The Sandwich girls lacrosse team secured their sixth consecutive win by defeating St. John Paul II 21-6, improving their record to 11-2. Elisabeth Stutzman led the team with five goals and two assists.
The Sandwich girls lacrosse team continues to operate at a high level.
The Blue Knights (11-2) beat St. John Paul II 21-6 on Thursday for their sixth straight victory.
For the Blue Knights, Elisabeth Stutzman had five goals and two assists. Abi Reisig (four goals), Quinn Anderson (three goals), Paige Morrison (three goals), Audrey Anderson (two goals), Julia O'Neil (two goals), Kyla Darmon (one goal) and Addie Greene (one goal) paced the offense.
For the Lions (4-7), Maeve Mancinelli made 15 saves. Akira Umbrello (two goals, one assist), Sophie Jansen (two goals), Lex McCarthy (one goal), Mia Curley (one goal) and Julia Johnson (one assist) led the offense.
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New Bedford 13, Bourne 4: The Canalmen (3-9) lost for the second time in a row.
Dennis-Yarmouth 18, Sturgis East 3: The Dolphins (6-5) beat the Storm (0-11) to win their second straight. For the Dolphins, Jenna Richard scored three times to surpass the 100-point mark for the season. Nadia Cerqueira had five goals and two assists. Carolyn O'Keefe had four goals. Mia Medeiros had two goals. Sienna Ahern-Harding had two goals. Ella Cantonio had a goal and an assist. Norah Young and Elizabeth Mendola each scored one goal. Mya Cerqueira made eight saves in net.
For the Storm, Elsa Levesque had two goals and Keira Harney had another goal.
Falmouth 15, Monomoy 7: The Clippers (11-3) topped the Sharks (1-12) for their fourth straight victory.
Rockland 12, Mashpee 10: The Falcons (8-5) lost to end a three-game win streak. Ciara Hendricks had seven goals for the Falcons. Claire Howard had two goals and Sophia Morin had one goal. Riley Thomas made 16 saves.
Barnstable 17, Pembroke 13: The Red Hawks (7-6) won their third in a row. Emelie Jonsson (seven goals, three assists), Avery Croteau (four goals), Caroline Meins (three goals, seven ground balls), Caroline Curley (three goals) and Kera Clifford (one assist, strong performance in the midfield) handled the scoring for the Red Hawks. Makayla Bishop played well defensively and Morgan Mueller made 12 saves.
Falmouth 16, Martha’s Vineyard 1: The Clippers (13-2) beat the Vineyarders (3-7) for their fifth consecutive win.
The final score was Sandwich 21, St. John Paul II 6.
Elisabeth Stutzman scored the most goals for Sandwich, with five goals and two assists.
After their latest win, the Sandwich girls lacrosse team has a record of 11-2.
Maeve Mancinelli made 15 saves for St. John Paul II in the game.
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Dennis-Yarmouth 16, Sturgis East 4: The Dolphins (8-2) beat the Storm (3-7) for their third straight win. Colin Endres scored six goals for the Dolphins, while teammate Max Blake added four goals. Phil Torres and Teddy Angiolillo also had two goals apiece. Bob McCormick and Jacob Landers added one goal each.
Nantucket 10, Sandwich 2: The Whalers (11-2) beat the Blue Knights (5-8) to bounce back from Wednesday's loss to Falmouth.
Martha’s Vineyard 4, Dennis-Yarmouth 2: The Vineyarders (6-2) beat the Dolphins (0-10) for their fourth straight win. For the Vineyarders, Allie Branca beat Aurora Quenneville 3 and 2. Callie Oteri beat Savannah Nydam 3 and 2. Addison Shemit beat Sammie Precourt 3 and 1. Clara Rabeni won in a walk over.
For the Dolphins, Riley Precourt beat Hannah Wansiewicz 4 and 3. Addy Callachan beat Jocie Smith 4 and 2.
Nauset 6, Falmouth 0: The Warriors (8-3) beat the Clippers (2-10) for their fourth straight win. Sophia Silvestri beat Sam Irving 5 and 4. Finley Williams beat Veronica Vizigitis 4 and 2. Lilah Baer beat Maya Harris 5 and 3. Emma Levya beat Hadley Viera 4 and 2. Leah Brown beat Hope Kelleher 4 and 3. Tiffany Gomez beat Kiki Feronti 5 and 3.
Bourne 5, Seekonk 0: The Canalmen (9-3) won their seventh straight. At first singles, Jonathan Santucci won 7-6 (8), 6-1. At second singles, James Kirby won 6-2, 6-2. At third singles, Doug Lunedei won 7-5, 6-7 (3), 10-5.
At first doubles, Landon Hope and Brady Russell won 6-1, 6-2. At second doubles, Ryan Conlon and Sean Collins won 6-1, 6-0.
Cape Cod Academy 5, Nauset 0: The Seahawks (8-0) beat the Warriors (3-8) for their second sweep in the last three matches.
Dennis-Yarmouth 4, Rising Tide 1: The Dolphins (2-11) won for their second victory in the last three matches.
Seekonk 3, Bourne 2: The Canalmen (7-5) lost to end a two-match win streak. At first singles, Ainsley Hopwood won 6-1, 6-2. At third singles, Ella Swierkowski won 6-3, 6-3.
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