Five goals in the first half, one more in the second, a shutout for sophomore goalie Jonna Kennedy and her defense, and another win for Watertown’s foolproof field hockey team.
Watertown’s 6-0 victory over Arlington in its first game of the year on Wednesday pushed the school’s unbeaten streak to 139 games.
“We still have a lot of things to work on,” said longtime coach Eileen Donahue, whose record-breaking unbeaten streak dates back six seasons. “But I think we were working with a nice flow going up and down the field.”
The room for improvement Donahue talks about is a relative term for the Red Raiders, who didn’t concede a goal in any of their 22 games last year. Not only did they keep this particular streak going with their win on Wednesday, the Watertown defense didn’t even allow a shot on goal.
“Again, I think we have things to work on,” said Donahue, “but the defense played well to not allow a shot on goal.”
Four goals came courtesy of senior Kourtney Kennedy, who set the tone early by scoring in the fifth and the seventh minute.
Senior Michaela Antonellis and junior Olivia Venezia added the other two goals for Watertown.
For Donahue’s squad, which lost six seniors from last year’s team, the approach for this season’s opener was no different than it’s been since she took over as coach in 1986.
“We aren’t thinking about what happened in the past, we are only focused on what’s going to happen in the next game,” said Donahue. “Every year we have a new group of kids and right now we’re trying to figure out how to play together.”
Milton 3, Norwood 3 — Senior Captain Maura O'Neill scored two goals for the Mustangs.
Concord-Carlisle 5, Lincoln-Sudbury 1 — The Patriots’ first three goals came courtesy of senior Carmen Braceras. The next was scored by her sister, sophomore Rosia Braceras.
Hingham 4, Norwell 0 — Senior Alissa Sullivan scored one goal and senior Ally Notarangelo added three assists for the Harbormen.
Masconomet 6, North Reading 0 — Senior Sophie Adams scored a goal and added three assists. Junior Hannah Blake added another two goals for the Chieftains.
Needham 4, Brookline 0 — Senior Allie Brinkhaus played a part in all four goals, scoring two and assisting on the other two.
Triton 3, Lynnfield 0 — Senior Emma McGonagle notched a hat trick for the Vikings.
Lexington 4, Wakefield 1 — Junior Emily Devine scored two goals for the Minutemen.
Reading 1, Burlington 0 — Senior Rachel Doherty scored the lone goal of the game for the Rockets.
Dover-Sherborn 2, Medfield 1 — The Warriors earned their first win of the season.
Belmont 6, Melrose 0 — Senior Kerri Lynch tallied four goals and added an assist for the Marauders.
Wayland 6, Newton South 0 — Senior Fiona Hart had a hat trick for the Warriors (1-0).
Duxbury 1, Sandwich 0 — Senior Caroline Crowley scored the lone goal for the Green Dragons (1-0) on an assist from sophomore Caroline Kent.
Algonquin 2, North Middlesex 1 — Lauren Speranzella and Taylor Long scored to push the third-ranked Tomahawks past the host Patriots in the opener for both teams. Long assisted on Speranzella’s goal. North Middlesex’s Kelsey Vandoonhis scored 11 minutes into the second half.
Bromfield 1, Lunenburg 0 — Junior Charlotte Durham scored 20 minutes into the game to help the host Trojans edge the Blue Knights in the first match for both teams. Bromfield junior Audrey Hettinger (1 save) posted the shutout. Lunenburg’s Olivia Kelley had six saves.
Marlborough 2, Wachusett 1 — Junior Catie Glennon scored her second goal of the game for the Panthers with 23:51 to break a 1-1 tie, in the opener for both teams. Gianna DiReda tallied for the Mountaineers.
Shrewsbury 2, Fitchburg 0 — Sophomore Erin Considine and junior Mary Kate Pereira scored in the first half to help the host Colonials blank the Red Raiders in both teams’ opener. Shrewsbury sophomore Lauren Arpino made five saves in the shutout. Freshman Delaney Couture assisted on both goals.
St. Peter-Marian 2, Douglas 0 — Junior Deirdre Gallo and freshman Liz Zenevitch scored to help the host Guardians blank the Tigers in the first match for both teams. St. Peter-Marian senior captain Emily Powers only had to make one save, and Mia Cariglia and Lauren Moran each had an assist.
