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Arlette Cabral led the way for the PMA volleyball team with 7 kills and 7 aces in a 3-1 win over Nashoba Tech. Sara D'Agostino chipped in with 6 blocks and 15 service points for the Panthers.

Lisette Perez and Eliany Rivera both had hat tricks as the Greater Lawrence girls rolled over Nashoba Tech, 6-2.

Catherine Schwartz was on fire for the Whittier girls soccer team. The junior forward poured in four goals to help the Wildcats earn a 5-0 win over Nashoba Tech.

Jonathan Gonzalez tossed a complete game shutout, leading Greater Lawrence baseball to a 3-0 win over Nashoba. Gonzalez allowed just four hits, walked one and struck out five in seven innings of work.

Ariana Cruz was a monster at the plate, going 4 for 4, driving in seven runs and scoring three as Greater Lawrence softball crushed Nashoba Tech, 17-3.

Kyle Eddy was locked in one the mound for Whittier, tossing a complete-game no-hitter with 10 strikeouts in a 5-0 win over Nashoba. Joey Santiago led the offense with a three-run home run in the top of the fourth and finished with four RBIs.

Greater Lawrence baseball continued its recent tear, beating Nashoba Tech, 10-8 for its fifth straight victory. Francis Mejia went 4 for 4, Jeremyn Ozorio had three RBIs and Ronel Pena picked up the win on the bump.

Katy Quinn went 2 for 2, scored three runs, drove in five and added a home run as Presentation of Mary softball crushed Nashoba Tech, 21-9.

The Whittier baseball team exploded for seven runs in the bottom of the second to cruise to a season-opening 12-3 win over Nahoba Tech in five innings. Josh O'Brien, Will Bailey and Michael Cordeiro each drove in a pair, and Ben Szydio pitched four strong innings with five strikeouts. 

Freshman Agustin Reina won a match apiece at 145 and 152 to spark Greater Lawrence to romps over both Lynn Tech and Nashoba Tech in a rare Monday tri-meet,