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Senior co-captain Jake Sitak scored four goals over two games to lead North Andover to the Haverhill Tournament championship. He was named tourney MVP after leading the Knights to a 4-0 win over Dover-Sherborn-Weston in the title game. 

Mike Roche couldn't be stopped. The junior midfielder poured in seven goals to help North Andover boys lacrosse beat Dover-Sherborn, 15-8, in the first round of the Coaches Cup. The Knights will now play Winchester in the semis on Thursday at 2 p.m.

Matt Moody and Steve Canale combined for goals, but it wasn't enough as Dover-Sherborn defeated North Andover 14-12 in the second round of the Coaches Cup Challenge. The Knights will play Concord at 2 p.m. Saturday at Lincoln-Sudbury High School for third place.

After grabbing an early 2-0 lead, North Reading watched top-seeded Dover-Sherborn score the ensuing seven goals of the opening half.

And that was just the start for the Raiders as they opened a 13-2 advantage late in the third quarter en route to their first state title.

LYNN — A playoff run that lasted far longer than expected went into a second overtime last night for the Georgetown girls soccer team.

The storybook postseason, however, ended a bit sooner than the Royals had hoped.

The North Reading boys lacrosse team fell on tbe wrong side of a 19-6 decision to Dover-Sherborn, in the championship game of the Division 3 east sectional

North Reading was unable to separate from Dover-Sherborn until Alicia Ward drained a critical 3-pointer with five minutes remaining, setting up a 43-31 victory and a slot in the Marion Christmas tourney finals.