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Ian Maresca and Luke Maresca both scored as Central Catholic advanced in the state tournament as the Raiders defeated Revere 2-1 in overtime.

Freshman Anna Foley tied her season-high with 19 points, and Paige Gillette (8), Tess Gobiel (7) and Morgan Nusky (6) all had season-highs coming off the bench to lead Andover to a 79-36 win over Revere.

Pentucket's girls (5-1) rebounded from their first loss of the season with an easy 67-37 win over Revere. Led by Arielle Cleveland's 14 points, 13 Sachems scored and all 15 players on the team played.

Haverhill's girls soccer team (8-7-1) qualified for the state tournament with a 6-0 romp over Revere (14-1-2), which had been undefeated. Meggie Dellea scored twice and had an assist for the Hillies and Delani Dorsey came through with a goal and two assists,

Isabelle Comerford won top singles 6-0, 6-3 to help No. 8 North Andover beat No. 9 Revere 5-0 in the Division 1 North first round. Lizzie Lynch and Julia Webster teamed to take No. 1 doubles for the Scarlet Knights, who travel to No. 1 Acton-Boxboro on Friday at 4 p.m.

Greater Lawrence beat Revere, 4-1, to advance to Sunday's final of the Wilmington Tourney (3 p.m. vs. Wilmington). Gio Covino threw a complete-game 6-hitter with no earned runs. Izzy Tatis had two hits a run and an RBI.

Gia Bramanti delivered a career day, erupting for 31 points to lead No. 12 Andover to a 58-43 upset victory over No. 5 Revere in the first round of the Division 1 North tournament. 

Alli Napoli scored a career-high 33 points and Flannery O'Connor added 20 as Amesbury beat Revere 68-53 on Tuesday night. Freshman Catherine LaForte hit three big 3-pointers for nine points off the bench in her second career game.

Senior tri-captains Jordyn O'Boyle and Tamara Hoar each found the back of the cage to lead Haverhill to a season-opening 2-0 shutout of Revere. Goalie Nicole Martin stopped all four shots she faced.

Max Faro (5) and Zach DeBay (4) combined for nine goals to lift Central Catholic's boys to a 14-11 win over Revere in a Division 1 North first round lacrosse game. It was the first tournament win in this history of the Central boys lacrosse program.