COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) – Earlier today, Marion County Middle/High School held a signing ceremony for a standout athlete.

Zaviyon Barkley signed his name on the dotted line to take his talents to Aurora University in Illinois.

Barkley thanked his family, teammates, and coaches for helping him take his talents to the next level.

Congrats to the Barkley family and the entire Marion County community!

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Frankenmuth earned walk-off win in the most literal sense.

Aliyah Sprowl drew a bases-loaded walk in the bottom of the eighth, forcing in the winning run for an 8-7 win over Essexville Garber to complete Frankenmuth’s Tri-Valley Conference softball sweep after winning the opener, 7-4.

Chloe Compau, who earned the win with eight strikeouts in eight innings, led the Frankenmuth offense in Game 2 with three hits, including a homer. Sienna Bosco and Izzy Bernthal added two hits each.

Compau also earned the win in the first game, striking out 14 and allowing two earned runs. She also led the offense with three hits. Bernthal and Bosco followed with two hits, while Emma Sprowl drove in two runs.

Bri Barker added a homer for the Eagles, who are 8-1 overall and 5-0 in the Tri-Valley Conference. Frankenmuth is ranked seventh in the state in Division 2.

Softball

Freeland 13-8, Bay City John Glenn 9-5: Jenna Kowalski sparked Freeland’s Game 1 win in the Tri-Valley Conference doubleheader. Kowalski had four hits, including a homer, with five RBIs. Grace DeShone, Brynn Jaime and Abby Smith added two hits each, with Madeline McDonald driving in two runs. Sophia Price earned the win, striking out nine. Jaime led the offense in Game 2 with three hits and two RBIs. Brielle Coffey struck out four for the win.

Swan Valley 15-12, Durand 0-1: Swan Valley ran its winning streak to six games with a non-conference sweep, holding Durand hitless in each game. Mia Robinson struck out 12 in four innings for the win in the opener. Shiloh Charboneau led the offense with four hits, while Chloe Bryce, Alivia Guilbeaux and Layla Shanks added two hits each. Bryce, Hannah Koch and Violet Boehler drove in two runs each for the Vikings. Shanks struck out 10 in five innings in the nightcap, with Robinson leading the offense with three hits. Izzy Coffel and Guilbeaux added two hits and two RBIs each.

Benzie Central 11-12, Coleman 2-9: Klaira Sysak and Isabelle Lewis had two hits each for Coleman in the first game, with Benzie Central scoring 11 unearned runs for the win. Isabelle Lewis led the Coleman offense in Game 2 with three hits and four RBIs.

Baseball

Freeland 4-4, Bay City John Glenn 1-1: Connor Lasceski saw his scoreless streak end, but a doubleheader TVC sweep over Bay City John Glenn took some of the sting away for the Freeland starter. Lasceski completed the sweep with a five-hitter, giving up a lone run in the seventh inning. Lasceski and Nic Hass had a hit and RBI each, with Karson Worth scoring twice for the 13-3 Falcons. Carter McLaren struck out nine and allowed five hits in six innings to earn the Game 1 win, with Tucker Hileman throwing a perfect seventh inning for the save. Liam Rump led the offense with three hits and two RBIs, while Worth and Kaden Gerzseny added two hits each. Gerzseny also drove in two runs.

Girls Soccer

Standish-Sterling 3, Bullock Creek 1: Claudia Moses scored Bullock Creek’s lone goal in the Jack Pine Conference loss with an assist from Emma Debolt. Audrie Stoltenberg made 13 saves for Bullock Creek (4-3-3). Standish-Sterling held a 16-2 advantage in shots on goal.

Memphis 6, Millington 1: Memphis took a 3-0 halftime lead before Millington broke up the shutout with a second-half goal by Makayla France, with an assist from Emmaleigh Peters. Kendra Peterson made 12 saves for the Cardinals.

Boys Lacrosse

Heritage 12, Bay City Western 1: Elden Wideman scored four goals with two assists to lead Heritage to the Senior Night win. Logan Boettcher added three goals, while John Ryan followed with two goals and three assists. Kalen Hood-Davis and Gavin Garcia led the defense with six ground balls, while Josh Larsen made 18 saves for the win for Heritage (8-3, 5-2).

