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With 34 seconds left in regulation, Andover's Emma Gilmartin found the puck in front of the net and flipped it over talented Masconomet goalie Molly Elmore, a Sacred Heart commit, to lift the Warriors to a 2-1 win. At 10-0-1, the Warriors are already qualified for the state tournament.

With 34 seconds left in regulation, Andover's Emma Gilmartin found the puck in front of the net and flipped it over talented Masconomet goalie Molly Elmore, a Sacred Heart commit, to lift the Warriors to a 2-1 win. At 10-0-1, the Warriors are already qualified for the state tournament.

Julia Masotta netted a first-period hat trick as part of an eventual four-goal game in Methuen/Tewksbury's 8-2 win over Lincoln-Sudbury.

Freshman Brooke Rogers of North Andover scored twice as Brooks girls hockey netted all three of its goals in the third period to complete a 3-2 comeback win over Rivers. North Andover's Caroline Kukas had 26 saves for Brooks (7-0-1).

Emma Gilmartin had a hat trick and Lauren Adams scored twice as Andover remained unbeated (7-0-1) with a 5-2 victory over Masconomet.

Coming off a loss on Friday, the Masconomet girls hockey co-op bounced back with a huge 6-0 win over Marblehead. Isabel Hulse and Abby Gendron each had five points, with Hulse scoring a goal with four assists and Gendron scoring twice with three assists, and Molly Elmore recorded 21 saves in the shutout.

Callie Willey scored twice and was named tournament MVP as Andover beat Matignon 4-0 in the South Boston Tourney final. Lauren Adams and Emma Gilmartin each scored once and Katie Adams, Sara Carleo, Laura Olson and Ashley Chiango all starred on defense. 

Casey Jackson scored one goal and assisted on another as Central Catholic jumped out fast and held on for a 3-2 victory over Burlington. Carmella Hillner and Maddy Guy added a goal each.

Senior Katie Adams and her freshman sister Lauren Adams each had two goals for Andover, which whipped Braintree, 7-3, in the South Boston Tourney. Sean D'Urso gave up one goal in two periods after posting four straight shutouts this season. Today (Thursday) at 7 p.m. the Golden Warriors will play the Boston Latin-Matignon winner for the title.

Andover's Sean D'Urso continuted her fabulous start to the season with a 22-save performance in a 3-0 win over Methuen-Tewksbury, recording her fourth straight shutout to start the year. Defensively, it was Emily Wagner and Sara Carleo, who also scored a goal, who got the job of shutting down Red Rangers' top goal-scorer Julia Masotta.