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Katie Terban smashed a two-run homer to lead Georgetown 7-5 over Gloucester.

Methuen's hockey team has done everything but win recently as it showed in a 6-4 loss to Gloucester. The Rangers held a 4-2 lead after two periods and outshot Gloucester 42-16, but they couldn't hold on. "We've played our best three games in six years the last week but we can't get a win," sighed Methuen coach Denny Egan.

ANDOVER — At 6-foot-1 and 195 pounds, Will Heikkinen is an appealing target in any situation.

When he is matched up against a defensive back standing approximately five inches shorter playing soft coverage, he was downright irresistible for Andover quarterback C.J. Scarpa.

Michael Terranova earned a 6-0, 6-1 win at No. 1 singles to pace No. 10 North Andover to a 5-0 win at No. 7 Gloucester, in the first round of the Division 2 North sectionals.

GLOUCESTER— Andover coach E.J. Perry said the game plan was to take it to Gloucester physically.

As it turned out Perry’s squad executed the game plan to perfection as a power running game led by senior captain Andy Coke’s 198 yards and dominating play from the offensive line resulted in a 33-16 win at Newell Stadium.

LOWELL — Bouncing in and out of Crozier Fieldhouse most of the afternoon between rain showers, North Andover High's baseball team wondered would it be playing or not.

Mike Weisman certainly wasn't playing.

LOWELL — Bouncing in and out of Crozier Fieldhouse most of the afternoon between rain showers, North Andover High's baseball team wondered would it be playing or not.

Mike Weisman certainly wasn't playing.

Sean McQuillan singled in the ninth inning to score Alex Driscoll and end a nine-inning battle between Andover and Gloucester, which went in favor of the Golden Warriors 3-2.

Kristen DiTroia won the all-around and Paulina Neukuckatz had a strong meet as North Andover swept Gloucester and Hamilton-Wenham in its season opener.

ANDOVER — The start was perfect for Andover. But then the trouble started.

Pat Farnham took the game’s opened kickoff and ran it back 95 yards for a touchdown, but Gloucester responded by scoring on four of its next five possessions and went on to down the Golden Warriors 38-13 last night in a game played on Thursday due to the Yom Kippur holiday.