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▪ Somerville boys’ basketball coach Mark Antonelli notched his 200th career win with a 73-39 triumph over Revere. A Somerville alum, Antonelli took over the program in 2008 after five years as an assistant under Paul Garrity.
“It’s very rewarding,” said Antonelli. “I grew up here in Somerville and played basketball, the only thing I wanted to do was be the coach here. Being able to do it here with these kids was very rewarding.”
▪ By a 66-62 margin, Danvers boys’ basketball defeated Peabody for the first time in five years thanks to Connor DiTomaso’s late 3-pointer.
▪ Dracut/Tyngsborough boys’ hockey senior captain Charlie Wilkie notched his 100th career point in the second period of a 6-3 win against Lowell.
▪ Chelmsford swimming coach Craig Vitale was celebrated for his 100th victory after the Lions defeated Central Catholic, 100-58.
▪ On Thursday, Franklin senior indoor track captain Pete Gubka broke his own school record, racing to a 6.58-second time in the 55-meter dash.
▪ With 23 points in an 81-57 loss to Brewster (N.H.) on Wednesday, Central Catholic senior Javi Lopez became the all-time leading scorer in school history, boys or girls, surpassing Katie Zenevitch’s mark of 1,518 points, set in 2010. Lopez entered the game needing 13 to match her and finished the night with 1,528 points.
▪ Brad Peterson drilled the winning 3-pointer with 8.2 seconds left as Hanover stunned Patriot League fisher foe Plymouth South, snapping its eight-game winning streak. Globe correspondent Tyler Amaral was on hand to break it all down as Ryan Mutschler led the way with 21 points.
▪ Sophomore Sarah Michel finished her 20-point night with the winning 3-pointer to give Blue Hills a 47-45 win over Norfolk Aggie.
Angie Djoko, Danvers — Nobody grabbed more rebounds Friday than the senior, who led a 57-52 triumph over Peabody with 22 points, 20 boards, and 5 steals.
Jacaya Ford, New Mission — The senior posted 25 points, 5 rebounds, and 6 steals in a 67-13 rout of Madison Park.
Javi Lopez, Central Catholic — One game after setting the school’s scoring record, the senior captain stuffed the stat sheet with 15 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists, and 3 steals to beat Tewksbury, 64-35.
Nora Simpson, Melanie Simmons, and Madison Giesta, Arlington Catholic — Takeaways history being made with our first three-headed Stars entry, but there was no denying how big all three seniors played in a 69-13 demolition of Cardinal Spellman. Simpson had 20 points, 10 rebounds, 5 assists, and 5 steals; Simmons went for 20 points, 8 rebounds, and 2 blocks; and Giesta dominated defensively with 15 rebounds, 5 steals, and 4 blocks.
Camden Strandberg, Bridgewater-Raynham — The senior was active with 16 points, 13 rebounds, and 4 blocks in a 40-34 win over Barnstable.
Luca Tirella and Kyle Sillars, Danvers — The senior duo dominated a 66-62 win over Peabody, with Tirella recording 20 points and 15 rebounds and Sillars amassing 23 points and eight boards.
Jamason Vella, Masconomet — The senior paved the way to a 69-51 win over Beverly with 21 points and 14 rebounds, despite the missing student section.
▪ Central Catholic senior Caden Chase has committed to play Division 1 football at Davidson. Also a state champion wrestler for the Raiders, the 5-foot-11-inch, 215-pound running back and outside linebacker had three D1 offers and more than a dozen total options.
“Playing D1 football and studying at a top tier school in the country has always been a goal of mine since I was a kid,” Chase wrote on social media.
▪ Andover boys’ hockey coach Kevin Drew has resigned midseason, according to the Eagle Tribune, which stated he declined to go into specifics but called it a “difference of opinion.”
Anthony Licciardello, the JV coach for the past decade, and varsity assistant Peter Loring will take over coaching duties for the remainder of this season before the school launches a full search.
Drew has coached Andover hockey for almost 12 years, five with the girls’ team and six-plus with the boys. He was 104-91-26 overall, with a 58-39-12 mark leading the girls and 46-52-14 for the boys, including a 1-6-1 record this winter. He led the girls to the 2019 Division 1 semifinals.
▪ Concord-Carlisle announced the hiring of Derek Robbins as its new baseball coach. Robbins, the football coach at Worcester Tech from 2019-22, has spent the last two years as an assistant in the Patriots’ program. A Marlborough graduate, Robbins works in campus safety at Concord-Carlisle. He has also served as a football assistant at West Boylston and Westborough.
Salem High is set to retire Evelyn Oquendo’s No. 24 jersey in a ceremony on Friday (5:30 p.m.). Oquendo will be the first female athlete in school history to have her number retired.
Oquendo, a 1997 inductee into the school’s Hall of Fame, was a standout basketball player, leading the Witches to an undefeated season in 1979-80 as the starting point guard. A 1982 Globe All-Scholastic, she led Salem to the 1982 North Regional championship.
