PJ Page’s hat trick and assist lifted Southeastern past Diman, 10-4, in a Mayflower League boys hockey game on Wednesday night.
The Southeastern Regional High boys hockey team is turning the right page.
PJ Page’s hat trick and assist lifted Southeastern past Diman, 10-4, in a Mayflower League game on Wednesday night.
The Hawks (8-0, 6-0) also received goals from Ryan Kinney (two), Adam Falcione (two), Aidan Wells, Matt Lavoie and Jack Byrnes.
East Bridgewater 3, Middleboro/Hull 0: Cole Bagley, Nick Fabroski and Pat Powers scored goals while Hunter Dempsey had 27 saves.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Old Colony 48, Southeastern 35: Jasmine Hamilton, Asha Molin and Jenny Casimir each scored eight points in the loss for the Hawks (2-6).
WRESTLING
Brockton 42, New Bedford 29: The Boxers picked up the Big Three win as Cole Wyman, Christian Lachance, Wilker Pedro and Domenic Ciriganano were victorious via pins.
Aiden Winn, Dalton Roderick, Connor Gagne, Jacob Nordin and Danarius Campbell won through points.
Whitman-Hanson 45, Duxbury 36: The Panthers (4-5, 2-1) were victorious in a Patriot League contest. Winning for W-H were Myles McInnis (pin), Matt Butler (pin), Damari Goldsmith-Greene (9-5), Ben Cordingley (pin) and Steve Brooks (pin).
Plymouth South 51, Bridgewater-Raynham 18: Winning for the Trojans (1-4) were Luke Corboy (decision), Fran Pestana (pin), Shane Corboy (decision) and James Gimler (pin).
BOYS TRACK & FIELD
Bridgewater-Raynham 75, Apponequet: Winners for the Trojans were Keegan O’Connor (long jump), Kyle Tevault (high jump), Greg Melusky (300 meters), Yarshawann Paul (55), Jason Vickery (mile), Sam Busa (1000) and Pat Barry (two-mile).
The relays teams of Ed Woodbury, Alex Weiler, Chris Barstad and Paul, along with Ben Wokoske, Chris Daly, Tevault and Vickery placed first.
Plymouth North 70, Whitman-Hanson 30: Jack Ryan (1,000 meters), Ryan Trongone (shot put), Brett Holmes (second in long jump, high jump, and 55-meter dash) excelled for the Panthers (1-2).
Brockton 60, St. John’s Shrewsbury 35: On Tuesday, Brockton had notable performances from Jordan Williams (7.96, 55-meter hurdles), Javier Donegan (1:25.48, 600 meters), and Lincoln Sena (1:25.97, 600 meters).
GIRLS TRACK & FIELD
Bridgewater-Raynham 52, Apponequet 48: Winners for the Trojans were Kyle Witkus (shot put), Cassie Tofteroo (55 meters), Carley Pearce (600), Gwen Madden (1,000), Paige Tanes (two-mile), and the 4x400m team of Abby Stack, Sara Spatola, Shannen Tierney and Pearce.
Plymouth North 67, Whitman-Hanson 33: Winners for the Panthers were Nicole Norve (1,000 meters), Julia Cosgrave (mile), Maeve McDonough (two-mile) and Samantha Perkins (long jump).
GYMNASTICS
Bridgewater-Raynham/West Bridgewater 143.3, Carver 104.4: Olivia Keyes had the top scores on three events as she placed first in floor (9.6), uneven bars (9.2) and balance beam (9.2).
Kara Devereaux (vault, 9.4; and uneven bars, 8.9) and Alison Silva (uneven bars, 9.2; vault 9.2; and balance beam/floor, 9.0) were double winners.
Other standouts were Olivia Kmito (8.9, floor) and Julia Chase (9.4, floor).
Oliver Ames 136.6, Franklin 130.85: On Tuesday, the Tigers (3-0) remained undefeated, as Hannah Moynihan had the highest score of the meet with a 9.3 on beam. Moynihan also placed second in the all-around (35.35), scored a 8.95 on vault, and 8.9 on floor. Lauren Picanzi placed third in all-around with a score of 32.7.
Whitman-Hanson 127.65; Norwell/Cohasset 121.5; Plymouth 118.95: On Tuesday, Britney Blackstone led the Panthers in the all-around (35.35) and sweeping the individual events in the vault (9.3), uneven bars (8.9), balance beam (8.45), and floor exercise (8.7).
BOYS SWIMMING
Oliver Ames 93, Franklin 76: The Tigers came out on top in the Hockomock League contest.
Bridgewater-Raynham 62, Norton 53: On Tuesday, the Trojans (3-1) had double winners in James McClaren (200-yard individual medley and 100 backstroke) and Sam McGee (50 and 100 freestyle).
GIRLS SWIMMING
Oliver Ames 91, Franklin 79: The Lady Tigers picked up a Hockomock League win.
Bridgewater-Raynham 91, Norton 83: On Tuesday, the dynamic duo of the Kramer sisters carried the Trojans (4-0). Senior Hannah Kramer set a school record in the 100-yard freestyle and placed first in the 200 freestyle. She qualified for sectionals in both events. Meanwhile, freshman Megan Kramer also set a school record for her performance in winning the 200 individual medley and also placed first in the 100 fly. Megan Kramer qualified for states in both events.