WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2019 The Boston Globe Sports C7
GlobeTop20
No. Rec. Last- Brookline 1-0 1
- Natick 1-0 2
- Winchester 1-0 3
- Whitman-Hanson 2-0 5
- Hingham 2-0 6
- Hopkinton 1-0 8
- Danvers 1-0 9
- Notre Dame (H) 1-0 10
- Holliston 2-0 11
- Concord-Carlisle 2-0 12
- Hanover 2-0 —
- Masconomet 2-0 15
- Norwell 2-1 4
- Westford 1-0 14
- Wellesley 1-0 —
- King Philip 2-0 —
- Franklin 1-0 —
- Newton South 2-1 7
- Bishop Feehan 2-0 20
- Dover-Sherborn 2-0 —
‘Twin telepathy’ works
for Caldarelli sisters
the second half, it appeared as
if Samantha and Amanda
were the only two players on
the field.
Samantha sprinted down
the left side. She fed Amanda
at the top of the 18-yard box,
where she quickly dished it
right back to Samantha, who
got off a shot that was denied
by a great save. Despite not
scoring, it’s plays like these in
which one has to wonder,
maybe they do have some-
thing going on.
“Playing with my sister is
definitely different and special
because not a lot of twins usu-
ally get along and have the
same interests,” said Saman-
tha who is 45 minutes young-
er than her twin. “But I’m
lucky enough to play with my
sister and it’s really convenient
to have this ‘twin telepathy.’ ”Corner kicks
The Tri-Valley League’s
reputation as the state’s tough-
est little league received a big
boost in the opening week:
Dover-Sherborn, ranked 20th
in this week’s Globe Top 20,
took down defending Division
4 state champion Millis, and
Medfield knotted Medway.
“That was very encourag-ing for us,” second-year Dover-
Sherborn coachEvren Gun-
duz. “Millis is one of the mea-
suring sticks in this league. If
we can compete against the
teams like Millis, then we are
doing something really well.”
Hopkinton, the defending
Division 2 EMass finalist, is
No. 6 in this week’s Globe poll,
alongside No. 9 Holliston, and
Dover-Sherborn — with Med-
way, Medfield, Millis, and
Dedham waiting in the wings.
Gunduz said his squad has
a new look this year with a
veteran defense helping to fa-
cilitate a more aggressive at-
tack. Senior captainSabrina
Doyleis a four-year starter in
goal behind a stacked defen-
sive crew of seniorJillian Da-
vis, juniorOlivia Smith,junior
Kate Mastrobuonoand sopho-
moreAbby DesalvoGamestowatch
RWednesday, No. 5 Hing-
ham at No. 4 Whitman-Han-
son (6:30 p.m.)— A monster
early battle for the top spot in
the Patriot League’s Keenan
Division is a rematch of last
year’s Division 1 South quar-
terfinal.
RThursday, Medway at No.
19 Bishop Feehan (4 p.m.)—
The Shamrocks welcome Tri-
Valley League opponent to
McGrath Stadium in a non-
league contest ahead of games
against Norwell and Notre
Dame (Hingham) next week.
RFriday, No. 11 Norwell at
No. 8 Notre Dame (Hingham)
(6:30 p.m.)— Norwell, the de-
fending Division 3 South
champion, travels to face last
year’s Division 2 finalist in a
nonleague clash.
RFriday, No. 14 Westford
at No. 18 Newton South (4
p.m.)— Some clarity in the
Dual County League Large
might come from this one.
RSaturday, No. 2 Natick
ant No. 3 Winchester (6:30
p.m.)— It doesn’t get much
bigger as Natick, a Division 1
state finalist, meets the reign-
ing Division 2 EMass. champs
at Knowlton Stadium.Globe correspondent Scott
Souza also contributed.Baseball
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Championship
(Best-of-5)
Columbus 1, Durham 0
Tuesday: Columbus 8.............Durham 3
Wednesday: Durham at Columbus6:35
Thursday: Columbus at Durham....7:05
x-Friday: Columbus at Durham.......7:05
x-Saturday: Columbus at Durham.6:35
(x-if necessary)
EASTERN LEAGUE
Championship
(Best-of-5)
Trenton 1, Bowie 0
Tuesday: Trenton 6....................Bowie 2
Wednesday: Bowie at Trenton............7
Thursday: Trenton at Bowie.................7
x-Friday: Trenton at Bowie...................7
x-Saturday: Trenton at Bowie.........6:35
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Championship
(Best-of-5)
Lexington 2, Hickory 0
Monday: Lexington 6..............Hickory 4
Tuesday: Lexington 7..............Hickory 0
Thursday: Hickory at Lexington.....7:05
x-Friday: Hickory at Lexington.......7:05
x-Saturday: Hickory at Lexington..1:05
NY-PENN LEAGUE
Championship
(Best-of-3)
Brooklyn 2, Lowell 1
Sunday: Brooklyn 2...................Lowell 1
Monday: Lowell 3..................Brooklyn 1
Tuesday: Brooklyn 4..................Lowell 3
THIS DATE IN BASEBALL(^1936) phiaA— Hod Lisenbee of the Philadel-’stiedamajorleague recordfor
hits allowed, giving up 26 in a 17-2 rout
by the Chicago White Sox.
