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Recap, photo courtesy of Wellesley College NORTHAMPTON, Mass -- Wellesley College lacrosse picked up
the team's first New England Women's & Men's Athletic Conference
(NEWMAC) win of the season on Saturday at Smith College. The Blue
defeated the Pioneers by a final score of 15-7.
The Blue are back to .500 on the year, improving to 4-4,
while Smith drops to 7-2. Both teams now stand at 1-1 in NEWMAC
contests.
First year Eleanor Mallett
(Berwick, Maine) capitalized on a free position shot 47 seconds into
the first half and the Blue never trailed en route to the victory. The
goal was one of six on the day for Mallett as she teamed up with seniors
Dacia Persky (Las Vegas, Nev.) and Olivia Strobl
(Stafford, Va.) to score 14 of the 15 goals for Wellesley. Junior
Hannah Masiano (Gambrills, Md.) picked up the other Blue goal on a free
position shot. Senior Lena Engbreston (Beaverton, Ore.) set up three
Blue goals and is now only 13 points away from 100 in her career. Persky
is now just 11 points shy of 200 in her Wellesley career after
finishing the day with six points.
Wellesley's defense stymied the Pioneers for the majority
of the game, but senior Emily Biggs (Florence, Mass.) was able to lead
her team with four goals on nine shots. Sophomore Kaitlin Chiu (Palo
Alto, Calif.) and senior Clelie Fielding (Francestown, N.H.) also
tallied a goal and an assist for Smith.
Strobl picked up two of her three goals in the first two
minutes to push Wellesley ahead 3-0, before Persky took over and scored
four of her five goals to give the Blue an 8-3 lead heading into
halftime. The Blue continued to keep the pressure on Smith as the
Pioneers never came within four goals from the lead in the second half.
Briggs scored three of her four goals in the second frame, but Mallett
continued to answer for the Blue, tallying five of her six goals to
solidify the win.
Wellesley first year Lorna Li
(Taunton, Mass.) made a career high 15 saves to earn her third win of
her career, moving her to 3-2 on the season. First year Alyssa Schams
(South Lyon, Mich.) picked up her second loss (5-2) in net making ten
saves on 25 shots. Wellesley finished the contest with a 31-28 lead in
shots.
The Blue had the edge in draw controls (13-11), but the
Pioneers topped the Blue by a 27-25 margin in ground balls. The Blue
were 3-for-9 on free position attempts, while Smith finished 2-of-8.
Up next for both teams will be a non-conference matchup
against Framingham State University, with the Blue traveling to the Rams
on April 1 at 7:00 PM, while Smith will host FSU on April 3 at 6:00 PM.
Recap, photo courtesy of Framingham State University Framingham, Mass. – Senior pitcher Kelsi Gunarathne
(North Providence, RI) became the Framingham State University softball
career strikeout leader as she earned the victory both games of the
doubleheader as the Rams swept the MCLA Trailblazers by scores of 11-0
(5 innings) and 5-0 this afternoon in Massachusetts State Collegiate
Athletic Conference action at Maple Street Field.
THE BASICS:
- Scores: Game 1: Framingham State 11, MCLA 0 (5 innings)
Game 2: Framingham State 5, MCLA 0
- Records: Framingham State (7-9, 2-0 MASCAC), MCLA (3-15, 0-2 MASCAC)
- Location: Maple Street Field – Framingham, Mass.
HOW IT HAPPENED: Game 1 -
Gunarathne entered the game with 350 career strikeouts needing just
two to surpass the old mark of 351 established by former Ram Yaya Faria
who wore the black and gold from 2011-13. Gunarathne struck out the
first batter in the second inning tying Faria's mark and broke the
record a batter later with her second strikeout of the game and inning.
Gunarathne finished the game going three innings and allowing no hits
with four strikeouts.
The Rams plated four runs in the bottom of the first inning taking control of the game. Sophomore Camille Desrochers (Westford, Mass.) walked and scored on a wild pitch for the first run of the frame.
Senior Lauren Salisbury (Cranston, RI) plated a run with a single to left and junior Kaylea Sherman
(North Attleboro, Mass.) followed with an RBI single up the middle.
Salisbury scored from third on the back end of a double steal to account
for the final run of the frame.
