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Destiny Jordan went 3 for 4 and stroked the 100th hit of her softball career, but Whittier lost 14-8 to Everett.

Andrew Wells struck out 15 in a complete-game five-hitter and Jorge Martinez drove in both runs as Whittier shaded Shawsheen 2-1. The Cats clinched a share of the CAC Upper title and can win it outright by beating Greater Lowell next Thursday.

Josie Sanchez hit a home run for the second straight game, giving her five for the year, as Whittier whipped Northeast 12-1 for its 12th win of the year. Sanchez had three hits overall, scored three times and had four RBIs. Destiny Jordan also had a home runand eight players had at least two hits.

Pinch hitter Alex LoGuicide smacked a two-out, two-run single, the key blow in Whittier's four-run sixth inning that led to a 5-1 win over Mystic Valley. Winning pitcher Andrew Wells deftly worked out of a pair of jams, ending a first-and-third threat in the first inning with a pickoff and escaping a bases-loaded situation with just one run surrendered in the fourth.  

Jorge Martinez stepped up with the bases loaded to blasted a grand slam over the right field wall to send Whittier on its way to a 7-4 victory over Greater Lawrence.

Josie Sanchez hit a long two-run homer in the first to propel Whittier to a 4-2 victory over North Shore.

Corinne Bilodeau, Taysha Diaz, Jarlyn Gomez and Anyelina Martinez combined to run away with the 4x400 relay to give Whittier a comeback win over Mystic Valley. Diaz also set a school record in 400 hurdles.

When coach Ryan Richards shifted Whittier from a zone to a man-to-man defense, Nick Reagan drew the assignment of covering Minuteman's top scorer. The sophomore came through big-time, shutting down his opponent as the Wildcats prevailed, 16-5. Mike Nicholas scored a season-high eight goals in the victory.

Andrew Wells delivered his 20th career complete-game, striking out 11, to help lead Whittier past Lowell Catholic, 4-3. Wells helped himself as well, going 3 for 3 and driving in a key run.