ROUNDUP
GIRLS BASKETBALL
In Middlesex League action, Stella Criniti dropped 35 points, including her 1,000th of her career, as Lexington edged Belmont 58-55. … Molly Trahan scored 25 points to lead Reading (11-6) past Winchester, 61-33.
In the Catholic Central League, Maddy Steel led all scorers with 19 points and five rebounds while Charlotte Adams-Lopez added 13 points and four assists as Bishop Feehan survived Cathedral 56-53. … Maggie Bedard (20 points), Jess Laflamme (13 points), Alana MacLean (11 points) and Emma Jolley (18 rebounds, three blocks) all played major roles for Fontbonne in a 57-28 win over Ursuline.
Savannah Azoff netted 23 points as Dennis-Yarmouth cruised to a 59-27 win over Nauset in Cape and Islands League action.
In the South Shore League, Tenley Rothera tallied 12 points while Ayla Whitney added another 10 as Sandwich (7-10) topped Rockland, 61-35. … Maddie Oliver notched a double-double with 18 points and 24 boards as Norwell (17-1) took down Middleboro 59-40. … Thanks to 23 points from Josie Helms, Carver clinched the Tobin Division for the first time in 17 years with a 72-37 victory over Mashpee.
In nonleague play, Jenna Oman netted 18 points as East Bridgewater (14-3) toppled Barnstable 69-24. … Sarah Michel collected 17 points and 12 rebounds while Kathleen Murphy added 10 points and 11 rebounds as Blue Hills defeated Westport 49-35. … Molly Warner netted 15 points as Malden Catholic (9-6) cruised to a 75-42 victory over Bedford. … Paige Meda poured in 32 points as Bourne took down New Bedford 60-54.
Maeve Powers (12 points, 10 rebounds) nailed the tying 3-pointer with 1.7 seconds left and A’laya Colbert sank the winning free throw as North Quincy edged Duxbury, 43-42, in a Patriot League thriller.
With 20 points apiece, Kirsten McKay (10 rebounds) and Raina Tat overwhelmed Canton for Stoughton in a 54-34 Hockomock League win. … Chloe Fales (15 points), Lauryn DiGiorgio (13 points) and Mallory Santos (10 points) shared the scoring load for Franklin in a 59-29 rout of Milford.
A double-double for Lizzie Bettencourt (10 points, 11 rebounds) anchored Peabody in a much-needed, 46-37 Northeastern Conference win over Saugus.
Christina Lopas scored 14 points and Kira Henderson added 11 points, boosting Natick (14-5) in a 59-29 win over Wellesley to secure the program’s fourth Bay State Conference Carey title.
Julianna Rivera (15 points) and Emilia Maria Babcock (13 points) reached double digits in a team win for Everett, topping Greater Boston League foe Revere, 48-42.
BOYS BASKETBALL
Teagan Swint netted 31 points, including the 1,000th of his career as Newton North defeated Weymouth 70-43 in Bay State Conference play.
In a Cape Ann League game, Caden Shrock recorded 29 points as Hamilton-Wenham defeated Amesbury, 58-55.
In a Patriot League matchup, Jah Estrela (19 points), Dylan Perrault (13 points), Jason Paretchan (12 points) and Love Bertrand (6 points) led the way as Whitman-Hanson (16-2) defeated Pembroke, 62-47. … Freshman Oliver Curley scored 23 points as Silver Lake took down Scituate 61-56. … Freshman Aidan McGrath (20 points) and senior captain Kobe Nguyen (18 points) dominated as North Quincy (17-2) dropped Duxbury 69-46. … Zade Garron Ciberay’s 17 points led Plymouth South in scoring as part of a 69-30 win over Plymouth North.
Mike Dankert collected 24 points, 13 boards and eight assists as Bourne won 69-48 over South Coast Conference opponent Wareham.
In the Tri-Valley League, Peter Kumar had 16 points as Medfield (11-6) rolled over Bellingham 69-39.