Girls Lacrosse

Heritage 9, Grand Blanc 7: Lily Huffman and Breeghan Hamilton scored three goals and added one interception each as Heritage edged Grand Blanc in a Saginaw Valley League match. Claire Starke added two goals with Payton Colley scoring one. Molly Baldwin made 16 saves for the Hawks.

Boys Golf

Birch Run 165, Webberville 191: Martin Reiss earned medalist honors for Birch Run in its non-conference win at Oak Lane Golf Course in Webberville. Reiss, a sophomore, shot a 2-over 36, with Garett Martinus second with a 39 and Cole Beldyga third with a 43. Karter Knight and Hayden Adams shot 47s.

Girls Tennis

Midland Dow 8, Saginaw United 0: Dow did not lose a game, claiming all eight flights in a Saginaw Valley League match against United. Singles winners included Dalton DeBoer, Nishi Narayan, Ruby Macheso and Anya Narayan. Doubles winners were Juana Gutierrez-Norah Lacher, Tessa Wood-Adelyn Wolford, Alexa Leiti-Elisa Costeux and Lauren Yao-Evie Samocki.

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ROUNDUP

BOYS LACROSSE

In a Northeastern Conference game, Colin Driscoll notched five goals and one assist to lead Masconomet to a 22-5 victory over Gloucester. … Chase Russo’s two goals and an assist anchored Swampscott in a 5-3 win against Danvers.

Luke Faletra erupted for eight goals and Chase Akstin added two goals with five assists to power Central Catholic past Chelmsford, 17-8, in Merrimack Valley Conference action.

GIRLS LACROSSE

In a Northeastern Conference matchup, Maddie Forbes finished with six points (five goals, one assist) while Ramona Gillett and Kathryn Commoss both added four points (three goals, one assist) to lead Marblehead to a 16-2 victory over Salem. … Ashley Wallace had five goals and two assists as Beverly rolled to a 20-2 win over Saugus. … Avery Laundry netted six goals and five others scored twice for Swampscott (8-2) in an 18-2 win over Danvers.

In Bay State League action, Bella Duffy scored seven goals and added three assists while Ella MacDonald added four goals and an assist to boost Braintree past Framingham, 16-6.

In a Commonwealth Athletic Conference contest, Emma Finch (five goals, two assists) and Addison Carbone (three goals, two assists) paced Greater Lowell to a 15-6 victory over Nashoba Tech.

In a Cape and Islands contest, Julia Kipperman and Zoe Labdon both finished with four goals while Norah Swanson made 20 saves as Nauset edged Barnstable, 11-10.

Senior captain Kiera Fitzpatrick with five goals and two assists broke the school record of 215 career goals and now currently holds it at 219 while senior captain Elizabeth Descheneaux added five tallies and an assist as Methuen (9-3) rolled over Merrimack Valley Conference opponent Haverhill 21-4. … Catherine Craig, Caroline Pitts, Julianna Lanzillo and Jill Martin all scored twice as Chelmsford (7-3) edged Central Catholic 9-7.

In nonleague play, sophomore Molly Campbell collected five tallies as Cohasset snapped Notre Dame Academy of Hingham’s 58-game in-state unbeaten streak 11-10.

With five goals and four assists, Izzy Kittredge tallied her 200th career point for Medfield in a 20-5 Tri-Valley League win over Norton. Maeve Kelly had four goals and two assists, and Kendall Herrick notched a hat trick with two assists alongside her.

Evie Bernard showed out with nine goals, Maisie Leland and Jane Boardman each scored twice, and Hamilton-Wenham found just enough offense to hold off Cape Ann League for Lynnfield, 15-12.

BASEBALL

Travers Moodie went the distance, fanning seven for his third win of the season, as Medford defeated Somerville 6-1 in the Greater Boston League.

Cole Pellegrino scattered five hits in 6 ⅔ innings for his third win as Shawsheen (11-0) defeated Lowell Catholic 4-1 in the Commonwealth Athletic Conference.

