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Sparked by Jackie Ditroia of Andover, Brooks scored 10 runs in the first inning on its way to a 21-1 rout of Pingree. Ditroia (4 for 4) had an RBI triple and RBI double in the first.

Taking a pass on a turnover-fueled fast break, freshman Geoff Fulgione of North Andover scored with less than a minute left as Brooks edged Pingree, 11-10. North Andover's Ryan Nowicki registered his first varsity goal as part of the victory.

Andrew Sullivan scored twice and recorded two assists to lead Phillips boys hockey to its first victory of the year, a 7-0 win over Pingree. Goalie Eric Yoon stopped all 14 shots. 

Lawrence's David Berroa had a fine debut for Brooks in a 72-35 rout of Pingree. He had a 3-pointer among 13 points and four rebounds and four assists. 

The Brooks girls basketball team allowed only 11 points in the second half in a season-opening 45-30 win over Pingree. Thalia Garcia and Lyndsay Garcia both scored 10 points for Brooks.

After enduring a 2-0 Pingree lead for much of the last half of the game, Packy Jones' unassisted goal with 38 seconds left in regulation drew Brooks even in a 2-2 season-opening overtime deadlock. Brendan McDonough drew Brooks within one with 2:41 left in the third period. Andover's Dan Prawdzik was stout in the Pingree net, turning aside 30 shots.

Emerson Rogers of Andover netted the game-winning goal with 40 seconds left to lift Brooks past Pingree 11-10. Nicholas Galanos stopped 14 shots in the victory.

Katherine Lee was playing in the final match of the day with Phillips and Pingree deadlocked at 2-2. The freshman from South Carolina won a 2-hour 3-6, 6-1, 7-5 thriller to give the Big Blue the win.

Windham's Kyleigh Keating (six goals, 14 on the young season) and Andover's Summer Washburn (four goals, nine to date) propelled the Phillips' offense in a 13-9 defeat of Pingree. Haley Scott of Andover turned in a strong defensive effort for the Big Blue.

Garnet Hathaway netted three goals and Tyler Kirsch stopped 24 shots to help Phillips beat Pingree 6-2. Hathaway is one of Phillips' top returners as he scored 15 goals last year.