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Pablo Mora, a junior at Greater Lawrence Tech, smashed his career best by four full inches. His impressive 6-2 leap at the Reggie Lewis Center earned him a tie for second place.

Will Conaton hurled 4.2 innings of one-hit ball and Steve Hajjar tossed 2.1 innings of one-hit relief as Central Catholic doubled up on North Attleboro 6-3.

 Sunday, Central thought it lost by a point to North Attleboro, 69-68, in the EMass Division 2 Championships. But Monday the North Attleboro coach noticed a scoring error in his total and informed the meet director, resulting in North Attleboro’s point total dropping to 63 points and third place and awarding the title to the Raiders.

Central Catholic lost three straight one-run games, two on walk-offs, but yesterday the Raiders won via the walk-off. North Attleboro broke a scoreless tie with two runs in the top of the seventh. Stephen Jaskelevicus' two-run triple tied it and Pat Silk singled him in for the winner. Evan Becht threw a complete-game three-hitter.

Despite a strong effort from Pat Silk, who pitched 8.1 innings and struck out eight, Central Catholic baseball lost 2-1 to North Attelboro on a walkoff base hit in the bottom of the ninth inning.

Thanks to an impressive 1-2 punch, Greater Lawrence retained its Division 2 dual-meet state title last night, extending its winning streak to 50 straight meets.

The Reggies used their well-known murders' row in the lower weights to stagger North Attleboro with a powerful jab, zooming to a 23-0 lead after just four weight classes. Then they counterpunched with a crew of unsung heroes to hold off North Attleboro, 36-32, in a showdown of unbeatens.