In the championship of the Norwell Invitational Tournament, Maddie Oliver (21 points) and Regan Dowd (12 points) propelled Norwell to a 44-39 girls basketball win over Bishop Fenwick. Norwell head coach Matt Marani earned his 300th career victory.

In a Norwell consolation matchup, Addie Monahan recorded 15 points and was named a Norwell tournament All-Star, while Noey Giardina tacked on 12 points as Hanover (12-8) defeated Needham 47-40.

Frankie Spadorcia scored 18 points and was named a Roundball Classic All-Star, while Payton Clougher contributed five points and strong defense as Braintree beat Mansfield, 45-39. … In the championship, Kira Henderson led the way and earned MVP honors with eight points, three rebounds and three steals, while Olivia Penn and Bridget Pole scored seven points each as Natick (16-5) defeated Westford Academy, 35-27.

Tajeaya Sterling poured in 22 points, while Harmony Caraballo finished with 10 points as Durfee (11-9) edged Dennis-Yarmouth 55-53 in a nonleague contest. … Allie Regan put up 31 points and came away with eight steals, while Stephie Regan (13 points) and Zoe Rabinovitz (12 points) finished in double figures as well for Framingham (12-8) in a 68-51 win over Attleboro. … Anna Kanders notched 14 points while Olivia Quagrello and Cecilia Tripp each had eight points as Swampscott beat Marblehead, 48-46 in overtime.

Devin Crofford (17 points) and Marlo Jumper (14 points) set the tone for St. John Paul II (19-3) in a 57-33 Cape and Islands League win over Martha’s Vineyard.

In a Cape Ann League matchup, Ariana Demetri recorded 12 points while Sophia Gallivan added 10 points as North Reading (17-3) defeated Newburyport, 33-29.

Hannah Kuriscak (15 points, five three-pointers), CeCe Levrault (12 points, seven steals, three assists), Elyza Wagner (11 points, two assists, two steals) and Kate Suneson (10 points, seven rebounds) reached double figures in scoring for Apponequet (17-5) in a 59-26 South Coast Conference win over Seekonk.

Hannah Shields tallied 20 points and added five assists, pacing Pingree to a 61-34 win over Bancroft in NEPSAC action. … Fope Auo scored 30 points and grabbed 16 rebounds, while Tiffany Burns also registered a double-double with 15 points and 12 assists as Austin Prep rolled to a 71-38 win over Phillips Exeter.

Jamie Quinn buried 22 points, and Meryl McCormick drained 21 points as Dedham downed Greater Lowell 57-44 in the championship game of the Skaff Tournament. … Freshman Leticia Castro (18 points) and eighth-grader Brooke Matthews (16 points) led Lowell Catholic (5-14) to a 59-22 win over Northeast in the consolation game.

Boys basketball

Joe Pannozzo knocked down 21 points for Cohasset (16-4) in a 94-67 nonleague win over Notre Dame (Tyngsboro). For Notre Dame, Isiah Ferguson scored 46 points. … Mason Veits put up 24 points as Tewksbury (17-3) defeated Belmont, 70-57. … Shyheim Babb (16 points, 13 rebounds), Kameron Rucker (13 points, four assists) and Deshawn Rucker (10 points) paced the Lynn Classical (15-4) offense in a 64-60 win over Salem. … Nick Adams (24 points), Ronan Coffey (18 points) and Jack Luccarelli (12 points) shouldered the bulk of the scoring for Norwell in an 83-59 win over Southeastern.

Bobby Louis and Jack Olinto tallied 22 points each as Archbishop Williams (10-10) beat Westwood 65-41 in the consolation game of the Roundball Classic.

James Dingman and Jack Zambardino registered 15 points each, with Zambardino winning MVP, as Arlington (18-4) took down Brockton 48-46 to win the Panther Winter Classic. … Dylan Perrault (19 points), Jah Estrela (18 points) and Jason Paretchan (nine points) guided Whitman-Hanson (18-3) during a 65-48 win over Pembroke.

Zach DesRochers (23 points), Bryan Gyorda (12 points) and Niko Catalano (10 points) steered North Andover (12-8) toward a 64-45 Merrimack Valley Conference win over Lawrence.

