Greater Lowell girls’ basketball coach Brian Martin didn’t need an official stat sheet to know senior captain Catherine Sweeney had a big night for the Gryphons in their 58-48 road win over Whittier Tech on Thursday.

But on the bus ride home, he glanced at the stats anyway and noticed something he had never seen before: a quadruple-double. Sweeney finished with 21 points, 13 rebounds, 10 assists, and 10 steals.

“She’s come close before, but we’re usually winning so she doesn’t play a lot of the fourth quarters,’’ said a chuckling Martin, who is in his ninth year coaching Greater Lowell. “It’s outstanding; on an individual level, it’s the most impressive thing I’ve seen since I got here.’’

Sweeney, who also finished with three blocks, scored her 1,000th point earlier this month, the first girl to do that in program history.

For the Gryphons (12-1), the stats and the victory were as important as they were sweet. The win was Greater Lowell’s first at Whittier Tech’s gym in 10 years, and it pulled them into a three-way tie for first place in the Commonwealth Conference with Whittier Tech (9-3) and Mystic Valley.

“To get a spot in first place against a team we rarely beat in a place that’s tough to play is pretty special,’’ said Martin. “It ended up being pretty special.’’

St. Mary’s 60, Arlington Catholic 57 — Sophomore guard Marnelle Garraud netted a season-high 36 points and had 13 steals in a double-overtime effort. The No. 14 Spartans improve to 12-2.

Milton 50, Latin Academy 36 — Senior guard Sara McMenamin netted a game-high 20 points to lead the Wildcats (4-8).

Weymouth 79, Hull 43 — Senior guard Ally Reynolds netted 17 points and handed out 11 assists to lead the Wildcats (7-7).

Falmouth Academy 68, Cape Cod Tech 20 — Junior Eliza Van Voorhis scored 24 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for the Mariners (12-0).

Pembroke 61, Community Charter 28 — Junior Allison Comeau scored 17 points for the Titans.

Worcester North 53, Bartlett 30 — Tamiah Hutchful scored 21 points and Leilani Rodriguez added 20 as the No. 8 Polar Bears (13-1) cruised past the visiting Indians (3-12). Katie Kobel led Bartlett with 11 points.

Bay Path 43, Worcester Tech 24 — Sarah Wong Kam and Gina Houghton both scored eight points to lead Bay Path (8-6, 5-6 Colonial) to a road win. Brittany Feliciano had nine points for the Eagles (1-13, 1-9).

Bethany Christian 55, South Lancaster 27 — Meghan Mateer scored 26 points, while Raeann Mendall added 13 points and Katie Burke scored 12 as the host Eagles (6-2, 3-2 WCAC) outscored the Crusaders (2-9, 2-5), 39-14, in the second half to earn the win. South Lancaster’s Mikaela Hernandez scored 11.

West Boylston 51, Murdock 13 — Ashley Smith had 15 points and 10 rebounds, while Emma O’Malley added 10 points and eight boards to help the Lions (10-2, 8-0 Wachusett D) clinch a postseason berth with a win over the visiting Blue Devils (2-13, 0-9). Deanna Polcari had five points for Murdock.

Shepherd Hill 57, Tantasqua 33 — Bailey Savage had 16 points and Morgan O’Malley added 14 to power the visiting Rams (7-5) past the Warriors (10-4). Lily Lucas’ nine points led Tantasqua.

Nashoba Valley Tech 30, Sizer 28 — Kaitlyn May scored nine points as the visiting Vikings (3-10) spoiled Senior Night for the Tigers (6-9). Sizer senior Jenna Bailey netted a game-high 10 points.

Lunenburg 58, Clinton 39 — Elise Lilly scored 13 points and Sarah Blomgren added 10 to propel the host Blue Knights (9-3, 5-2 Wachusett C). Alexis Leahy had 14 points for the Gaels (2-14, 0-7) and Neleesha Meunier added 12.

St. Mary’s (Worcester) 50, Innovation Academy 32 — Dominique Giacobbi had 19 points, 12 rebounds and 11 assists, while Isabella Daher added eight points and 10 rebounds to help the host Eagles (7-6) rally in the second half to beat Innovation Academy.

Parker Charter 53, Tahanto 44 — Paige Senatore dumped in a game-best 27 points, including 5 of 6 from the free throw line in the fourth quarter to boost the visiting Panthers (7-3) past the Stags (9-6). Mary Kate O’Day had 22 points to lead Tahanto.

Boys’ basketball

West Roxbury 70, Randolph 63 — Sophomore McCarthy Akinkuoye had 21 points and 10 rebounds and classmate Bryan Desir had 20 points and eight boards for the Raiders.