The Rams added two more in the bottom of the second on a two run double by sophomore Grace Caughey (Mendon, Mass.) pushing the lead to 6-0.
Five runs in the bottom of the third extended the lead to 11-0. Sophomore Victoria Ziner (Easton, Mass.), Desrochers, Sherman and freshman Farrah Adam (West Springfield, Mass) added RBI base hits in the frame.
Desrochers finished the game two-for-two for the Rams with three
runs scored, a walk and an RBI, while Caughey went two-for-two with two
runs scored and two RBI. Adam finished the game with three hits, while
Sherman also added two.
Gunarathne and Marissa Vellucci
(Tyngsboro, Mass.) combined for the no-hitter in the game for the Rams
with Gunarathne going three innings and earning the victory and Velucci
tossing the final two.
Kara Adams took the loss for the Trailblazers going two innings and allowing 10 runs, nine earned, on 10 hits with three walks.
The Trailblazers lone baserunner of the game came in the top of the
first inning when Kaitlyn Berghela reached on an error to lead off the
game.
Game 2 -
In game two, neither team scored over the first five and a half
innings as Gunarathne cruised along for the Rams and Samantha Feinstein
kept the Rams off the board for the Trailblazers.
The Rams finally broke the 0-0 deadlock in the bottom of the sixth
inning scoring five runs. Adam plated the first with a bloop single to
center and Sherman followed with a two-run base hit. Freshman Laela Pepin
(Acushnet, Mass.) plated the fourth run of the frame on an RBI single
to center and final came when Ziner drove in Pepin with a single to
left.
Five runs was all the Rams would need as Gunarathne retired the
Trailblazers in order in the seventh recording a pair of strikeouts.
Gunarathne earned her second victory of the day going seven innings
and allowing no runs, on three hits with no walks and six strikeouts.
Feinstein took the loss or the Trailblazers going six innings and
allowing five runs, three earned, on eight hits with two walks and two
strikeouts.
Berghela, Kayla Baker and Cassandra Crosier recorded single hits
apiece for the Trailblazers in the game and Berghela stole a pair of
bases.
The Rams received two hits apiece from Pepin and Salisbury in game
two, while Sherman drove in a pair on her one hit in the game.
UP NEXT:
The Rams are back in action on Thursday at UMass Boston for a pair of
non-conference games at 3 p.m., while the Trailblazers host Southern
Vermont on Tuesday at 3:30 p.m.
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10:17pm Update: From videos on Twitter, both houses appears to be burning on the ground. 10:09pm Update: One of the houses appears burned to the ground. BREAKING: Hull, Massachusetts - Multiple departments are currently battling 2nd-alarm, 2 structure fires Wednesday night March 27th, 2019 on Nantasket Ave in Hull, Massachusetts.
Update 10:09am: Main body of fire is knocked down at this time. Update 9:44am: Red Cross is en-route to the fire scene to assist 6 adults and 7 children. BREAKING: Lynn, Massachusetts - Firefighters from multiple departments are currently battling 56 Essex Street 3-alarm structure fire on Wednesday, March 27th, 2019 in Lynn, Massachusetts.
Heavy fire reported by command in the rear of a 3-story building.
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BRIGHTON, Mass. – The Boston College baseball team
picked up a 7-5 win over Siena at the Harrington Athletics Village on
Wednesday afternoon. The Eagles snapped a three-game slide to improve to
11-9 overall, while the Saints dropped to 4-12.
Boston College trailed early, but took its first lead in the second
inning. The two sides traded single runs in the fourth and fifth inning
and then traded two runs apiece in the seventh.
After Siena tied the game with two in the top of the seventh, junior shortstop Brian Dempsey (Potomac, Md.)
led off the bottom half with a base hit up the middle. He scored from
third on a groundball to the right side of the bat of freshman second
baseman Cody Morissette (Exeter, N.H.) with the eventual game-winning run.
The Eagles totaled 14 hits in the game as six players recorded a multi-hit game. Senior designated hitter Gian Martellini (Johnston, R.I.) led the way at 3-for-4 with two runs driven in. Junior center fielder Dante Baldelli (Cumberland, R.I.) was 2-for-4 with two stolen bases.