Will Levrault (24 points, four assists, five rebounds), Will Horton (17 points, seven assists, eight rebounds), Colin Cyr (14 points, two assists, eight rebounds), Jayden Pierre (11 points, seven rebounds) and Henry Svirtunas (10 points, six rebounds) finished in double figures in scoring as Apponequet (9-11) won the Mitch Kuliga Basketball Classic with an 81-65 victory over Wareham.

Connor Chiarello exploded for 38 points as Swampscott (14-7) came back from a halftime deficit to defeat Peabody 72-56 in Northeastern Conference action. Teddy O’Neill added 18 points, and Chase Groothuis chipped in with 11 points for the Big Blue.

Kingston Maxwell scored 27 points, grabbed 10 rebounds and dished out five assists to power Abington (17-5) in a 75-55 victory over Rockland to win the Shawn P. Cotter Memorial Tournament. Tyler Staiti had 15 points, and Jake McSharry contributed 10 points and seven rebounds for the Green Wave. … In the consolation game, Anthony Diletizia registered 11 points for Canton (5-15) in a 63-61 win over Millis.

Cason Faulk dropped 21 points, earning tournament MVP honors as Bridgewater-Raynham captured the Blue Bombardiers Classic title with a thrilling 76-71 overtime victory against Attleboro.

Tzar Powell-Aparicio netted 15 points, grabbed six rebounds and dished six assists, while Jason Kamau (13 points, six rebounds) and Collin Christiansen (12 points, eight rebounds) reached double figures in scoring also as Lowell won the 3E Moving and Storage Roundball Classic championship with a 61-58 victory over Burlington.

Boys hockey

Adam Bauer’s goal and assist helped him win Cardinal Classic MVP, as Belmont topped Pope Francis, 2-0, in the tournament’s championship.

In a nonleague contest, Jayden Vargas and Brady Leonard each registered a hat trick, as Essex Tech erupted for a 6-1 romp of Hanover. … Drew Waters (two goals) and Maddox Jacobsen scored, while Matthew Smith Jr. made 25 saves as St. Mary’s (Lynn) (14-7-1) defeated Central Catholic 3-1. … Shane Mulcahy netted the winner in overtime to give Cohasset/Hull (8-10-1) a 3-2 win over Latin Academy. … Luke Long (two goals) registered his second overtime-winner in as many games for Catholic Memorial, capping off a 3-2 comeback win over Winchester to extend the Knights’ unbeaten streak to eight games. … Alex Peck’s three goals and two assists led the attack while Tate Cogliano’s seven blocks led the defense to fuel Natick (11-5-5) over Shrewsbury, 6-5. … Goals from Ryan MacDonald and Drew Gates separated Weymouth from Silver Lake in a 5-3 win, while three others scored. … Behind a hat trick from Colin Ward and two goals apiece from Logan Poulin and Jake Eldredge, Nauset (19-0-1) completed its first unbeaten regular season by defeating Pembroke, 7-1. … Junior Logan Bowen continued his memorable season (39 points) with two more goals for Beverly (10-8-2), helping it beat Somerville, 4-2. … A goal and an assist apiece from TJ Martin, Jason Gillis and Sviatoslov Antipkin helped Norwood (10-9) finish an up-and-down regular season on a strong note with a 5-2 win over King Philip. … James Crowell’s hat trick, two goals from Joziah DeSouza and a goal with two assists from Landon Hope anchored Bourne (8-11-1) in a 6-3 win over Abington. … Declan Foley’s overtime winner supported a big performance from Roman Gerr (two goals, assist), as Mansfield (10-8-1) outlasted North Quincy, 6-5. … Brandon Garzia (36 saves) stood on his head to allow just one goal, while Jordan Sousa (three goals, two assists), Timmy O’Malley (two goals, three assists) and Brayden Diodato (goal, two assists) lit up the scoreboard for Hudson (16-2-2) as it rebounded from a blowout loss to Dover-Sherborn/Weston with a 7-1 win over Medway. … Brady Sinclair and Atticus Emerson each tallied goals for Norton (6-12) as it bested Newton South, 2-1. … Michael Bulkin secured his fifth shutout with 30 saves and three different players scored for Xaverian as part of a 3-0 win over Marshfield. … Tyler Bourgea potted a pair, four others scored and David Karlberg notched his seventh shutout for Tewksbury (15-4-1) in a 7-0 triumph over Wilmington.

