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North Andover scored three goals between the 50-55 minute mark and beat Newton North in girls soccer tourney play. Olivia Gotobed scored twice and senior center-mid Izzy Ceraso came off the bench and marked North's best player brilliantly.

 Central Catholic made some changes and called up some JV players, "pulling out all the stops" according to coach Casey Grange, and defeated Haverhill 2-0 to qualify for the state tournament in its last games. One of the call-ups, sophomore Allie Fischer, scored her first varsity goal, and Sydney Wnek also scored for the Raiders (8-8-1).

Pinkerton's Reagan Kolinski stood out with five saves, but the No. 6 Astros fell to No. 3 Exeter in the New Hampshire Division 1 quarterfinals. Katie Ziniti and Macy Graves also stood out for the Astros (12-4-2).

Hope Joel and Olivia Schwinn-Clanton both scored as Andover girls soccer earned a 2-1 win over Tewksbury and qualified for the state tournament.

Gina Albano tied it on "an unbelievable" 40-yard direct kick and quad-captain Sydney Owen tallied the game-winner early in the second half as Haverhill beat Tewksbury, 2-1. The Hillies will earn a shate for the MVC Large title if they can beat Central Monday at 7 p.m. at Trinity Stadium. 

Defender Riley Roche moved to goalie for the second time in her career after Pentucket's starter was injured, and turned in nine saves as the Sachems beat Marblehead 2-0.

Olivia Gotobed scored a season-high three goals as North Andover downed rival Andover 3-1. Taylor Landry scored the Golden Warrior goal.

Methuen's Cori Rizzo made eight saves, giving her more than 200 saves for the year as the Rangers closed their season with a 1-1 tie against Lowell. Sam Matarazzo scored for the Rangers. 

Pinkerton survived Goffstown in the Division 1 first round of the girls soccer tournament in a thriller, winning on penalty kicks, 7-6, after neither team could score in regulation or overtime. Sierra Mielens scored the winning penalty kick and Reagan Kolinski was superb in goal, recording her ninth shutout with some outstanding saves. She also converted one of the penalty kicks. 

Andover got three huge goals from Hope Joel and held on late to beat a surging Tewksbury team 4-3. The Warriors (7-6-2) have a huge matchup at North Andover Thursday at 5 p.m.