1985 — Pete Rose of the Cincinnati
Reds becomes the all-time hit leaderwith his 4,192nd hit, breaking Ty
Cobb’s record. Rose lines a 2-1 pitch
off San Diego pitcher Eric Show to left-
center field for a single in the first in-
ning. It’s theCobb’s last game in the majors. 57 thanniversary ofTy
Basketball
WNBA
EASTERN CONFERENCE
W L Pct. GB
x-Washington.........26 8 .765 —x-Connecticut.........23 11 .676 3
x-Chicago ................20 14 .588 6
Indiana.....................13 21 .382 13
New York.................10 24 .294 16
Atlanta.......................8 26 .23 518
WESTERN CONFERENCE
x-Los Angeles.........22 12 .647 —x-Las Vegas ............21 13 .618 1
x-Minnesota............18 16 .529 4
x-Seattle..................18 16 .529 4
x-Phoenix ................15 19 .441 7
Dallas .......................10 24 .294 12
WEDNESDAY'S GAMES
Phoenix at Chicago................................8
Minnesota at Seattle............................10
Golf
WORLDRANKING
Points Leaders Through Sept. 9
- Brooks Koepka, USA...................12.62
- Rory McIlroy, NIR..........................9.68
- Dustin Johnson, USA.....................8.81
- Justin Rose, ENG............................7.60
- Justin Thomas, USA......................7.20
- Jon Rahm, ESP...............................6.89
- Patrick Cantlay, USA.....................6.79
- Tiger Woods, USA.........................6.37
- Xander Schauffele, USA...............6.10
- Bryson DeChambeau, USA........6.04
- Francesco Molinari, ITA.............6.04
- Tony Finau, USA..........................5.62
- Tommy Fleetwood, ENG.............5.49
- Paul Casey, ENG..........................5.49
- Adam Scott, AUS.........................5.49
- Webb Simpson, USA...................5.46
- Patrick Reed, USA.......................5.10
- Gary Woodland, USA..................5.08
- Rickie Fowler, USA......................4.96
- Matt Kuchar, USA........................4.87
- Shane Lowry, IRL.........................4.74
- Louis Oosthuizen, SAF................4.11
- Jason Day, AUS............................3.88
- Marc Leishman, AUS..................3.81
- Bubba Watson, USA....................3.71
Boxing
Fight Schedule
Sept. 13: At Madison Square Garden,
New York, Devin Haneyvs. Zaur Abdul-
laev, 12, for the interim WBC World
lightweight title; Michael Hunter vs.Sergey Kuzmin, 10, for Hunter’s WBA
Inter-Continental heavyweight title.
Sept. 14: At London, Sunny Edwards
vs. Hugo Rosendo Guarneros, 12, for
Edwards IBF International super fly-
weight title; Brad Foster vs. LucienReid, 12, for Foster’s British super ban-
tamweight title; Dec Spelman vs. Sha-
kan Pitters, 10, for Spelman’s BBBofC
English light heavyweight title; ZakChelli vs. Kody Davies, 10, light heavy-
weights.; At T-Mobile Arena, Las Ve-
gas, Tyson Fury vs. Otto Wallin, 12,
heavyweights; Emanuel Navarrete vs.
Juan Miguel Elorde, 12, for Navarrete’sWBO junior featherweight title; Jose
Pedraza vs. Jose Zepeda, 10, junior
welterweights; Isaac Lowe vs. Ruben
Garcia Hernandez, 10, featherweights;
Felix Valera vs Vyacheslav Shabran-skyy, 10, light heavyweights.; At Digni-
ty Health Sports Park, Carson, Calif.,
Jaime Munguia vs. Patrick Allotey, 12,
for Munguia’s WBO World super wel-tereight title; Ryan Garcia vs. Avery
Sparrow, 10, lightweights.
Sept. 20: At La Hacienda Event Cen-
ter, Midland, Texas (SHO), Ruben Villa
vs. Enrique Vivas, 10, for Villa’s WBO
International featherweight title; Mi-chael Dutchover vs. Thomas Mattice,
10, lightweights.
