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After Londonderry rode Jenny Thompson and Leah Walter to a quick 2-0 lead, Souhegan went on a prolonged surge to grab a six-goal lead, holding off the Lancers for the 16-9 victory in the Division 1 semifinals. Walter and Thompson had three goals each as Londonderry was denied a shot at a fourth straight title.

Defending Eagle-Tribune Player of the Year Jenny Thompson struck for six goals as No. 3 Londonderry held off upset-minded No. 6 Pinkerton 13-10 in the Division 1 quarterfinals.

A year after Andover snapped Londonderry girls lacrosse's 51-game winning streak, the Golden Warriors again topped their New Hampshire rival, besting the Lancers 18-7. Ally Fazio led the Golden Warriors with six goals and a pair of assists while Meagan Keefe scored four key goals, Anne Farnham also had four scores and Jill Beucler made 10 saves.

Despite five goals from Alexa Bedell and four more from Jenny Thompson, Londonderry saw its 59-game in-state winning streak snapped after a 14-12 loss to Concord.

Londonderry made it 59 in a row in Division 1 play with a lopsided 16-4 win over Pinkerton. Leah Walter (5), Jenny Thompson (4) and Julia Wasserman (3) combined for 12 goals. Next up is unbeaten Concord, which lost to the Lancers by just one goal in last y ear's title game.

Alexa Bedell scored five times and assisted on two others as Londonderry ran past Salem 19-4, to remain undefeated (5-0-1). Leah Walter had four goals and an assist and Jenny Thompson added a pair of goals and five assists

Duxbury took a one-goal lead with 25 seconds to play, but Londonderry won the draw and Leah Walter (five goals) notched the equalizer as Londonerry tied Duxbury 19-19 (no overtime played). Jenny Thompson had seven goals to pace the Lancers (3-0-1) while Alexa Bedell added six.