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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.

Goals from Gabby Martin and Jillian Kinter in the first half gave Newburyport a solid win over Triton, 2-0.

Taylor Bresnahan, who coach Robb Gonnam said was magnificent going goal line to goal, had an assist as did Mary Ryan.

Rachelle Bourque scored two goals for Triton (4-10-1). Alissa Sullivan added a goal for the Vikings. Brittany Caprio had two assists. Jen Rock also added an assist.

 After trading the first six goals of the game to be tied at 3-3, Triton scored three unanswered goals and five total in the second half to eliminate Hamilton-Wenham from state tournament contention.

Triton was able to keep its match close with North Andover close through the first half, but after giving up a free kick goal to the Scarlet Knights late in the first half the Vikings lost their momentum giving up three second half goals.

The Triton Vikings (2-8-1) upended the Rockport Vikings (2-9-0) on Friday night, 2-0. Brittany Caprio had a goal and an assist, and Deanna Latham scored for Triton. Olivia Gallivan was big in goal for Triton who has won their last two games.

Rachelle Bourque led the way for Triton with a goal and an assist as the Vikings picked up their first win of the season, 5-0 over Boston Latin.

Jen Rock, Mackenzie Snow, Kaitlin Muller, and Alissa Sullivan all scored for Triton, and Deanna Latham and Brittany Caprio also had assists.

After allowing a goal 13 minutes into the game, Triton hung tough with Wilmington, nearly tying the score when Brittany Caprio rang a free kick off the crossbar. However, the same familiar senario played out, and the Vikings were shut out for the third time.

Triton just can't seem to turn its season around after suffering another crushing loss, this time at the hands of Ipswich, 3-1. Deanna Latham finished a beautiful one-time shot from Rachel Bourque with 10 minutes to go, and the Vikings seemingly had all the momentum heading into the second half. In the second half Brittany Caprio's cross from 20 yards out bending across the face of goal looked to be a great chance to put the team ahead, but no one could get a touch. Fifteen minutes to go Ipswich put in the first of its two second half goals and finished the game off with only three minutes remaining.