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Whittier outscored Tri-County by 20 points in the second half, turning a 5-point halftime lead into a 60-35 victory on Monday. Maddy Dawkins led the Wildcats with 16 points, while Natalia Cintron had 10 points and 14 rebounds.

Whittier Tech romped to four wins in a five-team meet at Tri-County to improve tio an area-best 20-2. The Wildcats scored at least 51 points in every meet and twice hit 70. Javier Cepeda at 132 was one of five wrestlers who were 4-0 on the day.

Trailing after the first period and almost pinned, Haverhill 138-pounder Matt Coyne came back to pin Whittier's Nate Buzzell in the third period to highlight the Hillies' 49-24 victory over the Wildcats. Coyne was 3-0 on the day as Haverhill swept a quad-meet with Whittier, Franklin Tech and Greater Lowell.

Entering the game just four points from 1,000 for her career, Leigh-Ann Trepanier needed just two shots to reach the mark, making the first two buckets of the game and leading Fellowship Christian to a 35-15 win over Tri-City.

Patrick Rodden turned in 10 saves as Whittier rolled over Tri-County 9-1 in the semifinals of the Technical School tournament. Eli Roy scored five goals for the Wildcats, who will host Shawsheen for the Tech title today.

Playing without superstar Mikaela Rogers, who was sidelined with an ankle injury, senior Angela Balcom stepped up with 15 points to lead Bradford Christian to a 28-15 win over Tri-City.

Behind an outstanding defensive effort, the Bradford Christian girls jumped out to a 22-0 lead after one quarter and rolled to a 54-10 win over Tri-City. Mikaela Rogers scored 29 points for the winners.

Methuen's standouts got some assistance yesterday as the Rangers defeated four teams to improve to 5-0.

Returning New England champ Christian Monserrat (138), sophomore star Billy Wehring (113), transfer Brad Andrews (126) freshman Darius Franklin (160) and Mike Golio (220) were all 4-0, but 182-pounder Jon Gonzalez went 3-0 and had a big pin to help clinch a 48-32 victory over Haverhill.

FOXBOROUGH— In the Division 4 Super Bowl against Tri-County, the Manchester Essex football team did what the New England Patriots couldn't do in Super Bowl XXXXII vs. the New York Giants last February.