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Karoline Conte and Isobel Glass each scored to lead Phillips girls soccer to a 2-1 win over St. Paul's. The victory was the 200th career one for 21-year coach Lisa Joel, whose overall record now moves to 200-101-55.

Eliany Rivera kept rolling with a pair of goals and Greater Lawrence girls soccer beat Nashoba Tech 3-1. 

Stephanie Tardugno scored one goal and assisted on another as Methuen girls soccer rolled past Lawrence 6-0.

Felicya DeCicco was brilliant in net with 16 saves, 12 in the second half including a tremendous diving stop, as Haverhill girls soccer held off Central Catholic 1-0. Meggie Dellea gave the Hillies all the offense they would need, burying a Delani Dorsey pass in the first half.

Whittier's Catherine Schwartz continued her torrid fall with another four-goal game to lead the Wildcats to a 5-2 win over Cathedral. The junior striker now has an area-high 20 for the season, which according to first-year coach Ryan Richards breaks the old school record of 19 set by Allison Beauchesne in 2017.

Haverhill's girls soccer team got closer to.500 (5-6) with a pivotal 2-1 win over Dracut. Meggie Dellea scored on a penalty shot, Taylor Bruneau scored the game-winner and Felicya DeCicco made 11 saves.

The Andover girls soccer team rolled to its sixth straight win after taking down Lowell, 4-0. Rachel Souza scored twice for the surging Warriors, who are now 7-1-2 for the season.

The Pinkerton girls soccer team trailed by a goal at halftime, but fought back to send its game against Salem to overtime before winning, 2-1, in the second extral frame. Mattie Sullivan and Macy Graves were the two Astro goal scorers.

Greater Lawrence earned a big 1-1 tie with Notre Dame-Tyngsboro. Alisson Calderon netted the equalizer in the second half while Jaslyn Abreu made 4 saves