Sept. 21: At Rabobank Theater, Ba-
kersfield, Calif. (FS1), Jeison Rosario
vs. Bakhram Murtazaliev, 12, super
welterweights; Peter Quillin vs. AlfredoAngulo, 12, super middleweights; Chris
Colbert vs. Miguel Beltran Jr., 10, feath-
erweights; Thomas Dulorme vs. Terrel
Williams, 10, welterweights; Jesus Ra-mos vs. Rickey Edwards, 10, super
lightweights.Schools
CROSS-COUNTRY
BOYS
NONLEAGUE
Abington 27.........................Randolph 36
W. Bridgewater 27.....Abp. Williams 30
Bridge.-Raynham 16W. Bridgewater 47
GIRLS
MERRIMACK VALLEY
Central Cath. 15.......................Dracut 48
NONLEAGUE
Ursuline 20................W. Bridgewater 35
W. Bridgewater 20Bridge.-Raynham 40
Abington 28.........................Randolph 29
FIELD HOCKEY
BAY STATE
Braintree 6...................................Milton 0
Natick 6..................................Brookline 0
DUAL COUNTY
Concord-Carlisle 5.......Newton South 0
Westford 4..............................Waltham 2
Weston 2....................Lincoln-Sudbury 2
NORTHEASTERN
Danvers 3.............................Gloucester 0
Marblehead 1............................Beverly 0
Swampscott 3.........................Peabody 0
PATRIOT
Hingham 4............................Pembroke 1
Scituate 4...................Plymouth South 1
Whit.-Hanson 1.......................Duxbury 1
SOUTH SHORE
Middleboro 6..........................Mashpee 1
Norwell 3.....................................Carver 0
NONLEAGUE
Bp. Fenwick 8.....................Bp. Feehan 0
Hanover 2............................Marshfield 0
Lowell 2......................................Everett 0
Chelmsford 5...........................Reading 1
GOLF
BOYS
BAY STATE
Braintree 118............................Milton 74
Needham 97......................Weymouth 31
Newton North 87...................Walpole 64
Wellesley 287..........................Natick 341
CAPE & ISLANDS
Marthas Vineyard 249.....Falmouth 276
CATHOLIC CENTRAL
St. Marys 167................Austin Prep 159
GREATER BOSTON
Malden 41..............................Medford 30
MAYFLOWER
W. Bridgewater 8½...Norfolk Aggie 0½
MIDDLESEX
Reading 37...........................Arlington 35
PATRIOT
Hanover 239......................N. Quincy 272
Hingham 245..............Whit.-Hanson 265
Pembroke 261.......Plymouth South 266
TRI-VALLEY
Ashland 237........................Medfield 240
Dover-Sherborn 229...........Medway 250
NONLEAGUE
Wakefield 40½....................Woburn 31½
Bp. Fenwick 159...................Peabody 69
Danvers 271..............St. Johns Prep 225
Ham.-Wenham 117....Lynn Classical 72
SOCCER
BOYS
BAY STATE
Braintree 3...................................Milton 2
Framingham 2...............Newton North 0
Needham 3...............................Walpole 0
BOSTON CITY
Boston Int'l. 4...............................CASH 0
Burke 5......................................OBryant 0
CAPE & ISLANDS
Nauset 5...............................Barnstable 1
Sandwich 4...........................Monomoy 3
CAPE ANN
Ham.-Wenham 4......................Ipswich 0
Lynnfield 4...................................Triton 0
Manchester 6.......................Amesbury 0
N. Reading 1....................Masconomet 0
Pentucket 0.....................Newburyport 0
COMMONWEALTH
Shawsheen 1...........................Whittier 0
HOCKOMOCK
Attleboro 4............................Mansfield 1
Canton 1...................................Foxboro 1
Milford 7.....................................Sharon 2
North Attleboro 3................Stoughton 0
Oliver Ames 3..........................Taunton 0
MERRIMACK VALLEY
Chelmsford 3..........................Methuen 1
N. Andover 2............................Billerica 0
SOUTHEAST
Brockton 6...............Bridge.-Raynham 1
TRI-VALLEY
Ashland 0.................................Dedham 0
Dover-Sherborn 4................Hopkinton 0
Medfield 5...........................Bellingham 1
Medway 3...............................Holliston 1
Norton 4..................................Norwood 1
NONLEAGUE
Malden Cath. 1..............Abp. Williams 0
Salem Academy 3...........Lowell Cath. 2
Abington 3.........................Upper Cape 0
