CROSS COUNTRY
Marblehead’s boys (7-0) finished off the regular season with a 20-40 win over host Peabody, securing the regular season Northeastern Conference championship. The team was led by the 1-2 combination of seniors Nate Assa and Will Cerrutti. Jacob Szalewicz finished fourth.
David Alpert, Victor Pechhold, and Peter Sullivan delivered strong performances as well, finishing sixth, seventh, and eighth, respectively.
VOLLEYBALL
Marblehead 3
Danvers 2
After a “slow start” on Tuesday, according to Marblehead coach Killeen Miller, her Magicians (11-6) rebounded from an 0-2 deficit to win in scores of 23-25, 16-25, 25-14, 25-20, and 15-13.
Sydney Faris was solid from the serving line, finishing with eight aces and adding five digs. Lila Moniz (13 kills), Greta Sachs (9), and Sammy Walker (6) stepped up offensively, while sophomore setters Erin Wilder (13 assists) and Sydney DaSilva (9) controlled the offense.
FOOTBALL
St. John’s Prep 36
Malden Catholic 6
Just two hours after The Prep’s Athletic Hall-of-Fame breakfast ceremony, the 6-0 football team rolled to a 30-point win against Malden Catholic at Glatz Field in Danvers. Freshman quarterback Chris Vargas (14-for-16, 145 yards, 3 TD) led the way alongside Merrick Barlow, who hauled in two touchdown passes.
GOLF
In last week’s North Sectionals, Marblehead finished in a tie for seventh place out of 14 teams. Marty Ryan (83) and Greyson Leventhal (83) were the Magicians’ top shooters.