Methuen 71, Burncoat 64 — Unique Jackson scored 21 points and Davis Asabere added 17 as the Patriots (4-8) fell on the road.

Uxbridge 56, Northbridge 41 — Nathan Manz and Ryan Morais both scored 15 points, while Oliver Sawyer added 10 to lift the visiting Spartans (9-5, 8-4 SWCL). Jake Wood had 10 points for the Rams (3-12, 3-10).

Oxford 63, Auburn 49 — Jared Buckley went 12 for 12 from the free throw line and finished with 18 points, while Shawn McCarthy scored all 16 of his points in the second half to lead the No. 10 Pirates (11-2, 11-1 SWCL) past the visiting Rockets (4-12, 3-10). Oxford’s Nick Tremblay scored 16 points and Jared Schutrick scored 10. Auburn’s Luke Matthews scored 17 points.

Grafton 48, Millbury 36 — Thomas Nicalek (15 points) and Kyle Sawtelle (13) led the visiting Indians (8-6, 7-5 SWCL) by the Woolies (3-12, 3-9). John Reumann scored 13 points for Millbury.

Bartlett 93, Southbridge 72 — Tyler Davern had 32 points and 13 rebounds, and Anthony Grzembski had 27 points and 14 assists as the No. 6 Indians (13-2, 11-2 SWCL) topped the host Pioneers (4-11, 2-11). Jared Figueroa led Southbridge with 23 points, while Anthony Santos added 16 points and 10 rebounds.

Bethany Christian 68, South Lancaster 59 — George Medri scored 42 points and John Fugere added 13 points as the host Eagles (8-3, 5-2 WCAC) defeated the Crusaders (3-4, 3-3). South Lancaster’s Aaron Conley scored 15 points and Isais Santana 14.

Innovation Academy 50, St. Mary’s (Worcester) 36 — Jesse Okira and Joe Lambert each had 8 points in the host Eagles’ (3-10) loss to the Red-Tailed Hawks (10-2), who qualified for the postseason tournament with the win.

Girls’ hockey

Notre Dame (Hingham) 4, Ursuline 0 — Eighth-grader Gabrielle Roy scored three goals to lead the seventh-ranked Cougars (11-2).

Fontbonne 3, Westwood 1 — Goalie Samantha Moussalli had 17 saves for the Ducks.

Boys’ hockey

St. Peter-Marian 4, Shawsheen 2 — Connor Leonard scored twice and was assisted both times by Cole Archambeault to power the visiting Guardians (5-10) past the Rams. SPM’s Tyler Hesselton netted the winner at 4:38 in the third period, and Nick Pennucci also scored. The Guardians’ Ryan Carey made 31 saves.

Boys’ indoor track

Newton North 54, Milton 46 — The Tigers (6-0) claimed their 18th consecutive undefeated season and Bay State Conference title. Ed Acuna registered 52 feet 6 inches in the shot put, Alex Rus won the 300 meter in 36.4 seconds, and Andrew Mah won the 2-mile in 9:51.

Shrewsbury 50, Shepherd Hill 41 — Shrewsbury’s Christopher Matthews won the 300 (39.4), while Noah Calkins took the mile (5:05.9) and Mark Bray won the high jump (5-6) to help the host Colonials top Shepherd Hill in a dual meet. Joshua Martin-Jeffe won the 1,000 (2:56.6) and Harrison Rotundo won the shot put (43-8-1/2) for the Rams, while Shepherd Hill swept the relays, winning the 4x220 in 1:43.6 and the 4x440 in 4:03.9. Hudson’s John Rodriguez won the 55 (6.6) to help the Hawks top Groton-Dunstable. Thomas Alden took the 600 (1:33.8) for the Crusaders. Nashoba’s Kyle Cloutier (2 mile, 10:28.9) and William Cruikshank (55 hurdles, 8.3) won events to pace the Chieftains over North Middlesex.

Nashoba 70, North Middlesex 14 — Shrewsbury’s Christopher Matthews won the 300 (39.4), while Noah Calkins took the mile (5:05.9) and Mark Bray won the high jump (5-6) to help the host Colonials top Shepherd Hill in a dual meet. Joshua Martin-Jeffe won the 1,000 (2:56.6) and Harrison Rotundo won the shot put (43-8-1/2) for the Rams, while Shepherd Hill swept the relays, winning the 4x220 in 1:43.6 and the 4x440 in 4:03.9. Hudson’s John Rodriguez won the 55 (6.6) to help the Hawks top Groton-Dunstable. Thomas Alden took the 600 (1:33.8) for the Crusaders. Nashoba’s Kyle Cloutier (2 mile, 10:28.9) and William Cruikshank (55 hurdles, 8.3) won events to pace the Chieftains over North Middlesex.

