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Masconomet swept the top three spots to prevail in the Interscholastic Meet at Bradford. Jessica Kearns, Sara Heath and Kate Kearns placed 5-6-7 to lead second-place Andover while Kelly O'Connor was a top 10 finisher for North Andover.

Masconomet shaded Andover, 75-70, to earn a share of the North Shore League title with previously unbeaten Andover. The Golden Warriors won the first matchup by 12 points. Andover was led by the Christopher sisters, Erin and Kerry, who placed second and fourth overall on the day.

Masconomet shaded Andover, 75-70, to earn a share of the North Shore League title with previously unbeaten Andover. The Golden Warriors won the first matchup by 12 points. Andover was led by the Christopher sisters, Erin and Kerry, who placed second and fourth overall on the day.

Sisters Erin and Kerry Christopher put Andover in position for at least a share of the North Shore Ski League title with easy victories over Bishop Fenwick and Haverhill.

In a midseason battle of North Shore Ski League unbeatens at soggy Bradford Ski Tow, Andover's depth outweighed Masconomet's big guns in a 70-65 victory. Jess Kearns, senior Erin Christopher and freshman sister Kerry Christopher finished 3-4-5 for the 5-0 Golden Warriors to help provide the separation needed to win.

Andover whipped Haverhill, 123-12, to set up a showdown with fellow unbeaten Masconomet on Tuesday. Andover's Erin Christopher was second overall and Jess Kearns was fourth.

Erin and Kerry Christopher went 2-3 to lead Andover to a season-opening sweep in North Shore League skiing. Teammate Jess Kearns took fourth.

The Andover girls took the top spot with a score of 597 in yesterday's North Shore Ski League Interscholastic All-Star Meet. Jessica (fourth, 52.94) and Kate Kearns (sixth, 54.14) led the way for the Warriors, and Erin Christopher (seventh, 54.19) also placed in the top 10. North Andover's Melissa Curley had a combined time of 54.43, good for eighth overall.

Christine Robichaud placed second in the giant slalom and was eighth in the slalom as Timberlane placed first in a nine-team meet. Sarah Redman added a fifth in the giant slalom and a seventh in the slalom for the Owls.

In a battle of the league's two remaining undefeated ski teams, Masconomet narrowly beat Andover by 0.02 to secure a 68-67 victory. Jackie Guy was pivotal in the second place showing, taking second with a time of 23.01. Erin Christopher was close behind, taking third at 23.10. Melissa Curley came in fourth for North Andover in 23.23, and Alison Kimball finished 14th (24.04) for Haverhill.