Auburn 7, Grafton 1 — Seniors Hannah Harris and Jess Clifford both scored twice to boost the Rockets past the Indians. Senior Jackie Clark, senior Shannon Hynes and junior Kileigh Hynes each had a goal. Auburn’s Abby Lucas made 11 saves.
Northbridge 5, Oxford 1 — Sophomore Molly Zona scored twice to lift the Rams (1-1, 1-0 SWCL) past the Pirates (0-2, 0-1). Junior Lilliana Dowd, junior Ashley Senosk and sophomore Meghan Kelly also tallied for Northbridge.
Uxbridge 2, Sutton 1 — Jaycee Garrigan and Jillian Hamill scored in the first half to lift the Spartans past the Suzies in the first game for both teams. Sophomore Hailey Firmin tallied for Sutton.
Monty Tech 8, Sizer 2 — Jordan Lambert scored three goals, and Taylor Eyles had a goal and two assists as the Bulldogs rolled past the Tigers in the opener for both teams.
Assabet 4, Worcester Tech 0 — Senior captain Molly Jennings scored twice, and sophomore Aisha Langley and freshman Molly Hurley also tallied as the host Aztecs prevailed in both teams’ opener. Senior Genya White posted the shutout.
Burncoat 2, Holy Name 1 — Junior Olivia Samuels scored her second goal with 15 minutes left, breaking a 1-1 tie and giving Patriots coach Meg Brunelle her 100th career victory. Senior Molly McGrail assisted on the winner. Ava Vincequere had the goal for the Naps, in both teams’ opener.
Westborough 3, Leominster 0 — Ally Rota, Sarah Bracey and Peyton Brown had the goals, and Campbell Brown and Olivia Weckwerth had the assists as the host Ranger prevailed in the opener for both teams.
Littleton 2, Gardner 0 — Sophomore Meagan Wilde scored in the first half and classmate Macey Bussiere connected after intermission as the Wildcats topped the Tigers in the first game for both teams.
Blackstone-Millville 5, Abby Kelley Foster 0 — Junior Maddie Robitaille scored twice and classmates Maddie Rafus and Amy Walsh added second-half goals to help the host Chargers defeat the Bears in the first game for both teams. BMR eighth-grader Zoe Bergeron scored in the first half.
Tahanto 12, Clinton 0 — Freshman Ashley Smith scored four goals and sophomore Rachel Wilhelmy added a hat trick to lead the visiting Stags past the Gaels in both teams’ first game. Mikayla Herron, Danielle Beaulac, Jesse Dougherty, Emma O'Malley and Sophie Frem also scored. Clinton’s Riley Scanlon made 18 saves.
Woburn 3, Wilmington 0 — Junior Jenna Canada tallied 16 service points and 5 aces for the Tanners.
Needham 3, Brookline 1 — Sophomore Jane Fanning (seven kills) and senior captain Tori Simon (30 assists )powered the Rockets in their first match this season.
Weymouth 3, Framingham 0 — Senior Marie Harrison had 18 kills.
Melrose 3, Belmont 0 — Junior Victoria Crovo led the Red Raiders with 10 kills.
Canton 3, North Attleborough 1 — Seniors Elizabeth Hamilton (15 kills, 14 digs) and Rye Verille (seven kills, four blocks) led the Bulldogs.
Old Rochester 3, Sturgis West 0 — Senior Michaelah Nunes registered 20 assists, 5 digs, and 2 aces for the Bulldogs.
Norton 3, Bellingham 0 — Junior Molly Daniels had seven aces for the Lancers (2-0).
Shrewsbury 3, Doherty 0 — Julie Mikolajczyk had nine kills, Emily Matozel had eight kills, and Taylor Dunphy had five kills and nine digs to propel the Colonials past the Patriots in the first match for both teams. Set scores were 25-10, 25-18, 25-19.
Hopedale 3, Blackstone-Millville 0 — Sophomore Jenna Van Zile had seven aces and three kills and her sister, senior Vicki Van Zile, added six aces and two kills as the Blue Raiders topped the Beavers in the teams’ first match. Sophomore classmate Morgan Foley and five assists and three kills. Set scores were 25-3, 25-6, 25-15.
Algonquin 3, North Middlesex 0 — Junior Nicole Winkler had 8 kills, 2 aces and 2 blocks, junior Kristen Cooley had four kills and seven digs, and Alyssa Nicholas had 3 aces, 3 digs and 2 kills as the Tomahawks beat the Patriots in the first match for both teams. Set scores were 25-20, 25-21, 25-15.
