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GIRLS HOCKEY
Paige Keefe scored a pair of goals to lift the Marauders to 4-1 non-league win over Needham on Monday, improving Dedham to 8-2 overall on the season.
The news wasn’t all rosy for the Marauders in the contest as they lost their top defenseman when Tara Celata was penalized for a hit from behind, which carries an automatic game misconduct and two-game suspension.
“It wasn’t on purpose, everyone knew that,” said Dedham coach Don Parr, “Unfortunately that’s just part of the game and we have to move on.”
Dedham was coming off a 5-2 loss to Walpole. The Rebels, who moved into the tie for first in the Bay State Conference Herget Division with the win, built a 3-0 lead in the first period and held on despite a pair of goals in the third from Sam Girard.
The Marauders had all three lines clicking in last Wednesday’s 6-0 win over Natick. Colleen Downing led the way with a goal and two assists. Emily Mosca blanked the Red and Blue for the first two periods and into the third before Jamie Carty finished off Dedham’s third shutout of the season.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
The Marauders ran into a pair of Herget Division frontrunners in their last two contests, falling 61-46 to Natick last Friday and 50-31 to Walpole Tuesday. Dedham falls to 5-6 overall and 1-6 in the Bay State Conference.
Jenna Savi led Marauders offensively in both games. The senior guard had 16 points in the loss to the Red and Blue last week. Ellen Masalsky added 10 for Dedham, which outscored Natick in the second half after trailing 34-17 at the half.
Walpole took a 29-19 lead into the break on Tuesday and pulled away in the third. Savi had 10 points while Masalsky and Brianna Dozier added six apiece.
INDOOR TRACK
Natick swept the Marauders track squads last Thursday to keep both team’s winless on the season as the boys fell 76-18 and the girls lost 89-6.
Colby Flis and Jack McCorrison went 1-2 in the high jump for the boys, with Flis winning in 5-feet, 6-inches. Flis added a third in the 55-meter dash while McCorrison placed in three events, with three in the 55 hurdles and long jump.
Dedham’s other win came from Reggie LaRoche in the shot put with a throw of 46-5 3/4. Mike Reda was third in the shot, and freshman Sean Kineavy was third in the mile.
Molly Downing’s second in the shot put was the top finish for the girls. Kerianne Downing (long jump), Mary Coughlin (600) and Annemarie Sweetsir (300) had thirds.
GIRLS HOCKEY
Paige Keefe scored a pair of goals to lift the Marauders to 4-1 non-league win over Needham on Monday, improving Dedham to 8-2 overall on the season.
The news wasn’t all rosy for the Marauders in the contest as they lost their top defenseman when Tara Celata was penalized for a hit from behind, which carries an automatic game misconduct and two-game suspension.
“It wasn’t on purpose, everyone knew that,” said Dedham coach Don Parr, “Unfortunately that’s just part of the game and we have to move on.”
Dedham was coming off a 5-2 loss to Walpole. The Rebels, who moved into the tie for first in the Bay State Conference Herget Division with the win, built a 3-0 lead in the first period and held on despite a pair of goals in the third from Sam Girard.
The Marauders had all three lines clicking in last Wednesday’s 6-0 win over Natick. Colleen Downing led the way with a goal and two assists. Emily Mosca blanked the Red and Blue for the first two periods and into the third before Jamie Carty finished off Dedham’s third shutout of the season.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
The Marauders ran into a pair of Herget Division frontrunners in their last two contests, falling 61-46 to Natick last Friday and 50-31 to Walpole Tuesday. Dedham falls to 5-6 overall and 1-6 in the Bay State Conference.
Jenna Savi led Marauders offensively in both games. The senior guard had 16 points in the loss to the Red and Blue last week. Ellen Masalsky added 10 for Dedham, which outscored Natick in the second half after trailing 34-17 at the half.
Walpole took a 29-19 lead into the break on Tuesday and pulled away in the third. Savi had 10 points while Masalsky and Brianna Dozier added six apiece.
INDOOR TRACK
Natick swept the Marauders track squads last Thursday to keep both team’s winless on the season as the boys fell 76-18 and the girls lost 89-6.
Colby Flis and Jack McCorrison went 1-2 in the high jump for the boys, with Flis winning in 5-feet, 6-inches. Flis added a third in the 55-meter dash while McCorrison placed in three events, with three in the 55 hurdles and long jump.
Dedham’s other win came from Reggie LaRoche in the shot put with a throw of 46-5 3/4. Mike Reda was third in the shot, and freshman Sean Kineavy was third in the mile.
Molly Downing’s second in the shot put was the top finish for the girls. Kerianne Downing (long jump), Mary Coughlin (600) and Annemarie Sweetsir (300) had thirds.
The boys had two team’s place at Saturday’s MSTCA Div. 4 Indoor Relays. The shot put team of LaRoche, Reda and Matt McIsaac was second with a total of 128-9 1/2. High jumpers Flis. McCorrison and Joe Ryan were fourth. The shot put trio of Molly Downing, Amy Clancy and Unity Jean-Louis took second for the girls.
WRESTLING
The Marauders dropped a 51-30 decision last Thursday at Walpole, dropping to 3-8 overall and 0-4 in the Bay State Conference.
Christian Martinez, Stevie Heaslip, Nick Romig and David Jenkins all won their matches by fall.
Declan Heaslip picked up a win by forfeit at 126 while the Marauders gave away matches at 132 and 145.
On Saturday, the Marauders had three place winners at the Merrimack (N.H.) Tournament, helping the team to a 13th-place finish out of 20 teams.
Stevie Heaslip was the top finisher taking third at 160 while Martinez (113) and Jenkins (220) were each fifth.
