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Defender Luke Strangman scored two goals, including the game-winner with just over three minutes to play to give Pentucket a 5-4 win over Lynnfield.

Defenseman Tyler Weeks was "a difference-maker," according to Andover head coach Wayne Puglisi, doing it all in a key 6-5 lacrosse victory over Masconomet. "He was stupendous in our transition game and he grabbed some big ground balls to give us energy and help us win," said Puglisi of Weeks, who assisted Justin Brosnan on the game-winning goal with 6:06 left to play.

Kevin DeAngelo dominated on faceoffs, winning 18 of 21 yesterday in Pelham's 15-4 lacrosse victory over Kearsarge. "On the season, he's at about 83 percent," said head coach Matt Regan. "He's an absolute machine."

Methuen earned its first MVC victory in program history with a 7-6 four-overtime victory over Haverhill. Ryan Doyle scored the game-winner with 1:30 left in the fourth OT. It was his third goal this season. 

Kevin DeAngelo won 20 of 23 faceoffs to lead Pelham boys lacrosse 16-7 over Milford. 

Long-stick midfield Josh Wesolowski played the entire game, leading the transition game in Pentucket's 7-6 double-overtime victory over Triton in boys lacrosse. Wesolowski led in ground balls and Ben Smith added 12 saves. 

Jeff Trovato scored six goals and David Goodnough was a star on defense as Windham dumped Trinity, 9-5.

Thomas Jenoski (9 ground balls) and Zach Coffey (8 ground balls) turned in superb defensive efforts as Central Catholic subdued Methuen, 13-6.

Hunter Tyrrell took the ball behind the net, then fed Justin Brosnan who score with 2:44 left in double overtime to give Andover a 9-8 win over Chelmsford. The Golden Warriors rallied back from a three-goal deficit in the fourth quarter, with Will Reardon scoring the tying goal with 1:54 left in regulation.

Will Brown scored eight goals for North Reading in a 15-7 win over Ipswich.