Worcester South 3, Abby Kelley Foster 1 — Sophomores Jennifer Tran (4 aces, 6 assists) and Esmarlyn Paredes (10 kills) led the visiting Cougars past the Bears in both teams’ first match. Set scores were 25-22, 25-7, 22-25, 25-18.
Monty Tech 3, Worcester Tech 1 — Senior Becca Mackie had 2 aces, 2 kills and 21 assists to lift the Bulldogs past the Eagles in the first match for both teams. Fellow senior Kaitlyn McCallister had 3 aces, 7 kills and 2 blocks, and senior Megan Skinner had 3 aces, 6 kills and 2 blocks. Set scores were 25-22, 14-25, 25-14, 25-19.
Blackstone Valley 3, Keefe Tech 1 — Mikayla Porter had 22 service points, 3 kills and 16 aces, senior co-captain Becca Rose had 7 service points, 5 aces and 6 kills, and senior co-captain Olivia Bianco had 11 service points, 7 aces and 11 assists as the Beavers topped the host Broncos in the opening match for both teams. Set scores were 25-6, 20-25, 25-18, 25-15.
Westborough 3, Duxbury 0 — Sophomore Emma Smallcomb had 25 assists, and senior Mary Bush added seven kills and three aces as the visiting Rangers swept the Dragons in the opener for both teams. Set scores were 25-14, 27-25, 25-23.
Boys’ soccer
Arlington Catholic 3, Greater Lawrence 2 — The Cougars got big plays from junior Mark Bardascino, who scored on a free kick, and senior Liam Daly, whose header in the last minute clinched the victory.
Mashpee 4, Hull 0 — Senior Ben Daigneault scored a hat trick to lift the Falcons in their season opener.
Wellesley 5, Dedham 0 — Senior Matt D'Anieri and sophomore Willy Corkhill scored a goal and two assists for the Raiders (1-0).
Rockland 7, Monomoy 0 — Joe Kimball scored four goals to lead the host Bulldogs.
Marshfield 3, Barnstable 2 — Senior Ian Sheridan notched two goals and an assist as the Rams improved to 1-1.
Framingham 2, Weymouth 1 — Sophomore Jared Nardizzi had a goal and an assist for the host Flyers.
Cohasset 4, Carver 0 — Junior Mathias Loft scored two goals to lead the way for the Skippers.
Brookline 2, Needham 1 — Senior Elija Elmore scored two goals to help the Warriors to victory.
Lowell Catholic 2, Cristo Rey 1 — Junior Jackson Merrill and senior Timothy Lefebvre scored one goal each for the Crusaders.
Nauset 7, Martha’s Vineyard 0 — Junior forward Hayden Yokola scored two goals for the Warriors.
BC High 2, Xaverian 1 — Senior Alpha Fofanah scored a goal and added an assist for the Eagles.
Douglas 5, St. Bernard’s 0 — Seniors Zach Ells and Michael Tourney each scored twice to help the host Tigers beat the Bernardians in both teams’ first match. Douglas junior Matt Saucier also tallied, and classmate Danny Hayes (1 save) posted the shutout.
Grafton 3, Auburn 1 — Kyle Scanlon scored twice and Mike Belleville added a goal to lead the visiting Indians past the Rockets in the first match for both teams. Dean Lemansky scored for Auburn.
Nipmuc 1, Worcester North 0 — Zach Dawson scored in the 15th minute, with Bernard Broni assisting, to help the visiting Warriors edge the Polar Bears at Foley Stadium in both teams’ first match.
Whitinsville Christian 5, Pioneer Valley Christian 0 — Duncan Sutherland scored three goals, and Jacob Belanger had three assists as the Crusaders rolled in Springfield in their opener.
Abby Kelley Foster 2, Assabet 2 — Abby Kelley’s Mckendy Baptiste tied the game in the 68th minute. Teammate Rubin Adu scored in the first half. The Aztecs’ David Cabrera and Nick Vella scored in the first half of both teams’ opener. Nick Benway made seven saves, including three on breakaways, for Assabet.
Mansfield 1, Milford 0 — Senior Jack Reilly scored off a corner kick in the 46th minute as Mansfield won its opener.
