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Fabian Schramm improved to 10-0 in singles play, defeating his Methuen counterpart 6-0, 6-0, as Haverhill rolled to an easy 5-0 win. Junior exchange student Lennart Kuhrt, who will be returning to Germany in June, continued his strong play with a 6-0, 6-3 win in first singles.

Off to its best start in at least two dozen years, Haverhill's boys tennis team stayed unbeaten with a 5-0 blanking of Greater Lowell. Facing the iron of everyone's roster prepared Ramie Jacobson well at first singles as he took a three-set marathon for the 6-0 Hillies. According to several Hillie sources, this could be Haverhill's best start since an unbeaten, championship run through the Greater Boston League in 1976.

Off to its best start in at least two dozen years, Haverhill's boys tennis team stayed unbeaten with a 5-0 blanking of Greater Lowell. Facing the iron of everyone's roster prepared Ramie Jacobson well at first singles as he took a three-set marathon for the 6-0 Hillies. According to several Hillie sources, this could be Haverhill's best start since an unbeaten, championship run through the Greater Boston League in 1976.

No. 1 singles player Eli Egan-Anderson (6-4, 6-1) and No. 2 singles player James Cummings (6-2, 6-4) each picked up wins for Amesbury, but the Indians could not get any more support and fell for the second straight match, 3-2.

Haverhill's No. 2 singles player Kyle Angstadt and No. 2 doubles player Matt DiPietro both celebrated their 18th birthday yesterday with impressive wins over Lawrence. The boys took care of the tennis, Matt's mother took care of the birthday cupcakes.