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Kayleen Walberg scored two goals and assisted on another as No. 2 Londonderry rallied from a 2-0 deficit to beat No. 10 Timberlane 5-2 in the Division 1 soccer quarterfinals. Emily Crocetti, Aliza Simpson and Lydia Simmon seach also scored a goal for the Lancers, who face No. 3 Bedford on Wednesday at at 5:30 p.m. at Southern New Hampshire University.

Westford, which was coming off a Tuesday shocker over unbeaten Lincoln-Sudbury, found a tougher matchup than the top-ranked team in Emass. The Ghosts fell to North Andover, 2-0, in girls soccer action. Midfielders Abbie Karalis, Tess Dunham and Catie Wolstromer carried the Knights. "Doc" Guthrie and Pam Coufos scored.

Alli Wiggins scored the equalizer with 75 seconds left to play, preserving Central Catholic's unbeaten season at 12-0-3 after a 1-1 tie with Andover. Veronica Alois had put Andover up 1-0 with the earlier goal.

Rachel Morrier assisted on two goals as No. 10 Timberlane beat No. 7 Bishop Guertin 3-0 in the Division 1 North soccer first round. Nichole Bruen and Caitlin Rothwell each scored a goal for the Owls, who travel to face No. 2 Londonderry on Saturday at 2 p.m.

Three different players contributed a goal and an assist as No. 5 Pinkerton soccer rolled over No. 12 Nashua North in the Division 1 North first round. Haley Hicks, Maggie Cohoon and Maura Kane each had a goal and a helper for the Astros, who travel to face No. 4 Manchester Central on Saturday at 2 p.m.

An impressively balanced effort paced Andover girls soccer to a 2-0 victory over Lowell. Junior Sophie Draper was a positive force offensively and defenders Carissa Reming and Caitlin Patten excelled in keeping the Red Raiders from getting to the Warrior net.

For the second consecutive year, Merrimack field hockey senior goalkeeper Kerri Bergquist was named the league’s best netminder, earning the Northeast-10 Conference Goalkeeper of the Year Award as the league announced its year-end awards. A first-team All-American and First-Team All-Conference member last fall, Bergquist played a pivotal role toward the team’s success as the Warriors won their second straight regular season title this fall.  For her efforts, Joining Bergquist  on the NE-10 All-Conference first team were North Andover's Candace Waldie, senior forward April Daugherty and Jessica Otis.

Megan Rauseo scored 47 seconds into the game to spark the unbeaten Central Catholic girls (12-0-2) to a 2-0 victory over North Andover.

Katie Whipple and Emily Crabtree provided a strong defensive front for North Andover in a 4-0 soccer shutout effort against Cambridge Rindge & Latin.