Redmen romp past Lancers.
The Tewksbury High volleyball team picked up its fifth victory of the season in impressive style, blasting Lawrence High in straight sets. The Redmen rolled 25-15, 25-17 and 25-16. Jen Ianacci led the Redmen attack with seven blocks and four kills at the net. Missy Cordwell had another strong match with seven service points, three digs and six kills. With the win, Tewksbury improves to 5-7 on the season.
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A look at the latest results in Tewksbury High sports.
Volleyball Billerica 3, Tewksbury 1 The Tewksbury volleyball saw its recent momentum slowed at the hands of the Billerica Indians. The Redmen, who dropped to 4-5, split the first two sets before falling, 25-17, 22-25, 25-20, 25-18. Tiffany Marsh continues her excellent play with 16 digs and eight service points. Jen Iannacci had four blocks and five kills in the loss. Boys Soccer Tewksbury 2, Chelmsford 2 There has not been too much to cheer about this season for the Tewksbury High boys soccer team but Thursday's 2-2 ties against Chelmsford High was one for sure. The Redmen (0-8-3) trailed 2-1 late in the game and were putting on furious pressure, when Ron Mallach took a crossing pass from Theo Hondros and drilled home the game-tying goal …
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Golf team maintains momentum, swamps Lawrence for eighth win of the season.
Girls Soccer Tewksbury 2, Lowell 1 The Tewksbury High girls soccer team needed a lift and got it from their top players. The Redmen have been scuffling along in the early part of the season, unable to gather any real momentum. They may have turned the corner Tuesday with a gutsy 2-1 win over Lowell High at the Livingston Street fields. Nicole Chaet scored twice in the first six minutes of the game for Tewksbury, assisted both times by Kelly Quigley. But Lowell battled back, cutting the lead to 2-1 with a goal two minutes into the second half. The Raiders pressed the advantage and kept the Redmen back on their heels much of the last 10 minutes of the game. But Tewksbury keeper Rebecca Davies, backed by a solid defensive corps, held Lowell …
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Young Redmen runners perform very well at invitational meets.
Volleyball Editor's note: This information was submitted by TMHS Volleyball Coach Jim Ray. Freshmen go unbeaten at tournament The _Tewksbury High_ school girl’s freshmen volleyball team competed in a 6 team tournament hosted by Belmont High School. Very few of these opportunities arise for freshmen volleyball, so when they were offered the chance to play, the Redmen took advantage to prove their mettle against stiff competition. Tewksbury finished the day undefeated 5-0. The tournament featured teams from Reading, Melrose and three Belmont teams. The format for the tournament was as follows: each team would play 1 set against each other with an unlimited/no-c ap scoring count, 25 minutes continuous play clock for each set. The Redmen …
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Two big wins for Tewksbury High sports teams.
Golf (Editor's note: The following information was submitted by TMHS Golf Coach Jim Sullivan.) Tewksbury 12, North Andover 8 Group 1 1. Tyler Slavin Lost 3&2 2. Jeff Giasullo Win 4&3 North Andover's number 1 defeated Tewksbury's Tyler Slavin 3&2 after Slavin fought hard to get to the fifth hole 1 down. A long range birdie putt from off the green for Brown put Slavin 2 down and he went on to win the match on the seventh hole. "Tyler's a great kid who is a really good golfer and works tremendously hard at it and has just been snake bitten lately against some very good players. He will bounce back and be back where he usually is." Number 2 Jeff Giasullo has been playing very good for us lately and he continued that excellent play again today …
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Field hockey team sees unbeaten streak come to an end.
