Lynnfield, Massachusetts, September 1, 2025
News Summary
The Lynnfield High golf team is off to a strong start this season with a perfect 2-0 record. Coached by Michael Moresco, the team achieved victories against Essex Tech and Pentucket, showcasing depth and skill. The squad is preparing for its next match against Triton, hoping to maintain their unbeaten streak. The competitive tryouts and balanced performances signal a promising season ahead for the golfers.
Lynnfield — High School Golf Team Roars Out of the Gate, Hunting a 3-0 Start
Fast start and fierce competition set the tone
The Lynnfield High golf team is off to a flashy start this season, walking into the calendar with a perfect 2-0 record and plenty of momentum. Coached by Michael Moresco, the squad looked sharp in back-to-back matches and now has its sights set on a third straight win against Triton.
Opening day: a strong showing
In the season opener against Essex Tech, Lynnfield took control early and closed out the match with a convincing 191-171 victory. The team’s scoring depth was on display, with standout individual tallies from Drew George (36), Max Sabbagh (33), CJ Patermo (32) and Sam Bird (32). Coach Moresco praised the balanced performance, pointing to a unified effort rather than relying on a single star.
Tough course, tougher finish
Just two days later, Lynnfield traveled to Haverhill Country Club — widely regarded as one of the toughest courses in the Cape Ann League — and battled Pentucket for a scrappy win. The match was tight and required grit; Lynnfield came out on top by a narrow margin, 129-123. Aidan Bord and Angelo Covino led the way as co-medalists for the day, and every one of the eight Lynnfield competitors posted more than 20 points, a sign of consistent depth across the lineup.
Tryouts built the foundation
The strong early-season results can be traced back to a competitive tryout process. More than 30 golfers showed up for tryouts, and after a demanding evaluation spanning 63 holes the coaching staff carved out varsity and junior varsity rosters that now total 21 golfers. Moresco has already noted that the intra-team competition this year is the most intense he has seen — a helpful problem for any coach chasing league titles.
What’s next: Triton at Sagamore Spring
The next challenge is Triton, with Lynnfield aiming to keep the unbeaten run alive. The match is set for Tuesday at 3 p.m. at Sagamore Spring Golf Club. Expectations are high; the team has shown both star power and steady team scoring, which will be key against Triton’s own lineup.
Why golf fans should pay attention
Golf aficionados will appreciate the mix of technical skill and mental toughness Lynnfield has displayed. Winning on a course like Haverhill Country Club signals the team can handle tricky greens and tight fairways, while the depth shown against Essex Tech indicates there’s more than one player who can carry a round. With a tough internal battle for spots, practices should be sharp and competitive, and that usually translates to better results once league play heats up.
Takeaway
This Lynnfield squad looks like a team built to stay in the mix all season: rigorous tryouts, a broad pool of talent, and two early wins — one comfortable and one hard-fought. If the group keeps bringing that blend of skill and grind, a 3-0 start could be the springboard to a very lively season.
FAQ
When is Lynnfield’s next match?
The next match is Tuesday at 3 p.m. at Sagamore Spring Golf Club against Triton.
What is the team’s current record?
Lynnfield is 2-0 to start the season.
Who is the coach?
The team is coached by Michael Moresco.
How many golfers tried out and how many made the squads?
More than 30 golfers tried out. After 63 holes of evaluation, a 21-player varsity and junior varsity program was selected.
Who were the top performers so far?
Against Essex Tech, top scorers included Drew George (36), Max Sabbagh (33), CJ Patermo (32) and Sam Bird (32). Against Pentucket, co-medalists were Aidan Bord and Angelo Covino.
Quick Reference: Match Summary
| Date | Opponent | Course | Score | Top performers / Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Season opener | Essex Tech | Home / Local Course | 191-171 | Drew George 36, Max Sabbagh 33, CJ Patermo 32, Sam Bird 32 |
| Two days later | Pentucket | Haverhill Country Club | 129-123 | Co-medalists Aidan Bord & Angelo Covino; all 8 golfers 20+ points |
| Upcoming (Tuesday) | Triton | Sagamore Spring Golf Club | — | Looking to go 3-0; match starts at 3 p.m. |
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