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Varun Penamatsa, who was filling in at No. 3 singles, posted a convincing 6-0, 6-1 win and Andover blanked Revere 5-0 in opening round play.

No. 15 Methuen softball gave up six runs to No. 18 Revere in the top of the eigth inning as the Rangers lost 8-2 in the Division 1 North preliminary round to finish their season at 12-9.  

The last 3 1/2 minutes of the game were not friendly to Londonderry as Revere erased a narrow Lancer lead and prevailed, 57-52. Savanna Butterfield was a force inside with 12 points and 18 rebounds while Allie Moloney ran the offense well, dishing out six assists to go with her five points.

Central Catholic's boys soccer team did it again yesterday, tying Revere 0-0. That put the Raiders at 1-0-4 on the year. Robert Petrosillo made six saves to get his first varsity shutout.

HAVERHILL — While some might say defending 4A Eastern Massachusetts champ Whittier might have bitten off more than it could chew scheduling Division 1A Revere, no one can deny the Wildcats did some heavy-duty gnawing on the visiting Patriots yesterday afternoon.

Ernie Lupi had the trick but it wasn't enough as Haverhill fell to Revere, 7-4, in the Guleizian title game at the Newburyport Bank Tourney.

Quality defense spelled the difference in North Andover's 3-0 volleyball victory over non-league foe Revere. Junior Jill McVey played a great defensive game for the Scarlet Knights (13-1), getting strong backline help from libero Erin Burns (15 service points and 11 digs).

Craig White and Brandon Middleton scored goals for Triton. Keegan Howes, Sean Lawless and Brian Cosgrove had assists. Mike Kaminsky had 17 saves. Triton will meet the loser of tomorrow's matchup between Matignon and Haverhill in Fournier Division consolation game on Thursday evening (5 p.m.).

REVERE— The Gloucester Fishermen football team has to be happy that there are (at least) four quarters in every game.

For the second straight week, the Fishermen (6-1) came out flat in the first quarter, only to explode for a lopsided win, 30-12, at Revere’s Harry Della Russo Stadium. The game was much more one-sided than the final score would indicate.

 REVERE—The Gloucester Fishermen football team has to be happy that there are (at least) four quarters in every game.

For the second straight week, the Fishermen (6-1) came out flat in the first quarter, only to explode for a lopsided win,  at Revere's Harry Della Russo Stadium.