Methuen senior captain Kiera Fitzpatrick blew past the school’s goals record, scoring five (with two assists) to reach 219 in a 21-4 win over Haverhill. The previous mark was 215.

Framingham senior Adam Kornbau broke his school’s single-game goals record with 11 in a 27-6 win over Braintree.

Senior Kareem Chaplin II won the 100-meter dash for Canton, setting a school record in 10.7 seconds during an 85-51 loss to Oliver Ames.

Also on Tuesday, Wakefield junior Kathryn Sliski pitched a no-hitter, and Medfield junior Izzy Kittredge notched her 200th career point while tallying 9 of them (5 goals, 4 assists) in a 20-5 win over Norton.

On Monday, Triton senior Emma Penniman collected her 600th strikeout, while Dighton-Rehoboth’s Camryn Cloonan and Old Colony’s Kayleigh deSousa both notched their 100th hits. On Saturday, North Andover senior Isa Robinson recorded her 200th goal.

In a premier boys’ lacrosse matchup pitting No. 1 St. John’s Prep against No. 2 BC High, Josh Barton netted the overtime winner for a 7-6 victory after Will Crawford won the opening draw of the extra frame.

Senior midfielder Jack Cooper’s third goal was the overtime winner for Andover in an 11-10 win over North Andover, while Sandwich’s Matthew Taylor laced a walk-off RBI single to beat Cohasset, 7-6.

It was a mostly quiet day on the diamonds with a few exceptions, most notably Minuteman’s Paige King, who blasted a first-inning grand slam to set the tone in a 15-3 win over Nashoba Valley Tech.

For the second straight game, Chelmsford’s Zoey Moscato homered, this one in an 8-6 win over Lexington, which got a three-run shot from Sophie Glavine.

Starting pitcher Riley Chaplin homered for Notre Dame Academy (Hingham) in a 19-3 win over Dennis-Yarmouth, and Riley Egan blasted one for East Bridgewater in a softball loss to Abington.

Adam Kornbau, Braintree, 11

Evie Bernard, Hamilton-Wenham, 9

Luke Faletra, Central Catholic, 8

Bella Duffy, Braintree, 7

Willy Robinson, Scituate, 7

Avery Laundry, Swampscott, 6

Molly Campbell, Cohasset, 5

Elizabeth Descheneaux, Methuen, 5

Colin Driscoll, Masconomet, 5

Emma Finch, Greater Lowell, 5

Kiera Fitzpatrick, Methuen, 5

Alex Fivek, Concord-Carlisle, 5

Maddie Forbes, Marblehead, 5

Emelie Jonsson, Barnstable, 5

Izzy Kittredge, Medfield, 5

Jack Peno, Nauset, 5

Quinn Reynolds, Westford, 5

Samantha Richards, Nashoba Tech, 5

Ashley Wallace, Beverly, 5

Bernard, Hamilton-Wenham, 9

Duffy, Braintree, 9

Kittredge, Medfield, 9

Faletra, Central Catholic, 8

Reynolds, Westford, 8

Robinson, Scituate, 8

Chase Akstin, Central Catholic, 7

Finch, Greater Lowell, 7

Fitzpatrick, Methuen, 7

Dan Guinee, Andover, 7

Owen Hofford, Scituate, 7

Moore, Marblehead, 7

Peno, Nauset, 7

Owen Quinn, Scituate, 7

Wallace, Beverly, 7

Elsie Testa, Abington, 12

Maggie Schlossberg, East Bridgewater, 11

Evan Luekens, Newburyport, 10

Tyler Ross, Bridgewater-Raynham, 9

Lindsay Stuart, Chelmsford, 9

Travers Moodie, Medford, 7

Kasey Pomfret, Dartmouth, 7

Charlestown’s Reagan O’Brien, a Boston Latin graduate, was named the Big Ten women’s lacrosse Defender of the Year. O’Brien, a junior at Johns Hopkins, was previously named First Team All-Big Ten and to the Big Ten All-Tournament team.

O’Brien led the nation with 85 caused turnovers, averaging 4.72 per game; she broke the NCAA single-season record of 82 during the Big Ten semifinals, and is the Johns Hopkins career leader with 148 in 54 games. She tallied career highs in ground balls (52), assists (4), and draw controls (10).

A few notes from over the weekend: Nauset senior Logan Poulin, who recently decommitted from playing men’s lacrosse at Vermont, signed a tender with the Northeast Generals, a Tier II NAHL junior hockey team based out of Canton. Poulin led Nauset to a Division 3 state championship in March, finishing the season with 53 goals and 32 assists for 87 points in 25 games.

Brockton graduate Cameron Monteiro announced he will transfer to Akron after one season as a wide receiver at Pitt. The 6-foot-1-inch, 180-pound Monteiro appeared in just two games and recorded no statistics, retaining a year of eligibility.

New Bedford graduate Shahid Barros announced his transfer from South Dakota to Iowa. The 6-foot-1-inch, 195-pound senior safety spent four years with the Jackrabbits, playing in 36 games and finishing with 101 tackles, 2 sacks, 3 interceptions, 2 forced fumbles, and 12 passes deflected.

Xaverian graduate Cole Canty, of Dover, announced he is entering the transfer portal with three years of eligibility remaining after two seasons at Sacred Heart. The 6-foot-4-inch, 300-pound right tackle started five games and played in 11 for the Pioneers last year.

On the heels of leading Georgetown to its first boys’ basketball state title, Josh Kielty will make the move to St. Mary’s in Lynn.

In eight years at Georgetown, Keilty compiled a 100-61 record. He replaces David Brown, who resigned earlier this month after 13 seasons and two state championships with the Spartans.

Keilty, a Georgetown High and Salem State graduate, also has experience as an assistant at St. John’s Prep and as the athletic director of the Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence.

“I couldn’t be more excited,” said Keilty, who teaches at Lynn Classical and lives in Lynnfield with his wife, Adriana, and their three young children. “I’m honored and humbled. I wasn’t looking for jobs, but this opportunity at St. Mary’s was too good to pass up. I have so much respect for the program and the school.”

After 12 years as an assistant with the program, former Boston University defender/winger Dan McGoff was promoted to head boys’ hockey coach at Nobles.

Originally from Winchester, McGoff is a 2004 Nobles alumni who played four years at BU before bouncing around the ECHL, CHL, and international leagues.

Mark Leonard has stepped down as the boys’ hockey coach at Essex Tech after six seasons. His son, Brady Leonard, will attend Albany Academy for a post-grad year and he wanted more time to watch him play.

Leonard, a MSHCA Hall of Famer, is the wins leader at both Essex Tech (84) and Peabody, and has 312 career wins.

Bob Marinelli, who coached St. John’s Prep boys’ hockey for 12 years and was a football official, has died. Marinelli was the program’s head coach from 1995-2007, but stayed around as a volunteer and officially retired last season after 42 years.

Brendan Kurie can be reached at brendan.kurie@globe.com. Follow him on X @BrendanKurie.