Concord-Carlisle 2...............Lawrence 1
Arlington 2..........................Watertown 1
Lexington 2...........................Wakefield 0
Reading 4...........................Wilmington 0
Winchester 2.......................Burlington 0
Brighton 3....................................Salem 3
GIRLS
BAY STATE
Braintree 5...................................Milton 0
Needham 2...............................Walpole 1
Newton North 0...............Framingham 0
CAPE & ISLANDS
Barnstable 2...............................Nauset 1
Sandwich 1...........................Monomoy 0
Sturgis West 4.....Rising Tide Charter 1
CAPE ANN
Ham.-Wenham 3......................Ipswich 3
Masconomet 5....................N. Reading 1
Pentucket 6.....................Newburyport 5
Triton 2...................................Lynnfield 1
COMMONWEALTH
Gr. Lowell 5..............................Chelsea 1
HOCKOMOCK
King Philip 1.............................Franklin 0
King Philip 1.............................Franklin 0
Milford 3.....................................Sharon 2
North Attleboro 2................Stoughton 0
Oliver Ames 4..........................Taunton 0
MERRIMACK VALLEY
Chelmsford 1...........................Andover 1
N. Andover 2............................Billerica 1
Tewksbury 3...............................Lowell 0
PATRIOT
Hingham 4............................Pembroke 1
Scituate 4...................Plymouth South 1
SOUTHEAST
Bridge.-Raynham 7...............Brockton 0
TRI-VALLEY
Dedham 4.................................Ashland 0
Dover-Sherborn 2................Hopkinton 0
Holliston 3...............................Medway 1
Medfield 3...........................Bellingham 0
Millis 1..................................Westwood 1
Norton 6..................................Norwood 1
NONLEAGUE
Weymouth 7...................New Bedford 0
Bp. Feehan 2..............Notre Dame (H) 0
Arlington 6..........................Watertown 0
Wakefield 1...........................Lexington 0
Wilmington 2...........................Reading 0
Winchester 8.......................Burlington 0
SWIMMING
GIRLS
CATHOLIC CONFERENCE
Ursuline 105.............Notre Dame (H) 79
MERRIMACK VALLEY
Andover 92...............Notre Dame (T) 73
Lowell 97...................................Dracut 84
NONLEAGUE
Walpole 100.......................Marshfield 85
Acton-Boxboro 97...............Brookline 87
Weymouth 88.................Mt. Alvernia 70
Wakefield 87..Arlington/Watertown 73
VOLLEYBALL
GIRLS
BAY STATE
Milton 3...................................Braintree 1
Natick 3..................................Brookline 1
Needham 3...............................Walpole 0
Newton North 3...............Framingham 0
CAPE ANN
Lynnfield 3........................Georgetown 0
Newburyport 3............................Triton 0
CATHOLIC CENTRAL
Arlington Cath. 3..........Abp. Williams 1
Austin Prep 3........................Matignon 0
Card. Spellman 3.............Bp. Fenwick 1
MAYFLOWER
Old Colony 3...............................Diman 2
Southeastern 3..........W. Bridgewater 0
Westport 3.........................Upper Cape 0
MIDDLESEX
Belmont 3.............................Stoneham 0
Lexington 3...........................Wakefield 0
Melrose 3..................................Woburn 2
Reading 3...........................Wilmington 0
Winchester 3.......................Burlington 0
NONLEAGUE
Nauset 3.........................Boston Trinity 1
St. John Paul II 3......Coyle & Cassidy 2
Lynn Classical 3..................Somerville 1
Norwood 3..................................Sharon 1
Abington 3........................South Shore 1
RFor updated scores and highlights,
go to bostonglobe.com/sports/high-schools.THIS DATE IN SPORTS(^1994) Open with a three-set victory over Mi-— Andre Agassi wins the U.S.
chael Stich and becomes the first un-
seeded player to beat five seeded
players in a Grand Slam and the firstunseeded champion since Fred Stolle
in 1966. Andre wins 6-1, 7-6, 7-5.
2001 — Sports comes to a standstill af-
ter terrorism in New York, Washington
and Pennsylvania, with major league
