FRIDAY’S RESULTS
BOYS BASKETBALL
Andover 66, North Andover 47
Apponequet 58, Seekonk 56
Arlington 68, Woburn 48
Attleboro 55, Foxboro 33
Austin Prep 71, Cathedral 54
Bishop Feehan 77, Cardinal Spellman 39
Bishop Fenwick 76, Abp. Williams 75 (ot)
Boston Latin 55, Cambridge 52
Brockton 66, Bridgewater-Raynham 58
Burke 68, Brighton 48
Central Catholic 52, Lowell 51
Chelmsford 65, Dracut 58
Concord-Carlisle 58, Weston 57
Latin Academy 66, Fenway 47
Lowell Catholic 66, Northeast 46
Hingham 67, Hanover 48
Lowell Catholic 66, Northeast 46
Marblehead 64, Winthrop 43
Marshfield 62, Pembroke 47
Medfield 58, Ashland 41
Medway 63, Hopkinton 59
Monomoy 66, Falmouth Academy 23
Nantucket 65, Sandwich 55
Newton South 66, Wayland 48
North Reading 80, Rockport 46
Norwell 36, Mashpee 34
Plymouth North 47, Quincy 36
Randolph 63, Carver 52
St. John’s (S) 55, Xaverian 41
Snowden 55, New Mission 49
South Shore Voke 65, South Shore Christian 36
Sturgis West 44, John Paul II 40
Watertown 82, Wilmington 59
West Bridgewater 62, Bishop Connolly 55
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Amesbury 57, Pentucket 50
Andover 33, North Andover 23
Abp. Williams 55, Cathedral 42
Bedford 42, Waltham 37
Beverly 44, Peabody 38
Boston Latin 53, Cambridge 45
Boston United 37, Madison Park 35
Chelmsford 55, Dracut 33
Cohasset 48, Mashpee 44
Concord-Carlisle 50, Weston 31
Danvers 64, Salem Academy 37
Dighton-Rehoboth 61, Somerset Berkley 31
Falmouth 53, Dennis-Yarmouth 28
Greater Lowell 36, Shawsheen 34
Hingham 54, Plymouth South 29
Lowell Catholic 60, Innovation Academy 20
Marblehead 30, Winthrop 26
Medfield 62, Ashland 37
Millis 60, Norton 28
Monomoy 44, Falmouth Academy 32
New Mission 41, East Boston 13
Newton South 37, Wayland 34
Norwell 51, East Bridgewater 29
Old Rochester 40, Apponequet 39
Pentucket 42, Amesbury 23
Rockland 44, Middleboro 36
Sandwich 69, Nantucket 31
Scituate 51, Whitman-Hanson 45
South Shore Tech 53, South Shore Christian 39
Tyngsboro 54, St. Bernard’s 44
Westwood 48, Holliston 25
Wilmington 42, Watertown 27
BOYS HOCKEY
Abington 7, East Bridgewater 0
Barnstable 6, Nauset 1
BC High 3, St. John’s (S) 1
Catholic Memorial 2, St. John’s Prep 2
Chelmsford 5, Dracut/Tyngsboro 2
Dartmouth 1, Durfee 0
Dover-Sherborn 3, Holliston 2
North Attleboro 4, Stoughton 0
Norwood 3, Medway 2
Sandwich 3, Martha’s Vineyard 1
Triton 3, North Reading 2
Waltham 2, Newton South 1 (ot)
GIRLS HOCKEY
Medfield 1, Medway Co-op 1
Nauset 2, Dennis-Yarmouth 1
BOYS SWIMMING
Dover-Sherborn 91, Norwell 79
GIRLS SWIMMING
Dover-Sherborn 105, Norwell 53
GYMNASTICS
Central Catholic 133.3, Lowell 122.55
FRIDAY’S HIGHLIGHTS
BOYS BASKETBALL
Lence Altenor erupted for 35 points to surpass 1,000 points in his career as Austin Prep took a 71-54 win over Cathedral in the Catholic Central League. … Alex Gonzalez hit a key free throw at the end of overtime and Max Grenert tallied 23 points as Bishop Fenwick edged Archbishop Williams, 76-75.
Aidan Melton scored 28 points and Dan Gould added 10 rebounds as Monomoy cruised to a 66-23 win over Falmouth Academy in the Cape and Islands League.
Julian Llopiz finished with 20 points, leading Plymouth North to a 47-36 victory over Quincy in the Patriot Cup. … Curtis Waisgerber scored 15 points as Marshfield handled Pembroke, 64-47.
Billy Lally scored 15 points, while teammate Matt Veiga added 14 as South Shore Voke defeated South Shore Christian, 65-36, in a nonleague contest.
