ROUNDUP

BOYS HOCKEY

After losing in the first round of last year’s Ed Burns Coffee Pot Tournament to eighth-seeded Franklin, second-seeded Hingham’s attack came alive in the right spots to beat No. 7 Winchester, 5-3, in this year’s Doherty division first round. Five different players scored for the Harbormen (11-1-1), including goals from Andrew Palek and Cam McKenna in the 34 seconds after the Red and Black (7-7) tied it up at 2-2 early in the second period.

“We went into last year with no expectation of how Franklin was going to be,” said senior captain Colin Lasch. “They took it to us. It was a really bad game for us, and we’ve had a real sour taste in our mouths since then. We knew that this was big, not just for us, but for the public pride. We wanted to make sure that we maximized all 45 minutes that we had on this ice today, and I think we did that.”

The final game of the Doherty’s quadruple-header saw Belmont topple Concord-Carlisle 5-1, anchored by a hat trick and an assist from Adam Bauer, and a goal and two assists from both Liam Guilderson and Leo Packard. All three are on the Marauders’ top line, which has now combined for 23 goals in a five-game win streak.

In the opening round of the Brinn Division of the Coffee Pot, Kaiden Belleville scored both goals as Chelmsford edged Walpole, 2-1. … Connor Geoghan recorded the shutout as Canton blanked Wellesley, 4-0. … Caden Altobello recorded a hat trick and six others scored, lifting Marshfield over Norwood, 9-1.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Savanna Scali’s 3-point basket with less than nine seconds left gave Burlington a 47-46 nonleague win over Manchester-Essex.

Alana MacLean had 17 points, eight rebounds and six steals as Fontbonne defeated Cardinal Spellman, 55-14.

BOYS BASKETBALL

Cason Faulk scored 22 points, while teammates Noah Perry Lewis and Lee Williams combined for 29 points as Bridgewater-Raynham defeated BC High 77-72 in a nonleague tilt. Julian Sustache led all scorers with a game-high 26 points for the Eagles. … Julian Goodridge scored 15 points as Somerville defeated Peabody, 57-54. … Franck Moron led the way with 22 points as Shawsheen (11-1) defeated Lynnfield, 58-40.

Gabe Keskinidis and Jaden Maxi each scored 13 points as Tewksbury (9-3) defeated Billerica 66-46 in the Merrimack Valley Conference.

Cainan Weeresinghe had 14 points and six rebounds as Newton South outlasted Lincoln-Sudbury 44-41 in overtime.

GYMNASTICS

Lindsay Woodbury won the All-Around for the second straight meet as Bridgewater-Raynham (5-0) defeated Case/Somerset Berkley 137.9-127.05. Woodbury recorded the top scores in the vault and floor exercise, while teammates Lily Moreira (first in the bars) and Cecilia Meoli (first in the beam) also excelled.

SCORES

BOYS BASKETBALL

Bridgewater-Raynham 77, BC High 72

King Philip 51, Xaverian 38

Marshfield 87, Brockton 47

Newton South 44, Lincoln-Sudbury 41 (ot)

Shawsheen 58, Lynnfield 40

Somerville 57, Peabody 54

Tewksbury 66, Billerica 46

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Burlington 47, Manchester-Essex 46

Fontbonne 55, Cardinal Spellman 14

Leominster 43, Tewksbury 30

Loomis Chaffee 54, Thayer Academy 36

Masconomet 59, Winchester 36

Waltham 27, Watertown 26

GYMNASTICS

Bridgewater-Raynham/West Bridgewater 137.9, Case/Somerset Berkley 127.05

Hanover 127.8, Whitman-Hanson/Duxbury 127.8

BOYS HOCKEY

Bedford 5, Lexington 0

St. John’s Prep 3, BC High 0

COFFEE POT DOHERTY DIVISION

Arlington 7, Tewksbury 2

Belmont 5, Concord-Carlisle 1

Hingham 5, Winchester 3

Reading 1, Braintree 0 (2 ot)

COFFEE POT BRINN DIVISION

Canton 4, Wellesley 0

Chelmsford 2, Walpole 1

Marshfield 9, Norwood 1

Weymouth 5, Franklin 2

GIRLS HOCKEY

Dexter Southfield 4, Thayer 3