baseball postponing a full schedule ofregular-season games for the first
time since D-Day in 1944.
NFL
AFCEast
PF PA
WLT Pct. PG PG
Buffalo................1 0 0 1.000 17.0 16.0
New England.....1 0 0 1.000 33.0 3.0Miami..................0 1 0 .000 10.0 59.0
NY Jets................0 1 0 .000 16.0 17.0
North
Baltimore ...........1 0 0 1.000 59.0 10.0
Cincinnati...........0 1 0 .000 20.0 21.0Cleveland........... 010 .00 01 3. 04 3.0
Pittsburgh..........0 1 0 .000 3.0 33.0
South
Tennessee..........1 0 0 1.000 43.0 13.0Houston..............0 1 0 .000 28.0 30.0
Indianapolis.......0 1 0 .000 24.0 30.0
Jacksonville .......0 1 0 .000 26.0 40.0
West
Oakland..............1 0 0 1.000 24.0 16.0Kansas City........1 0 0 1.000 40.0 26.0
LAChargers.......1 00 1.00030.024.0
Denver................0 1 0 .000 16.0 24.0
NFC
East PF PA
WLT Pct. PG PG
Dallas..................1 0 0 1.000 35.0 17.0
Philadelphia.......1 0 0 1.000 32.0 27.0Washington .......0 1 0 .000 27.0 32.0
NY Giants...........0 1 0 .000 17.0 35.0
North
Green Bay..........1 0 0 1.000 10.0 3.0
Minnesota..........1 0 0 1.000 28.0 12.0Detroit.................0 0 1 .500 27.0 27.0
Chicago ..............0 1 0 .000 3.0 10.0
South
New Orleans......1 0 0 1.000 30.0 28.0
Carolina..............0 1 0 .000 27.0 30.0Atlanta................0 1 0 .000 12.0 28.0
Tampa Bay.........0 1 0 .000 17.0 31.0
West
San Francisco....1 0 0 1.000 31.0 17.0LA Rams.............1 0 0 1.000 30.0 27.0
Seattle ................1 0 0 1.000 21.0 20.0
Arizona...............0 0 1 .500 27.0 27.0
MONDAY’S RESULTS
At New Orleans 30...............Houston 28
At Oakland 24..........................Denver 16
THURSDAY’S GAME
Tampa Bay at Carolina.....................8:20SUNDAY’S GAMES
New England at Miami..........................1
Arizona at Baltimore..............................1
Dallas at Washington.............................1
Indianapolis at Tennessee....................1
Seattle at Pittsburgh..............................1
Buffalo at NY Giants..............................1
Jacksonville at Houston.........................1
Minnesota at Green Bay.......................1
LA Chargers at Detroit..........................1
San Francisco at Cincinnati..................1
Kansas City at Oakland....................4:05Chicago at Denver.............................4:25
New Orleans at LA Rams.................4:25
Philadelphia at Atlanta.....................8:20
MONDAY’S GAME
Cleveland at NY Jets.........................8:15
Tennis
WTA ZHENGZHOU OPEN
at Zhengzhou, China
Kristina Mladenovic def. Duan Yingy-Singles Fisrt Round Results
ing, 6-2, 6-3.; Alize Cornet def. Lu Jia-
Jing, 7-6 (1), 6-1.; Fiona Ferro def. Yang
Zhaoxuan, 6-2, 6-3.; Polona Hercog def.
Wang Meiling, 6-3, 6-4.; Zheng Saisaidef. Bibiane Schoofs, 7-6 (4), 6-1.; Ajla
Tomljanovic def. Lesley Pattinama
Kerkhove, 6-2, 6-0.; Jelena Ostapenko
def. You Xiaodi, 6-3, 0-6, 6-2.; Alison
Riske def. Angelique Kerber (5), 5-7,6-4, 7-6 (6).
WTAJIANGXIOPEN
at Nanchang, China
SinglesFirst RoundResults
Nina Stojanovic def. Wang Yafan (2),
6-2, 6-4.; Sam Stosur def. Arina Rodion-ova, 7-6 (6), 6-3.; Zhu Lin def. Peang-
tam Plipuech, 6-2, 6-2.; Wang Xinyu
def. Gao Xinyu, 5-7, 6-0, 7-5.; Peng Sh-
uai def. Paula Badosa, 6-4, 6-2.; Elena
Ryba6-3.; Jana Fett def. Katarina Zavatska,kina(4) def.Ankita Raina, 6-2,4-6,
7-6 (3), 2-6, 6-1.; Kristyna Pliskova (8)
def. Stefanie Voegele, 7-5, 6-3.; Zhang
Shuai (1) def. Aleksandra Krunic, 6-3,
6-3.
WTA HANA-CUPID OPEN
at Hiroshima, Japan
Singles First Round Results
Nao Hibino def. Leylah Fernandez,
6-7 (2), 7-6 (5), 7-5.; Mihaela Buzarnes-
cu def. Viktoriya Tomova, 6-1, 6-4.;Christina McHale def. Greet Minnen,
6-2, 6-4.; Varvara Flink def. Kristina Ku-
cova, 6-3, 6-2.; Hsieh Su-wei (1) def.
Risa Ozaki, 6-1, 3-6, 6-3.; Patricia Maria
Tig def. Ayano Shimizu, 6-4, 6-2.; ZoeHives def. Anastasia Potapova (4), 6-7
(4), 6-4, 6-4.; Laura Siegemund (8) def.
Valeria Savinykh, 6-4, 6-1.; Misaki Doi
def. Junri Namigata, 4-6, 7-5, 6-2.; SaraSorribes Tormo (7) def. Sorana Cirstea,
6-2, 3-6, 6-2.; Kurumi Nara def. Tatjana
Maria (5), 6-4, 6-4.
