Saturday’s eight HS sports takeaways, including a 700th coaching win and ISL Tournament semifinals

On a day filled with ISL Tournament semifinal showdowns in baseball and boys’ and girls’ lacrosse, it was a 700th coaching win that stole the spotlight.

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Other highlights included a 300th career boys’ lacrosse point, a 200th career girls’ lacrosse point, several league titles being claimed, and two no-hitters.

Cam Pellegrino was on hand for the New England Scholastic Lacrosse League title, which Pingree claimed for a second-straight year in a defensive battle. The ISL crowns will be claimed Sunday.

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▪ Lynnfield girls’ tennis coach Craig Stone, who made history in February with his 1,300th coaching win across two sports — he also helms Lynnfield/North Reading wrestling — made more history Saturday with his 700th tennis victory thanks to a pair of 5-0 wins over, ironically, North Reading.

Now in his 45th season coaching girls’ tennis — he’s at 50 for wrestling — Stone carries an overall record of 700-126. He’s led the Pioneers, who are 13-2 this season, to five state titles.

▪ One game after notching his 300th career point, Cohasset senior Gus Greene scored his 200th career goal, one of three tallies in a 17-7 boys’ lacrosse win over Moses Brown (R.I.).

▪ Acton-Boxborough senior Victoria Thermidor reached 200 career points while scoring five goals in an 18-12 girls’ lacrosse win over Grafton that also saw sophomore Millie Brady exceed 100 career points with four goals and two assists.

▪ Austin Prep junior Jordyn Petitjean eclipsed 100 career goals while scoring four times in a 17-3 girls’ lacrosse romp over Cushing.

▪ Marblehead sophomore Zoe Dwyer scored seven times in a 14-6 girls’ lacrosse victory vs. Tewksbury, to fly past 100 career goals.

▪ In Friday’s 7-5 softball loss to Attleboro, Walpole senior Grace Todd recorded her 100th career hit.

▪ North Reading baseball shut out Essex Tech, 5-0, to claim the Cape Ann League Large championship.

▪ Westford boys’ tennis finished an undefeated Dual County League campaign by capturing the league title with a 3-2 victory over Lincoln-Sudbury. The Ghosts swept the singles matchups thanks to Rishabh Anoop (No. 1), Preet Mood (No. 2), and Shrey Chawla (No. 3).

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▪ Clinton baseball captured its first Mid-Wach C championship in 11 years with a 14-2 win over Lunenberg, powered by Brian Silvester’s five RBIs.

▪ Jack Spear, Nate Berman, and Jonah Richardson combined on a one-hit shutout as Pingree slipped past Berwick, 1-0, to win the Eastern Independent League baseball title. Aidan Horgan’s RBI groundout scored Drew Mullaney for the game’s lone run.

▪ Saturday’s semifinals have set up Sunday’s ISL Tournament championships.

Baseball: Sixth-seeded Milton Academy will host No. 8 Tabor in the final (3:30 p.m., while Brooks visits BB&N at noon for the consolation championship (noon).

Boys’ lacrosse: The top two seeds will meet as No. 2 St. Sebastian’s visits No. 1 Tabor at 1 p.m. for the championship, with Middlesex hosting Roxbury Latin in the consolation final at 11 a.m.

Girls’ lacrosse: It’s third-seeded Governor’s paying a visit to No. 1 Nobles for a 4 p.m. championship tip-off before Groton hosts St. George’s at 6 p.m. to finish out the consolation bracket.

Junior Kiley Carmichael won 75 percent of her draw controls to go with five goals and three assists, leading No. 17 Westford past No. 9 Chelmsford, 11-9, in girls’ lacrosse action. Sophomore Grace Trahan chipped in with four goals for the Ghosts, who took down the No. 2 team in the .

▪ Junior Julia Schirmer stole the spotlight on Hingham’s senior day, ripping a walkoff double to finish off a come-from-behind, 8-7, victory over Cohasset.

▪ Whittier’s 11-10 softball triumph over Swampscott was realized when sophomore Ella Hilke stole home for the winning run.

▪ Senior Cadel McKeown played hero for Melrose, lacing a walkoff RBI double in the ninth inning for a 2-1 baseball win over Stoneham.

