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Ava Spencer led the way with 23 points as Pentucket's golf team clipped Georgetown, 84-72.

Nick Ventura shot an even-par 36 for medalist honors as Andover topped Central Catholic 233-251.

Haverhill's golf team swept North Andover for the first time in recent memory and also beat Central Catholic to cap an 11-1 regular season, the best record percentage wise in Kevin Murphy's 21 years as head coach. Aiden Azevedo had his best round of the season, a 35, to lead the way, and Jackson DiFloures had a 38. Adam Heinze led North Andover with a 36 while Central's Josh Lavallee tied Azevedo with a 35.

Ava Spencer tallied a team-high 24 points as Pentucket golf held off Lynnfield 93-91. Ethan Davey (18 points) was next best for the Sachems.

Jackson Difloures shot a team-best 38 and Matt Murphy provided key depth by shooting a 39 out of the No. 5 spot as Haverhill (237) dealt Andover (239) its first loss of the season, making both teams 8-1. The Hillies and also beat Methuen (277). Golden Warriors Evan Giggey (36) and Nick Ventura (36) tied for medalist honors while Brian Zraket (40) led the Rangers.

Aiden Azevedo was low scorer with a 1-over 36 to lead Haverhill past Methuen, 248-266. Jack Difloures was right behind him with a 37. For the Rangers, Cameron Hutchings fired a 38. The two will play again today (Thursday).

Timberlane's golfers ended its regular season with a flourish, defeating both Pinkerton and Concord to wind up with a 16-4 record. Jack Pepin and Zach Diamond both had 38s for the Owls to lead the way.

 Central Catholic golfers Mikey Yfantopulos and Josh Lavallee both fired 79s Tuesday at the Division 2 state tournament in Williamstown to tie for 16th place among individuals. Winchester's Trevor Lopez was the medalist with a 71 and Concord-Carlisle was the team champion.

BOYLSTON — Led by Mac Lee, the Andover golf team finished sixth Monday at the Division 1 state tournament at The Haven Country Club.

Lincoln-Sudbury led the way with an impressive four-player score of 300, three strokes better than Xaverian. Perennial power St. John's Prep was third.