Greater Lowell’s Jake Torpey stands in the windup ready to throw to Lowell Catholic’s Aidan Villela during Sunday’s baseball game at Hadley Field in Lowell. Greater Lowell won 6-4. (James Thomas Photo)
Jake Torpey struck out 12 batters and the Greater Lowell Tech baseball team held off Lowell Catholic for a 6-4 CAC victory Sunday at Hadley Field in Lowell.
Torpey (6-1) allowed three hits and one run in six innings for the Gryphons (14-2, 7-2 CAC). Brendan Arsenault hit a triple and scored two runs. Nolan Steese added a hit and two RBIs, and Griffon Morales (RBI) and Dillon Paglicia each had one hit.
The host Crusaders added three runs in the bottom of the seventh inning to load the bases, but they fell just short.
For LC (13-6), Kellen Tesini took the loss after allowing three earned runs in two innings. Robert Shabouk and Colin Robinson pitched well in relief. Brady Prindle, Brendan Owens and Robinson all singled to lead the way. Aidan Villela, Sean Hynes and Dan Parent each had hits.
Ayer Shirley 18, Murdoch 1: The Panthers defeated Murdoch to win the Mid-Washer League title.
Anthony Carpentier picked up his first varsity win, giving up a hit and pitching four innings giving up just two hits and one run. Matt Marchand (3 hits, 3 RBIs, 3 runs) and Brad Marien (2 hits, 3 RBIs, 3 runs) led the attack.
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South Shore Events: Ayr Shirley’s Sustair Chardeville led the local contingent at the South Shore Twilight Meet in Norwell on Saturday.
Chelle Duville won the 100 meters in 13.10 seconds. He also placed second in the 200 meters with a time of 26.82 seconds and sixth for the Panthers in the long jump (15 feet, 9.5 inches).
Also in the top 10 for Air Shirley were Jaaliya Mays in the triple jump (4th place, 33 wins, 0.5 seconds), Chadra Eli Johnson in the triple jump (5th place, 33 wins, 0.25 seconds), 200 (6th place, 27.60), it was Lorelai. Levy (4th place, 16.90) in the 100 hurdles, Isabelle Bresnahan (5th place, 17.34) in the 100 hurdles and Emily Churchill (7th place, 1:02.67) in the 400 hurdles (5th place, 1:01.71); Grace Flanagan in the high jump (tied for 10th, 4-8).
At Groton-Dunstable, Megan McElheny placed second in the 800 meters (2:21.35). At Tyngsboro, Isabella Duarte placed ninth in the 800-meter dash (2:32.10), 10th in the mile (5:54.08) and Addison Collins tied for eighth in the high jump (4-8). Ta. Westford Academy’s Leandra Dua Asamoah was 10th in the long jump (15 wins, 1.25 seconds).
On the men’s side, Air Shirley’s Thomas Bergin took second place in the javelin (146-0) and took first place.
The Panthers also had discus thrower Mathias Paillard (fifth place, 128-11), 2-mile thrower Jake Leone (seventh place, 10:25.49) and 400 hurdles Jacob Theo (1:00.21). Participated.
At Tyngsboro, Christian Riley took 6th in the 110 hurdles (16.06) and 9th in the long jump (20-2.5), while the 4×800 relay team placed 9th (9:40.12) in the 4×400. The team placed 10th (54.73 seconds). . Westford’s Devesh Kamitkar was sixth in the triple jump (38-1). At Lowell Catholic, Dimitri Sime placed 10th in the high jump (5-6).
CAC Championship: The Innovation Academy men’s team scored 163 points at the Commonwealth Athletic Conference track and field championships in Tyngsboro, with Nashoba Technical College taking second place with 111 points. On the girls’ side, Nashoba placed fifth with 44 points.
Freshman Destaney Sova and sophomore Tristan McDermott were named league MVPs.
Sova, who was undefeated in the 100 and 200 throughout the regular season, won each event on Saturday (100, 13.10, 200, 27.44). As a result, Soba was awarded the women’s track MVP award.
Tristan McDermott, who was undefeated in the 100m, 200m, long jump and triple jump during the season, won gold medals in the long jump (20-11), triple jump (39-11) and 200m (23.01). , took second place. Saturday 100 (11.35). He was named Men’s Field MVP.
For the boys, discus thrower Nick Bresnick (104-0) and javelin thrower Jack Collins (121-11.5) took second place. Sam Hesketh was third in the 800 meters (2:15.92). His 4×400 (4:04.68) and his 4×800 (11:20) relay teams both placed him third.
For the girls, Sydney Rokita set a new school record in the triple jump (31 wins, 6.5 seconds) and took third place, and also placed third in the 400 hurdles (1 minute, 20.78 seconds). Josie Daisy placed third in the shot put (28-1.5).
boy tennis
Hannover 9, BG 0: Jack Kostansek competed at No. 1 singles, but lost 8-4 as Bishop Guertin dropped the NHIAA division. 1 match.
