H.S. ROUNDUP: Hingham High baseball team scores come-from-behind win over Weymouth

The Hingham High baseball team spent a total of six innings on the wrong end of a no-hitter Tuesday afternoon.

But the final frame was spent celebrating.

The Harbormen trailed 4-1 in their final half-inning at the plate as Weymouth's Sean Zaslaw had struck out 13 over 6 no-hit innings before departing. In the top of the seventh, Aidan Devlin's two-out ground ball then cleared the loaded bases to plate three runs, as Hingham scored a come-from-behind 6-4 victory over the Wildcats.

Chris Volpe earned the win on the mound and Alex McGowan fanned two Weymouth batters in the bottom of the seventh inning for the save for Hingham (2-3). The Harbormen will play Archbishop Williams on Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Weymouth baseball tournament championship game.

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In other high school action:

BASEBALL

Cardinal Spellman 7, Abington 5: One of senior Ben Sepeck's two hits (2-for-2) was a home run, as he brought across 3 RBI in the Cardinals' win. Freshman Tyler Alsen struck out 7 in 5 innings to earn the win, freshman Jason Cunningham (2 strikeouts, 1.2 innings pitched) recorded the save. For Abington, Pat Cummings (2 triples, 2 runs, RBI) and Ryan Solimini (double, run) led the way. Solimini pitched 2 shutout innings with 4 strikeouts.

Archbishop Williams 1, Middleboro 0: The Bishops earned a tightly contented win in non-league play, as Chris Swirbalus (6 strikeouts, 3 hits, walk) pitched a complete game and Wilfred Santiago plated the winning run on a single with two outs in the sixth. Joseph Schwartz hit two doubles for Archbishop Williams (2-3).

Plymouth North 7, Silver Lake 0: George Slauson hit two doubles to lead the Blue Eagles to a Patriot League win in the opening round of the Brad Martin Tournament. Jack Quigley hit a triple in the loss for Silver Lake.

Bridgewater-Raynham 4, Dartmouth 0: Junior pitcher Jack Ritchie tossed a no-hitter in 68 pitches to lead the Trojans to victory in the opening round of the Brad Martin Tournament, as Owen King (3-for-3, triple, RBI) and Luke Barry (2-for-3, 2 RBI) swung hot bats.

Stoughton 7, Brockton 6: Brady Witt and Adam Perez each recorded 2 hits, and Chris Frost pitched well in relief as the Boxers drop to 4-2 on the season.

Milton 4, Foxboro 3: An RBI from KJ Beckett sealed a walk-off victory for the Wildcats in the Sullivan Tournament in Quincy. Owen McHugh earned the win with 3 strikeouts in 2 innings of work. Scott Longo (4 innings, 4 strikeouts) and Andrew Hunt also took the mound in the win. McHugh, Ryan Dexter and Jack Finnegan each recorded RBIs.

Rockland, South Shore Tech split doubleheader: The Vikings took the first game by a 4-2 margin, and the Bulldogs salvaged a series tie with a 5-0 win in the second. Pitcher Jake Starbird (4 hits allowed, 6 strikeouts, complete game), Jake McAleer (2 RBI), and defensive key Riley Siereveld led South Shore Tech to victory in the opener. A one-hit, complete-game gem from Rockland pitcher Ian White led the Bulldogs to win in the second. He also recorded 9 strikeouts.

SOFTBALL

Bridgewater Raynham 7, Marshfield 5: Ava Selter (home run, double, single, 3 RBIs, run) finished the game one triple away from hitting for the cycle, as Olivia Roy (home run, 2 singles, 2 runs, RBI), and Lily Welch (RBI double) packed the Trojans' lineup a powerful punch. Welch earned the win in the circle, striking out 10 and issuing 1 walk in a complete game effort for B-R (5-0). Senior Jess Morrison (3 hits), senior Sam Bongiolatti (2 hits) and junior Haylie McPhee (2 hits, 3 RBI) made up the team's 7 total hits for the Rams (4-2, 3-1) in the non-league loss.

Silver Lake 12, Hingham 5: A collection of hot bats mashed 18 hits for the Lakers (5-1, 5-0 Patriot League), as Mady Bryan (4-for-5 with a home run and 3 RBI), Delaney Moquin (4-for-5), Bri Ghilardi (3 hits, 2 RBI), Nina O’Neil (2 hits) and Miranda Johnson (3 hits) all shined. Moquin struck out 9 in a complete game in the circle.

Whitman-Hanson 2, Oliver Ames 0: Sophomore Taryn Leonard went 2-for-3 with two home runs to plate the game's only runs for the Panthers. Whitman-Hanson also got offensive production from Lauryn Meade (2-for-3) and Emi Cooke (2-for-3). Meade (9 strikeouts, 3 hits allowed) threw a complete-game shutout. Shortstop Emi Cooke also made key defensive stops for the Panthers. Katie Melendy pitched a strong game for OA, striking out 10 over 6 innings. Devon Morris had a double for the Tigers.

BOYS LACROSSE

BC High 7, Acton-Boxborough 6: The Eagles pulled out a narrow victory.

Duxbury 7, Chelmsford 6: The Dragons won a tight non-league game.

Norwell 7, Hanover 5: The Clippers won in the first round of the Chowda Cup tournament.

Lincoln-Sudbury 19, Bridgewater-Raynham 8: Colin Fitzsimmons controlled the face-off X (20-for-30) and B-R had eight different goal scorers, including James Murray (2 goals), Jayson Kelleher (goal, assist), and Dawson DuBose (goal, assist) but the Trojans lost the first-round matchup in the Coaches Challenge Cup. B-R will play Dover-Sherborn in the second round on Thursday.

Hingham 11, Winchester 3: A strong defensive effort in the second half led the Harbormen to victory.

Oliver Ames 12, Ashland 3: Ben Reardon scored 7 goals and added 3 assists for the Tigers, who also got production from Alex McAndrew (goal, 3 assists), Ryan Jaco (2 goals), Shawn Teehan (goal, assist) and Evan Jaco (goal, assist) in the non-league win.

Milton 12, Dedham/Norwood 7: The Wildcats took the win.

GIRLS LACROSSE

Lincoln-Sudbury 14, Hingham 2: The Harborwomen lost.

Central Catholic 19, Weymouth 9: A big second half from the Warriors separated things after a 6-6 tie.

BOYS VOLLEYBALL

Quincy 3, Weymouth 0: The Presidents earned the sweep.

GIRLS TRACK & FIELD

Milton Academy goes 2-1: On Saturday, the Mustangs scored wins over Middlesex (58-45) and Lawrence Academy (58-12) while losing to Thayer (148-58) in a quad meet in Milton. Brynn Leahy won javelin (100-2), and Annie Renz won the 100 meters (:12.95).

This article originally appeared on The Patriot Ledger: H.S. ROUNDUP: South Shore scores and highlights from Tuesday