By Joe McConnell The Revere-Malden boys’ co-op hockey team (1-3 in the Northeastern Conference South Division, 1-7-1 overall) got a much needed win on Wednesday night, Jan. 9, when they doubled up Everett to the tune of 8-4 at the Cronin Rink. The win came after a 6-2 loss to Gloucester last Saturday. “We hung in there against a really good club [Gloucester], and it shows we are making some progress in each game,” said coach Joe Ciccarello. The Fishermen led after one period by only a 1-0 count. But a couple of Gloucester power play goals turned this game around in their favor rather quickly. “Overall, we are…
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Hockey Pats still looking for first win after dropping competitive battle to Somerville
By Joe McConnell The Revere High School boys’ co-op hockey team (0-6-1) is fighting through injuries in the early going, but on Wednesday night, Jan. 2, they were more competitive against Somerville, losing a hard-fought effort, 5-3. The varsity squad is made up of 21 players, and the roster is pretty much split down the middle between Revere and Malden players, with 11 of them from the Beach City. There’s also a JV squad that has a total of 18 players, with 15 of them comprised of middle school talent. The future potentially looks even brighter for coach Joe Ciccarello’s program. Ciccarello, also the Patriots’ softball coach, has been…
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Two Lynnfield-Saugus North Shore Mite teams win hockey tournament
Two Lynnfield-Saugus North Shore Mite teams win hockey tournament The Lynnfield-Saugus North Shore Mite 2 and 3 teams (ages six to eight) won the Mass Bay New Year’s Eve Classic Hockey Tournament hosted at Mass Bay Hockey Center in Peabody.
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MHS basketball team wins tourney
By Steve Freker If the Malden High boys’ basketball team looks back on its season and wants to point to a time where the season made an about-face in the right direction, the Tornado Holiday Classic tournament will be the place. Playing their best basketball of the season, Malden swept through the two-game slate with wins over Revere and Snowden International to claim the championship, the second victory coming in a convincing, 73-54 decision over Snowden. Malden topped Revere, 56-48, in a first-round game last week. Snowden knocked off Medford, 68-67 in that round. Malden got a fantastic game out of senior David Mervilus in the title game. The 6-3…
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Everett boys’ basketball team roundup
By Jason Mazzilli Something had to give when a pair of unbeaten, ranked opponents did battle in the final round of the Boston Amateur Basketball Club (BABC) Holiday Classic at Cathedral High School. Number one ranked Brookline stayed perfect at 6-0 with a 73-58 victory over #20 Everett (3-1), which sustained its first loss to go to 3-1 overall. Brookline showed its depth with five players scoring in double figures, led by Chris Camille (15 points) and Christian Andrews (14 points). Omar Quilter and Eric Thompson each had 11 points for Everett. The game was close to even at halftime, with Brookline holding a 31-26 lead, and the Warriors…
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Patriots’ Martinez named to Tornado Holiday Classic All-Tournament Team
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Crimson Tide Girls Soccer Players Honored For Their Outstanding 2018 Seasons
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Twos across the board for Saugus after first six games
By Greg Phipps Having completed the first third of the 2018-19 season, the Saugus High School hockey team had accumulated a triple dose of twos. The Sachems earned their second win on Monday by blanking the Haverhill Hillies, 1-0, at Kasabuski Arena. Sitting at 2-2-2 as of early this week, Saugus was scheduled for an away contest at Peabody on Wednesday and at host Medford this Saturday. After opening the campaign with ties against Gloucester (4-4) and Beverly (0-0), losses to Watertown and Melrose sandwiched around a 4-0 victory over North Reading left head coach Jeff Natalucci and company determined to prevail on Monday against Haverhill. Ronnie Paolo’s shorthanded goal…
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Mervilus leads Golden Tornadoes to Holiday Classic tournament victory
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Crimson Tide Girls Soccer honored for outstanding season
