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Icemen beat Beverly, Pentucket, improve to 8–3

JUNIOR PATRICK DRISCOLL finds the back of the net for North Reading. (Stephanie Tannian Photo)
JUNIOR PATRICK DRISCOLL finds the back of the net for North Reading. (Stephanie Tannian Photo)

By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI

NORTH READING — On Martin Luther King Day, the North Reading High boys’ hockey team beat guest Beverly, 4–1, at Burbank Ice Arena in Reading. With that non–league victory, the Hornets improved to 8-3 overall.

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PHOTO: Indoor track takes home medals at State Relay Championships

PLENTY TO CELEBRATE. The NRHS boys' and girls' indoor track and field teams brought home a combined 51 medals and 71 points in the Div. 5 State Relay Championships. The boys were runners up with 37 team points while the girls took third with 34 points. Front row, with plaque: Brendan Carter and Aidan McDonald; seated, from left: Jackson Hastings, Justin Zhang, Ben Hui, Angelo DiSanto, Nicholas Copelas, Alex Brown, Anthony Tramontozzi, Liam Rutherford, George Giunta; kneeling, from left: Jenna Raffael, Sophie Warren, Marissa Zarella, Cole Godzinski, Kerri-Ann Donovan, Karah Gravallese, Tori Brown, Meredith Griffin, Jerlin Kaithamattam, Jillian Comeau, Dan Coveney, Kyle Bythrow; standing, from left: Coach Matt Dorothy, Head Coach Sotirios Pintzopoulos, Anna Tayas, Elizabeth Flett, Alexa Capozzoli, Haley Nathan, Olivia DeMonico, Margaret McCarthy, Lauren Gulbicki, Jillian McCullough, Julia Tatone, Tara Driver, Ryan McAneny; back row, from left: Greg Landry, John Lewis, Peter Audier, Jake O'Connell, Adam Sapp, Nick Colangelo, Coach Ryan Spinney. (Courtesy Photo)
PLENTY TO CELEBRATE. The NRHS boys’ and girls’ indoor track and field teams brought home a combined 51 medals and 71 points in the Div. 5 State Relay Championships. The boys were runners up with 37 team points while the girls took third with 34 points. Front row, with plaque: Brendan Carter and Aidan McDonald;

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Lady Hornets look to rebound from three-game losing streak

HORNET JUNIOR Carly Swartz missed the first few games of the season with an injury, but returned to the lineup in time to play Masco. (John Friberg Photo)
HORNET JUNIOR Carly Swartz missed the first few games of the season with an injury, but returned to the lineup in time to play Masco. (John Friberg Photo)

By DAN NUNN

Downed by Chieftains 52-44

NORTH READING — The Lady Hornets suffered their first Cape Ann League loss of the season at the hands of…

 

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Dorosh gives Hornets a much-needed boost in win over M-E

JUNIOR ADAM GOLDSTEIN hits this free throw from the charity stripe to narrow the gap with Greater Lawrence, 36 to 31. (Deanna Castro Photo)
JUNIOR ADAM GOLDSTEIN hits this free throw from the charity stripe to narrow the gap with Greater Lawrence, 36 to 31. (Deanna Castro Photo)

By DAN NUNN

Fall at Masco 72-61

NORTH READING — The Hornets were defeated by the Masconomet Chieftains 72-61 in their matchup on January 3. Junior Adam Goldstein had a strong…

 

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Icemen split vs. Newburyport, Triton

SOPHOMORE DEFENSEMAN James Doran scored his first goal of the season in North Reading’s 3–2 victory over Gloucester recently. (Stephanie Tannian Photo)
SOPHOMORE DEFENSEMAN James Doran scored his first goal of the season in North Reading’s 3–2 victory over Gloucester recently. (Stephanie Tannian Photo)

By STEPHEN MARTELLUCCI

NORTH READING — It was a tough day for the North Reading High hockey team last Saturday afternoon as they were edged by host Newburyport, 6-5, at Graf Rink. What…

 

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PHOTO: Alumni rule

ON CHRISTMAS EVE Coach Joe Casey held his annual NRHS Basketball Alumni Game, with Coach Mark Bisognano switching hats to play as an alumni. Players past, present and future played for two hours filled with trash talk, three-pointers and lots of great basketball. As is tradition, the NRHS alumni won 152–101. It's a tribute to Coach Casey and the NRHS Boys Basketball program that so many players come back each year for this fun event. (Courtesy Photo)
ON CHRISTMAS EVE Coach Joe Casey held his annual NRHS Basketball Alumni Game, with Coach Mark Bisognano switching hats to play as an alumni. Players past, present and future played for two hours filled with trash talk, three-pointers and lots of great basketball. As is tradition, the NRHS alumni won 152–101. It’s a tribute to

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Lady Hornets continue hot start to the season

WAIT FOR IT...Senior forward Frankie Elliott waits for the rebound to come to her in the girls season opener against Newburyport, a Hornet victory. (Bob Turosz Photo)
WAIT FOR IT…Senior forward Frankie Elliott waits for the rebound to come to her in the girls season opener against Newburyport, a Hornet victory. (Bob Turosz Photo)

By DAN NUNN

Stung by Wildcats 41-18

HAVERHILL — The Lady Hornets girls’ basketball team was downed by the Wilmington Wildcats, 41-18, in the first round of the…

 

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Hornets boys’ basketball finishes 5-game home stand at 3-2

SENIOR TOM LEWIS battles for the opening tip off against Hamilton–Wenham. (John Friberg Photo)
SENIOR TOM LEWIS battles for the opening tip off against Hamilton–Wenham. (John Friberg Photo)

By DAN NUNN

Stung by Greater Lawrence Tech 66-65

NORTH READING — The Hornets’ furious comeback fell short as they suffered a 66-65 defeat on the basketball court to the Greater Lawrence Tech Reggies in the first round of the Kipnes…

 

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PHOTO: Fast break

FAST BREAK. Hornet sophomore Anthony Eldridge leads the fast break down the court vs. Greater Lawrence. (Deanna Castro Photo)
FAST BREAK. Hornet sophomore Anthony Eldridge leads the fast break down the court vs. Greater Lawrence. (Deanna Castro Photo)

 

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Boys’ and girls’ indoor track starts season strong

NORTH READING — After several weeks of training, the Hornet indoor track and field teams are off to a good start.

The girls’ team is 2-2, beating both Lynnfield and Essex Tech and losing two close meets to Triton and Newburyport.

The boys’ team is 3-1, dominating Lynnfield, Essex Tech, and Triton while falling to…

 

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Lady Hornets open season with three straight wins

NON CONTACT SPORT? Hornet junior Carli Eldridge shows great hustle by going to the floor with her Newburyport opponent to fight for a loose ball. At right is Hornet captain Adrianna Flanagan. (John Friberg Photo)
NON CONTACT SPORT? Hornet junior Carli Eldridge shows great hustle by going to the floor with her Newburyport opponent to fight for a loose ball. At right is Hornet captain Adrianna Flanagan. (John Friberg Photo)

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Down Vikings 37-28

BYFIELD — The Lady Hornets basketball team went on the road for the first…

 

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Hornets plunder Vikings 62-40; now 1-2

SENIOR TOM LEWIS battles for the opening tip off against Hamilton–Wenham. (John Friberg Photo)
SENIOR TOM LEWIS battles for the opening tip off against Hamilton–Wenham. (John Friberg Photo)

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NORTH READING — The Hornets exploded for 33 points in the fourth quarter of the boys’ basketball game to earn their first win of the season over the visiting Triton Vikings 62-40 in their home opener on Dec…

 

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