ATP RANKINGS
Points Leaders Through Sept. 9
- Novak Djokovic, Serbia...............9865
- Rafael Nadal, Spain......................92253. Roger Federer, Switzerland........7130
- Daniil Medvedev, Russia.............5235
5.Dominic Thiem,Austria...............4575 - Alexander Zverev, Germany......4095
- Stefanos Tsitsipas, Greece.........3420
- Kei Nishikori, Japan.....................3375
- Karen Khachanov, Russia...........2810
- Roberto Bautista-Agut, Spain..2575
- Fabio Fognini, Italy.....................2475
- Gael Monfils, France..................2455
- Matteo Berrettini, Italy.............2245
- David Goffin, Belgium................205515.Borna Coric, Croatia..................2025
- D. Schwartzman, Argentina.....1995
- Nikoloz Basilashvili, Georgia....1895
- Kevin Anderson, South Africa..1870
- Stan Wawrinka, Switzerland....1805
NASCAR
MONSTER ENERGY CUP
Points Leaders through Sept. 8
Pts. Wins
Kyle Busch............................ 2,045 4
Denny Hamlin....................... 2,030 4Martin Truex Jr.................... 2,029Kevin Harvick....................... 2,028 (^43)
Joey Logano.......................... 2,028 2
Brad Keselowski.................. 2,024 3
Chase Elliott ......................... 2,018 2
Kurt Busch............................ 2,011Alex Bowman....................... 2,005 (^11)
Erik Jones.............................. 2,005 1
Kyle Larson........................... 2,005 0
Ryan Blaney.......................... 2,004William Byron....................... 2,001 (^00)
Aric Almirola ........................ 2,001 0
Clint Bowyer......................... 2,000 0
Ryan Newman...................... 2,000 0
Latestline
NFL
Thursday
Favorite................Pts. .............Underdog
At Carolina............7 ..........Tampa Bay
College Football
Friday
Favorite................Pts. .............Underdog
At Wake Forest....3 ...........N. Carolina
At BC....................21 ..................Kansas
Wash. St................9 ................Houston
Saturday
Ohio St.................15½ ............At Indiana
At Miss. St............7½ ............Kansas St.
N.C. State..............7 .....At W. Virginia
Maryland...............7½ ............At Temple
At Cincinnati.......17 ............Miami (O)
At Penn St...........17 ............Pittsburgh
AtIllinois...............8 ..........E.Michigan
At Georgia...........33 ........Arkansas St.
At Colorado..........3½ ..............Air Force
San Diego St.......16 ..At New Mex. St
FAU.........................2½ .............At Ball St.
At Notre Dame...34½ .............New Mex.
At C. Michigan.....3½ ....................Akron
At UCF...................7½ ...............Stanford
Alabama..............25½......AtS.Carolina
At Navy..................7 ...........E. Carolina
Army....................17 ................At UTSA
USC........................4½ ..................At BYU
At Minnesota......15½ ..........Georgia So.
At N'western......18½ .....................UNLV
Okla. St................14 ................At Tulsa
Memphis.............18½ .....At S. Alabama
Iowa.......................2½ ...........At Iowa St.
At Arkansas..........9½ ................Colo. St.
Louisville.............10 ........W. Kentucky
At Michigan St...13½ ...........Arizona St.
At California.......14 ...............N. Texas
La. Tech...............10½ ...At Bowl. Green
Buffalo...................4½ .............At Liberty
At Troy..................2½ ................So. Miss
At Charlotte........18½ ...................UMass
At Marshall...........5½ ......................Ohio
At Auburn............35 ................Kent St.
Florida...................7½ .........At Kentucky
At W. Michigan..10 ............Georgia St
At SMU................17½ ..............Texas St.
Duke.......................6½ ..At Middle Tenn.
At Washington...21 ..................Hawaii
TCU........................2½ ............At Purdue
Clemson..............27½ .........At Syracuse
At Virginia.............7½ .............Florida St
Oklahoma...........22½ ................At UCLA
At Nebraska........14 ...............N Illinois
Texas...................32½ .......................Rice
Texas Tech............2 ............At Arizona
Transactions
BASEBALL
Kansas City (AL):Reinstated P Jake
Newberry from the 10-day IL.
Los Angeles (NL):Recalled INF Ed-
win Rios from Oklahoma City (PCL).
Milwaukee (NL):Recalled P Devin
Williams from Biloxi (SL).
Minnesota (AL):Placed OF Byron
Buxton on the 60-day IL. Reinstated P
Kyle Gibson from the 10-day IL. Select-
ed the contract lof INF Ronald Torreyes
from Rochester (IL).
NewYork(AL):Designated P Adonis
Rosa for assignment. Placed OF Mike
Tauchman on the 60-day IL. Reinstated
P Ben Heller from the 60-day IL.
New York (NL):Recalled P Chris
Mazza from Syracuse (IL).
Oakland (AL):Designated C Chris
Herrmann for assignment. Claimed C
Beau Taylor off waivers from Toronto.
San Francisco (NL):Reinstated P
Johnny Cueto from the 60-day IL, Des-
ignated P Williams Jerez for assign-
ment.
Seattle (AL):Selected the contract
of P Justin Dunn, OF Kyle Lewis, INF
Donnie Walton and P Art Warren from
Arkansas (SL). Designated OF Ryan
Court for assignment.
FOOTBALL
Nfl :Suspended N.Y. Jets DL Nathan
Shepherd six games for violating the
league’s policy on performance-en-
hancers.
Arizona (NFC):Placed OL Marcus
Gilbert on IR. Released LB Dante Book-
er from practice squad. Signed OL Jor-
dan Mills.
Cincinnati (AFC):Waived DE Jordan
Willis. Signed LB LaRoy Reynolds.
Cleveland (AFC):Waived TE Rico
Gathers.
Detroit (NFC):Waived/injured LB Tre
Lamar.