Hudson 48, Groton-Dunstable 43 — Shrewsbury’s Christopher Matthews won the 300 (39.4), while Noah Calkins took the mile (5:05.9) and Mark Bray won the high jump (5-6) to help the host Colonials top Shepherd Hill in a dual meet. Joshua Martin-Jeffe won the 1,000 (2:56.6) and Harrison Rotundo won the shot put (43-8-1/2) for the Rams, while Shepherd Hill swept the relays, winning the 4x220 in 1:43.6 and the 4x440 in 4:03.9. Hudson’s John Rodriguez won the 55 (6.6) to help the Hawks top Groton-Dunstable. Thomas Alden took the 600 (1:33.8) for the Crusaders. Nashoba’s Kyle Cloutier (2 mile, 10:28.9) and William Cruikshank (55 hurdles, 8.3) won events to pace the Chieftains over North Middlesex.

Girls’ indoor track

Shrewsbury 73, Shepherd Hill 18 — Shrewsbury’s Julia Lazarek won the 600 (1:55.7) and teammate Julia Perugini tied with Nashoba’s Kristina Maclure to win the 55 (7.6) as the host Colonials topped Shepherd Hill in a dual meet. Shrewsbury’s 4x440 relay team was also victorious (4:55.4). Shepherd Hill’s Emma Whitehead won the 1,000 (3:22.8). Nashoba’s Alexandra Bettez (mile, 6:00.8) and Erin McNemar (high jump, 4-10) also earned wins to lift the Chieftians over North Middlesex. Groton-Dunstable’s Emily Willson took the 2 mile (13:14), Rebecca Stark claimed the 55 hurdles (9.6) and the 4x220 relay team (2:02.3) all won to pace the Crusaders past Hudson. Sara Fagan (300, 46.5) and Isabella Lima (shot put, 29-7-3/4) earned wins for the Hawks.

Nashoba 54, North Middlesex 37 — Shrewsbury’s Julia Lazarek won the 600 (1:55.7) and teammate Julia Perugini tied with Nashoba’s Kristina Maclure to win the 55 (7.6) as the host Colonials topped Shepherd Hill in a dual meet. Shrewsbury’s 4x440 relay team was also victorious (4:55.4). Shepherd Hill’s Emma Whitehead won the 1,000 (3:22.8). Nashoba’s Alexandra Bettez (mile, 6:00.8) and Erin McNemar (high jump, 4-10) also earned wins to lift the Chieftians over North Middlesex. Groton-Dunstable’s Emily Willson took the 2 mile (13:14), Rebecca Stark claimed the 55 hurdles (9.6) and the 4x220 relay team (2:02.3) all won to pace the Crusaders past Hudson. Sara Fagan (300, 46.5) and Isabella Lima (shot put, 29-7-3/4) earned wins for the Hawks.

Groton-Dunstable 54, Hudson 37 — Shrewsbury’s Julia Lazarek won the 600 (1:55.7) and teammate Julia Perugini tied with Nashoba’s Kristina Maclure to win the 55 (7.6) as the host Colonials topped Shepherd Hill in a dual meet. Shrewsbury’s 4x440 relay team was also victorious (4:55.4). Shepherd Hill’s Emma Whitehead won the 1,000 (3:22.8). Nashoba’s Alexandra Bettez (mile, 6:00.8) and Erin McNemar (high jump, 4-10) also earned wins to lift the Chieftians over North Middlesex. Groton-Dunstable’s Emily Willson took the 2 mile (13:14), Rebecca Stark claimed the 55 hurdles (9.6) and the 4x220 relay team (2:02.3) all won to pace the Crusaders past Hudson. Sara Fagan (300, 46.5) and Isabella Lima (shot put, 29-7-3/4) earned wins for the Hawks.

Boys’ swimming

Northbridge 57, Leominster 44 — Northbridge’s Ethan Mills won the 50 freestyle (24.40) and the 100 freestyle (53.09, while Ivan Zou took the 200 individual medley (2:29.12) and the 100 breaststroke (1:19.43) to help the Rams (1-6) edge the host Blue Devils.

Girls’ swimming

Northbridge 131, Leominster 37 — Northbridge’s Sam Kilcoyne took the 200 individual medley (2:22.56) and the 100 breaststroke (1:17.22) and qualified for her ninth sectional event, while teammate Eryn Gruttadauna won the 500 freestyle (5:55.14) and the 50 freestyle (27.97) as the visiting Rams (5-2) topped the Blue Devils.

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