The Norwell girls’ cross country team won its 139th consecutive dual meet in the South Shore League, earning a 15-48 victory over Abington on Wednesday afternoon.

Fifty miles north, Hamilton-Wenham kept its streak alive, beating Newburyport, 21-37, for its 134th straight Cape Ann League win.

The Generals thought they had beaten the national record last week, but further research proved them to still be behind a few active unbeaten streaks — including Norwell, New York’s Pearl River (212) and Pennsylvania’s York Suburban (142).

Hamilton-Wenham’s streak dates to 2004.

“It’s really a compliment to all the runners and parents over the years that have made sacrifices and commitments to the team,’’ longtime coach Hamilton-Wenham coach Steve Sawyer said. “That’s what is most important to me.’’

The Generals dominated on Wednesday, with six girls finishing in the top 10 in the 5K race at Patton Park: Olivia Horgan (19:54), Grace Moroney (20:09), Anna Cassidento (20:33), Rebecca Erhard (20:54), Annabelle Howley (20:59), and Jemma Shea (20:59).

The Clippers, meanwhile, haven’t lost a dual meet since 1996.

“I personally don’t like the streaks,’’ said 23-year coach Chuck Martin. “The number of years and how many players have come through this program over this time I think is what is more impressive to me.’’

Norwell girls took the first five places in the 3.04-mile course at Norwell Community Complex: Kelley Burtch (21:16), Liz Sheedy (21:16), Rachel Weimann (23:05), Abigail O’Connell (23:20), and MeiLin Mulvey (23:21).

Bishop Feehan 15, Bishop Stang 50 — Abigail Long (18:12) led the Shamrocks and overall field.

Marblehead 15, Swampscott 50 — Junior Lily Gillis took home first place with a time of 22:21 for the Headers.

Woburn 16, Belmont 43 — Senior Cayla Barretto led the Tanners with a time of 19:10.

Rivers 27, Middlesex 30 — Zebras freshman Gabby Walsh finished first overall (20:47) in a losing effort.

Needham 25, Natick 31 — Sophomore Grace Connolly (19:47) finished first overall for the Rockets, and senior teammate Jen Fossett followed less than a second behind with a personal record.

Milton 15, Walpole 43 — Junior Bridget Mitchell broke a 9-year-old course record by 19 seconds with her time of 17:06 for the Wildcats (10-0).

Lincoln-Sudbury 24, Newton South 34 — Claire Martin finished first overall (16:04) on the 2.7-mile course for the Lions, but second-place finisher Alexa Babick (16:25) helped the Warriors earn the victory.

Boys’ cross-country

Bishop Feehan 19, Bishop Stang 42 — Ian Ross came in first overall (16:12) on the 2.9-mile course for the Shamrocks.

Westwood 22, Norton 39 — Lancers senior Joey Annand (16:57) and Wolverines sophomore Zach Conant (17:01) each set records for the 5k course (17:02).

Woburn 26, Belmont 31 — Anshel Isles set a Tanners sophomore record on the three-mile course with a time of 16:09.

Middlesex 26, Rivers 33 — Despite the loss, Red Wings junior Nic Stathos (18:10) finished first overall.

Pentucket 27, Ipswich 30 — Kellen Waters set a course record with his time of 17:04 in the Tigers’ loss.

Boys’ soccer

BC High 1, Brockton 0 — Senior midfielder Manny Pestana struck for the Eagles (5-2-1) on a 60th-minute penalty kick, and senior keeper Mike Paul kept a clean sheet with eight saves.

Dexter 1, Boston Trinity 0 — Sophomore forward Alex Hill contributed the lone goal, and junior goalkeeper Kibum Lee earned his first shutout of the season, as Dexter improved to 4-1.

Dighton-Rehoboth 1, Bourne 0 — Junior Noah Munroe netted the winner for the Falcons (6-5) in the 76th minute.

Case 10, Wareham 1 — Skylah Dias led the way for the Cardinals with three goals and three assists.

Mashpee 5, Abington 1 — Senior Ryan Boyd netted two goals for the Falcons (6-2-2).

Hamilton-Wenham 1, Pentucket 0 — Senior Gordon Bahr scored on a second-half breakaway to win it for the Generals (7-1-1).

Lowell Catholic 5, Pope John 0 — Alex Graves scored four goals for the Fighting Crusaders (4-1).

Weymouth 3, Newton North 0 — Senior forward Cameron Sands had two goals while junior goalie Robbie West recorded six saves and his fifth clean sheet this season for the Wildcats (5-3-2).

Lynnfield 4, Ipswich 0 — Two goals each from Matt Seelig and John Luders propelled the Pioneers.

St. John’s Prep 4, Catholic Memorial 0 — Seniors Kevin Casey and Mike O’Connor each tallied their first scores of the seasons as the Eagles improved to 5-3-1.

Saint Joseph Prep 4, Cathedral 0 — Senior Vova Quigley recorded a hat trick, sophomore Jack O’Dea scored once, and senior Ricky Espada tallied two assists for Saint Joseph Prep (6-3).

Arlington 2, Wilmington 1 — Senior midfielders Tommaso Valagussa and Andreas Cuellar netted goals in the first half to lead the Spy Ponders (6-2-1).