Houston (AFC):Signed C Nick Martin
to a contract extension. Signed QB Al-
ex McGough from practice squad.
Waived CB Cornell Armstrong.
Indianapolis (AFC):Waived/injured
WR Marcus Johnson.
Kansas City (AFC):Waived/injured
WR Gehrig Dieter. Waived WR Byron
Pringle. Returned WR De'Anthony
Thomas to the active roster.
Minnesota (NFC):Waived TE Bran-
don Dillon. Released PK Chase
McLaughlin from practice squad.
Signed C Brett Jones.
New York (NFC):Claimed LB Tuzar
Skipper off waivers from Pittsburgh.
NewYork(AFC):Signed K Sam Fick-
en. Waived K Kaare Vedvik.
Pittsburgh (AFC):Signed LB Jayrone
Elliott. Signed QB Devlin Hodges to
practice squad.
Seattle (NFC):Re-signed CB Jamar
Taylor. Released CB Parry Nickerson.
Tampa Bay (NFC):Waived OL Caleb
Benenoch. Placed S Justin Evans on IR.
Signed S Andrew Adams and OT Josh
Wells.
Tennessee (AFC):Waived RB Dalyn
Dawkins. Signed C Hronnis Grasu.
Washington (NFC):Signed WR Rob-
ert Davis to practice squad. Placed CB
Greg Stroman on the IR.ins Waived TE
J.P. Holtz. Released LB Darrell Wil-
liams. Signed DL T.Y. McGill and CB
Simeon Thomas.
HOCKEY
New Jersey (NHL):Re-signed C Pavel
Zacha to a three-year contract.
Soccer
MLS
Eastern Conference
W L T Pts. GF GA
NYC FC.................15 5 8 53 53 35
Philadelphia ........15 8 6 51 54 42
Atlanta .................15 10 3 48 47 33
D.C. United ..........11 10 9 42 39 38
New York.............12 12 5 41 47 44
Toronto FC...........11 10 8 41 49 46
NEW ENGLAND...10 10 9 39 42 49
Montreal ..............11 15 4 37 42 56
Orlando City..........9 13 8 35 37 41
Chicago..................8 12 10 34 44 43
Columbus...............8 15 7 31 33 44
Cincinnati ..............5 21 3 18 29 72
Western Conference
Los Angeles FC...19 4 6 63 76 32
Seattle..................13 9 7 46 46 45
Minnesota............13 9 6 45 46 37
San Jose...............13 10 5 44 48 43
Real Salt Lake.....13 11 4 43 40 35
Portland...............13 11 4 43 45 41
FC Dallas..............12 10 7 43 47 38
LA Galaxy ............13 12 3 42 41 45
Kansas City .........10 12 7 37 42 47
Colorado ................9 14 6 33 47 54
Houston..................9 15 4 31 38 49
Vancouver .............6 15 9 27 30 53
NOTE: Three points for victory, one
point for tie.
Scoreboard
YYY
WED
9/11
THU
9/12
FRI
9/13
SAT
9/14
SUN
9/15
MON
9/16
TUE
9/17
TOR
7:07
NESN
TOR
7:07
NESN
PHI
7:05
NESN
PHI
1:05
NESN
SF
7:10
NESN
MIA
1:00
CBS
ORL
7:30
NBCSB
Home games shaded For updated scores: bostonglobe.com/sports
On the radio, unless noted: Red Sox, WEEI-FM 93.7; Patriots and Revolution, WBZ-FM 98.5
ON THE AIR
BASEBALL
7:05 p.m. Atlanta at Philadelphia ESPN
7:07 p.m. Boston at Toronto NESN
10:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs at San Diego ESPN
BASKETBALL
7 a.m. World Cup quarterfinal: US-France ESPNews
8 p.m. WNBA playoffs: Phoenix at Chicago ESPN2
10 p.m. WNBA playoffs: Minnesota at Seattle ESPN2
CYCLING
noon Vuelta A Espana (Stage 17) NBCSN
SOCCER
7 p.m. NWSL: Orlando at Chicago ESPNews
TENNIS
7 a.m. WTA: Zhengzhou Open Tennis
11 a.m. USTA: Pro Circuit Cary Tennis
Top performances from EMass.
girls’ soccer players in the past
week:
Olivia Borgen, Whitman-Hanson–
The sophomore struck for three
goals as the Panthers got off on
the right foot with a 6-0 shutout of
Plymouth South before netting an-
other hat trick in Monday’s 4-2 tri-
umph against Scituate.
Hailey Goodman, Bishop Feehan–
The senior captain scored the win-
ning goal in the final minute of the
Shamrocks’ 2-1 victory against
Marshfield.
Shannon LeVangie, Notre Dame
(Hingham)– The senior struck for
a hat trick as the Aces started the
season in impressive fashion with
a 5-1 victory against Canton.
Sara Mellody, North Andover– The
Scarlet Knights kicked off the sea-
son with four straight shutouts,
their back line anchored by their
senior sweeper.