In the Cape Ann League, Walter Radulski recorded a pair of singles, two RBI and earned the save on the mound to lift Lynnfield past Ipswich, 6-4.

Will Novak finished 3-for-4 with a two-run triple to power Plymouth North (9-1) to a 10-5 victory over Quincy in the Patriot League.

SOFTBALL

In a nonleague game, Molly Burns (two hits, two RBI), Chloe Seto (two hits, one RBI) and Bella Burns (RBI) paced the offense behind a no-hitter from Kathryn Sliski as Wakefield blanked Billerica, 5-0. … Lindsay Stuart fanned nine in a complete game, backing a solo homer from Zoey Moscato and two-hit games from three batters to lift Chelmsford over Lexington, 8-6.

In the Commonwealth Athletic Conference, Paige King’s first-inning grand slam got Minuteman off and running on its way to a 15-3 win over Nashoba Tech.

In a South Shore League game, Elsie Testa struck out 12 and added an RBI as Abington (8-2) defeated East Bridgewater, 6-4.

BOYS BASKETBALL

St. Mary’s (Lynn) named Josh Keilty as its new varsity boys basketball coach. Keilty comes to St. Mary’s from Georgetown, where he guided the Royals to the Division 4 state championship last winter. In his eight years at Georgetown, he compiled a record of 100-61 (.621), recording his 100th career win in the state final.

“We are very pleased to have Josh lead our boys basketball program and join the St. Mary’s family,” said athletic director Jeff Newhall. “He is a proven commodity who has established himself as one of the top coaches in the state. We are confident that success will continue at St. Mary’s.”

Keilty’s Georgetown teams qualified for the MIAA tournament six straight years (there was no tournament in 2021 due to the pandemic) and averaged more than 16 wins the last four seasons, culminating in the state championship run this year.

“I’m very grateful for the opportunity Georgetown gave me and I will always treasure the experience I had there,” Keilty said in a school release. “There were a lot of people who helped make that work. For me, the best part about coaching is the relationships you build. I feel fortunate to have coached so many highly motivated players who helped us achieve the success we had.”

SCORES

BASEBALL

East Bridgewater 17, Abington 4

Hamilton-Wenham 23, Essex Tech 3

Lynnfield 6, Ipswich 4

Madison Park 12, Excel 2

Medford 6, Somerville 1

Nashoba Tech 9, East Boston 6

North Reading 18, Rockport 2

Plymouth North 10, Quincy 5

St. John Paul II 8, Bridgewater-Raynham 5

Sandwich 7, Cohasset 6

Shawsheen 4, Lowell Catholic 1

Triton 9, Georgetown 0

Walpole 5, Wellesley 0

GOLF

Braintree 6, Framingham 0

Duxbury 5, Hingham 1

Quincy/North Quincy 3.5, Scituate 2.5

Ursuline 6, Notre Dame (T) 0

Wellesley 3.5, Walpole 2.5

BOYS LACROSSE

Berwick 22, Landmark 7

Central Catholic 17, Chelmsford 8

Masconomet 22, Gloucester 5

Medford 15, Beverly 3

St. John’s Prep 7, BC High 6 (ot)

Swampscott 5, Danvers 3

Weston 17, Bedford 3

Xaverian 16, St. John’s (S) 4

GIRLS LACROSSE

Billerica 14, Groton-Dunstable 3

Braintree 16, Framingham 6

Chelmsford 9, Central Catholic 7

Cohasset 11, NDA (H) 10

Greater Lowell 15, Nashoba Tech 6

Hamilton-Wenham 15, Lynnfield 12

Lincoln-Sudbury 19, Newton South 4

Marblehead 16, Salem 2

Marshfield 16, Whitman-Hanson 4

Medfield 20, Norton 5

Methuen 21, Haverhill 4

Nauset 11, Barnstable 10

Newton North 15, Needham 5

Plymouth North 17, Quincy 11

Swampscott 18, Danvers 2

Tewksbury 12, Lowell 10

Tyngsboro 15, Oakmont 8

Walpole 13, Wellesley 8

Westford 21, Boston Latin 8

Weston 13, Bedford 12

SOFTBALL

Abington 6, East Bridgewater 4

Central Catholic 13, Tewksbury 9

Chelmsford 8, Lexington 6

Cohasset 12, Sandwich 0 (5i)

