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The game was deadlocked 1-1 after two periods, but North Andover poured it on for a 4-1 hockey win over Saugus. Kyle Donnelly (2), Brendan Donnelly and David Carroll scored. It was the first varsity win for first-year coach Scott Greene and for goalie Troy Takesian. Senior Carroll had his first varsity goal.

As time expired in the game, Greater Lawrence's Manny Vasquez hit Justin Ortega for a 15-yard touchdown pass. The Reggies then went for the two-point conversion to decide the game, and Augustine Raina plowed in to give Greater Lawrence a 15-14 win over Saugus.

Kyra Devoe had a whopping 10 aces among her 17 service points as Greater Lawrence blanked Saugus to improve to 7-1.

Pentucket buried nine goals in the first quarter on its way to a dominant 17-3 win over a shorthanded Saugus team, which was playing without six of its seniors who were suspended after smoking cigars following their graduation ceremony.

Triton girls basketball hung in tough but couldn't make enough shots in Monday's 46-32 loss to Saugus. The Vikings were led by Meredith Kennedy with seven points and Alex Kennedy and Izzy Cambece each scored six points. Triton will return to action tonight when they host Rockport for Senior Night, honoring seniors Kate Carter, Alex Kennedy and Meredith Kennedy.

WEST NEWBURY — For a moment, Pentucket had taken control of the game.

On the third play of the fourth quarter, Sachems defensive back Brandon Wilbur intercepted a pass and returned it to the Saugus 33-yard line. Seven plays later, Wilbur hauled in a pass from his QB, Gus Flaherty, for an 8-yard touchdown.

It was a good day for Tim Letourneau. The Methuen senior scored five goals and assisted on two others to help the Rangers knock off Saugus 14-6.

Georgetown won twice in a weather-shortened quad-meet at Gloucester to improve to 10-0. Josiah Krason (126) and John Blythe (152) both had a pair of pins and Ian Forgitano had a big 3-2 win over Mike Titus of Saugus at 113.

Pentucket's Travis Bounsey ripped a solo home run in the bottom of the sixth to break a scoreless tie and lead his team to a 2-0 win over Saugus. Conor O'Neil pitched a shutout in the win and Cam Wolbach went 3 for 3 with a run scored and two stolen bases.

Kayle Hobbs was 4 for 4, scored three runs and drove in two more as Whittier rolled over Saugus 10-2.