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Andover's boys hockey had to settle for a 1-1 tie when St. John's of Shrewsbury scored with 30 seconds left after a questionable penalty was called with a minute left to play. Tim Kobelski scored for the Warriors (9-9-2), who nevertheless qualified for the tournament.

Anton Pace and Leo Byers each scored twice and Andover pounded Acton-Boxboro, 10-2. Pace also added three assists. J.J. Quill (9 saves) and Liam Blake (11 saves) split the goalie duties.

Andover's boys hockey team surged past Westford, 5-3, to capture the MVC large title and, by so doing, qualify for the state tournament. Anthony Previte scored the game-winner with 1:43 left to play and Tim Kobelski had a goal and an assist. Jake Brezner had 24 saves for the Warriors (9-8-1). 

SALEM, N.H. — Stephen Ingram could feel the game shift the second the puck found the back of the net.

With Andover trailing archrival Central Catholic by two goals midway through the second period — and the Golden Warriors in desperate need of a spark — Ingram delivered that jolt.

Steve Ingram scored twice, and Andover killed off a late penalty to earn a big 4-4 tie against St. John's Prep. The Eagles are Super 8 hopefuls, and last night's result doesn't help their case.

After falling to Billerica earlier in the season, the Andover boys hockey team came out with a different forecheck and outshot the Indians 10-1 in the first period of Wednesday's rematch in an eventual 3-0 win. Steve Ingram scored twice and Jack Brezner had 20 saves in the shutout.

Sophomore forward Nick Saunders potted his first career varsity goal to help lift Andover to a 4-0 win over Chelmsford.

Juniors Luke Vaccaro and Anthony Teberio both scored their first varsity goals to lead Andover boys soccer to a 5-0 win over Waltham. Jake Brezner pitched the shutout with 24 saves.

The Andover boys hockey team earned its first win of the season in a big way, beating Acton-Boxboro 9-2. Evan Arpin, Leo Byers and Jackson Gress each scored twice for the Warriors.

There was nothing weird about the North Andover boys hockey team beating Andover, 6-3, to start its season, but the Knights skated to victory thanks to three shorthanded goals. Jimmy Boyle scored twice for the winners.