Dartmouth 15, Barnstable 0

Chelmsford 8, Lexington 6

Cristo Rey/Cathedral 9, Maimonides 9

East Boston 24, Excel Charter 0

English 19, TechBoston 15

Excel 23, New Mission 3

Falmouth 22, Nantucket 5

Fenway 16, EMK 9

Latin Academy 17, O’Bryant 0 (5i)

Madison Park 16, Brighton 14

Minuteman 15, Nashoba Tech 3

Muniz 21, Match Charter 19

Notre Dame 19, Dennis-Yarmouth 3 (5i)

Sturgis 33, Mashpee 9

Wakefield 5, Billerica 0

BOYS TENNIS

Bishop Feehan 3, Xaverian 2

Ipswich 5, Rockport 0

Latin Academy 5, Maimonides 0

Marblehead 4, Swampscott 1

Mashpee 5, Middleboro 0

Medfield 4, Holliston 1

Monomoy 5, Nantucket 0

North Reading 3, Mystic Valley 2

Plymouth North 4, Quincy 1

Wakefield 4, Watertown 1

GIRLS TENNIS

Bishop Feehan 3, Notre Dame Academy 2

Ipswich 5, Rockport 0

Plymouth North 5, Quincy 0

Rising Tide 3, Wareham 2

Scituate 3, Duxbury 2

BOYS TRACK

Chelsea 76, Lynn English 52

Silver Lake 80, Duxbury 54

Somerville 106, Chelsea 30

Somerville 110, Lynn English 25

GIRLS TRACK

Chelsea 86, Lynn English 49

Somerville 74, Chelsea 61

Somerville 89, Lynn English 56

VOLLEYBALL

Attleboro 3, King Philip 0

Braintree 3, Framingham 0

Natick 3, Milton 0

Newton North 3, Wellesley 0

Winchester 3, Belmont 0

Woburn 3, Burlington 1

The Falmouth Academy girls lacrosse team fell to Monomoy on Tuesday, but the Mariners still had reason to smile.

In the 16-8 defeat, Falmouth Academy’s Faye McGuire scored the 100th goal of her career.

The Sharks (7-1) beat the Mariners (2-5) for their fourth win in a row.

McGuire had five goals, and her second was her career 100th.

McGuire is a three-sport athlete in soccer, basketball, and lacrosse, and an all-league performer in all three.

Also in high school sports action:

Girls Lacrosse

Nauset 11, Barnstable 10: The Warriors (4-4) beat the Red Hawks (3-6) for their third straight win. Julia Kipperman (four goals), Zoe Labdon (four goals), Abby Powers (two goals), and Meg Sullivan (one goal) provided the scoring for the Warriors.

For the Red Hawks, Claire Kayajan (one goal, two assists), Emelie Jonsson (five goals, one assist), Caroline Meins (two goals), Brenna Mullin (one goal), and Gigi De Toledo (one goal, one assist) accounted for the scoring. Brenna Mullin (10 saves) and Morgan Mueller (six saves) stood out in net.

St. John Paul II 13, Dennis-Yarmouth 7: The Lions (5-2) beat the Dolphins (5-5) for their fourth straight victory.

Cape Cod Academy 12, Falmouth 8: The Seahawks (7-0) kept their perfect record with a win over the Clippers (4-5). Quinn Powers had nine draw controls and 10 goals for Cape Cod Academy. Olivia Powers and Emma Levesque each contributed a goal. Paige Fowler had two ground balls, two draw controls, and an interception. Jenna Marsh had seven saves. 

Boys Lacrosse

Falmouth 13, Martha’s Vineyard 3: The Clippers (6-3) beat the Vineyarders (5-5) for their second win in their last three games. Jackson Smith (three goals), Charlie Hosteter (two goals), Owen Meserve (two goals), Jack Good (two goals), Nate Bushy (one goal), Charlie Meserve (one goal), Finn Oberacker (one goal), and Travis Smith (one goal) provided the scoring. Smith also went 19-for-19 on the faceoffs. Alden Smith made five saves in goal.