Advanced Math and Science 5, Monty Tech 2 — Patrick Langton notched a hat trick and teammates Ben Schwartzman and Alex Lane also scored to lift the Eagles in the first game for both teams. Charlie Nieves and Dylan Girowa scored for the visiting Bulldogs.
Tantasqua 7, Bartlett 0 — Senior Ben Rickson had two goals and one assist, and his brother, sophomore Dan Rickson, had a goal and an assist as the Warriors blanked the Indians in the opener for both teams. Junior Colton Pelicane, senior Evan Cleveland, junior Kevin Izzio and sophomore Brian Mayberry added goals. Tantasqua senior Jesse Guillette had four saves for the shutout.
Masconomet 26, Hamilton-Wenham 29 — The Chieftains (1-0) won their season opener.
Bartlett 18, Southbridge 45 — Dom Dunbar (20:03) and Joseph Ralph (20:57) took the top two spots to lead the host Indians past the Pioneers over 2.91 miles in both teams’ first meet. Southbridge’s Ethan Joseph finished third in 21:11. Bartlett’s Adam Sochacki (21:23) and Ethan Zalewski (21:51) rounded out the top five.
Millbury 25, Leicester 31 — Vinny DiDomenica (17:57), Dominic Beyer (19:44), Connor McSaul (22:01) and Oliver Nelson (23:16) led the host Woolies past the Wolverines at the 2.9-mile course in both teams’ first meet. Leicester’s Scott LeBeouf won the race in 17:51.
Quaboag 23, Grafton 33 — Max Heaton (11:09), Chris Graham (12:21), Magnus Martin (12:30) and Herrick Spencer (12:31) placed second through fifth to lead the host Cougars past the Indians over a course shortened to 2 miles because of the heat. Grafton’s Vishall Bajwa won the race in 10:31.
Oxford 15, Northbridge 49 — Sean Leonard (17:30), Jared Orrell (17:31), Anthony Rizzo (17:31), Richard Lesieur (17:32) and Alex Shepherd (17:32) led the Pirates past the Rams in the first meet of the season for both teams.
Westborough 15, Hudson 49 — Junior Connor Sehoen (17:29), senior Eric Latimer (18:03), junior Max Polich (18:08), junior John O'Connell (18:26) and senior Issac Grosner (18:41) led the host Rangers over 3 miles in the first meet of the season for both teams.
Uxbridge 19, Auburn 40 — Nate Manz (20:27), Christian Pasichny (21:53), and Carson Turcotte (22:02) took the top three spots to lead the visiting Spartans past the Rockets over 3.1 miles in both teams’ first meet. Auburn’s Dan Lindblom (22:38) and Ben Sunagel (22:56) rounded out the top five.
Parker Charter 19, Nashoba Valley Tech 44 — Niko Ogosto won the 2.8-mile race in 16:50 to lead the host Panthers past the Vikings in both teams’ first meet. Nashoba Tech’s Trevor Fields finished second in 16:52. Parker’s Quinn Cantrill (17:08), Zach Rolse (17:08) and Cole Senatore (17:27) rounded out the top five.
Xaverian 235, Marblehead 282 — Junior Andrew McInerney shot a 1-over 37 to power the Hawks to victory.
Austin Prep 160, Archbishop Williams 131 — Sophomore Alex Masseo shot a 2-over 38 to help the Cougars improve to 2-0.
Tri-County 6½, South Shore Voc-Tech 2½ — Junior Kyle Hobbes shot a 33 to help spur a Cougars (1-0) victory.
Falmouth 238, St. John Paul II 289 — Junior Nolan Enneguess shot a 1-under 36 for the Clippers (1-1) at the Falmouth Country Club.
St. John’s Prep 230, Barnstable 240 — Senior James Turner shot and even-par 36 at Salem Country Club to lead the Eagles.
Clinton 36, Narragansett 18 — Juniors Mike Givens and Brandon Lee shot 5-over 39 at Twin Springs to lift the host Gaels (2-0, 2-0 Wachusett C) past the Warriors (1-1, 1-1).
Auburn 9, Southbridge 0 — Senior Jack Scavone shot 4-over 39 at Cohasse to lead the visiting Rockets (1-0-1, 1-0-1 SWCL) past the Pioneers (0-2, 0-2). Junior Ryan Ethier led Southbridge at 9-over 44.