James Dingman poured in 29 points as Arlington (14-4) won 62-43 over Middlesex League opponent Woburn. … Krish Soni’s 11 second-half points fueled Burlington in a 62-53 comeback win over Wilmington.
Jake Olmstead dropped 31 points and Caden Sullivan finished with 28 points as Franklin won 82-67 over Milford in Hockomock League action. … Justin Grimaldi (31 points) and Cole Craffey (24 points) led the way as Oliver Ames took down North Attleboro 82-63. … Travis Johnson’s game-winning bucket capped off a 16-point performance from Amari Cambell to power Taunton over King Philip, 52-51. Johnson tallied eight points with 11 rebounds in the win, while Dray Thielker and Seun Olaniyan each added 11 points. … Hayden Crowley sounded off for 21 points, LaDainian Rodrigues added 20 points with nine rebounds, and Attleboro cruised to 16-3 on the year with a 77-52 win over Stoughton.
In the Northeastern Conference, Connor Chiarello led the way with 23 points, including his 1,000th career point, as Swampscott secured a 68-55 victory over Danvers. … Jimmy Farrell erupted for 24 points and six assists to help Masconomet topple Salem, 65-46. … Jariel Tolentino’s 25 points combined with Thad Broughton’s 17 points to lift Peabody (9-10) over Saugus, 60-42.
Matt Gaffney (22 points) and Colin Mannke (18 points) anchored Malden Catholic in an 82-52 nonleague rout of Worcester South. … Dalton Kinnon poured in 35 points to lead Mystic Valley (15-2) to a 70-35 win over Boston Collegiate. … Cason Faulk beat the buzzer for Bridgewater-Raynham to seal a 60-58 win over Catholic Memorial.
Behind 18 points from Matt Breen, Shawsheen (16-2) toppled Whittier 78-37 to clinch a share of the Commonwealth Athletic Conference Large title.
BOYS HOCKEY
Seniors James McFarland and Connor Jamieson each tallied goals, backing 20 saves from Drew Karlovits to power BC High (9-5-3) in a 2-1 win over Belmont in a nonleague nail-biter. Jamieson’s came with 25 seconds left in regulation.
BOYS NORDIC SKIING
Fritz Sanders of Wahconah captured the MIAA State Nordic Skiing championship, navigating the course at Prospect Mountain in a time of 20:23.0. Patrick Holland of Mt. Greylock finished second (21:08.0), followed by Mori Finlayson-Johnecheck of Arlington (21:10.0), Simon Shin of Mt. Greylock (21:34.0) and the Newton South duo of Dashiel Martin (21:34.0) and Levin Brenner (21:50.0).
Mt. Greylock won the team title with 34 points, followed by Wahconah (55), Concord-Carlisle (68) and Newton South (90).
GIRLS NORDIC SKIING
Brookline’s Hannah Petersen won the MIAA State Nordic Skiing Championship at Prospect Mountain, coasting to victory in a time of 24:50.0. Vienna Mahar of Wahconah finished second (25:17.0), followed by Petersen’s teammate Rachael Strock (26:26.0), Polina Kontorovich of Newton South (26:36.0), Lauren Miller of Mt. Greylock (26:43.0) and Lucy Reiner of Lincoln-Sudbury (27:09.0).
Mt. Greylock took home the team title with 61 points, followed by Amherst (72), Acton-Nashoba (77), Newton South (85) and Lenox (89).
