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The Gloucester boys soccer team has perhaps the most feared striker in the Northeastern Conference in Shane O'Neill, who suffered an injured left calf in a recent match vs. Masconomet. Sources indicate the senior standout may have a tear; he'll be out of action for another week.

Shane O'Neil scored a goal and added two assists to lead Gloucester past Peabody 3-1. Alex Trotski scored another goal for the winners.

1.Gloucester (3-0): Three games have equalled 116 points, including an impressive 27-point blowout at Beverly. The catches have been huge thus far for these Fishermen. Last week: 3

DANVERS | Last year, after the Gloucester boys soccer team beat Danvers on its home field to clinch the Northeastern Conference title, swarms of Fishermen fans rushed from the stands to join the celebration.

BEVERLY | Gloucester High School football captain Andrew Fulford and his fellow seniors had never tasted victory on the varsity level against Beverly.

The Fishermen had a chance to finally get that elusive win against the Panthers on Saturday afternoon at Hurd Stadium, and it's safe to say that Gloucester played like a team with revenge on its mind.

Senior captain Caitlin Cole scored at the 14:29 mark and Gloucester made it stand up in a 1-0 win over Salem. Alicia Unis made four saves to secure the win for the Fishermen (3-2-1).

We know they're good, but tomorrow will help us take a step toward learning exactly how good the Gloucester Fishermen are.

For the first time this season, the Gloucester football team will not have the luxury of playing in front of the hometown faithful at Newell Stadium. The Fishermen will hit the road for a game against Beverly in the always-tough atmosphere of Hurd Stadium.

Gloucester managed just four shots on goal in a 4-0 loss to Swampscott.

Sean Reardon's second half strike from Nick LoCoco put Gloucester on top to stay as the Fishermen beat Swampscott 2-1. Ben Hannah had an unassisted goal in the first half for Gloucester.

Tawny Palmieri scored twice as Peabody cruised by Gloucester 4-2. Meg Canavan and Kerrie O'Shea also struck for Peabody, and Rebecca Mullen made 12 saves to earn the win.