Grey puts on show for Mashpee

In the first minute of the game, junior striker Romeo Grey found the net, then found it again in the second minute. From there, Mashpee kept up the scoring en route to a 7-2 victory over host Carver in boys’ soccer yesterday.

Grey set a school record, scoring five straight goals to surpass the mark of three by Nate Peterson last season.

“This was like his coming-out party,’’ said Mashpee coach Ed Furtek. “He’s a very humble kid. There was no ‘Hey, I’m great’ and he’s a very team-oriented guy.’’

Needless to say, the Falcons had the advantage. In the 27th minute, Grey recorded the hat trick for a 3-0 lead. He made it four consecutive goals early in the second half, with Scott Matoian earning one of his three assists.

Carver responded with a penalty kick to get on the board, 4-1, but Grey blasted in another goal in the 52d minute. That’s when Furtek subbed for Grey.

“At that point it was pretty much in hand and we didn’t want to rub anyone’s nose in it. The guys on the bench benefited,’’ Furtek said.

Jeff Lynch and Jake Van Gelder notched Mashpee’s final two goals, and Carver made it 7-2 with its second penalty kick with seven minutes left.

In the Falcons’ season opener last week, Grey had five shots in a 0-0 tie with Harwich.

When asked what was behind Grey’s big performance yesterday, Furtek responded, “If I knew, I’d be with the Revolution.’’

Seekonk 2, Bourne 2 - Junior midfielder Jack Canterbury scored two goals for Bourne.

Foxborough 2, Stoughton 1 - Senior Sawyer Fleck scored within the first five minutes for the Warriors.

Randolph 6, Avon 0 - Senior Anderson Vertil had a goal and an assist for the Blue Devils (1-0-1).

Arlington Catholic 3, Marian 1 - Freshman Connor Lopez netted two goals and junior Trevor Hamilton picked up two assists as the Cougars won their opener.

Braintree 1, Newton North 0 - Senior Mike Kelly scored with 10 minutes remaining in the first half and junior goalkeeper Adam Chin recorded his first varsity shutout for the Wamps.

Barnstable 4, Dennis-Yarmouth 0 - Gui Campos had a pair of goals and an assist, and brother Felipe added two assists.

Attleboro 2, North Attleboro 0 - Senior Kyle Pimentel had a goal and an assist to lead the Bombardiers (1-1).

Danvers 6, Everett 1 - Senior Jon Amico and junior Eric Martin scored hat tricks and added an assist apiece for the Falcons (1-1).

Falmouth 2, Plymouth North 1 - Andrew McGill scored a pair of goals and senior Ricky Moore made 12 saves for the Clippers.

Boys’ golf Reading 44 1/2, Wilmington 27 1/2 - Scott Tully fired a 1-over-par 37 at Meadow Brook GC in Reading as the Rockets improved to 2-0.

Bishop Feehan 257, Dighton-Rehoboth 248 - Senior James Peagram shot 2-over 38 for the win at Heather Hill CC.

Newton North 80, Dedham 28 - Mike Kurson shot a 3-over 36 for the Tigers.

Girls’ soccer Norfolk Aggie 3, Blue Hills 3 - Meg Delaporte had two goals and an assist for the Warriors.

Plymouth South 2, Marshfield 0 - Junior Kim Roderick and sophomore Jess Blakeman each scored for the Panthers.

Plymouth North 2, Falmouth 0 - Junior forward Madison Finlay collected both goals for the Blue Eagles (2-0).

Cardinal Spellman 4, St. Mary’s 2 - Senior Nichole Donovan led the Cardinals with two goals.

Field hockey Danvers 2, Marblehead 1 - Junior Nicole Pszenny broke a 1-1 stalemate with 1:30 remaining to lift the Falcons (2-0).

Westford 2, Waltham 0 - Alaina Baker and Abby Hyslip scored for the Grey Ghosts.

Canton 6, Foxborough 0 - Freshman Mary McNeil had two goals for the Bulldogs.

Peabody 4, Gloucester 1 - Captain Alaina Warren had three assists for the Tanners (1-1).

Apponequet 5, Durfee 0 - Junior forward Nicole Dion had a goal and two assists and sophomore forward Liz Loranger added two goals.

Girls’ volleyball Reading 3, Burlington 0 - Melissa Dal Pozzo (12 service points, 4 kills) led the Rockets.

Bourne 3, Seekonk 0 - The Canalmen (3-0) got solid service efforts from Madi Durr (15 service points, 2 aces), Shelby Corsano (14, 1), and Samantha Fafoli (12, 5), and strong efforts at the net from senior captains Tara Lyons and Alanah Durr, who each had 2 blocks and 5 kills.