She went on to become a three-time NCAA First-Team All-American at Salem State and a four-time MASCAC Player of the Year. Still the school’s all-time leading scorer with 1,738 points, her number was retired by Salem State in 2010.
Oquendo has worked as a physical education teacher at Collins Middle School in Salem since 2007 and coached the Witches’ girls’ varsity team from 2017-22.
Thomas Edwards, Avon, 36
Braiden Peters, King Philip, 34
Olivia Bourne, Middleborough, 31
Kingston Maxwell, Abington, 31
Muji Vader, Minuteman, 31
Bella Bingham, Walpole, 30
Gavin Furtado, Apponequet, 28
Khai Marshall, Lincoln-Sudbury, 28
Ramsey Smith Jr., Brookline, 28
Joe Baraky, Duxbury, 27
Marcus Magloire, St. John’s Prep, 26
Jacaya Ford, New Mission, 25
Griffin Fudge, Arlington, 25
D’sean Moron, Shawsheen, 25
Sean Ryan, Millis, 25
Rayzhan Innocent, Cardinal Spellman, 24
Devin Duefresne, Attleboro, 23
Matty Gray, Burlington, 23
Nate Helms, Carver, 23
Mollie Mullin, Bishop Feehan, 23
Kyle Sillars, Danvers, 23
Gabe Deters, Whitinsville Christian, 22
Angie Djoko, Danvers, 22
Caitlin Boyle, Bishop Fenwick, 21
Desmond Fluomo, Acton-Boxborough, 21
Nathaniel Lane, Salem, 21
Yhan Medina, Quincy, 21
Jack Millward, Rivers, 21
Nate Smith, Shawsheen, 21
Jamason Vella, Masconomet, 21
Jabari Williams, Arlington, 21
Stephen Artemis, Whittier, 20
Jimmer Donnelly, Millbury, 20
Savvy Eriksen, Abington, 20
Oisin Faherty, North Quincy, 20
Justin Grimaldi, Oliver Ames, 20
Patrick Jackson, South Shore Voc-Tech, 20
Dennis Lynch, Boston Latin, 20
Alissa Marcella, Pembroke, 20
Sarah Michel, Blue Hills, 20
Jake Moorman, Acton-Boxborough, 20
Melanie Simmons, Arlington Catholic, 20
Nora Simpson, Arlington Catholic, 20
Luca Tirella, Danvers, 20
Angie Djoko, Danvers, 20
Brody Bumila, Bishop Feehan, 15
Madison Giesta, Arlington Catholic, 15
Luca Tirella, Danvers, 15
Jabari Williams, Arlington, 15
Jamason Vella, Masconomet, 14
Amara Louis, Arlington Catholic, 13
Avie Marshall, Cambridge, 13
Camden Strandberg, Bridgewater-Raynham, 13
Ja’Kyera Baccus, New Mission, 12
Aboubakara Nimaka, Malden Catholic, 11
Avery Teixeira, Bishop Feehan, 11
Kayla Walker, West Bridgewater, 11
Alice Wallerstein, Lincoln-Sudbury, 11
Jack Casey, Melrose, 10
Ben Clarkin, Lincoln-Sudbury, 10
Maura Quirk, Acton-Boxborough, 10
Nora Simpson, Arlington Catholic, 10
Kate Suneson, Apponequet, 10
Ryan Tullish, Middleborough, 10
Jacob Lok, Oliver Ames, 11
Mason Stern, Brookline, 10
Julian Goodridge, Somerville, 8
Duke Cherry, Malden Catholic, 7
Connor Houle, Attleboro, 7
Jack Casey, Melrose, 6
Cason Faulk, Bridgewater-Raynham, 6
Egan Gill, Bishop Feehan, 6
Ashley Harrington, Acton-Boxborough, 6
Aiden Walter, Lowell, 6
Bryce Baker, Chelmsford, 5
Avery Bettencourt, Danvers, 5
Annabel Boyd, Danvers, 5
Jack Bussey, Westford, 5
Mason Fetzner, Chelmsford, 5
Chais Harriette, Rivers, 5
Nathaniel Lane, Salem, 5
Javi Lopez, Central Catholic, 5
Elian Rodriguez, Salem, 5
Nora Simpson, Arlington Catholic, 5
Cece Levrault, Apponequet, 9
Mollie Mullin, Bishop Feehan, 9
Kayla Walker, West Bridgewater, 8
Julian Goodridge, Somerville, 7
Nathaniel Lane, Salem, 7
Jacaya Ford, New Mission, 6
Caitlin Boyle, Bishop Fenwick, 5
Nizeah Castillo, Central Catholic, 5
Angie Djoko, Danvers, 5
Madison Giesta, Arlington Catholic, 5
Nora Simpson, Arlington Catholic, 5
Egan Gill, Bishop Feehan, 4
Jordan Marion, Central, Catholic, 4
Cam Santos, Bridgewater-Raynham, 4
Jeremiah Figaro, Malden Catholic, 5
Madison Giesta, Arlington Catholic, 4
Camden Strandberg, Bridgewater-Raynham, 4
Melanie Simmons, Arlington Catholic, 2