Holy Name 148, Burncoat 189 — Seniors Anthony Vincequere and Adam Cunningham shot par 35 at Clearview to lead the host Naps (1-1) past the Patriots (0-1). Burncoat’s James Strong carded 4-over 39.
Littleton 37, Maynard 17 — Junior Zach Furlong’s 9-over 44 at Groton CC boosted host Littleton (1-0, 1-0 Wachusett D) past Maynard (1-1, 0-1). Brett Usher shot 12-over 47 to lead Maynard.
Leominster 196, Shrewsbury 198 — Senior Patrick Casey and sophomore James Powers shot 3-over 38 to help the host Blue Devils (1-1, 1-0 Mid-Wach A) edge the Colonials (2-1, 0-1) at Gardner Municipal Golf Course. Shrewsbury senior Julia Ford earned medalist honors with a 1-over 36.
Wachusett 206, Hopedale 207 — Senior Owen Quinn shot 1-under 35 at Holden Hills as the host Mountaineers (3-0) edged the Blue Raiders (0-1).
Grafton 8½, Northbridge 0½ — Senior Dante Newman shot 6-over 41 at Whitinsville GC to lift the visiting Indians in the opener for both teams.
St. Peter-Marian 263, Douglas 300 — Senior Larry Cassella shot 9-over 45 at Blissful Meadows to boost the visiting Guardians (1-0) past the Tigers (0-2). Sophomore Grant Slowik led Douglas with a 12-over 48.
Bromfield 43½, Tahanto 10½ — Senior John Seymour shot 7-over 43 at Cyprian Keyes to spark the visiting Trojans (1-1) past the Stags (0-1).
Hudson 36, Quabbin 18 — Senior Jake Trainor carded 2-over 37 at Dunroamin to lead the visiting Hawks (1-0) past the Panthers (0-2).
Oakmont 29, Lunenburg 25 — Zach Girouard shot 2-over 37 at Settlers Crossing to push the visiting Spartans (2-0, 2-0 Wachusett C) past the Blue Knights (0-2, 0-2). Lunenburg freshman Emily Nash earned medalist honors at 1-over 36.
Algonquin 187, St. John’s (Shrewsbury) 191 — Senior co-captain Connor Henderson shot 1-under 35 at Juniper Hill to help the host Tomahawks (2-0) edge the Pioneers (2-1).
Gardner 30, Tyngsborough 24 — Senior Christoph Knoll’s 6-over 42 at Gardner Municipal helped lead the host Wildcats (1-1, 1-1 Wachusett C) past the Tigers (0-2, 0-2). Junior Ryan Richardson led Tyngsboro with a 7-over 43.
Tantasqua 9, Uxbridge 0 — Griffin Brooks shot 4-over 39 at Blissful Meadows to lead the visiting Warriors (2-1).
West Boylston 41, Ayer Shirley 13 — Senior Josh Magarian shot 5-over 41 at Shaker Hills to lift the visiting Lions (2-0) past the Panthers (0-2).
Advanced Math and Science 163, Blackstone Valley 165 — Freshman Nico Ciolino shot 2-over 38 at Highfields to help the visiting Eagles (2-0) edge the Beavers (1-1). Sophomores Nate Charron and J.J. Newcombe both shot 3-over 39 for Valley Tech. AMSA’s Nick Sousa chipped in for eagle on the ninth hole.
Hopkinton 15, Ashland 50 — The Hillers cruised past the Clockers.
Hingham 18, Pembroke 37 — Kaylee Hill led the host Harbormen to an opening win, taking first place in 19:43 over the 2.88-mile course.
Millbury 21, Leicester 40 — Angie DiDomenica (19:57), Celia Hughes (23:33) and Rowan Luss (23:35) paced the host Woolies past the Wolverines over 2.9 miles in the opening meet for both teams. Leicester’s Kaitlyn Pajer (20:53) finished second, and teammate Emily Moughan placed fifth in 23:41.
Grafton 15, Quaboag 50 — Lauren Anderson (13:34), Mackenzie Bren (15:30), Ryan Molinari (15:32), Caroline LaBounty (15:40) and Chloe Deveney (15:48) led the visiting Indians past the host Cougars in the first meet for both teams, shortened to 2 miles because of the heat.
