High school roundup/scores: Addison Nee nets MVP honors for Pembroke
Addison Nee netted a hat trick for Pembroke, leading it to the Judy Gormley Cup championship, with a 6-2 girls hockey win over Dennis-Yarmouth. Nee won tournament MVP honors with five goals in two games.
Nolan Craven (goal, assist) and Elise Musa (goal, assist) each scored on third-period power plays, pairing with Addie Murray’s first varsity goal and Avery Savage’s 20-save shutout to pace Pope Francis (2-0) past Weymouth, 3-0.
Boys hockey
James Warren scored twice and Cody Silver dished two assists to help lead Mansfield over Silver Lake, 6-3, in nonleague action.
Girls basketball
Keyona Raines did a little bit of everything for Cathedral, posting 13 points, six rebounds, four assists and five steals to anchor a 56-17 nonleague win over Jackson Reed (D.C.).
Scores
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Cathedral 56, Jackson Reed (D.C.) 17
BOYS HOCKEY
Mansfield 6, Silver Lake 3
Martha’s Vineyard 9, Nantucket 1
GIRLS HOCKEY
Leominster 3, Marblehead 2
Pope Francis 3, Weymouth 0
JUDY GORMLEY CUP
Ch.: Pembroke 6, Dennis-Yarm. 2
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