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Kim Carroll scored two goals and had three assists to lead Haverhill to an 8-1 drubbing of Wayland.

Central Catholic scored 200 1/2 points at the Wayland Tournament, which usually would be enough to win, but MVC rival Lowell was slightly better with 203.

The Raiders did have four champions, however, as impressive freshman Joey Sanchez (106), Tom Pagliarulo (126), Brandon Desfosses (145( and Donovan Nolan (160) all took gold medals. Jack Kiely was a runner-up at 120.  

Haverhill-Pentucket-North Andover girls hockey won its first ever game, downing Wayland 4-1. Emily Galligan scored the first goal in program history and Kim Carroll added two goals and two assists for H-P-NA.

Senior Nate Frongillo stroked the first homer of his varsity career, a three-run blast in Whittier's 12-2 victory over Wayland.  Senior Anthony Licciardello also homered.

Down two players in the third period, Kelly Golini and Kathleen LeFebre stepped it up defensively and Tewksbury-Methuen held on for a 2-2 tie vs. Wayland-Weston. Amanda Conway netted her 31st goal.

In a battle of two of the top Division 3 wrestling teams in the state, North Reading/Lynnfield remained undefeated (22-0) by clipping Wayland (23-2), which suffered just its second loss of the season. North Reading won nearly all the close matches, none more important than Max Whyman's 5-3 decision at 120 and Tom Arseneault's clinching 4-3 win at 220.

Whittier Tech senior Austin Sciacca, who won his weight class at the Tyngsboro Tournament last week, stayed unbeaten with a first period pin at 220, but the Wildcats dropped a 42-40 thriller at Wayland.

In her second game of the year, Amanda Conway netted her second hat trick as Methuen girls hockey won 4-3 over Wayland. 

Kayla Riley had 13 points and Samnell Vonleh pumped in 12 as Whittier downed Wayland 57-44. But the big story was the 6-4 Vonleh (13) and 6-1 Josie Sanchez (8) combined for 21 blocks.