Bartlett 18, Southbridge 37 — Olivia Houlihan (26:51), Abbigail Poplawski (26:55), Caroline James (27:48) and Leah Dunbar (28:29) took the top four places for the host Indians over the 2.91-mile course at Memorial Beach in Webster.
Westborough 19, Hudson 41 — Emily Desmond (22:35), Liz Hopington (22:55), Olivia Natale (23:22) led the Rangers past the Hawks over 3 miles in the first meet for both teams. Jennifer Kallin (22:35) and Karin Hanson (24:23) paced for Hudson.
Tantasqua 15, David Prouty 50 — Emily Amabei (20:46), Hannah Zibold (21:20), Kristy Zhang (22:02), Mackenzie Falke (22:17) and Catherine Chasse (22:23) comprised the top five over 2.6 miles to boost the visiting Warriors past the Panthers in the first meet for both teams.
Parker Charter 15, Nashoba Valley Tech 48 — Emma McCutchen, Phoebe VonCorta and Riley Korhonen finished together in 20:48 over 2.8 miles to lead the host Panthers past the Vikings in the first meet for both teams. Parker’s Riley Plamondon and Sophie Wanzer tied for fourth in 22:37.
Auburn 27, Uxbridge 30 — Sarah Cavamaugh (20:56) and Andrea Bolduc (21:11) finished 1-2 to lead the Rockets past the Spartans in the opener for both teams. Jackie Caffarelli (23:40), Hannah Jones (24:11) and Bridget Redgate (24:40) paced Uxbridge.
Girls’ soccer
Bishop Feehan 4, Dighton-Rehoboth 2 — Junior Enisa Amedio scored a hat trick for the Shamrocks.
Needham 4, Brookline 1 — Senior Emma White scored twice, both goals unassisted corner kicks.
Blue Hills 4, Cape Cod Tech 0 — Senior Gabby Okeke scored two goals and senior Leslynn Centeio played well in the midfield to help the Bobcats seize a season-opening victory.
Bridgewater-Raynham 2, New Bedford 0— Freshman Brooke Cavino notched both goals for the Trojans.
Hamilton-Wenham 3, Ipswich 2— Senior captain Nico Serpa scored two goals and assisted on the other in a come-from-behind victory for the Generals (1-0).
St. Clement 4, Pope John 0 — Senior Katie Monestime had a hat trick for the Anchormen (1-0).
Norwell 7, Randolph 0 — Freshman Lexi Rothman scored two goals to help the Clippers.
Grafton 1, Auburn 0 — Senior Erika Smith scored in the 67th minute on a cross from sophomore Erin Tyldesly as the host Indians edged the Rockets in both teams’ first match. Grafton sophomore Maddy Murphy made seven saves in the shutout.
Leicester 7, Southbridge 1 — Junior Talia Borci notched a hat trick and had two assists to lift the Wolverines past the Pioneers in the first game of the season for both teams. Junior Abby Meyers, sophomore Cam O'Leary and sophomore Maddy Dufrids all had one goal and one assist. Junior Shannon Croucy netted a goal. Sophomore Kailey Ortiz scored a goal for Southbridge.
North Brookfield 2, Worcester South 1 — Christy Dever scored the winning goal in the 49th minute to lift the visiting Indians (2-0) past the Colonels (0-1). Laura Hildick scored for North Brookfield, and Sarah Sawicki had South’s goal.
Holy Name 7, Burncoat 0 — Freshman Hannah Lynch, junior Faith Adams, sophomore Katherine Pingenestion, sophomore Kate Schimp, sophomore Molly Desautels, junior Lauren Markey and junior Emily Gordon scored in the Naps’ home win over the Patriots in the opener for both teams.
Mansfield 2, Milford 0 — Senior Jennifer Kemp scored both goals for the Hornets.
Douglas 10, St. Bernard’s 0 — Sophomore Taylor Catlin (2 goals, 2 assists) and junior Kayla Finnegan (2 goals) powered the 10th-ranked Tigers past the visiting Bernardians in both teams’ first match. Senior Allison Carroll made two saves for Douglas.
Bay Path 0, Pathfinder 0 — Senior Jennifer Morgan stopped 10 shots in Bay Path’s draw with Pathfinder in the first game for both teams.
Correction: Because of a reporter’s error, an earlier version of this story incorrectly described the Watertown field hockey team’s streak. Watertown has a 139-game unbeaten streak.