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Jack Murphy and Jack Quinn combined to score nine goals to lead the Brooks lacrosse to a 14-12 win over Noble and Greenough.

A shorthanded goal in the second period and an empty-netter with under a minute left doomed the Phillips girls hockey team in a 2-0 loss to No. 2 Nobles in the N.E. Prep Division 1 semifinals. It was the farthest Phillips had advanced in the tourney in 13 years, since assistant coach Melissa Tetreau of Methuen, who played at Boston University, was a senior on the team.

Brooks improved to 9-2 with wins over Noble (44-29) and Portsmouth Abbey (54-25). Pat Scott (132) and Nick Fulgione, both of North Andover, were perfect on the day and junior 113-pounder Tim Riley had an 8-second pin while winning two matches.

Senior LaWilliam Stevens had a career-high 16 points on three 3-pointers to help Brooks hold on for a 59-54 win over Noble & Greenough.

The Phillips Academy softball team advanced in the winner's backet of the Big East Tournament with a pair of wins, 14-3 over Tabor and 11-9 over Noble & Greenough. Phillips only had eight hits against Noble but took advantage of 10 walks and got key hits from Hannah Cuff, Cassidy Musco (2 for 4) and Rachel Lin (2 for 4, 3 RBIs) to gain the win. The Big Blue is scheduled to face BB&N, which survived Brooks 3-2 in eight innings.is morning.  

Freshman Peyton O'Leary of Amesbury knocked down a 3-pointer with four seconds left to help Governor's beat Noble and Greenough 58-56 on Senior Night. O'Leary also had a steal and a basket with about a minute left to spark an 8-0 run over the final minute.

Brooks scored twice on goals by Jacob Iowo in the final 13 minutes, the final coming in stoppage time, to grab a thrilling 2-1 boys soccer  victory over Nobles  in the NEPSAc Class B semifinals Saturday Dylan Steele and Marcelo Lage got the assists, the latter of which resulted in a header by Iwowo.

Andrew Hulshult connected for a two-run double with two outs in the seventh inning to keep Brooks alive, but Nobles scored a run in the bottom of the inning to down the Green and White 6-5.