Senior right-handed pitcher Jack Nelson (Sparta, N.J.)
got the win in two innings of relief. Nelson (1-0) surrendered a
two-run lead in his second inning of work, but was effective with a
perfect sixth and limited the damage in a four-hit inning in the
seventh. Redshirt-sophomore RHP Michael Marzonie (Greenwich, Conn.)
made his first career start and pitched two-plus innings with one run
scored against three hits and a walk with two strikeouts. Freshman RHP Travis Lane (Georgetown, Mass.) worked two-scoreless innings for his first career save. DETAILSScore: Boston College 7, Siena 5Records: Boston College (11-9), Siena (4-12)Location: Harrington Athletics Village (Brighton, Mass.)Attendance: 164 BC HIGHLIGHTS
Wither runners on the corners in the second and BC down a run, Peter Burns laced a single the other way to tie the game, 1-1.
Baldelli gave the Eagles their first lead of the day in the second with a single through the right side.
Zach Stromberg inherited two on, nobody out in the top of the third and retired three in a row, including the last two on strikeouts.
Tied 5-5, Dempsey led off the seventh with a single up the middle.
After advancing to third, he came in to score on a groundball to the
right side by Morissette.
GAME NOTES
Baldelli collected his third multi-hit game of the season and 15th of his career.
Baldelli stole his 25th career base.
Morissette tied for the team lead with his 10th multi-hit game of the season.
Martellini recorded his fifth multi-hit game of the season and 35th of his career.
Burns tallied his fourth multi-hit game of the season.
Joe Suozzi registered his second multi-hit game of the season and sixth of his career.
UP NEXT
Boston College hosts its first ACC series of the season when Clemson
visits the Harrington Athletics Village this weekend. The series gets
underway Friday, March 22 at 4 p.m. All three games will be streamed on
the ACC Network Extra.
BC to host Syracuse in three-game series this weekend.
BRIGHTON, Mass. – The Boston College softball team suffered a tough 1-0
loss to non-conference foe Providence at the Harrington Athletics
Village on Wednesday afternoon.
Boston College dropped to 8-15 on the season, while Providence improved to 14-10.
Freshman pitcher Susannah Anderson went the distance, scattered eight hits, struck out three and gave up one run.
It was the defense that hurt the Eagles as they committed four errors,
two in the sixth inning, when Providence scored the lone run of the
game. BC's offense went silent as freshman Emme Martinez managed the only hit in the second inning.
Providence had two on in the first inning on one hit and an error.
Anderson fought back and got Crista San Antonio to pop out to end the
inning unscathed.
In the third, the Friars opened the inning with a single and another
error put two runners on base. Anderson worked her way out of the inning
by getting a strikeout, and ground out and a foul pop to the catcher Gianna Boccagno to end the inning without any damage.
It was in the sixth inning where the errors caught up with the Eagles.
San Antonio reached first on an error, followed by a single to right
center. Anderson got Jackie Martin to fly out to right field. A single
by Hadley Tate put two on and one out. The next batter hit a ground ball
to Martinez at third. The Eagles infielder cut down the runner going
home, but Providence scored on a bad throw to first. Anderson maneuvered
out of the inning as Skie Villani grounded out to Martinez at third.
The Eagles had two innings to tie the game but the Friars rookie pitcher
Daniela Alvarez continued to baffle the BC hitters. She struck out two
in the sixth inning and two more in the seventh to earn her eighth win
of the season. Alvarez gave up one hit, struck out 11 in seven innings.
UP NEXT
-The Eagles will host Syracuse this weekend in the first home ACC
series. The first game will take place on Friday, March 22 at 5 p.m.
The lacrosse team holds a perfect 10-0 record heading into conference play
NEWTON, Mass.– The No. 1 Boston College lacrosse team
saw goals from seven different players as they topped UAlbany, 17-9,
Tuesday afternoon in Newton. The Eagles were led by four goals from
seniorSam Apuzzo and three each from classmate Dempsey Arsenault and graduate student Kenzie Kent. Sophomore goalkeeper Abbey Ngai kept up between the pipes, recording a career-high 14 saves on the day.
Following Apuzzo's explosive goal just 32 seconds into the contest, the
Eagles looked to find their groove after a pair of Great Dane goals from
Kyla Zapolski and Hannah Newman put UAlbany up for their only lead of
the afternoon. Despite the sluggish start for BC, the Eagles quickly
grasped their footing with a 7-3 run led by three goals from Arsenault.