SCORES
BOYS BASKETBALL
Acton-Boxboro 53, Xaverian 51 (ot)
Arlington 62, Woburn 43
Attleboro 77, Sharon 52
Barnstable 52, New Mission 46
Beverly 70, Winthrop 44
Bishop Fenwick 56, Arlington Catholic 54
Boston Latin 65, TechBoston 45
Bourne 69, Wareham 48
Braintree 59, Milton 51
Bridgewater-Raynham 60, Catholic Memorial 58
Burlington 62, Wilmington 53
Central Catholic 85, Methuen 51
Clinton 65, Maynard 38
Cohasset 66, Avon 59
East Bridgewater 52, Randolph 50
Excel 85, Batson Academy 55
Fenway 62, Madison Park 52
Franklin 82, Milford 67
Greater Lowell 66, KIPP Academy 60
Hamilton-Wenham 58, Amesbury 55
Hingham 65, Quincy 59 (ot)
Holland 87, Abington 70
Lexington 57, Belmont 54
Lowell 77, North Andover 58
Malden Catholic 82, Worcester South 52
Maimonides 55, EMK 53
Marblehead 64, Gloucester 62 (3 ot)
Masconomet 65, Salem 46
Mashpee 48, Carver 47
Medfield 69, Bellingham 39
Medway 58, Millis 55
Monomoy 67, Martha’s Vineyard 57
Mystic Valley 70, Boston Collegiate 35
Nauset 65, Dennis-Yarmouth 62
Needham 63, Walpole 53
Newton North 70, Weymouth 43
North Quincy 69, Scituate 46
Norton 55, Dover-Sherborn 44
Old Colony 61, Diman 40
Oliver Ames 82, North Attleboro 63
Peabody 60, Saugus 42
Plymouth South 69, Plymouth North 30
Quincy 57, Hingham 46
St. John Paul II 50, Sturgis West 46
Silver Lake 61, Scituate 56
Stoneham 52, Melrose 44
Stoughton 54, Canton 48
Swampscott 68, Danvers 55
Taunton 52, King Philip 51
Tewksbury 66, Revere 49
Westwood 48, Hopkinton 35
Whitman-Hanson 62, Pembroke 47
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Andover 47, North Andover 41
Attleboro 60, Sharon 27
Billerica 31, Chelmsford 22
Bishop Feehan 56, Cathedral 53
Blue Hills 49, Westport 35
Boston United 40, TechBoston 22
Bourne 60, New Bedford 54
Braintree 41, Milton 31
Carver 72, Mashpee 37
Danvers 58, Swampscott 34
Dennis-Yarmouth 59, Nauset 27
Diman 37, Old Colony 3
Durfee 52, Seekonk 30
East Bridgewater 69, Barnstable 24
Everett 48, Revere 42
Fenway 56, Madison Park 40
Fontbonne 57, Ursuline 28
Foxboro 57, Mansfield 39
Franklin 59, Milford 29
Georgetown 44, Manchester-Essex 31
Hamilton-Wenham 64, Amesbury 27
Hanover 54, Marshfield 33
Lexington 58, Belmont 55
Littleton 37, Quabbin 31
Malden 37, Lowell 32
Malden Catholic 75, Bedford 42
Medfield 72, Bellingham 24
Medway 58, Millis 39
Methuen 51, Lawrence 35
Muniz 44, East Boston 16
Needham 58, Walpole 54
Newton North 54, Weymouth 29
North Quincy 43, Duxbury 42
Norwell 59, Middleboro 40
Oakmont 41, Tyngsboro 22
Oliver Ames 42, North Attleboro 36
Peabody 46, Saugus 37
Pembroke 41, Whitman-Hanson 36
Plymouth South 41, Plymouth North 26
Reading 61, Winchester 33
Sandwich 61, Rockland 35
Somerset Berkley 50, Bishop Stang 26
Somerville 53, Latin Academy 30
Stoneham 51, Melrose 43
Stoughton 54, Canton 34
Westwood 45, Hopkinton 33
BOYS HOCKEY
BC High 2, Belmont 1
Foxboro 8, Gardner 5
GIRLS HOCKEY
Arlington 2, Reading 1
Winthrop 6, Beverly/Danvers/Ipswich 1
WRESTLING
Melrose 50, Wakefield 24
Silver Lake 73, Stoughton 0