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St. John's Prep baseball thumps Cambridge

St. John's Prep is a No. 16 seed in the Division 1 North Tournament, but it doesn't perform like a No. 16 seed.

The Eagles got off to a rip-roaring tourney start yesterday, drubbing Cambridge, 12-0, as Jordan Edgett and reliever Chris Carmain combined for the shutout and Trevor Manzi triggered the offense with a double, home run and five RBI.

Methuen Invitational

Methuen senior John Sughrue didn't get the match he would have preferred, but he had plenty of consolation yesterday at the Methuen Invitational.

Because he moved up a weight class to 130 pounds this year, there was no showdown with Salem star Trevor Dearden, but both Sughrue and Dearden came away big winners.

Sachems charge into championship gane

HAVERHILL | One shot in the third quarter of yesterday's Pentucket-Cambridge semifinal matchup in the Haverhill Christmas Tournament by sophomore standout Ashley Viselli just might have a domino effect.

Haverhil downs Cambridge

Steve Lesiczka took the ball down field and crossed it to Alex Sindoni at the 20. Sindoni then went past two defenders and fired it past the goalie into the lower left corner of the goal midway through the first period to give No. 5 Haverhill a 1-0 win over No. 10 Cambridge in the Division 1 North first round.

Peabody football blanked again as Cambridge rolls

CAMBRIDGE | The Peabody High football team isn't only looking for its first win of the Dick Woodbury Era | they're still looking for their first points.

Hitting the road for the first time this season, the Tanners and their new head coach travelled to Cambridge and, for the second straight week, were held off the scoreboard in falling to the host Falcons, 36-0.

Farr and Bishop combine for Prep win

Alex Farr and Sean Bishop scored first-half goals to power St. John's Prep past Cambridge 2-1. Netminder Doug Wilson made four saves to win in his first-ever start for the Eagles.

Peabody High School football is blanked by Cambridge

PEABODY | Paul Uva said he was "heartbroken for the kids" who had put much of their own hearts into this game.

His Peabody High football team is still be winless after an 8-0 overtime loss to first place Cambridge last night at swampy Lee Field | but their spirit was hardly shattered. Uva, the Peabody head coach, marked his 46th birthday Thursday. The team had gotten wind of the milestone and gave him the old bucket of water dunking after practice.