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 Grace Gervais scored four goals and Brooke Jankowski added two as Central field hockey drubbed St. Mary's, 7-2.

Ian Maresca, Ben Furry, Luke Maresca and Steven Spero scored in the second half as Central Catholic blanked St. Mary's, 4-0.

ANDOVER – Given a chance at redemption for the final-minute upset suffered last year as a No. 1 seed in the Division 7 North semifinals, Greater Lawrence took full advantage of the opportunity Saturday afternoon.

Central Catholic used a late 24-7 run to down St. Mary's, 69-63, in Lynn. George Smith had 25 for the Raiders. St. Mary's had held a 56-45 lead midway through the fourth. Kevin Constant scored six points in the closing minutes to help turn the tide.

Central Catholic used a late 24-7 run to down St. Mary's, 69-63, in Lynn. George Smith had 25 for the Raiders. St. Mary's had held a 56-45 lead midway through the fourth. Kevin Constant scored six points in the closing minutes to help turn the tide.

Pentucket surged ahead with 10 goals in the second quarter on its way to a 17-9 win in boys lacrosse for its seventh straight victory. Connor Melone scored six goals for the Sachems (12-4) and Nick Lamattina added five.

The Georgetown boys lacrosse team closed in after a big St. Mary's lead early, but it wasn't enough to come back for the win. The Royals tallied seven times in the second half in their bid.

Sam Fritz made 13 stops in net while Dewitt Purcell netted a hat trick and Alex Raffaelle notched three helpers.

Tom Vaillancourt had all five of Haverhill's points in overtime and had a team-high 14 points overall as the Hillies slipped past St. Mary's of Lynn, 50-49.

Newburyport hockey pulled out a 2-2 tie against defending Division 1 state champion St. Mary's of Lynn. Jacob Grossi-Hogg and Cole Spence had the goals, Owen Bradbury had a pair of assists, and Ken Hodge made 18 saves in the draw.