Mason Colby (two goals) helped Triton get to extra hockey, where Gavin Marengi didn’t allow a single goal in a shootout and Michael Taylor potted his chance to deliver the Vikings the Newburyport Bank Classic championship with a 3-2 win over Newburyport. … Ryan Kmiec’s 34-save shutout and Trey Sheehy’s goal were more than enough to put North Andover (4-14-2) over the top, 1-0, against defending Div. 3 state champion Marblehead in a consolation game.

Junior Ryan McWhinnie scored and was named to the Cahoon Cup’s All-Tournament team, helping lead Burlington (11-8-1) to a 3-1 win over Medford. Daniel Hanafin scored his first career goal in the win.

James Hayward (two goals, assist), Finn Mahon (goal, assist), Matt Pedroli (goal, assist), Conor Merkle (goal, assist) and Parker Winn (two assists) each tallied multiple points for Hopkinton (9-9-2) in a well-rounded, 5-2 win over Dedham in Tri-Valley League action.

Girls hockey

Rylee Middleton (38 saves) starred in net for Reading, stopping just enough behind two goals from Gianna Bonfilio to hand Methuen/Tewksbury its first loss of the year with a 2-1 win in the Brianna McCarthy Memorial Tournament championship.

Caitlyn Tremblay’s two goals helped power Burlington (14-6), rallying past Canton 3-2 in nonleague play for its eighth straight win. … Georgia Murray (goal, two assists) got the scoring started and Chloe Bryda (goal, assist) joined her, anchoring the attack for Bishop Feehan (15-5-2) to edge out Algonquin, 3-2. Aviva Olitsky had 30 saves in the win to eclipse 1,000 on her career. … Sophomores Anky Lenehan (two assists) and Audrey Bernazzani each scored two goals to lead Ursuline (10-8-1) past Quincy/North Quincy 6-5. … Jenna Henley scored two goals, and Cam Dematos and Christina Curran netted a goal each as Whitman-Hanson/Silver Lake (6-14) defeated West/East Bridgewater, 4-0. … Kayla Leonard’s goal put Marshfield on the board in the first period to eclipse 100 career points, before Claire Trodden tallied the game-winner in the third to lead a 2-1 win over Martha’s Vineyard. … Lily Zahka was nails with 34 saves, backing two goals from Julie Cotto and another from Ava Landry to lift Dedham over Walpole, 3-1. … Darby Rounseville potted two and dished an assist, pairing with a goal and an assist from Harper Penna to lead Sandwich/BMC past King Philip, 4-1, in a game with Div. 2 implications. … Violet Lorusso (two goals, two assists) and Sophia Demeo (goal, three assists) each tallied four points, Becca Sobol (goal, two assists) added three, and Shawsheen/Bedford/Lowell toppled Masconomet, 6-1.

Scores

BOYS BASKETBALL

Bishop Feehan 69, Wellesley 43

Cambridge 65, St. John’s Prep 45

Cohasset 94, Notre Dame (T) 67

Lynn Classical 64, Salem 60

Medway 57, Holliston 50

Nobles 53, St. Mark’s 47

North Andover 64, Lawrence 45

Norwell 83, Southeastern 59

Norwood 63, Bedford 57

Swampscott 72, Marblehead 56

Tewksbury 70, Belmont 57

West Bridgewater 58, East Bridgewater 49

BLUE BOMBARDIERS CLASSIC

Ch.: Bridgewater-Raynham 76, Attleboro 71 (ot)

BOSTON CITY LEAGUE PLAYOFFS

English 67, Muniz 64

Holland 55, Latin Academy 43

MITCH KULIGA BASKETBALL CLASSIC

Apponequet 81, Wareham 65

PANTHER CLASSIC

Arlington 48, Brockton 46

Whitman-Hanson 65, Pembroke 48

ROUNDBALL CLASSIC

Ch.: Mansfield 63, Hingham 50

Cons.:Archbishop Williams 65, Westwood 41

3E MOVING & STORAGE ROUNDBALL CLASSIC

Ch.: Lowell 61, Burlington 58

SHAWN P. COTTER MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT

Ch.: Abington 75, Rockland 55

Cons.: Canton 63, Millis 61

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Austin Prep 71, Phillips Exeter 38