Apuzzo tallied her second of the day in the stretch while junior Cara Urbank and sophomores Jordan Lappin and Maggie Casey added one each.
Entering the second half only up by three goals, Lappin tallied her
second of the day by capitalizing on a free position shot. Urbank added
one to follow before allowing Hailey Carroll to add one for the
visitors. Kent answered right away, scoring three goals in the span of
3:20 for BC. Freshman Jenn Medjid scored the next goal to double-up on the Great Danes. Apuzzo added her third and fourth of the night before freshman Courtney Weeks capitalized on a free position to wrap up the contest. GAME INFORMATION
Score: No. 1 Boston College 17, UAlbany 9
Records: Boston College 10-0, UAlbany 4-4
Location: Newton, Mass | Newton Campus Fields HOW IT HAPPENEDFIRST HALF
GOAL: BC 1, UA 0: 29:28 – Apuzzo did Apuzzo things and got the Eagles on the board just 32 seconds into the game.
GOAL: BC 1, UA 1: 24:10 – Kyla Zapolski evened it up for the Great Danes.
GOAL: BC 1, UA 2: 23:27 – Hannah Newman got the visitors their first lead of the contest.
GOAL: BC 2, UA 2: 20:51 – Lappin pushed back for BC, capitalizing on a free position shot.
GOAL: BC 3, UA 2: 19:45 – Arsenault beat Schneidereith low left.
GOAL: BC 4, UA 2: 15:52 – Arsenault tallied another off of a free position shot.
GOAL: BC 5, UA 2: 14:39 – Apuzzo grabbed her second of the day.
GOAL: BC 5, UA 3: 13:25 – Hailey Carroll grabbed a pass from Sam Tortora to cut the deficit to two.
GOAL: BC 6, UA 3: 11:49 – Arsenault capitalized on another free position.
GOAL: BC 7, UA 3: 11:09 – Urbank hopped on the board shortly after, finding a pass from Apuzzo.
GOAL: BC 7, UA 4: 3:45 – Newman's second of the day broke an eight-minute scoring drought.
GOAL: BC 8, UA 4: 2:23 – Casey scored on a woman-up advantage.
GOAL: BC 8, UA 5: 00:57 – Zapolski's second of the day wrapped up the first half.
SECOND HALF
GOAL: BC 9, UA 5: 29:34 – Lappin capitalized on a free position to open up the second frame.
GOAL: BC 10, UA 5: 26:46 – Urbank notched her second of the day off of a pass from Sheila Rietano.
GOAL: BC 10, UA 6: 18:31 – Carroll earned her second of the day.
GOAL: BC 11, UA 6: 16:28 – Kent began on her war path and scored her first of the day off of pass from Urbank.
GOAL: BC 11, UA 7: 14:25 – Kendra Harbinger capitalized on a free position for UAlbany.
GOAL: BC 12, UA 7: 13:20 – Kent put home another pass from Urbank.
GOAL: BC 13, UA 7: 13:08 – Kent's third came just 12 seconds later.
GOAL: BC 14, UA 7: 9:25 – Medjid put away a pass from Kent to double-up again.
GOAL: BC 14, UA 8: 7:59 – Madison Conway grabbed a pass from Tortora.
GOAL: BC 15, UA 8: 6:32 – Apuzzo capitalized on a pass from Kent to push the Eagles up further.
GOAL: BC 16, UA 8: 4:01 – Apuzzo and Kent connected again for Apuzzo's fourth of the day.
GOAL: BC 16, UA 9: 1:00 – Conway grabbed her second of the contest off of another pass from Tortora.
GOAL: BC 17, UA 9: 00:16 – Weeks' second career goal came off of a free position shot.
GAME NOTES
BC is out-scoring their opponents 186-99 over their 10 games so far this season.
BC won 19 draws to UAlbany's 9 – Apuzzo won eight while Arsenault and Elizabeth Miller each gained control of four.
The Eagles now hold a winning record, 3-2, over the Great Danes.
The Eagles end the day 10-0.
Apuzzo, Kent, Arsenault and Urbank have accounted for 123 of BC's goals this season.
