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The Martha's Vineyard Times is a weekly publication.
May 12 - May 18, 2005 Edition
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Sports May 12, 2005 By Don Lyons Alice Hopkins sends the discus on a distant journey. Photos by Ralph Stewart Tracking and fielding One hopes that it was a pleasant crossing for the Tri-County track and field team, Thursday, because the track meet here offered them sparse opportunities to cheer. Vineyarders won every event and ran away with a 123-1 victory. The single point represents a third place finish in the hurdles. Both Lucas Brewer (long jump, 400m, and 100m) and Mitchell Moreis (high jump, 300m low hurdlles, 100m high hurdles) won three events. Mitch Robinson won both the 800m (in 2:06) and the mile (5:02). Brewer’s time in the 400 (52.1) qualified him for the states. Tuesday, Diman Voke presented more challenges but the Island teams were too deep and too strong. The boys prevailed, 99-37 and the girls, 96-40. In winning the 800m at 2:02.1, Mitch Robinson broke one of the school’s oldest standing records, Tony Alleyne’s 2:03 set in 1970. Lucas Brewer was a triple winner of the 400, 100, and javelin. Tim Luce flew over the low and high hurdles best, leading Vineyard sweeps in both events. MV also took all the points in the discus, long jump, shot put, triple jump, and 400m. Vineyarders won 15 of the 16 events losing only the 4x100 relay. Island girls were also dominant, although Diman won the 400m. 200m, and 100m sprints, the long jump, the shot and tied Sarah Nevin, clearing 4’ 8” in the high jump. Morgan Ibarrondo led a Vineyard sweep of the triple jump and high hurdles. Gwen Mayhew led the Ashleys — Rebello and Medeiros — to the wire in the 800. Allison Flanders and Sagitta Woodman were 1-2 at the mile. Alice Hopkins, Ashley Medeiros, and Allison Flanders won all the points in the discus. Gen Flanders and Nica Sylvia were 1-2 at two miles. MV won both relays. Freshman Riley Dobel is pursued by New Bedford. Boys Lacrosse The MVRHS varsity lacrosse team edged Nauset at North Eastham, Tuesday, 10-9, in a game that was close all the way. The score was 6-5 with Nauset up at the half and tied, 8-8, after three quarters. Coach Peer Ferrini lauded the play of Edison Parzanese who scored once and assisted six times. Goalie Marc Levesque made key saves, especially late in the game to keep the Islanders close. Both Mike Giordano and Tim Scott had hat tricks. It was no contest Friday versus New Bedford. MV scored 18 points to New Bedford’s one. The Islanders are 8-5 overall, 8-1 in the Maritime league, second to Nantucket which is unbeaten in league play.

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