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After dropping the second game, Whittier's volleyball team regrouped and came back strong strong to defeat North Shore 25-18, 25-13 in the next two games to wrap up its 10th win of the season. Josie Sanchez had 13 kills to lead the way up front. Destiny Alicea had three aces among her 12 service points.

Jacob Fudge scored three times as Whitter beat North Shore 8-2.

A nine-run first inning did in Greater Lawrence, falling to a strong North Shore team, 11-1, in a game shortened to five innings due to poor field conditions. Shabeli Villa tripled and was driven in by Heather Boutin's single for the lone Reggie tally.

Elvin Rivera ripped a three-run homer in the first and a two-run single in the third and his five RBIs powered Greater Lawrence to an 11-7 win over North Shore. Jose Abreu thwarted the comeback by starting double plays in the sixth and seventh innings. Joe Pizzuto clubbed a key RBI triple in the seventh and scored on the overthrow for some insurance.

Transfer Mike O'Boyle made his North Reading debut with three goals and North Reading (5-1) whipped North Shore/Manchester-Essex 13-3.

MIDDLETON — Youth equals loose.

And last night with a Division 4 North quarterfinal up for grabs, the score tied 51-51 heading to the fourth quarter, loose equalled victory for Georgetown.

MIDDLETON — Youth equals loose.

And last night with a Division 4 North quarterfinal up for grabs, the score tied 51-51 heading to the fourth quarter, loose equalled victory for Georgetown.

Andrew Wells sunk six 3-pointers and Ryan Grant had 21 points and seven assists, but Whittier fell just short to once-defeated North Shore 69-67. 

Jake Morton scored off an assist from Jacob Bradwell with 15 minutes left in the game to give Whittier a 1-1 tie with North Shore and clinch the Commonwealth Conference Small title, according to coach Jason Skinner.

MIDDLETON — Despite an inconsistent offense, Greater Lawrence ran off a three-game winning streak with a trio of shut-down defensive performances. Yesterday, the Reggies once again stumbled offensively.