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Northern Essex Community College beat UMaine Augusta 82-58 to improve to 7-7. Will Angelini led the Knights with a season-high 19 points while Kyle Davis had 17 points and 13 rebounds and Matt Sifferlen had 12 points and eight assists. Also, Jarvis Castro chipped in with 10 points for the Knights and, in his best game of the season, Neph Carmona had eight points and nine rebounds.

Richard McCallister netted 19 points to lead Phillips boys basketball 60-42 over St. Paul's in both team's season opener. 

The Brooks boys soccer team dominated St. Paul's and, on goals by Alex Wagner and Andrew Bruno, prevailed 2-0 to improve to 13-1-1.

North Reading's Chris Cervizzi again impressed, returning a punt for a touchdown and rushing for 72 yards, but Brooks dropped its season finale to St. Paul's 34-6.

Cervizzi provided the Green and White's long score of the day, running a punt back 62 yards for the score. he also carried 17 times for his team-high 72 yards.

Anoush Shehadeh set a course record at St. Paul's with an 18:31 for 5K as the Phillips Academy girls cross country team prevailed with a 22-33 victory.

Hailey Novis' goal with just 15 seconds left in regulation was the difference as Phillips Academy beat St. Paul's, 8-7, in girls lacrosse action yesterday. The junior defenseman potted a pair on the day, as did teammate Nekele McCall, a sophomore midfielder.

Abby Hooper won the draw, broke down field and scored just 19 seconds into the second overtime to give Brooks a 13-12 comeback victory over St. Paul's. Brooks trailed 8-3 at halftime, but rallied back and Jill Doherty scored with 1:03 remaining to send the game into overtime.

Matt Dolben singled home a pair of runs in the top of the seventh, and Brooks was able to squash a six-run rally in the bottom of the inning, downing St. Paul's 7-6. Max Romanow added a two-run double in the fourth and Justin Freeman doubled home a run in the sixth.

Injury-plagued Brooks fell just short to St. Paul's 66-61 in double overtime.

With victories in the shot put and discus, Chioma Ngwudo led a balanced effort as Phillips swept past Phillips Exeter, St. Paul's and Milton in a quad-meet yesterday.