Will Hoff, John Hoff, and Fin Callen each scored a goal, and Michael Perry had 18 saves in goal for Martha’s Vineyard.

Nauset 16, Barnstable 6: The Warriors (6-4) topped the Red Hawks (4-4) for their third win in their last four games.

Nantucket 10, Dartmouth 3: The Whalers (6-1) won their second in a row.

St. John Paul II 14, Dennis-Yarmouth 11: The Lions (3-5) beat the Dolphins (5-4) to end a four-game losing streak.

Softball 

Nauset 21, St. John Paul II 4: The Warriors (3-7) topped the Lions (3-4) to end a two-game losing streak.

Notre Dame Academy 19, Dennis-Yarmouth 3 (5 inn.): The Dolphins (3-4) lost for the second straight time.

Falmouth 22, Nantucket 5: The Clippers (4-4) beat the Whalers (1-6) for their fourth straight win.

Leading the way at the plate for the Clippers were Kaylee Shaw (3-for-3, a triple, double, two runs scored, six RBIs), Christina Femino (3-for-4, three runs), Molly Belfiore (3-for-4, two runs, three RBIs), Tenley Briggs (3-for-4, one run, four RBIs), and Ellie Bennett (2-for-2, three runs, one RBI).

As a pitcher, Bennett went five innings, with four hits and six strikeouts.

Sturgis 33, Mashpee 9: The Storm (6-2) beat the Falcons (0-8) for their second win in a row. For the Storm, Ryley Mayo went had four hits and three runs. Julianna Grygent had four hits and scored five runs. Maggie Reino had three hits and four runs. Maeve Gaskill had three hits and four runs. Molly Reino had three hits and three runs. Scarlett Stewart had one hit and four runs.

Cohasset 12, Sandwich 10: The Blue Knights (6-5) lost their second straight.

Baseball

Mashpee 9, Upper Cape 2: The Falcons (3-5) beat the Rams (5-3) for their first win in the last five tries.

For the Rams, Asher Graff had an RBI double, and Logan Ewell had a sacrifice fly. Mitchell Kirkland had two hits, and Patrick Acord had one hit.

Sandwich 7, Cohasset 6: The Blue Knights (5-5) won in dramatic fashion. Matty Taylor had a walk-off single in the bottom of the seventh. Joe Coughlan went 4-for-4 with three RBIs and two doubles. James Niemiec added a hit and an RBI, while Drew Peters went 2-for-4 with a double and an RBI. Tyler Jones stood out in relief.

St. John Paul II 8, Bridgewater-Raynham 5: The Lions (10-0) picked up a big win over a Division 1 team in B-R.

Girls Tennis 

Bourne 5, Dighton-Rehoboth 0: The Canalmen (3-6) won their second straight.

At first singles, Bourne’s Ainsley Hopwood beat Emma Mullen (6-1, 6-2). At second singles, Bourne’s McKinley Wenzel beat Cailee Leonard (6-2, 6-2). At third singles, Bourne’s Zoe Noonan beat Aubrey Harris (6-2, 6-3).

At first doubles, Bourne’s Lily Russell and Sofia Halunen beat Laura Cruz and Isabella Pettine (6-0, 6-2). At second doubles, Bourne’s Addie Dion and Ella Swierkowski beat Corina Pettine and Voctoria Czech (6-0, 6-2).

Cohasset 4, Sandwich 1: The Blue Knights (5-5) lost their second straight.

At second doubles, Sandwich’s Lauren Meyer and Izzie Bar beat Teagan Bridge and Katie Kenealy (6-4, 6-0).

Mashpee 5, Middleborough 0: The Falcons (8-2) won their third in a row.

At first singles, Mashpee’s Mariele Henley beat Mya Dean (6-4, 6-2). At second singles, Mashpee’s Hannah Rogers beat Sofie Young (6-2, 6-4). At third singles, Mashpee’s Esme Milde beat Elin Piniglia (6-1, 6-0).

