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Warning shot! Beau's late three snaps Salem string

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SALEM, N.H. - If Beau Cassidy has his way the Pinkerton Academy senior will hit bigger shots on bigger floors in bigger games before this season is done.

None will ring quite as loudly, though, at least to the competition.

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Boys Basketball, 01/06/09 » 0 Comments & 0.0 Stars

Ficker toes the line perfectly

It took a pair of overtimes, but Sanborn finished off Farmington 53-50. Leading by a point with five seconds on the clock, Robbie Ficker nailed a pair of high-pressure shots from the charity stripe to seal the win.

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Bristol's big game

In a battle of MVC rivals, the Haverhill boys basketball team topped Lawrence, 71-56. Haverhill's Javier Bristol was a terror for the Hillies, scoring a game-high 24 points and pulling down 14 rebounds. Charlie Roche had a near triple-double with 10 points, 12 boards and eight assists. Dennis Driftmeyer (18) and Josh Maissonette (11) also finished in double digits for the Hillies.

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Lynnfield 44, North Andover 42

Lynnfield converted on a field goal with five seconds left to down North Andover 44-42. The Scarlet Knights shot just 21 percent from the floor as opposed to 41 percent for Lynnfield, and took the loss despite holding Lynnfield scoreless in the second quarter.

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Newburyport 5, North Reading 2

Kyle McElroy netted two goals for Newburyport (5-1-1). Kevin Holmes had three assists. Billy Boudreau, Collin Cusack and Corey Ruane had one goal each. Derek Freeman had two assists. Ryan Cutter and Zack Schmoeller had an assist each.

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Sweet 17

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In addition to hitting a pair of field goals for four points, Julio Colon pulled in a career-high 17 boards in Georgetown's 62-34 thrashing of Triton. All this in limited time as Royals starters played less than a full half.

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Methuen 59, Lawrence 47

Methuen's Rashidat Agboola poured in a game-high 28 points powering the Rangers to a 59-47 win over Lawrence. Methuen (3-4) welcome Tewksbury on Friday, and the Lancers will tangle with Notre Dame.

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Hamilton-Wenham 44, Amesbury 41

Kerri Salvatore and Deryn Zahoruiko scored 15 points each for Amesbury (2-6). Hamilton-Wenham led 16-9 at halftime.

"We did not play well in the first half," Amesbury coach Chris Perry said. "We actually had a lead for a while in the second half, but they beat us at the free throw line."

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Hamilton-Wenham 61, Amesbury 43

Jared Flannigan had 12 points and three rebounds for Amesbury (0-8). Bill Medvitz added nine points. Steve Serwon had seven points and seven rebounds.

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Crashing in

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In addition to scoring four points, Julio Colon pulled in a career-high 17 boards in Georgetown's 62-34 thrashing of Triton. All this in limited time as Royals starters played less than a full half.

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Pentucket 63, Manchester 36

Senior center Kirsten Daamen had 20 points and 18 rebounds for Pentucket (8-1). Erin McNamara added 12 points. Andrea Attenasio scored 10. Pentucket led 34-16 at halftime.

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Hamilton-Wenham 65, Amesbury 25

Alyssa Harrison continued her great start picking up another first place finish in the high jump (5-0) for the lone Indian first place in a loss to Hamilton-Wenham.

 

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Hamilton-Wenham 68, Amesbury 18

Kevin Johnston (40) and Stephen Levarity (shot put) each picked up first place finishes for Amesbury, despite the Indians loss to Hamilton-Wenham.

 

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Wilsons, Lowell too much for Pinkerton

Methuen: Lowell High Schools Brianna Wilson, right, and her twin sister Whitney Wilson, right, were named co-MVP, are all smilles after defeating Pinkerton Academy to win the Greater Lawrence Christmas Tournament Final at Methuen High School last night. Lowell defeated Pinkerton Academy 57-51. Photo by Tim Jean/Eagle-Tribune Saturday, January 03, 20098 Photos

METHUEN, Mass. — AJ Guidi raised her arms incredulously. After sprinting back and diving on a loose ball late in the fourth quarter, she was called for traveling.

The play defined Pinkerton’s night  — full of effort but ultimately disappointing.

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Girls Basketball, 01/04/09 » 0 Comments & 0.0 Stars

Mighty Central answers call

Andover's Brian Miller,left, tries to get around Centrals Carson Desrosiers during Centrals 59-51 victory to win the 34th Greater Lawrence Christmas Tournament at Lawrence High School Friday night.14 Photos

LAWRENCE – Greater Lawrence Christmas Tournament championship No. 11 for Central Catholic was one for the “What if?” crowd.

You know, they’ve been asking all week:

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Boys Basketball, 01/03/09 » 0 Comments & 0.0 Stars
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