Amesbury sophomore Katelyn Cronin showed off her power stroke with a pair of homers, and Dighton-Rehoboth’s Camryn Cloonan and Whittier’s Samantha Evans showed off their speed with inside-the-park round-trippers.

The rest of the day’s home runs came from: Dighton-Rehoboth’s Zoe Fortin, Middleborough’s Logan Singleton, Georgetown’s Ty Southall, Millis’s Brody Barrett, Revere’s Joey Angiulo, New Bedford’s Brylee DeDeus, and Clinton’s Silvester.

Brody Barrett, Millis — The junior struck out 13 without allowing an earned run on the mound while collecting two hits, including a homer, at the dish.

Samantha Evans, Whittier — In addition to her inside-the-park homer, the junior added three more hits, including a double, and stacked up six RBIs in an 11-10 win over Swampscott.

Ant Ficco, Franklin — The sophomore fired a shutout, fanning six, and the Panthers needed it for a 1-0 softball win over Oliver Ames.

Sophia Galbiati, Peabody — The sophomore was named Danish Cup MVP after scoring six goals with two assists and two draw controls in the 15-9 girls’ lacrosse championship game triumph over Bishop Fenwick.

Ty Southall, Georgetown — The struck out eight in a five-inning no-hitter, providing a homer to help his cause in a 12-0 baseball romp over Rockport.

Zach Ward, Masconomet — The sophomore was untouchable, recording a no-hitter in a 3-0 baseball win over Beverly that saw him fan eight and walk two.

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Zoe Dwyer, Marblehead, 7

CH Masone, Bishop Fenwick, 7

Amelia Menendez, Apponequet, 7

Sophia Galbiati, Peabody, 6

Gabby McLaughlin, Austin Prep, 6

Jack Peno, Nauset, 6

Sam Whitworth, Weston, 6

Charlotte Wren, Acton-Boxborough, 6

Kiley Carmichael, Westford, 5

Tim Donovan, Cohasset, 5

Victoria Thermidor, Acton-Boxborough, 5

Quinn Bagley, Oakmont, 4

Milly Brady, Acton-Boxborough, 4

Addie Co Peeps, Marblehead, 4

Jordyn Petitjean, Austin Prep, 4

Turner Valeo, Manchester Essex, 4

Arianna Alvarado, Peabody, 4

Bodin Carovillano, Manchester Essex, 4

Jack McCavanagh, Manchester Essex, 4

Victoria Vaz, Peabody, 4

Kiley Carmichael, Westford, 3

Tim Donovan, Cohasset, 3

Jake Eldredge, Nauset, 3

Will Santacroce, Cohasset, 3

Connor Dickson, Manchester Essex, 14

Eleni Spack, Peabody, 13

Jack Wheadon, Masconomet, 13

Aisling Barry, Acton-Boxborough, 8

Molly Bullard, Marblehead, 8

Ashley Smith, Apponequet, 7

Brody Barrett, Millis, 13

Ty Southall, Georgetown, 11

Kasey Pomfret, Dartmouth, 9

Molly Purtschert, Andover, 9

Angus McKenna, BB&N, 8

Alivia Quinn, Bishop Feehan, 8

Zach Ward, Masconomet, 8

Lila Alvarez, Joseph Case, 7

Domenic Bellia, Revere, 7

Jade DeDominici, Milton Academy, 7

Chase Silva, Hull, 7

Samantha Evans, Whittier, 6

Joey Angiulo, Revere, 5

Brylee DeDeus, New Bedford, 5

John Richard, Dennis-Yarmouth, 5

Tucker Buffa, Sharon, 4

Zoe Fortin, Dighton-Rehoboth, 4

Cullen Ormon, Dennis-Yarmouth, 4

Robbie Skahan, Georgetown, 4

Matt Berkley, Sharon, 3

Courtney Botelho, Dighton-Rehoboth, 3

Thaddeus Gummow, Brookline, 3

Cooper Larouco, Rockland, 3

Nolan Marichal, Dighton-Rehoboth, 3

George Papalambros, Revere, 3

Lincoln Slade, Dennis-Yarmouth, 4

Hugh Bolinger, Brookline, 3

Camryn Cloonan, Dighton-Rehoboth, 3

Zoe Fortin, Dighton-Rehoboth, 3

Ben Rondina, Dennis-Yarmouth, 3