Sports 01-24-2018

EHS Roundup

EHS girls basketball cruises past Winthrop

 

The Everett High girls basketball team pulled away after a tight first period to post a 47-31 victory at Winthrop last Friday. The triumph lifts the Lady Crimson Tide above the .500 mark for the first time this season to a 5-4 record.

Everett held a slim 13-11 edge at the first buzzer, but a half-court, pressing defense in the second period resulted in a number of turnovers that the Lady Crimson created which in turn led to some fast-break baskets.

The strategy allowed Everett’s two-point advantage to blossom into 27-15 bulge at the half, a deficit from which Winthrop never recovered thereafter.

Yaz Guerrier led the Lady Crimson Tide with 27 points. Jackie Emmanuel hit for six points, Carolann Cardinale pitched in five, Maddy Duraes added three, and the trio of Kiana Wilkerson, Kloe Cardillo, and Saunti Burton added two apiece.

“This was a nice team effort and everybody got to play and contributed,” said EHS heads coach Tammy Turner.

Turner and her crew were scheduled to play at Danvers yesterday (Tuesday) and will host Medford Friday. They will trek to Swampscott next Tuesday.

 

Douyon, Santos win for EHS girls track

 

Although the Everett High girls track team dropped a 55-31 decision at Danvers last week, a number of the Lady Crimson Tide turned in fine performances.

Nathalie Douyon captured the high jump with a leap of 4′-9″ and Jessica Santos sped to victory in the dash in 7.7 seconds.

Everett girls who added three points to the Lady Crimson Tide side of the scoresheet with second-place efforts were: Fabiolle Jean in the shot-put wth a throw of 25′-6″; Victoria Chaparro in the dash in 7.9; Cyara Lambert in the 300 in 49.0; and Stjefany Luna in the mile in 6:20.6.

Scoring single points for Everett with third-place efforts were: Douyon in the hurdles in 10.8; Haley Oteri in the 600 in 2:05; Diana Lemus in the 1,000 in 3:54.7; and Rothsaide Sylvaine in the two-mile in 16:01.

The EHS girls also captured the 4 x 400 relay handily, defeating the Danvers contingent by 26 seconds with a clocking of 4:51.9.

 

Salih, Souffrance win for EHS boys track

 

Harchdy Souffrance and Aiman Salih turned in first-place performances for the Everett High boys indoor track and field team in their meet last week at Danvers.

Souffrance sped to victory in the dash in 6.5 seconds and Salih won the 1,000 in 2:55.9.

Earning three points for the Everett cause with second-place performances were: Mario Sheard with a shot-put throw of 39′-10″; Clarence Jules in the dash in 6.7; Mac Shillimgford in the 300 in 40.5; and Ryan Vu in the 600 in 1:48.4.

Third-place finishers who scored one point for Everett were: Jason Guzman with a throw of 38′-2″ in the shot-put; Charles Alcindor in the hurdles in 9.8; Widman Laterion in the 300 in 40.7; and Mario Rivera in the mile in 5:18.7.

The 4 x 400 relay quartet won their race in a time of 4:02.5.

The final count had Everett falling short, 55-31, an identical score with the girls.

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