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WEST ANDOVER — Greater Lawrence Tech's defense stymied Arlington Catholic throughout in a 13-0 non-playoff game win Friday at Louis E. Gleason Field. Isiah Suero and Manny Vasquez scored on short runs and the defense did the rest for the Reggies (now 3-7). Tackles Juan Alvarado and Dom Colon both had five tackles and a sack. Julian Melendez contributed two sacks. Outside linebacker Joe Carroll's pretty over-the-shoulder interception sealed the shutout. The Reggies' last shutout was 21 games ago ... 43-0 over Nashoba Tech on Oct. 18, 2019. Arlington Catholic dropped to 2-8.

Senior Callie Wiley notched her second 4-goal game in two weeks to power Andover to a 6-0 win over Arlington Catholic in the Hingham Tourney. Lillian Jagger, who is filling in for Sean D'Urso (stomach bug), stopped 11 shots for the shutout.

Angelina Yacubacci scored a team-high 12 points as Pentucket beat Arlington Catholic 53-35 in the St. Mary's Tournament semifinal. Angelica Hurley added 11 points for the Sachems, who will face Groton-Dunstable in the tourney final on Monday (5:15 p.m.)

Pentucket's girls wrapped up a marvelous 20-1 regular season by defeating Arlington Catholic 39-31 in the finals of the St. Mary's Tournament. Angelina Yacubacci led the scoring with 10 points and Maddie Doyle was named tourney MVP.

Methuen/Tewksbury's Carolyn Curley got a breakaway chance in the third period and fired home a goal to notch the 100th point of her career. After that goal, she potted two more over the final minutes to help the Red Rangers earn an 8-2 win. Eighth-grader Michelle Kosmaul saw some time in goal and made four saves.

Chris Muollo's overtime goal gave Pentucket a 10-9 win over Arlington Catholic.

Missing standout Colleen Jameson (sick) while playing its third game in four nights, Pentucket lost a wild one to rival Arlington Catholic in the finals of the Spartan Classic. The Sachems went on a late 19-0 run to cut it to 1 late but AC pulled it out 48-44. Pentucket sophomore Liv Cross (9 points) made the all-tourney team.

Andover's girls hockey team won its third straight game to start the season, 1-0 over Arlington Catholic. Emma Gilmartin scored in the second period from sophomore Emily Wagner, who played an excellent all-around game.

Central Catholic's Emily Frocione torched Arlington Catholic on Saturday, scoring eight goals and two assists on her way to a 10-point outing. Megan Manzo also had six goals and an assist, and Casey Thompson had a goal and three assists in the team's 20-13 win.