Nantucket Current | Sports Roundup: Softball achieves 22 runs in …

This Whaler Sports Roundup includes updates from the softball team after a blowout victory over Martha's Vineyard, Lacrosse's Lacrosse team after a street victory against the Vineyard, Boys & Girls Tennis after winning against Rising, the baseball team and the Lacrosse team, after a blowout win.

The early offensive production was something that the softball head coach from Whaler, Grace-Anne Tornovish, was looking for their team all season, and on Sunday they produced seven first inning runs to create the stage for a 22-run appearance and a 22:6 win over the vineyard on Sunday afternoon.

Shelbi Harimon and Sophia Yelverton led the Whaler rally in the first inning with triple. Nantucket had six goals in the inning and caused all of her damage with two outs after her first two rackets flown to the left and in the middle of the field.

Apart from the third inning, the whaling in every inning could achieve runs. They generated three other runs in the second, two in the fourth inning and five in the fifth inning and five in the sixth inning to end the first inning early due to the merciful rule.

The victory improved the record of the softball team to 2: 8 this season and grabbed their five games lost series because on Friday they had lost 17-12 against St. John Paul II just two days earlier.

Nantucket will try to win the third game of the year if you travel to Sturgis East Storm on Wednesday, May 7th to play the Sturgis East^TH at 3:15 p.m.

Girls's Lacrosse team hired 11: 9 against Bridgewater-Raynham on Friday with 11: 9, but returned on the street on Sunday with a 14: 7 victory. Nantucket is now 6-2 this season.

In the Whaler game against BR, Dylan Damian led the team with four goals. Mayson Lower had two goals. Louisa Beni, Claire Genthner and Grace Hanlon each had one goal. Ella Douglas scored three parades in the game.

In her matchup against the vineyard, Lower led five goals and four templates for nine points. Mia Baudette scored three goals. Hanlon had two goals. Beni, Damian and Suz Peraner each had a goal. Douglas made five parades in victory.

The whaling will try to improve 7-2 this season and to stay in the top 10 of the Miaa Div DIV. 4 State tournament bracket if you travel to Barnstable on Tuesday, May 6th to play the Red Hawks^TH at 3:30 p.m.

The tennis teams for boys and girls played with rising tide on Friday, with the boys at home and girls. Both teams won their games 5-0. Remarkably, the boys, Toni Todorov, started the seventh grader as her number three and made his first career-uni start and he made head coach David Cheever proud with a 6-0 win against his opponent.

With the boys with 4: 6 and the girls with 5: 3, the boys will be targeting the Sturgis West Navigators, which they will play on Wednesday, May 7th^TH on the road at 4 p.m. The girls will play the Sturgis East Storm at home on Wednesday, May 7th^TH at 4 p.m.

Here you can display more photos of Boys Tennis Match, Girls Lacrosse and Softball.

The Whaler Baseball team lost to the Mashpee Falcons 15-5 on Saturday. The loss set her record on 4-7 this season. You will try to get back into the gap if you organize the Sturgis West Navigators on Wednesday, May 7th, May 7th^TH at 4 p.m.

Below you will find some more photos that Chris Tran took on the Saturday game.

Boy's Lacosse team lost their second game against Cohasset against Cohasset on Saturday with 17: 3. The whaling are still 6: 3 this season and remain a top 5 team in the Miaa div. 4 Power ranking. You will try to win your seventh game of the season on Tuesday, May 6th^TH At home at home against the Barnstable Red Hawks.