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North Andover youth wrestling has started open registration on the NABC wrestling Web site and the NABCFB page for grades 1-3and 4-8. There is also a need for volunteer coaches. Contact Paul Luciano at matratpl@yahoo.com or Steve Henry at shenrybigeast2hotmail.com

Nashoba Tech lacrosse beat Whittier, 17-7. The Cats' Liz Deacon continues to shine with four more goals.

Ester Mills poured in 30 points as Fellowship Christian defeated Nashoba Tech for the second time this season, 49-16.

Ester Mills erupted for 32 points and 8th grader Jessica Campo had 10 rebounds and four blocks as Fellowship Christian downed Nashoba Tech, 47-28. 

Whittier Tech had nine pins among its 10 winners in a 57-18 rout of Nashoba Tech to improve to 4-0 on the year. 

The Presentation of Mary girls basketball team opened its season with a bang, doubling up on Nashoba Tech, 44-22. Senior captain Eva Fabino led the Panthers with a game high 20 points and 5 steals.

WESTFORD — Franklyn Espinal scored on a 61-yard fumble return and a 25-yard run and intercepted a pass and Greater Lawrence pounded Nashoba Tech 43-0. It was 30-0 at the half and Tiago Hernandez returned the second-half kickoff 86 yards for a score. The Reggies' ground game was brilliant with 25 carries for 337 yards for a gaudy 13.5 yards a carry. Defensive tackle Juan Taveras had two sacks as the Reggies improved to 4-3. After a bye week, the Reggies will play their Division 7 North playoff opener against an opponent to be determined.

Eliany Rivera kept rolling with a pair of goals and Greater Lawrence girls soccer beat Nashoba Tech 3-1. 

The Whittier volleyball team qualified for the state tournament with a 3-1 win over Nashoba Tech. Siarra Cronin led the Wildcats (10-3) with 15 assists, 14 services points and 10 aces.