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Unbeaten (4-0)

Whittier Tech received five forfeits and had five pins in a 60-15 blowout of Greater Lowell. Jeremais Collazo had the fastest pin of the day, in 1:13.

WEST ANDOVER — Despite several turnovers, Greater Lawrence gave itself a chance to win its football season opener, but the Reggies succumbed to one final errant pass.

Greater Lowell picked off the last of its four interceptions at its own 7-yard line with 49 seconds left, preserving a 12-9 victory to open the Fall 2 season.

Anthony Couture scored 20 points and grabbed 10 rebounds, but Whittier dropped a double-overtime heartbreaker to Greater Lowell, 61-59.

Jeremiah Mejia's 14 points led five players in double figures as Greater Lawrence clipped Greater Lowell 74-66.

Whittier Tech's wrestling team romped over Greater Lowell (55-19) and Northeast (68-12) to improve to 16-2 on the year. Six different Wildcats were 2-0 on the day.

LOWELL — Whittier led by two points at halftime, but could not hold on and fell to Greater Lowell 28-16 in the first round of the Division 6 North tournament on Friday.

"We got out and set the tone like we wanted to," said Wildcats head coach Kevin Bradley, whose team lost to the Gryphons 23-14 in the regular season. "We knew we could play a better game than we did against them last time, and we did. But we made too many mistakes and just couldn't hold on in the end."

The Fellowship Christian volleyball team won the first two sets, but lost the next three — including 28-26 in the fourth set — to fall to Greater Lowell, 3-2, in the first round of the Division 3 North tournament. Sophia Brodnick had 12 digs and 3 blocks for Fellowship (9-10).

Brooke Tardugno scored on an assist from older sister Stephanie Tardugno to lift Methuen over Greater Lowell, 1-0 in girls soccer.

The Greater Lawrence volleyball team was supposed to be rebuilding after graduating nine seniors, but the Reggies responded in a big way and clinched the CAC title by defeating Greater Lowell 3-2. Kerry Ortiz had 12 kills and six aces for the Reggies (12-5), Nataly Guzman contributed 16 assists and 15 service points and Kiara Moralez finished with a season-high 25 digs.