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Emma Goff doubled and, after an intentional walk, raced home on Jacquelyne DiTroia's RBI as Brooks earned the walkoff softball win, 5-4, over Exeter.

Emma Goff doubled and, after an intentional walk, raced home on Jacquelyne DiTroia's RBI as Brooks earned the walkoff softball win, 5-4, over Exeter.

Alexandra Beltrus' long single scored the game's only run as Phillips Exeter walked off with a 1-0 eight-inning victory over Phillips. It was the first time Phillips Exeter had beaten Phillips since 2004. 

Phillips Andover's Diana Tchadi, Shannon Adams, Kinsey Yost and Rebecca Wagman won the 4x400 in 4:25.74 to clinch a 57-47 win over Phillips Exeter. Wagman also won the 50 and 600.

 The Phillips Academy boys soccer team advancd to today's New England Class A finals with a 3-1 victory over archrival Phillips Eseter.

The Big Blue had lost to Phillips Exeter at the end of the regular season, a setback which may have worked in their favor.

Every time Phillips Exeter challenged Phillips Andover, the Big Blue stepped up in a convincing 3-0 quarterfinal volleyball victory.

Facing a 7-7 deadlock in the first game, Zoe Roschach (12 for 13 serving, 7 kills and 7 blocks) and Jamie Shenk (12 of 14 serving with 3 aces, 5 kills) each had five-point service runs leading to a 25-12 win. When Exeter tied the second game at 11, the serving prowess of Chelsea Ward (20 for 20 serving, 26 assists) pushed the Big Blue to a seven-point advantage and a 25-17 victory. And in the final game, Andover fought off three set points and won, 28-26 on Roschach's serve.

Phillips Academy's volleyball team dropped the first game to Phillips Exeter but roared back with three straight games for a 3-1 victory. Alexi Bell had a huge all-around game for the Big Blue (11-3).

EXETER — Phillips Academy fell behind early and could not recover in a 39-6 season-ending loss to archrival Phillips Exeter.

Andover's Ellie Donohue had a goal and an assist to pace the Brooks field hockey team (7-3-1) to a 3-1 win over Phillips Exeter.

Brooks bounced back from an early Phillips Exeter lead behind two Isabelle Papapetros goals, but injuries spelled doom in a 4-2 loss. Brooks lost its third defensive player of the week in the second half, which opened the door for Phillips Exeter to score three times in the final 20 minutes of play.