Eleven different players scored led by junior Brody Bumila with 21 points and 12 boards as Bishop Feehan routed Bishop Fenwick 80-48 in Catholic Central League boys basketball play.

In a Patriot League game, Dylan Perrault scored 22 points and Jason Paretchan added 20 points, including six threes, as Whitman-Hanson defeated Silver Lake, 76-54. … Jake Brilliant put in 19 points as Marshfield (6-0) cruised to a 77-46 victory over Duxbury.

In the Northeastern Conference, Connor Chiarello dropped 28 points while Teddy O’Neill chipped in 19 points as Swampscott (6-1) cruised to a 79-63 win over Marblehead. … Jariel Tolentino netted 22 points as Peabody (5-3) defeated Winthrop 61-36. … Masconomet got four triples and 19 points from Devin O’Brien as the Chieftains rolled over Saugus 96-57.

Girls basketball

In Patriot League action, Ella Fitzpatrick led all scorers with 11 points to lead Duxbury to a 53-20 victory over Marshfield. … Senior captain Taryn Leonard recorded a double double with 15 points and 10 rebounds as Whitman-Hanson rolled over Silver Lake 56-37.

In a South Shore League matchup, Lacey Brundage led the way with 23 points, including six three pointers, as Abington defeated Hull, 48-40.

In the Commonwealth Athletic Conference, Ava Mennella led with 12 points and Kendra O’Brien added 10 points as Greater Lowell (6-1) doubled up Northeast 56-28.

Divine Egbuta dropped 26 points as Lynn Classical topped Somerville 58-46 in Northeastern Conference play. … In the Catholic Conference, Elle Orlando collected 25 points, nine rebounds and eight steals while Ava Orlando finished with 21 points, six assists and seven steals as Notre Dame of Hingham toppled Ursuline 71-35.

Peyton Dibiaso scored 27 points to become Saugus’ all-time female scoring leader in a 51-40 loss to Masconomet in the Northeastern Conference. She broke the previous record of 1,110 points set by current coach Norma Waggett.

Lily O’Day scored 19 points and grabbed five rebounds as Innovation (1-7) edged Roxbury Prep 36-35 in a nonleague contest.

Boys hockey

A high-tempo Middlesex League Liberty battle came down to the third period, which saw Reading (6-1) pull out a 3-1 win over Belmont off Nate Vitarisi and Jack Filipski’s goals from the point. The Rockets’ fourth line contributed to two goals as freshman Jack Barry tallied his career first, giving Reading just enough to get past another standout performance from Marauders sophomore goalie Ethan Bauer (36 saves). Leo Packard had the lone goal for Belmont to tie things up in the second period.

Justin Thibert had a hat trick as Shawsheen toppled Commonwealth Athletic Conference opponent Greater Lowell/Nashoba Tech 9-1.

Class notes

Boston Herald All-Scholastic Sasha Selivan of Newton North was named the 2024-25 Gatorade Massachusetts Volleyball Player of the Year. Selivan is the first Gatorade Massachusetts Volleyball Player of the Year to be chosen from Newton North.

The 5-foot-9 sophomore setter led the Tigers to a 24-1 record and a Division I state championship this past season. Selivan amassed 673 assists, 133 digs and 115 kills, including a 26-assist, four-ace effort in Newton North’s 3-0 win over Brookline in the state final. The nation’s No. 128 player in the Class of 2027 according to PrepVolleyball, she was named the Div. 1 state tournament MVP and a Div. 1 All-State selection by the Massachusetts High School Volleyball Coaches Association.

The 25th annual Navy All-American Bowl will take place Saturday at the Alamodome Dome in San Antonio, Texas with a 1 p.m. kickoff. The only New England player picked for the contest is offensive lineman Will Black from Choate Rosemary Hall in Connecticut. The 6-foot-7, 295-pounder, who has committed to Notre Dame, helped lead Choate to an undefeated season and a NEPSAC Bowl title.

Scores

BOYS BASKETBALL

Bishop Feehan 80, Bishop Fenwick 48

East Boston 71, Everett 62

Fenway 49, Brighton 36

Gloucester 77, Beverly 73

Holland 86, Boston United 36

Marshfield 77, Duxbury 46

Masconomet 96, Saugus 57

Muniz 77, Batson Academy 43

New Mission 64, Boston English 61

Peabody 61, Winthrop 36

Plymouth North 52, Hingham 49

Salem 65, Danvers 54

Swampscott 79, Marblehead 63

Whitman-Hanson 76, Silver Lake 54

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Abington 48, Hull 40

Batson Academy 30, Muniz 16

Bishop Feehan 63, Bishop Fenwick 51

Boston United 43, Charlestown 27

Central Catholic 49, Methuen 13

Danvers 60, Salem 9

Duxbury 53, Marshfield 20

Fenway 44, Brighton 32

Greater Lowell 56, Northeast 28

Hingham 47, Plymouth North 39

Innovation 36, Roxbury Prep 35

Lynn Classical 58, Somerville 46

Masconomet 51, Saugus 40

Notre Dame (H) 71, Ursuline 35

Quincy 57, Hanover 38

Snowden 33, TechBoston 21

Stoughton 47, Seekonk 37

Whitman-Hanson 56, Silver Lake 37

Winthrop 49, Peabody 45

BOYS HOCKEY

Barnstable 2, Martha’s Vineyard 1

Blackstone Valley 3, Worcester 2

Canton 9, Taunton 1

Franklin 5, North Attleboro 3

Reading 3, Belmont 1

Shawsheen 9, Greater Lowell/Nashoba Tech 1

GIRLS HOCKEY

Central Catholic 3, Wayland/Weston 0

Lincoln-Sudbury 3, Westford Academy 0

Newburyport 7, Stoneham/Wilmington 3

BOYS SWIMMING

Lexington 56, Central Catholic 35

Melrose 55, Central Catholic 37

Newton North102, Natick 82

Scituate 90, Hingham 52

GIRLS SWIMMING

Scituate 92, Hingham 77

BOYS TRACK

Framingham 58 ⅔, Natick 41 ⅓

Milton 60, Braintree 40

Newton North 52, Brookline 48

Walpole 67 ½, Weymouth 32 ½

Wellesley 65 ½, Needham 34 ½

GIRLS TRACK

Milton 51, Braintree 49

Natick 74, Framingham 26

Newton North 78, Brookline 22

Wellesley 65, Needham 35

Weymouth 62, Walpole 38

WRESTLING

Excel Academy 49, Latin Academy 18

Wellesley 38, Lincoln-Sudbury 24