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Ernie Lupi had the trick but it wasn't enough as Haverhill fell to Revere, 7-4, in the Guleizian title game at the Newburyport Bank Tourney.

Kelsey Garvey (10 points), Maria Ganem (9 points, 9 rebounds) and Molly Hoopes (12 rebounds) shined as Haverhill ended its season with a 37-26 win Wednesday over Mystic Valley.

Maria Ganem (9 points, 9 rebounds) and Molly Hoopes pulled down 12 boards as Haverhill ended its season with a 37-26 win Wednesday over Mystic Valley.

Alex Emery tied the game with 6:27 left and Brad McGovern netted the game-winner with just 32 seconds to play as Haverhill took a dramatic 3-2 decision over Triton in the Newburyport Bank Classic.

After upsetting Methuen over the weekend, the Haverhill hockey team continued to play well, tying Weston 2-2. Brad McGovern scored in the first period before hurting his shoulder and missing the third period and Ernie Lupi scored the equalizer in he third period. Sophomore Gray Marchese had 24 saves for the Hillies.

Down to just nine players, Haverhill continues its fight to end the boys hoop season on a positive note.

The Hillies battled to the finish but fell to the host team in the Woburn Tournament, 72-64.

Senior Brad McGovern scored two third-period goals to pull Haverhill from a one-goal deficit into a 2-1 win over Methuen. McGovern scored the game-tying goal on a penalty shot in the opening minute of the third period then netted the game-winner with 6:12 to play.

Andover won six events but Chelmsford's depth was the difference as the Lions edged the Golden Warriors, 398-377.5, to capture the Merrimack Valley Conference swim meet.

In a memorable day, Andover's Paul Hunter captured the 50 freestyle and 500 freestyle, the 200 freestyle relay and the 400 freestyle relay. Teammate John Belanger tied for first in the 100 freestyle and won the 100 backstroke.

Ashley LeBlanc (8 rebounds) and Rashidat Agboola (12 rebounds) ruled the glass and Rachel Condon (7 assists) kick-started the offense in Methuen's 53-41 defeat of Haverhill, moving a game away from tourney qualification. Sophomore Kayla Pellot had 13 points for the Hillies.

Raising his individual record to the .500 mark, junior Jared Grazio had an impressive pin at 160 pounds despite Haverhill's 24-18 loss to Brockton.