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Noah Kneeland and Cam Katzenberger each scored a goal as Methuen improved to 7-2-2 on the season by beating Haverhill 2-1. Jake Costa scored for the Hillies.

Methuen boys hockey scored twice late to come from behind and force overtime against Amesbury, but the Indians won the game in the extra session to hand the Rangers a tough 7-6 defeat. Methuen got two goals each from Zach Anderson (the first of his career) and Noah Kneeland plus goals from Owen Kneeland and Jack Allard. Noah Page made 32 saves and Amesbury's Thatcher Kezer scored the OT winner.

First career goals for Forrest and Pons.

North Andover had several girls placed at the State Freshman-Sophomore large school meet. Ceci Ginsberg 6th long jump, 15-4.5; 4th 55 meters, 7.87; Olivia Siwicki 2nd 55 hurdles, 10.01; Megan Rozzi 7th 300, 46.14; Mile Nicole Kroon (6th, 4:39.18), Rose Gordon (7th, 4:39.69), Erika Wojcik (8th, 5:39.72) and 4x400 4th 4:28.55 (Anne Watson, Rozzi, Leigha Leavitt, Siwicki).

Windham boys hockey goalie Vito Mancini made 36 saves to help hold off Salem in Saturday's 3-2 win in the Canobie Cup. Andy Sylvain, AJ Martino and Casey Kramer had the Windham goals and Salem got tallies from Max Condon and Jackson Doughty.

Methuen boys hockey avenged its only loss of the season on Sunday, handing Shawsheen a decisive 5-1 defeat thanks in large part to junior Owen Kneeland's two-goal effort. Owen Sullivan scored the first goal of his career and goalie Owen O'Brien made 22 saves while also recording an assist while in net.

Jack Allard scored twice, and Methuen won its fourth straight, beating Dracut 4-2. Danny Field added a goal and an assist and Owen Kneeland scored once for the Rangers (6-1-1).

Brandon Maiuri, Sean Gray, Brady Rickenbach and Cam Jankowski each scored a goal as Central Catholic topped archrival Andover 4-1.

Sean Gray, Jack Stewart, Aiden Pinet and Max Gagnon each scored once as Central Catholic beat Shrewsbury 4-1.

Brothers Noah Kneeland and Owen Kneeland each scored a goal as Methuen beat Bedford 3-2. Danny Field added the game-winner for the Rangers (4-1-2).