Mary Katherine Ward, Holliston–
The junior goaltender turned away
a penalty kick as the Tigers held
off Medfield in a 1-0 Tri-Valley
League final.
Playersoftheweek
GRILS’ SOCCER NOTEBOOK
By Ethan Nash
GLOBE CORRESPONDENT
Something was wrong.
Amanda Caldarellicould
sense it.
Her twin sister just didn’t
look right. She wasn’t saying
anything. In fact,Samantha
Caldarelliwas choking on a
piece of food. Before their par-
ents,MercyandAl Caldarelli
had any idea what was going
on, Amanda went over to her
sister, performed the Heimlich
maneuver and saved her sis-
ter’s life.
That incident occurred last
summer at the Caldarelli
household in Stoneham.
“Nobody around the table
knew what was happening,
but [Amanda] knew right
away just by looking at [Sa-
mantha],” recalled their moth-
er. “We were all in the kitchen
and she just, by a look, could
sense it and she went over and
saved her life.”
“People always say that we
have ‘twin telepathy’ on the
field, so we can always see
each other and make good
plays,” said Amanda.
Clearly, the so-called “twin
telepathy” continues off the
field as well.
Samantha and Amanda
Caldarelli have been playing
soccer together since they
were 6 years old, including the
past years on the varsity at
Stoneham High. Now senior
captains, the twins will contin-
ue that streak next fall. They
have both committed to play
at Marist College.
Amanda, a center midfield-
er, tallied 11 goals and 14 as-
sists in her junior campaign
while earning Middlesex Free-
dom MVP and Globe All-Scho-
lastic honors as the Spartans
advanced to the Division 3
North semifinals. Samantha, a
striker, netted 23 goals and
collected 17 assists.
Their coach all four sea-
sons,Sharon Chapman,has
enjoyed every moment.
“Everybody wants to rise to
the occasion because of the ex-
pectations that the two of
them set just because of how
they play and how they train,”
said Chapman. “They lead by
example.”
Their “twin telepathy” is
impossible to ignore.
Last Thursday, Stoneham
hosted Middlesex League foe
Lexington. Midway through
MARK LORENZ FOR THE GLOBE
Senior twin sisters Amanda (left) and Samantha
Caldarelli pose before Stoneham’s season opener.
Brooklyntops
Lowelltowin
NY-PennLeague
ASSOCIATED PRESS
BROOKLYN — Yoel Rome-
ro hit a run-scoring single in
the seventh inning to give the
Brooklyn Cyclones a 4-3 win
over the Lowell Spinners to
take the New York-Penn
League championship on
Tuesday.
Antoine Duplantis scored
on the play after he hit an
RBI triple.
The single by Romero
capped a two-run inning for
the Cyclones that started
when Duplantis hit a triple,
scoring teammate Jake
Mangum.
After Brooklyn crossed the
plate for two runs in the sec-
ond inning, Lowell tied the
game at 2 when Nick Decker
and Cameron Cannon scored
on an error in the third in-
ning.
They then took a 3-2 when
Marino Campana hit a solo
home run in the seventh.
Mitch Ragan (4-2) got the
win in relief, while Yusniel
Padron-Artiles (8-2) took the
loss.
at MCU Park, Brooklyn
LOWELL AB R H BI BB SO Avg.
Jimenez cf 400001 .083
Decker rf 110020 .167
Cannon 2bDavis1b 311010401100 .091.273
Northcut 3b 4 0 2 0 0 1 .375
Campana dh 411101 .250
Flores ss 300001 .000
Groshans phScottlf 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000400002.182
Rangel c 3 00001.000
Erroph 100001.125
Totals 31 35248
BROOKLYNDuplantis lf AB R H BI BB SO Avg. 412201 .273
Romero 3b 401100.083
Reyes ss 400003.000
Ritter 2b 401002.364
Genord 1bBatydh 4 0 1 0 0 1 .333310013.333
Adon rf 3 1 1 0 0 0 .333
Ortega c 3 00000.000
Mangum cfTotals 32 312100.200 484110
LowellBrooklyn......................................................002 000 100 — 3 5 1020 000 20x — 4 8 1
LOB—Lowell 6, Brooklyn 5.2B—Adon.3B—
Duplantis.CS—Romero.DP—Brooklyn 1.
Lowell IP H R ER BB SO ERA
Groome 2„ 422136.75
Spacke ‚ 1 0 0 0 1 0.00
Padron-Artilles 5322063.60
Brooklyn IP H R ER BB SO ERA
JonesAllan 3 3 2 1 3 1 3.003 0 0 0 0 2 0.00
Ragan 1 1 1 1 0 2 9.00
Edwards 2100130.00
Umpires—Home, Justin Juska; First, Jon-Ty-
ler Shaw; Second, Mitch Trzeciak; Third, Cli-
burn Rondon.T—2:37.A—2,050.
Brooklyn 4, Lowell 3