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Brenna Greene pumped in four goals to lead Methuen girls lacrosse to a 10-4 win over Triton.

Senior tri-captain Jordan Torres was on fire, scoring six goals to lift Andover girls lacrosse to a 17-5 win over Acton-Boxboro.

Andover's Sarah Carmichael hit a three-run home run in the bottom of the fourth to break a 2-2 tie and lift Phillips softball to a 6-2 win over North Reading.

With Austin Prep threatening with runners on first and second and no outs in the top of the sixth, Central's Aidan Abernathy struck out two and got the third to ground out to get out of the threat. Then in the bottom half, he hit a two-run triple to lift the Raiders to a 4-2 win.

Caroline Pinho led Central Catholic girls lacrosse with six goals and three assists in a 13-12 victory over Woburn. Caroline Affolter also had three goals.

Jack Chace set up his teammates perfectly, dishing out five assists to help North Andover boys lacrosse beat Winchester, 10-6, in the Coaches Cup semifinals. The Knights will play Hingham in the finals on May, 31. 

Trailing by two runs heading into the bottom of the seventh, Danielle St. Peter came up clutch with the game-winning hit to lead Pinkerton softball to a wild 13-12 win over Exeter. Alyssa DiMauro had four RBIs for the Astros. 

Brady Day went 1 for 3 with a two-run double, a walk and three RBIs to help Pinkerton baseball beat Salem 8-4. Connor Jenkins and Frank Gulezian each had two hits for the Astros.

HAVERHILL — Maybe it's the recent cold weather, but the Whittier Tech bats are in a softball slump.

 For the second straight game, the Wildcats couldn't get anything going on offense, falling to Lowell Catholic, 3-1.

DERRY — A wild scene broke out at the end of the Pinkerton at Londonderry boys lacrosse game early Tuesday evening.

Police, a firetruck and an ambulance responded to the field after an altercation broke out.

Eduardo Machado is a standout for the Andover volleyball team — he leads the team in assists and kills — and is also a star in the classroom. He is ranked in the top 10 percent of his class, scored a 2,170 on his SATs and will be attending RPI.

Salem runner Eric Tahtamoni talks about his new love of hurdles, and his hopes to break the school record in the 400.