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Jimmy Boyle wowed the North Andover crowd by pulling out an unexpected bicycle kick, which caused a Billerica defender to save the shot with his hand and force a penalty kick. Boyle then calmly stepped up and buried the try, and that was all the top-seeded Knights needed in a 1-0 win in their Division 2 North first round game. The Knights will host No. 9 Concord-Carlisle in the quarterfinals Saturday at 2 p.m.

Jackson Gress scored two goals and Joe Atwood turned in 14 saves for Andover, which dealt North Andover its second loss of the season, 3-1. Evan Arpin added the other Golden Warrior (8-6-3) goal. Max Camallaro scored for the Scarlet Knights (12-2-2). 

Jackson Gress scored two goals and Joe Atwood turned in 14 saves for Andover, which dealt North Andover its second loss of the season, 3-1. Evan Arpin added the other Golden Warrior (8-6-3) goal. Max Camallaro scored for the Scarlet Knights (12-2-2). 

After giving up goals in its last two games following 13 straight shutouts, North Andover returned to form with a 4-0 boys soccer blanking of Central Catholic. Jack Detterman scored twice for the Knights (14-1-1) and Tyler Bussell made four saves in goal.

The North Andover boys soccer team continued to smother the opposition, blanking Lowell 3-0. The unbeaten Knights (12-0-1) still have not been scored upon this year. Jimmy Boyle, Michael Harty and Caleb Ginsburg scored for the Knights.

North Andover's boys soccer team got a goal from Caleb Ginsburg and blanked Lawrence 1-0. The Knights improved to 10-0-1 and still have not given up a goal all year, although the Lancers did hit the crossbar on three seperate free kicks. 

North Andover boys soccer coach Kyle Wood picked up his 100th win on Tuesday after a 1-0 win over Dracut. Andrew Howard scored the goal, and Tyler Bussell pitched the shutout in net for the Knights (7-0-1).

Junior William Equi's first career varsity goal in the 68th minute stood up and North Andover topped Andover, 1-0. Jimmy Boyle flicked a pass over the goalie's head and Equi volleyed it in. Junior Tyler Bussell posted his seventh shutout of the fall for the 6-0-1 Knights. Jackson Berberich and Johnny Bono also starred.