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Sarah Oteri scored two goals and chipped in with three assists to give Andover a 5-3 win over Concord-Carlisle. Danielle Paonessa added two goals and Laura Drew had one to round out the Warriors' scoring.

Last year's record: 22-7

Coach: Steve Gibbs (5th season)

Key returnees: Allen Williamson, 6-4, Jr., F; Carlos O'Donnell, 5-9, Sr., G; Will Taft, 6-3, Sr., C; Derek Pratt, 6-2, Jr., F; J.J. Cronin, 6-2, Sr., F; Jesse Sullivan, 6-0, Sr., G; Cody Presbury, 5-11, So., G.; Pat George, 6-0, Jr., G.

Steve Gibbs likes the challenge of matching wits with anybody in the Eastern Independent League, yet when it comes to judging one of his own players, Allen Williamson, the Pingree School basketball coach admits he had a brain cramp. Not just a small brain cramp, either.

Last year's record: 14-11

Coach: Steve Carey (first season as interim coach. Sofia Sidmore is out on maternity leave)

Key returnees: Caitlin Doherty, Jr. PG; Jackie Lee, Sr. G; Liv Whitney, Jr. G/F; Lilly Carey, Sr. C; Sam Taylor, Sr. G.

Last year's record: 11-14-1 (lost in EIL finals) Coach: Sarah Carpenter (1st)

Key returnees: Gina Caselden, Sr., Defense; Dale Bishop, Sr., Defense; Liza Richardson, Sr., Forward; Lacey Allis, Soph., Defense; Kellie Marshall, Soph., Defense; Liz Filosa, Soph., Goaltender.

Pingree's boys basketball team ran away with a 61-29 blowout victory last night over Landmark Academy, which improved the Highlanders record to 4-1 on the young season.

Allen Williamson led the offensive charge netting 12 points and grabbing five rebounds for Pingree. Cody Preseury recorded eight points, six assists and three steals while Connor Cash added eight points and seven boards.

Last year's record: 14-14-3

Coach: Buddy Taft (25th year)

Key returnees: Matt Spurling, Sr. D; Ben McLaughlin, Sr. LW; Matt MacDonald, Jr. C; Tom Smith, Sr. RW; Ben Bradley, Sr. G; Adam Rimmer, Jr. D; Mike Lamothe, Jr. D;

Pingree took control early and held on for an emphatic 62-55 win over Hebron Academy last night. The Highlanders grabbed a commanding 34-18 lead in the early going and moved to 3-1 on the year.

Allen Williamson poured in 21 points and grabbed nine rebounds to lead the way. More importantly, the Highlanders kept Hebron in check by controlling the pace.

Brooks fell into an early hole but managed to erase a 14-point first half deficit and post a 60-50 win over Pingree. Sophomore guard Jordan Johnson (16 points), Haverhill's Alex Skinner (20 points) and senior guard Jordan Mickens (16 points) each recorded career highs.

The Pingree boys hockey team got off to a slow start in their season opener against North Yarmouth last night, falling behind 1-0 in the first two minutes and allowing three power play chances in the opening frame.