Golf Tewksbury 15.5, Chelmsford 3.5 (Editor's note: This information was provided by TMHS golf Coach Jim Sullivan.) Group 11. Tyler Slavin (Sr.) vs. Eddie Lou (Chelmsford) Win 1 Down2. Jeff Giasullo (Jr.) Win 2 Up vs. Jake Ahern (Chelmsford) Tyler Slavin fought very hard in this match finding himself 2 down thru six holes but then battled back to win holes 7 and 8 to tie that match up heading to the night tee. When the dust had cleared on the ninth hole Chelmsford's Eddie Lou won the hole pulled out a 1 up individual win earning 2 points for Chelmsford. Tewksbury's Jeff Giasullo had a great match that was even though the first six holes and then Jeff won hole number 7 with a par to go 1 up in the match. After just leaving a birdie put…
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Golf team picks up a huge road win against Lowell High.
Girls Volleyball Chelmsford 3, Tewksbury 1 The Tewksbury High volleyball team gave MVC rival Chelmsford all it could handle before running out of steam and falling, three sets to one. After dropping the first set, 27-25, the Redmen rallied to take Set 2, 25-21. Pivotal set 3 was a back-and-forth tossup before the Lions pulled out a 26-24 win. With momentum on their side, Chelmsford rolled to a 25-15 win in Set 4 to take the match. Field Hockey Tewksbury 1, Methuen 0 The Redmen stayed unbeaten and senior goalie Riley Ryan kept her shutout streak rolling with a 1-0 MVC win over Methuen. Ryan turned aside 10 shots to help Tewksbury improve to 2-0-2. Nicole DePierro played an outstanding defensive game. Haley Golini netter the game-winning …
Boys soccer team can't keep pace with Central Catholic.
Girls Volleyball Tewksbury 3, Lowell 1 Tewksbury High bounced back from its first loss of the season to swamp Lowell, three sets to one. Kelli Sugrue, Jenn Cobuccio and Jen Ianacci led the way for the Redmen (2-1), who won the first two sets,25-13 and 25-23, dropped the third set, 17-25, and then put the match away by taking the fourth set, 25-15. Sugrue continued her strong play with six aces, six kills and three blocks. Iannacci added eight kills and four blocks, while Cobucci had eight assists. Boys Soccer Central Catholic 4, Tewksbury 1 The Redmen dropped to 0-4 on the season with a 4-1 loss to Central Catholic (2-1) on Thursday at the Wynn School. Nick Bain helped keep things close with a goal on a penalty kick in the first half for …
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Redmen are eliminated in the first round of the MIAA Division 1 North Sectional tournament.
The problem with qualifying for MIAA post season play is that if you run into a team with a hot hand and lose a match, it's one-and-done and your season is over. Such was the case for the Tewksbury High girls volleyball team Tuesday night as the Redmen bumped up against a rock solid North Andover team in the first round of the state tournament, and saw the most successful season in the history of Tewksbury High volleyball come to an abrupt end. "I think we played as well as we could have," said TMHS coach Jim Ray after his team was eliminated, 3-1, by the Scarlet Knights. "North Andover came in here (seeded) No. 5 and we were No. 4, and you couldn't have asked for a better pairing for a game like this." It was certainly a match worth the …
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11:51 am on Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Last night was disappointing but what a great season. Congratulations for the banner and all of the post-season awards! more ›
Field hockey hosts Wayland Thursday at 2:30; volleyballers get first round bye.
Tourney time is officially upon us as the Tewksbury High field hockey team will kick off local MIAA state tournament action Thursday afternoon at Strong Field against Wayland. The field hockey game was originally supposed to be played Wednesday, but poor field conditions due to the recent snow storm left the field in unplayable condition. After a day of drying out, the teams will try again Thursday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. Wayland finished second in the Dual County League's Division 2 standings with a 10-4-2 overall record this fall. The Warriors are seeded 10th in the MIAA Division 2 North Sectional bracket. Tewksbury finished 12-4-2 overall, good for third place in the Merrimack Valley Conference Division standings. The Redmen are playing …
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10:40 am on Thursday, November 3, 2011
Good luck to all the TMHS teams this post season. more ›
Mike Hunt
9:43 pm on Sunday, October 14, 2012
I think I saw Liz Warren there claiming she too was a redmen and part of the team! more ›