HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP: Archbishop Williams girls hockey joins in Bishops CCL title barrage
Last week, the Archbishop Williams High boys basketball and hockey teams ended league-title droughts.
The boys hockey team claimed their first Catholic Central League title since 2013. For the boys basketball team, it was the Bishops first title since 2006.
The Archies girls hockey team saw how fun that was, and decided to join in on the party. With a 7-1 win over Bishop Stang on Wednesday, the Bishops wrapped up the league title with an unblemished record in conference play. The title is the first in program history.
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Shea Nolan recorded a hat trick in the win and Catherine Lacey tallied her first varsity goal. Rory Shields, Kate O'Toole and Caroline Batchelder each notched single tallies.
In other high school action on Wednesday:
GIRLS HOCKEY
Thayer Academy 3, Governor's Academy 0: The Tigers won the ISL matchup.
Latin Academy/Fontbonne 2, St. Joseph's/Mt. Alvernia 1: Latin Academy/Fontbonne improves to 8-6-1.
Quincy/North Quincy 6, Stoughton 0: Freshman Emily Lin and sophomore Ciara Folan each had 2 goals and an assist to power Q/NQ. Senior Maggie Dineen added a goal and an assist, and senior Hailey Concannon posted the shutout.
Framingham 4, Braintree 0: The Wamps lost the Bay State Conference game.
Milton 3, Needham 2: The Wildcats rallied back from a 2-0 deficit to win.
Hingham 8, Norwell 3: Caroline Doherty exploded for seven goals in the win. Maddie McDonald scored two goals in the loss.
Scituate 2, Hanover 2 (OT): Sarah Long and Merri Decoste scored for the Hawks in the loss while Grace Monahan played well in net. Maggie Lovering scored both goals for the Sailors.
Notre Dame Academy 3, Sandwich 0: The Cougars won on the road.
BOYS HOCKEY
Norwell 4, Cohasset/Hull 0: Matt Cerruti scored two goals while Tim Ward had a goal and an assist for the Clippers (16-1). Austin Shea had two helpers and Quinn Simmons tallied the other goal. The victory clinched the South Shore League title for Norwell.
Oliver Ames 5, Attleboro 0: Brandon Burke recorded his first career shutout for the Tigers. Matt Lyons, Andrew Livingstone, Shaun Teehan, Sean McCarthy and Jack Perron all had solo tallies for OA.
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Pembroke 5, Quincy 1: Brandon Perry scored four goals in the win for the Titans. Kyle Ready played well in net while Colin Blake added a goal and two assists.
Plymouth North 4, Silver Lake 2: The Blue Eagles won on Senior Night behind a strong game in goal from Lucas Matta. Connor McLachlan, Logan Greeley, Aidan Mackenzie and Owen Kelly each scored a goal in the win. Connor Finn and Jacob Batemen scored in the loss.
Hingham 3, Catholic Memorial 1: Rated No. 3 in the most recent Division 1 tournament power ratings, the Harbormen knocked off No. 2 behind a strong game from goaltender Luke McLellan. Travis Rugg and Joe Hennessy had goals.
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South Shore Tech 3, Blue Hills 2: The Vikings won the Mayflower League game.
Saint Mary’s (Lynn) 3, Bridgewater-Raynham 2: The Trojans lost in overtime.
Braintree 4, Framingham 1: Kyle Hutchinson scored a hat trick in the win for the Wamps.
Needham 3, Milton 0: The Wildcats lost the Bay State Conference game. Andrew McHugh made 25 saves.
Weymouth 7, Walpole 2: Andrew Ferguson and Brody Dearden both scored two goals for the Wildcats. Jack Browning had four assists.
Thayer Academy 5, Lawrence Academy 2: The Tigers won the ISL game.
Plymouth South 5, North Quincy 2: The Panthers won the Patriot League game.
Canton 5, Mansfield 0: Brendan Tourgee scored two goals for the Bulldogs.
West Bridgewater/East Bridgewater 6, Middleboro 4: Anthony Patete scored two goals, including the 50th of his career, in the win. Luke Parry also tallied two while Christian Bates had three assists. Brayden Bates made 37 saves. Wyatt Goyette scored twice in the loss while Sam Steinman had a goal and two assists.
Rockland 4, Abington 3: Sean Geary (goal, assist), Patrick McGuirk (goal, two assists) and Ben Romer (goal, twi assists) all had multi-point days in the win.
Scituate 5, Hanover 2: The Sailors won the Patriot League battle behind goals from Will Chatterton, Dan Brown, Teagan Pratt, Dylan Richman and James Sullivan.
Diman 6, Southeastern/Bristol-Plymouth 1: The Hawks dropped the Mayflower League game.
Walpole 2, Weymouth 1: The Wildcats dropped the Bay State Conference game.
BOYS BASKETBALL
Thayer Academy 62, Middlesex 37: The Tigers won the ISL matchup.
South Shore Tech 57, Norfolk Aggie 44: Jesse Lyons (21 points, 8 rebounds) and Brandon LaFleur (17 points) led the way for the Vikings (7-10).
West Bridgewater 61, Westport 45: The Wildcats picked up the win at home.
Scituate 64, Abington 50: Jimmy Tolton scored 17 of his 20 points in the fourth quarter to lead the Sailors(13-5) to the non-league win. Michael Porter added 15. Connor Pease posted a double-double for the Green Wave with 16 points and 14 rebounds. Tyler Staiti (12 points) and Kingston Maxwell (11) also finished in double digits.
East Bridgewater 53, Hull 46: The Vikings won the South Shore League game as Mike Oman scored a team-high 15 points.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Thayer Academy 61, Middlesex 26: The Tigers won the ISL matchup.
West Bridgewater 49, Westport 35: Jenella Jacobs scored a team-high 16 points for the Wildcats and Dorothea McGrath finished with 14 points off four 3-pointers, including a four-point play. Amanda Jacques chipped in 8 points while Olivia Razza added 7.
Brockton 56, Boston Latin Academy 4: Brockton's 10th win of the season qualifies the Boxers for the postseason. All 10 Boxers scored, but it was senior Naveiha Madison (15 points, 7 steals) leading the way. Tajeiha Madison and Aissata Conde both finished with 8 points.
Rockland 62, Hull 36: Zariah Ottley scored 26 points to lead the Bulldogs (14-2) to the win. Charlie Kelleher and Sydney Blaney each scored 10 points while Maggie Elie handed out 7 assists.
Attleboro 53, Abington 41: The Green Wave dropped the non-league game.
Marshfield 43, Dennis-Yarmouth 35: The Rams (10-6) won the non-league game on Senior Night while also locking up a tournament berth.
Blue Hills 36, Tri-County 11: With the win, the Warriors (15-2) lock up a share of the league title. Kathleen Murphy scored a game-high 12 points, and Bridget Devine and Bella Sulfaro each scored 11.
GYMNASTICS
Bridgewater-Raynham/West Bridgewater 145.35, Falmouth/Mashpee/Barnstable 140.0: B-R/WB wrapped up an undefeated season as Katie Russo won all four events.
This article originally appeared on The Patriot Ledger: HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP: Wednesday's South Shore scores and highlights