The win marks head coach Acacia Walker-Weinstein's
101st win at the helm of the program. She became just the first head
coach in program history to record 100 wins over her career last week in
a win over Georgetown.
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Nigel Andrews scored the game-winner in a triple-overtime road victory at Boston University (Photo Courtesy: Rob Butler).
BOSTON – Harvard rallied from five down and scored
six unanswered goals between third and fourth quarters to earn a 12-11
triple-overtime road victory at Boston University Tuesday night. The win
was the Crimson's third in four games and was made possible by Nigel Andrews, who scored with 1:45 left in the third OT.
Playing its second game in four days, Harvard (3-4) found itself
trailing, 9-4, with 3:47 left in the third period after BU (6-3) scored
its fifth unanswered goal. First-year Nick Loring
stopped the run with his fifth goal of the season and the Crimson
defense held firm the rest of the way to keep its deficit at four.
Steven Cuccurullo
took over when play resumed by winning face-off after face-off in the
fourth
LOS ANGELES, Calif.- On the final day of its west
coast campaign, the Harvard softball team (6-9) fell to Boise State
(20-4), 6-0, and Loyola Marymount (18-11), 3-2.
Boise State; L, 6-0
In the first of two games on the day, Boise State quickly leaped to a
3-0 lead in the bottom of the second. The Broncos added to their lead
with a run in the fourth followed by two more in the sixth. Throughout
the contest, Harvard struggled to put runners on base, as the only two
hits came from Morgan Melito at the top of the fifth with a single to right and Teagan Shaw's right side single in the seventh, but it was not enough in the end.
Loyola Marymount; L, 3-2
Beginning with a pitcher's duel for the first three innings, the
Lions threatened to score in the bottom of the third with bases loaded
and two outs on the board, but first-year Grace Krantz
forced the batter to fly out to left field. One inning later, LMU broke
through the Crimson's tough defense to have three runs cross the plate.
Now with Aleissa Heiner, followed by Katie Duncan in the circle, Harvard shut down the Lions for the remainder of the game allowing the squad to answer back.
In a late minute push at the top of the sixth, Teagan Shaw singled down the right field line, allowing Erin Lockhart
who reached base by a walk to cross the plate for the first Crimson
run. Now trailing by two with two outs and a runner on third, Meagan Lantz
duplicated Shaw for another RBI single. The small rally ended there as
Harvard could not carry that momentum into the seventh and fell to the
Lions, 3-2.
Harvard Highlights
Collecting one of two hits in each contest, Teagan Shaw has now collected at least one hit in four consecutive games.
Additionally, Shaw continues to lead the team with a .350 batting average and a .700 slugging percentage.
What's Next Opening up Ancient Eight play on the road, the Crimson prepares
for the first conference weekend as the squad heads to Penn for a
double header on Saturday, March 23 beginning at 12:30 p.m. The
following day Harvard concludes the series with another 12:30 p.m.
contest before heading back to Cambridge.
SYRACUSE, N.Y. – Senior Keeley MacAfee had three goals and an assist and first-year Grace Hulslander
added a goal and an assist, but Harvard women's lacrosse (4-4) fell,
15-6 to No. 4 Syracuse (9-2) at the Carrier Dome on Tuesday afternoon.
Hannah Keating and Katie Muldoon
added goals for Harvard, which played its final non-conference road
contest and wrapped up its two-game central New York spring break trip.
The Crimson responded to an early four-goal run for the Orange with
consecutive goals at 19:31 and 18:01 of the opening half from Keating
and Muldoon to make it 4-2. The Crimson stayed within striking distance
behind MacAfee's free position goal with 3:05 to play, which made it
7-3.
But the Orange scored three straight goals to close out the half and pull away from the Crimson.
Harvard held Syracuse scoreless for a span of 18:32 late in the
second, scoring three consecutive goals with Hulslander (16:38) and
MacAfee (2:35, 1:37) providing the offense. But the Crimson could not
overcome the deficit.
Harvard Highlights
Senior captain Keeley MacAfee finished the two-game trip with a team best 12 points (eight goals, four assists).
Sophomore goalkeeper Grace Rotondo led Harvard with three ground balls and added seven saves.
Game Notes
Harvard was seeking its first win against Syracuse in program history.
Harvard and Syracuse were even with 11 ground balls each.
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