Charlie Griffin hit the go-ahead triple with 21 seconds left, capping off Ryan Sutliff’s 21 points as Boston Latin took a long-awaited win over Cambridge, 55-52, in the Dual County League. … Tyler Jameau’s conventional 3-point play with 4.9 seconds left gave Concord-Carlisle a 58-57 win over Weston.
Sam Ortega and Luke McFadyen had near double-doubles with 12 points and seven rebounds each, pacing Lowell Catholic (9-1) to a 66-46 Commonwealth Athletic Conference win over Northeast.
In the Northeastern Conference, Kipp Schauder notched 15 points as Marblehead (6-4) topped Winthrop, 64-43.
Patrick White erupted for a double-double, scoring 33 points while grabbing 18 boards, as Apponequet advanced to the South Coast Conference finals with a thrilling 58-56 victory over Seekonk.
Dennis Ho led a balanced attack with 18 points as Arlington (7-2) defeated Woburn, 68-48, in the Middlesex League.
Nick Tedesco scored 21 points as Chelmsford defeated Dracut, 65-58, in the Merrimack Valley Conference.
Abdulahi Aden registered 17 points while Benny Martinez had 14 points with 10 rebounds as Latin Academy (6-0) beat Fenway, 66-47, in the Boston City League. … Ramsay Checo had 26 points and Ethan Daleba added 24 as Burke defeated Brighton, 68-48.
Evan Houle had 13 points, five assists and five steals as Attleboro defeated Foxboro, 55-33, in the Hockomock League.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
In South Shore League action, sophomores Grace Oliver (12 points) and Chloe Richardson (11 points) provided the offense, carrying Norwell to a 51-29 victory over East Bridgewater. … Julia Elie racked up 18 points as Rockland defeated Middleboro, 44-36.
Emily D’Ambrosio scored 27 points and Ella Damon added 11 as Dighton-Rehoboth rolled to a 61-31 win over Somerset Berkley in the South Coast Conference.
Kylie DuCharme posted a double-double with 19 points and 17 rebounds as Wilmington defeated Watertown, 42-27, in the Middlesex League.
Mersede Comtois-Pena took over the fourth quarter with eight of her 16 points, leading Greater Lowell (5-3) to a comeback, 36-34 Commonwealth Athletic Conference win over Shawsheen. … Charlotte Morey scored 15 points and Emily Cushion added 12 points as Lowell Catholic beat Innovation Academy, 60-20.
Elise Carter had 14 points and Angie Coletti chipped in with nine as Archbishop Williams defeated Cathedral, 55-42, in the first round of the Catholic Central League Cup.
Meghan Goode dropped 21 points on five 3-pointers to propel Chelmsford past Merrimack Valley Conference foe Dracut, 55-33. … Amelia Hanscom tallied 19 points for Andover in a 33-23 win over North Andover.
Amaris Mills provided the majority of Newton South’s (9-2) offense, scoring 28 points in a 37-34 Dual County League win over Wayland.
Camilla Silk had 18 points and 13 rebounds as Medfield (8-1) rolled to a 62-37 win over Ashland in the Tri-Valley League. … Katie Kissell led the way with 10 points as Westwood defeated Holliston, 48-25.
Ellery Campbell had a game-high 23 points and 12 rebounds as South Shore Tech defeated South Shore Christian, 53-39.
BOYS HOCKEY
Declan Joyce, Ryan Flaherty and Michael Mann all scored as BC High (4-4) defeated St. John’s (Shrewsbury), 3-1, in the Catholic Conference.
Riley Moulton had a hat trick to lead Chelmsford to a 5-2 win over Dracut/Tyngsboro in the Merrimack Valley Conference.
John Polito registered another hat trick and had two assists, helping to lead Abington during a 7-0 romp of East Bridgewater in the South Shore League.
CLASS NOTES
Hannah Marzo of Notre Dame (Worcester) and Eva Parson of Milford were named the MIAA Student Athlete-of-the-Month Award recipients for the work they;ve done as leaders and role models in both their schools and communities.
As a result of their selection, Marzo and Parson will receive a certificate of recognition, be recognized on the MIAA website, featured in an upcoming edition of the “Building the Future” MIAA Educational Athletics Newsletter, and will be eligible for the Harry Agganis Student-Athlete of the Year Scholarship provided on behalf of the Agganis Family.
In addition, all of the monthly award recipients will be honored during a special MIAA Awards Banquet at a future date
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The Eastern Massachusetts Baseball Umpires Association is looking for candidates to join their association. All classes will be held at 7 p.m. via zoom on April 5, April 19, April 26 and May 3 with the state exam to follow at a time to be determined.
Registration for classes and exam is $65, which includes all materials and first-year EMBUA dues. Registration form available at EMBUA.org. Return completed application form with registration fee to EMBUA, PO BOX 831, Medford, MA. Once you have submitted an application you will be sent a Zoom invitation one week before the first class.
Direct all questions to Anthony Gulizia at gulizia.ant@gmail.com