,Peabody, August 29, 2025
News Summary
The Peabody varsity golf team showed resilience this week, rebounding from a heavy loss to Danvers by defeating the Salem Witches 42-30. Solid performances by players such as Tristan Joyce and Anthony Mugdano played a crucial role in this turnaround, showcasing their skills at Olde Salem Greens Golf Course. As they prepare for an upcoming match against Marblehead, the Tanners aim to build on this newfound confidence. Meanwhile, St. John’s Prep continues to impress, solidifying its position in the season with a strong score against Malden Catholic, while Marblehead seeks to find its stride after some challenging matches.
Peabody
Tanners Bounce Back in Style
Peabody’s varsity golf squad shook off a rough outing and turned things around this week, delivering a solid team effort that will have golf fans nodding in approval. After a heavy loss to Danvers that finished 60.5-11.5, the Tanners regrouped and walked away with a 42-30 victory over the Salem Witches at Olde Salem Greens Golf Course on Thursday. No fluff — just golf, grit and better ball-striking when it counted.
The mood was noticeably lighter and the swings a little looser, the kind of shift that turns a lopsided scoreline into one that reads close and competitive. Standout contributors helped make the difference: Tristan Joyce, Anthony Mugdano, Ryan Lockhart, Chris Brown, George Grace and McKenzie Campbell all chipped in with performances that added up to a team win. Those names are ones to remember if you follow Peabody across the rest of the season.
Up next for the Tanners is a midweek showdown with Marblehead. The match is scheduled for Wednesday at 4 p.m. at the Tedesco Country Club — a classic venue where course management and smart putting often decide the day. Expect Peabody to show up ready, after this confidence-boosting result.
Prep and Marblehead Roundup
St. John’s Prep kept rolling at Mount Hood Golf Course, posting a team total of 231 to edge Malden Catholic’s 257. Leading the way for St. John’s were Seamus O’Holleran and Cullen Pasterick, each carding a tidy 37. Solid support came from Jack Carew (38), Zach Enners (39), and a trio of 40s — Jack Moriarty, Cole Cullen, and Logan Daigle. Those scores add up to a cohesive team performance; when multiple players produce mid-to-high 30s and low 40s, a team is very hard to beat.
Marblehead has had a mixed start to its campaign. After opening with a win over St. Mary’s, Marblehead ran into a tough Austin Prep side at Black Swan Golf Club and lost 50-40. Individual highlights included match wins from Joy Meshulam and Bowden Laramie, plus a medalist effort by Tyler Forbes, who shot a 39. Greyson Leventhal managed to draw his match, keeping things competitive for the Marblehead squad.
Community Golf: Torigian Tournament Recap
Beyond the high school scorecards, the local golf community came together for the Torigian Golf Tournament hosted by the Peabody Area Chamber of Commerce and the Peabody Rotary Club. The event raised money for local projects and served as a reminder that golf in the area is about more than matches — it’s also about community.
Breakfast donors and vendors helped set the tone for the morning with support from Chick Fil A Peabody and coffee provided by Breaking Grounds Café. The day wrapped up with an Italian buffet lunch at Capone’s Restaurant and awards for the top three teams. Individual honors recognized skill shots like Closest to the Pin and Longest Drive. The tournament featured a long list of sponsors, including Community Credit Union, Conway, and Cahill-Brodeur Funeral Home, among many others. The takeaway: local businesses and civic organizations can pull off a well-run event that benefits community projects while celebrating the game.
What This Means for Fans and Players
For Peabody, the victory over Salem serves as a reset. It proves the team can respond after a tough loss and find its rhythm. For Marblehead and St. John’s Prep, the early-season results show promising players who can carry their squads through the schedule. And the Torigian tournament underscores the steady support structure behind these programs, from volunteers to local vendors.
Quick Notes for Golf Watchers
- Peabody vs. Marblehead — Wednesday, 4 p.m., Tedesco Country Club.
- Venue to watch — Olde Salem Greens hosted a clean, competitive match this week; the layout favors steady iron play and smart putting.
- Players to follow — Tristan Joyce, Anthony Mugdano, Seamus O’Holleran, Tyler Forbes.
FAQ
1. Who won the Peabody vs. Salem match?
Peabody won the match against Salem with a final team score of 42 to Salem’s 30.
2. Where and when is Peabody’s next match?
Peabody is scheduled to play Marblehead next on Wednesday at 4 p.m. at Tedesco Country Club.
3. Who led St. John’s Prep in scoring?
Seamus O’Holleran and Cullen Pasterick led St. John’s Prep with individual rounds of 37.
4. What happened at the Torigian Golf Tournament?
The Torigian Golf Tournament raised funds for local projects, featured breakfast and lunch provided by community businesses, and awarded top teams plus individual prizes like Closest to the Pin and Longest Drive.
5. How did Marblehead perform this week?
Marblehead won its opener over St. Mary’s but then lost to Austin Prep 50-40 at Black Swan Golf Club. Individual wins for Marblehead came from Joy Meshulam and Bowden Laramie.
At-a-Glance Match & Event Table
Event | Teams / Detail | Score / Outcome | Location | When |
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High School Match | Peabody vs. Salem | Peabody 42 — Salem 30 | Olde Salem Greens Golf Course | Thursday |
High School Match | Peabody vs. Danvers | Danvers 60.5 — Peabody 11.5 | — | Earlier in season |
High School Match | St. John’s Prep vs. Malden Catholic | St. John’s Prep 231 — Malden Catholic 257 | Mount Hood Golf Course | Recent |
High School Match | Marblehead vs. Austin Prep | Austin Prep 50 — Marblehead 40 | Black Swan Golf Club | Recent |
Community Tournament | Torigian Golf Tournament | Fundraiser — Awards for top teams & individuals | Local courses (event organizers) | Recently held |
Upcoming Match | Peabody vs. Marblehead | — | Tedesco Country Club | Wednesday, 4:00 PM |
That’s the local leaderboard for now. Expect more tight matches, shakeups in the standings, and a steady flow of community golf events as the season unfolds. Keep an eye on the players named here — they’re making the headlines for all the right reasons.
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Additional Resources
- Itemlive: Peabody Golfers Bounce Back
- Wikipedia: Golf
- Patch: Torigian Golf Tournament Impact
- Google Search: Peabody high school golf
- CNHI: Monday’s Area Roundup
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Golf
- Itemlive: Lomasney Sinks One
- Google News: Peabody golf
- Salem News: Inaugural Peabody Cup

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