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Around the field

July 2, 2021 By Thomas Joyce

Here is a look at how the Silver Lake High varsity sports teams fared last week

Boys Lacrosse

The Lakers had their season come to a close after facing off against a tough Hingham opponent in the Division 1 South quarterfinal. They lost the game 17-6 on the road on Tuesday, June 22. In the loss to Hingham, Brandon Cavicchi scored a team-high two goals for the Lakers. Other than Cavicchi, a few other players scored goals for the Lakers against Hingham. They include: Jackson Nugent, Chris Broderick (1 assist), Tommy Condon (1 assist), and Will Cronin (1 assist). It was the first varsity goal of Nugent’s career.

Softball

The Lakers picked up a 17-5 win over the Hopkinton Hillers on Monday, June 21. Two days later, the Lakers beat Mansfield 8-5 in the Division 1 South quarterfinal. However, their season came to an end with a 14-1 loss to Bridgewater-Raynham on June 24.

Track

Select Lakers athletes competed at All-States. On the boys’ side, Sam Shirikjian came in seventh in the triple jump and 10th place in the long jump on June 26. On the girls’ side, Riley Paskow had the top performance for the Lakers. She came in 20th in the 400 meter. Additionally, the girls competed in their Division 1 South championship meet on Sunday, June 20.

At that meet, Paskow came in fourth in the 400 meter and seventh in the long jump while Toni Ierardi came in sixth in shotput and seventh in discus.

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