Apponequet 59, Seekonk 26

Durfee 55, Dennis-Yarmouth 53

Framingham 68, Attleboro 51

Londonderry (NH) 83, Central Catholic 53

Malden Catholic 58, Methuen 24

Middlesex 52, Groton 43

Nobles 76, St. Mark’s 24

North Reading 33, Newburyport 29

Pingree 61, Bancroft 34

St. John Paul II 57, Martha’s Vineyard 33

Swampscott 48, Marblehead 46 (ot)

Tyngsboro 49, Wilmington 46 (ot)

BOSTON CITY LEAGUE PLAYOFFS

O’Bryant 36, Latin Academy 32

Snowden 47, New Mission 37 (ot)

NORWELL INVITATIONAL

Ch.: Norwell 44, Bishop Fenwick 39

Cons.: Hanover 47, Needham 40

ROUNDBALL CLASSIC

Ch.: Natick 35, Westford Academy 27

Cons.: Braintree 45, Mansfield 39

SKAFF TOURNAMENT

Ch.: Dedham 57, Greater Lowell 44

Cons.: Lowell Catholic 59, Northeast 22

WESTBOROUGH INVITATIONAL

Medway 46, Hopkinton 39

BOYS HOCKEY

Arlington 5, Braintree 2

Barnstable 5, St. John Paul II 3

Beverly 4, Somerville 2

Bourne 6, Abington 3

Catholic Memorial 3, Winchester 2 (ot)

Cohasset/Hull 3, Latin Academy 2 (ot)

Essex Tech 6, Hanover 1

Foxboro 4, Hopedale/Milford 3

Hopkinton 5, Dedham 2

Hudson 7, Medway 1

Mansfield 6, North Quincy 5 (ot)

Martha’s Vineyard 1, Dennis-Yarmouth 0

Monomoy/Mashpee 4, Upper Cape Tech 3

Natick 6, Shrewsbury 5

Nauset 7, Pembroke 1

Nobles 6, BB&N 1

North Attleboro 0, Westwood 0

Northeast Tech 5, Greater Lowell/Nashoba Tech 2

Norton 2, Newton South 1

Norwood 5, King Philip 2

St. Bernard’s 2, Bishop Fenwick 1

St. John’s Prep 5, Franklin 1

Stoneham 8, Cambridge 2

Tewksbury 7, Wilmington 0

Wakefield 2, Winthrop 2

Weymouth 5, Silver Lake 3

Xaverian 3, Marshfield 0

BUDDY FERREIRA CLASSIC

Consolation bracket

Arlington Catholic 3, Archbishop Williams 2

Falmouth 5, Duxbury 2

Third place game

Bishop Feehan 3, Reading 0

Championship

Hingham 3, BC High 1

CAHOON CUP

Framingham 5, Chelmsford 3

Burlington 3, Medford 1

CARDINAL CLASSIC

Ch.: Belmont 2, Pope Francis 0

Cons.: St. Mary’s (L) 3, Central Catholic 1

NEWBURYPORT BANK CLASSIC

Algonquin 8, Peabody/Saugus/Swampscott 0

Amesbury 6, Haverhill 1

Danvers 3, Norwell 0

North Andover 1, Marblehead 0

Triton 3, Newburyport 2 (so)

GIRLS HOCKEY

Auburn 4, Wellesley 2

Bishop Feehan 3, Algonquin 2

Burlington 3, Canton 2

Dedham 3, Walpole 1

Franklin 1, Hopkinton/Dover-Sherborn 1

HPNA 0, PLNR 0

Marshfield 2, Martha’s Vineyard 1

Milton 2, Winchester 2 (ot)

Nobles 3, Phillips Andover 3

Norwood 5, Pembroke 0

Sandwich/BMC 4, King Philip 1

Shawsheen/Bedford/Lowell 6, Masconomet 1

Whitman-Hanson/Silver Lake 4, West/East Bridgewater 0

Woburn 3, Hanover (NH) 1

Ursuline 6, Quincy/North Quincy 5

BRIANNA MCCARTHY MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT

Ch.: Reading 2, Methuen/Tewksbury 1

Cons.: Arlington Catholic 3, Longmeadow 1

BOYS SQUASH

Nobles 5, Groton 2

GIRLS SQUASH

Nobles 4, Groton 3