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Deanna Latham recorded a hat trick for Triton (5-11-1). Jessie Garibaldi added a goal for the Vikings on an assist from Rachelle Bourque. Brittany Caprio also had an assist. Amesbury (7-9) must win its last two games to qualify for the state tournament.

For the Sachems (4-9-1), Rebecca Schmidt scored a goal, which was assisted by Sarah Selig.

Alianna Ortu had a brilliant game scoring both goals for the Indians, who hung on to beat Ipswich, 2-1, after allowing a goal with six minues to go in the game. The win ended a short three-game slide.

In tightly contested and physical game that was played virtually entirely between the 18-yard boxes, Amesbury almost pulled out a crucial tie against North Reading after knotting the score at 1-1, three minutes into the second half. The result was not to be as the Indian defense broke down one time in the second half and the Hornets scored the game-winner.

As was the case in the last couple of Amesbury losses, the Indians performed well for a half, but let the other half get out of hand. Against Masconomet, the Indians allowed four first half goals, and almost mounted a dramatic comeback in the second half scoring the first two goals. However, the Chieftains proved to be too much.

Amesbury played a hard fought game and had the talented Lynnfield side on its heels in the first half, but the Pioneers prevailed, 4-0.

Facing the Indians (5-5) for the second time this season, the Hornets (1-8) played much better this time around. Senior captain and striker Alex Doyle score the goal for Manchester Essex.

Struggling with the wind and a dynamite attacking North Andover team, Amesbury was not competitive with the visiting Scarlet Knights.

Nikki Richardson scored for Amesbury and was assisted by Ashley Godjikian.

Pentucket rolled past Amesbury 3-0. Sarah Kopaciewicz scored two goals and Breanna Yocum added another for the Sachems.