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Will Brown scored eight goals for North Reading in a 15-7 win over Ipswich.

Backup pitcher Leslie Zewiey had the best game of her career, throwing a sparkling two-hitter with 15 strikeouts and no walks as North Reading (10-4) qualified for the tournament with a 9-0 victory over Ipswich.

McKenna Kilian won the high jump, 400 and ran on the 4x400 relay that ran a school-record 4:14.22 to help clinch a 76-69 victory over Ipswich. Carolyn Modlish, Marissa Porter and Paige Wesolowski also ran on the record-setting relay.

Mary Kate Corrado, hitting in the three spot had three hits and five RBIs and cleanup batter and winning pitcher Tyler Feeney was 3 for 3 with two RBIs and three runs scored as Pentucket slapped Ipswich 14-4. Angelica Arredondo was 3 for 4 with three RBIs as well.

John Braga was a three-event winner, taking the long jump (25-11.5), high jump (5-10) and 110 hurdles (16.74) to lead North Reading 82-63 over Ipswich. 

The Pentucket boys and girls combined to win the six-team Henry Sheldon Classic. Top efforts included winners Cooper Carifio (100), Ian Mitchell (200), Ali Attenasio (10-0 pole vault) and triple winner McKenna Kilian (400, high jump, 4x00).

Ipswich led after a 5-0 early third-quarter run, but it was all Pentucket after that in a 46-26 win in the Division 3 North semifinals.

Kelsi McNamara had 15 points and Coley Viselli 13 in the win.

Anchor Gina D'Alelio came from behind to win the 4x400 relay by two yards to give North Reading a 48-38 win over Hamilton-Wenham. D'Alelio also won the 600 and Kerri-Ann Donovan ran on the relay and won the 300.

Ali Attenasio won the 40 yard dash in a personal best 6.47 and also won the shot put (27-9) to help Pentucket track (7-2) clinch at least a share of the CAL Division I championship. 

WEST NEWBURY — Usually, as senior Coley Viselli and the Pentucket girls basketball team showed last night in front of a packed house of over 600 fans, the cream eventually rises to the top.