Boys Lacrosse
Haverhill 10, Methuen 6Trevor Lindmark tallied four goals and Brewer Murray found the back of the net three times to lead the winners. Max Boyer continued to be a force in net with 14 saves, while Matt Costa turned in 12 huge faceoff wins for the Hillies.
Pinkerton 18, Windham 3Dylan Stingel and Tyler Pinardi combined to lose only one faceoff apiece to lead the winners. Matt Gormady scored seven goals, Levi Weaver added three goals and three assists and Mike Boudros had a goal and four helpers for the Astros. Defensive standouts were Brady Blaszka (3 groundballs) and Brendon Carney. For the Jags, Sam Kramer, Cameron Terry and Evan Ardizzon each scored once.
North Andover 14, Chelmsford 8The Knights were led by captain Tommy Farrell, who scored four goals and had six assists. Senior attackman Chase Seidel also chipped in with four goals and an assist. Freshman attackman Ben Whitney had a hat trick. Junior Goaltender Aidan Smith had 13 saves to help secure the victory for the Knights!
Girls Lacrosse
Pinkerton 16, Windham 0Paige Fenner made six saves for the rare lacrosse shutout. Leading the offense for the winners were Rylee Robinson and Francesca Doyle with four goals each, while Melyana Marra, Sookie Folsom and Ashley Morrison each tallied two goals.
Methuen 10, Haverhill 7For the Hillies, Natalie Libby and Jenna Schultz each scored a pair of goals and Kayleigh Blanchard, Sierra Jepson and Cailin Grenier had a goal each
Pelham 12, Plymouth 6Ella DeSimone scored seven goals, Mia Wilkins scored twice and Jessica Phillips, Julianne Rocha and Brianna Wood had a goal each for the winners.
Softball
North Andover 9, Haverhill 1Alana Jenkins drove in three runs from the No. 9 spot to lead the Scarlet Knights. Lauren Lynch added two hits, two runs and an RBI an Ceili Brown scored a pair of runs for the winners. For the Hillies, Emmalynn Proia had two hits and scored a run and Gabryella Kirby scored twice and drove in a run.
Andover 15, Lowell 2 The Warriors moved closer to the MVC2 title with a mercy rule-shortened win. Molly Purtschert went the five-inning distance, allowing one earned run and striking out seven. The top five hitters in the lineup went 10 for 15, scoring 10 runs. Aria Fraser, Alivia Baldwin and Caroline Samaras all homered for the Warriors.
Volleyball
Greater Lawrence 3, Georgetown 0Leading the winners were Anthony Rubim (10 kills, 2 aces and 15 service points), Jose Pena (6 kills and 1 block) and Exzaydian Colon (12 digs). The Reggies improved to 12-4.
Central Catholic: 3, Essex Tech: 1Seven Gibson 11 and Amony Espinal each notched 11 kills, while Michael Najjar had 28 assists and Grayson Silver added 22 service points.
Lowell 3, Methuen 2 The Rangers rallied from two sets down to force a fifth and deciding set. Jayden Cox notched 47 assists, while Andrew Cox had 28 kills.
Boys Tennis
Salem 8, Keene 1Singles players Brendan Lynn, Matthew Harding, Logan Tautkus, Cam Harding, Mason Hill and Ilahy Irelander all won for the singles sweep.
Baseball
Goffstown 5, Pinkerton 3Lazlo Beaulieu had three hits and Jacoby Acevedo had two hits and score twice for the Astros.