At first doubles, Mashpee’s Emily Doolan and Hayden Shvonski beat Briana Baker and Lexi Scanlon (5-7, 6-1, 10-3). At second doubles, Mashpee’s Paige Shvonski and Grace Dion beat Amanda Gunnison and Paige Harmon (6-4, 6-4).

Boys Tennis 

Monomoy 5, Nantucket 0: The Sharks (8-1) beat the Whalers (2-5) for their fifth straight victory.

At first singles, Monomoy’s Roman Pavluchenko defeated Nick Krastev (6-4, 6-3). At second singles, Monomoy’s Ryan Casey defeated Boyan Kalpazonov (6-4, 6-2). At third singles, Monomoy’s Zach Shields defeated Knox Keating, 8-4.

At first doubles, Monomoy’s Patrick McMahon and Blake Noonan defeated Forbes Keating and Sawyer Holland (6-4, 6-1). At second doubles, Monomoy’s Ethan Seufert and Thomas Hereford defeated Thomas Schroeder and Alec Anguelov (6-2, 3-6, 6-1).

Sturgis 3, Falmouth Academy 2: The Storm (4-0) topped the Mariners (1-2).

At first singles, Sturgis’ Ray Zhang beat Fletcher Parsons (6-0, 6-0). At second singles, Sturgis’ Francisco Garcia Raya beat Luke Okoshi Michel (6-2, 4-6, 6-2). At second doubles, Sturgis’ Mason Smith and Caleb Smith beat Ezra Ackerman and Finley Muric (6-3, 2-6, 6-3).

At third singles, Falmouth Academy’s Genie Chang beat Robert Muhov (4-6, 7-5, 6-4). At first doubles, Falmouth Academy’s Nat Gartner and Erik Gulmann beat George Foster and Kieran Murphy (6-3, 6-2).

Cohasset 4, Sandwich 1: The Blue Knights (6-4) fell to end a five-game winning streak.

At first singles, Sandwich’s Andrew Emmel beat Eaman Maxwell (6-3, 6-4).

Mashpee 5, Middleboro 0: The Falcons (4-5) won their second match out of the last three.

At first singles, Mashpee’s Colin Burdge beat Trey Baker (6-0, 6-1). At second singles, Mashpee’s James Benners beat Brandon Hart (6-3, 6-2). At third singles, Mashpee’s Liam Assad beat Nathan Berube (6-2, 6-1).

At first doubles, Mashpee’s Mait Duvall and Cam Hughes beat Kosta Zeiwheris and Benjamin Sciaccia (6-3, 3-6, 1-0). At second doubles, Mashpee’s Colby Rogers and Coti Wiedman beat Sebastian Howard and Conor Oliveira (6-1, 6-2).

Dighton-Rehoboth 3, Bourne 2: The Canalmen (4-6) lost for their second time in the last three matches.

Girls Golf

Nauset 5, Dennis-Yarmouth 1: The Warriors (3-2) beat the Dolphins (0-5) for their second win in the last three matches.

Barnstable 3.5, Monomoy 2.5: The Red Hawks (4-1) beat Monomoy (6-1) for their fourth straight win.

Monomoy’s Ava LaRocco and Barnstable’s Megan Garthee halved their match. Monomoy’s Ashley Anderson and Monomoy’s Haley LaFrance halved their match. Monomoy’s Georgia Storey and Barnstable’s Molly Colantuono halved their match.

Barnstable’s Bria Uhlman beat Monomoy’s Emily Layton (two-down). Barnstable’s Delaney Labergren beat Monomoy’s Fiona Moore (3-2).

Monomoy’s Lexi Goode beat Barnstable’s Bree Morin (3 and 1).

Martha’s Vineyard 4.5, Falmouth 1.5: The Vineyarders (1-2) beat the Clippers (1-5) for their first win in program history.

Adam Kurkjian covers high school sports for the Cape Cod Times. You can contact him at akurkjian@gannett.com and follow him on X at @AdamKurkjian.

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