Declan Daley scored the game-winner in overtime and Sam Griswold recorded 50 saves as the Concord-Carlisle boys hockey team defeated Braintree 3-2 in the Ed Burns Classic consolation bracket.

Max Boyer notched 30 saves and Jake Costa scored twice as Haverhill took down nonleague opponent Somerville 3-2 in overtime.

Boys basketball

Jared Coughlin scored 19 points as Braintree defeated Lynn English, 67-62, in the Comcast Tournament.

Logan Volkringer netted 21 points as Plymouth South edged out Bourne, 50-48, in the Winterfest Tournament. … Tony Dean scored 19 points as Stoneham (7-12) defeated Pentucket 59-44 in a nonleague contest.

Ryan Altman led the way with 26 points as Rivers rolled to a 77-52 win over Brooks in the ISL. … Sophomore CJ Farrell finished with 23 points as St. Mark’s topped Governor’s 65-55.

Girls basketball

Savannah Azoff had 17 points as Dennis-Yarmouth beat Mashpee, 56-51, in the Winterfest Tournament.

In the first round of the Spartan Classic, junior Amelia Crowe dropped 32 points as Pentucket (17-4) defeated Newton North 68-53. … Leah Daley scored 19 points as Whitman-Hanson defeated Bridgewater-Raynham 51-42.

Kailey Sullivan poured in 31 points as Foxboro won 63-59 over Medfield in the Comcast Tournament. … Maddie Giesta netted a career-high 27 points as Arlington Catholic edged nonleague opponent Watertown 52-49 in overtime.

Football

Saint John’s High School announced the appointment of Dr. Gary Senecal as its next head varsity football coach.

A Worcester native, Senecal brings a diverse coaching background at several prestigious institutions, including his alma mater, St. Peter-Marian High School, as well as Keefe Technical High School, the University of West Georgia, Assumption University, and has served previously as the co-offensive coordinator and offensive line coach for the Saint John’s High School varsity team. Most recently, he served as the head coach at Saint Paul High School in Worcester.

“Growing up in Worcester and graduating from St. Peter-Marian, I’ve always known Saint John’s to be among the top programs in Central Mass — tough, competitive, and built on a long legacy of excellence,” Senecal said. “Over the past two years, I’ve had the privilege of becoming a part of this community and competing in the highly competitive Catholic Conference.

“It is my top priority to not only ensure our team has the support it needs to be confident and successful as a top contender in Division 1 football, but also to serve as a partner to our players and families in achieving individual player development and success here at Saint John’s and beyond. It is a great honor to carry forward the tradition, legacy, and high standards that have made this program so successful.”