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Brooks senior Britt Hart ended her stellar high school career by doubling in classmate Kristen Sullivan (2 for 4) 3with the winning run in the bottom of the seventh in a 4-3 victory over local rival Phillips Academy. Hart threw a five-hitter, striking out nine, in picking up her 52nd career win as Brooks finished the season with a fine 14-3 record.

The first no-hitter in the fine career of North Andover's Britt Hart and the clutch hitting of Kate Roddy were the keys for Brooks, which won both games yesterday in the Big East Tournament and will play Tabor Academy this morning in a battle of winner's bracket unbeatens.

The first no-hitter in the fine career of North Andover's Britt Hart and the clutch hitting of Kate Roddy were the keys for Brooks, which won both games yesterday in the Big East Tournament and will play Tabor Academy this morning in a battle of winner's bracket unbeatens.

Brooks (11-3) tuned up for this weekend's Big East Tournament by defeating Middlesex 14-3 as Kristen Sullivan of Salem, N.H., was 4 for 4 with two RBIs and Anastasia Tsakirellis of Methuen drove in four runs.

Britt Hart was "incredible" against St. Mark's yesterday according to Brooks head coach Andrea Heinze and that may be putting it mildly.

North Andover's Britt Hart of Brooks tossed a two-hitter, striking out 15 batters in a 3-0 win.

Brooks sophomore Anastasia Tsakirellis of Methuen stood out from the No. 9 slot in the lineup, driving in two runs, collecting two hits and making three superb catches in center field as the Green and WHite impressed with a 9-0 shutout of a solid Lawrence Academy club.

North Andover resident and Brooks pitcher Britt Hart struck out 17 batters en route to a 7-5 win over Rivers. Hart got offensive help from Jackie DiTroia (Andover) and Andie Missert (Windham) who each had run scoring triples.

Brooks only had six hits but the Green and White made them count in a 6-3 win over BB&N. Anastasia Tsakirellis of Methuen had a two-run single and Andrea Missert of Windham, N.H., had a two-run double.

Brooks ace Britt Hart of North Andover usually makes headlines with her pitching, but she did it with her bat yesterday in a 21-5 romp over St. Paul's. Hart was 3 for 3, scored four times and knocked in a whopping seven runs, four coming on a grand slam in the third inning over the fence in center field. It marked the first home run hit over the newly-installed fence.