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Pentucket’s pairing of Jason Steele and Mac Cavanaugh placed second behind Masconomet, by shooting a 4-under 68 at Far Corner in the Cape Ann League Open. Steele was named Cape Ann League Large Player of the Year. Pentucket coach Jayne Beaton was named CAL Large Coach of the Year. Masconomet’s winning score was a 66. Steele and Cavanaugh received All-CAL honors, along with Triton’s Richard Fecteau, North Andover’s Colin Hubbel, Manchester Essex’s Ben Bichet and Masconomet’s Charlie May and Alex Kane. The Sachems weren't done, hooking up for nine more holes to knock off Lynnfield, 163-148, behind 36 points from Steele ad 31 from Corey McNamara.

The Pentucket golf team, which lost to Newburyport earlier in the season, got revenge and then some by whipping the Clippers 18 1/2 to 1 1/2. Jason Steele, Mac Cavanaugh, Corey McNamara, Jeff Funk, C.J. Ingraham, Nick Pendergast and Parker Kelly all won their matches for the Sachems (14-2-1). Ingraham shot a 38 as the No. 6 man and Pendergast fired a 39 at No. 7.

Pentucket-Georgetown won the River Rival Tourney for the first time in 2001 and did it in convincing fashion. Jason Steele shot an even par 35 and earned 36 quota points to rule the four-team tourney. Alex Ministeri was the No. 2 player overall on the day with 32 points.

The Pentucket and Masconomet golf teams battled to a rare 10-10 tie yesterday despite impressive winning performances by Jason Steele, Mac Cavanaugh, Nick Pendergast and Krystal Knight.

Freshman Krystal Knight, in her second varsity match, was Pentucket-Georgetown's No. 3 scorer in a 153-126 win over Amesbury.

In her first career varsity match, freshman Krystal Knight was an 18-16 winner, helping Pentucket's golf team defeat Ipswich, 172-117.

Pentucket's golf team finally got over the hump. After coming close to beating Masconomet last season, the Sachems came through yesterday for the first time in coach Jayne Beaton's five-year tenure. Alex Ministeri helped Pentucket take an early lead, and when the Chieftains started to rebound, Parker Kelly (22 points) won the last match of day to lock up the victory.

Jason Steele of Pentucket scored an eagle from 125 yards out on the 5th hole at Haverhill Country Club. Steele finished with a 33, three under par, and had 40 points in Pentucket's win over North Reading.

Vito Martello knocked home an eagle-3 on the par-5 eighth hole at Hillview Golf Course, helping lift Pentucket to a 170-158 golf victory over Wilmington. Martello, who finished with 34 quota points, fired a one-over par round of 37, two shots off the sizzling pace of teammate Jason Steele, who carded a one-under par 35, scoring 38 points.

Pentucket's Jason Steele claimed second overall, shooting an even-par round of 35 at Bradford Country Club, leading the Sachems to second overall in a four-team meet with the Newburyport (first), Triton and Amesbury. Pentucket moved to 9-6, claiming a pair of victories to lock up a spot in the state tournament. Steele scored 36 points in the Cape Ann quote scoring system, while teammate Vito Martello was fifth at 32.

Despite Jason Steele suffering his first loss of the season, Pentucket's golf squad held on for a 128-126 victory over North Reading.

Behind another team-leading victory from Jason Steele, Pentucket rolled to a 146-127 triumph over host Rockport. Steele is a perfect 11-0 for the Sachems (6-5), piling up 366 total points this season.

Jason Steele blew away the field as his 2-under par performance led to 40 points and a 165-112 victory by Pentucket over North Andover. John Boyle came the closest to Steele as the Scarlet Knights' top scorer with 31 points. Sachem Ryan Swanson was next in line with 30 points.

Sean Weldon had a memorable 17th birthday with a 28-point total in Pentucket-Georgetown's 150-123 win over Wilmington. The senior had a pretty chip-in birdie out of the sand. "It was a tough par-3, to come out of the sand takes a good touch," said coach Jayne Beaton. 

Sean Weldon had a memorable 17th birthday with a 28-point total in Pentucket-Georgetown's 150-123 win over Wilmington. The senior had a pretty chip-in birdie out of the sand. "It was a tough par-3, to come out of the sand takes a good touch," said coach Jayne Beaton.