Roxbury Latin 5, St. George’s 0 — Junior goalkeeper Harry Weitzel registered a shutout for the Foxes (1-2-1).

St. Mary’s 1, Arlington Catholic 0 — Junior Nolan Perez scored the lone goal for the Spartans (7-3-1).

Carver 4, Middleborough 3 — Sophomore Dylan Comeau had two goals, including the winner with 10 minutes to play for the Crusaders (4-3-1).

Marshfield 4, Dennis-Yarmouth 2 — Senior Nick Petrillo had a pair of goals for the Rams (4-4-2).

Concord Academy 2, Beaver Country Day 1 — Senior Jason Seeger netted the winner for the Chameleons (6-1-1) in the first half.

Norwell 3, East Bridgewater 0 — Goals from seniors Jimmy Roche and Liam Hurley and sophomore Dillion Connolly helped Norwell improve their record to 11-0-1.

Girls’ soccer

Hamilton-Wenham 4, Pentucket 0 — Freshman Jordan Story scored her first varsity goal and classmate Alli Chapdelaine had two assists for the Generals (7-1-1).

Winchester 4, Wakefield 0 — Freshmen Whitney Krayer scored two goals for the No. 8 Sachems (10-0)

East Bridgewater 4, Norwell 1 — The Vikings, powered by two goals from sophomore forward Katie Smith, won the battle of the unbeatens and improved to 10-0.

Brookline 2, Braintree 0 — Junior forward Maddie Nagler and freshman forward Eleanor Fisher each struck for the Warriors (10-0-1).

Rockland 7, Randolph 0 — The Bulldogs were led by goals from Lauren Buker (2), Ava Fiore (2), Maryn Monett, Sydney McKenna, and Brooke Jones.

Cardinal Spellman 2, Bishop Fenwick 1 — Junior forward Emily Loney scored the winning goal for the Cardinals (6-0-3).

Masconomet 2, Manchester Essex 1 — Junior Nikki Arrington scored two goals for the Chieftains (7-2-1).

Brooks 5, Thayer 4 — Senior Shannon Ryan led the charge for Brooks with two goals.

Weymouth 3, Newton North 1 — The Wildcats got goals from Cassondra Crisafulli, Lila Keltz, and Shannon Rosemond.

Carver 2, Middleborough 2 — The Crusaders’ Sam Baston scored two goals in the tie.

Needham 1, Framingham 0 — Senior captain Crea Baker-Durante scored the lone goal for the Rockets (6-3-1).

Case 2, Wareham 1 — Freshman Meredith Castro and senior Alexis Pacheco each scored and assisted on each other’s goals for the Cardinals (2-9).

Belmont 4, Burlington 0 — Junior forward Carey Allard scored twice and sophomore center forward Ella Gagnon added a pair of assists for the Marauders (5-1-3).

Cambridge 3, Waltham 0 — Lindsay Bouscaren, Lily Matthews, and Maggie Pimlott scored for the Falcons.

Wilmington 2, Arlington 0 — Olivia Wingate led the Wilmington charge with two goals on Wednesday.

Boys’ golf

Mansfield 162, Attleboro 173 — Medalist honors went to Hornets senior Jason Hindman, who shot a 1-over-par 36.

Dover-Sherborn 222, Holliston 246 — John Schroeder shot a 3-over-par 35 to lead the Raiders.

Archbishop Williams 190, Arlington Catholic 177 — Senior captain and co-medalist RJ Wetterberg led the Bishops (7-3) with an even 36.

Hopkinton 246, Medway 277 — Freshman Matt Epstein led the Hillers (12-2), earning medalist honors with an even 36.

Franklin 179, Foxborough 190 — Junior captain Bryan Woelsel (5-over 41) was the medalist for the Panthers (10-2).

Hingham 242, Whitman-Hanson 263 — Junior captain Richard Miller led the Harbormen (8-2) with a 1-over 37, while senior captain Aiden Cusack senior captain added a 39.

Bridgewater-Raynham 217, Brockton 299 — Junior AJ LeMay led all golfers, shooting a 4-under 32, and teammate Justin Lavoie shot a 1-under-par 35 to lead the Trojans (-1).

Boston Latin 95, Acton-Boxborough 91 — Jack Martell and Sean Adgate stepped up in a big way for the Wolfpack in a close one, shooting 15 points and 16 points, respectively.

Silver Lake 247, Quincy 280 — Junior Dillon Brown was the medalist for the Lakers (8-2) with an even-par 35.

Pembroke 250, Plymouth South 266 — Titans senior Josh Duchinni was the medalist with a 3-over 38.

Concord-Carlisle 88, Wayland 45 — Freshman Gabrielle Shieh led the Patriots (4-5) with 13 points.

Lexington 37, Wilmington 35 — Junior Jason Healy shot a 1-under-par 34 to lead the Minutemen (7-3).

Belmont 38, Reading 34 — Junior Steve Rizzuto won his match, 8-1, to lead the Marauders (10-0-1).

North Reading 130, Masconomet 128 — Senior captain Logan Stansbury was the medalist for the Hornets (10-0) with 28 points.

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