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Greater Lawrence volleyball was dialed in serving the ball against Chelsea. Led by Jeuddy Ramirez and Geanna Lorenzo, the Reggies tallied 33 aces in a match sweep.

Senior Claire Luther placed first for the second time this year but the Whittier girls had to settle for a split, falling to unbeaten Chelsea while defeating Notre Dame of Tyngsboro.

Eddie Adams, Omar Abreu and Josh Small went 2-3-4 to key Greater Lawrence to a pivotal 26-31 cross country win at Chelsea.

CHELSEA — Kevin Bradley had another big game. As Bradley goes, so goes Whittier.

Both are going in the right direction as Friday night's 28-18 win over Chelsea makes the Wildcats 3-0.

Alicia Habib was dialed in on her serve, recorded a whopping 11 aces to help Whittier earn a 3-1 victory over Chelsea. She also had a team-high 14 digs, and sophomore Gace Efosa had seven kills and three blocks.

Methuen soccer obliterated Chelsea 14-0. Katie Swallow had five goals and Emily Donovan and Bella Keaney added two each.

Matt Michel won't soon forget his varsity debut. The sophomore threw a no-hitter with 17 strikeouts and was just a second-inning walk from a perfect game.

Liliana Foucault had an impressive double win in the horizontal jumps (15-5, 34-11) and Shakira Henriquez won the 800 and the 2-mile. But Chelsea rolled past PMA 87-36,

Behind a 2 for 3 day with two home runs and six RBIs from power catcher Ariana Cruz, Greater Lawrence was able to hand Chelsea its first loss of the season 10-3. The Reggies only managed five hits, but four of them were home runs. Erica Arias hit a blast, and Emily Viens also hit one out and got the win on the mound.

Greater Lawrence scored 21 points in the fourth quarter to turn a five-point deficit into a 44-40 victory over Chelsea. Laisha Joaquin led the Reggies with 19 points.