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Trevor Braun registered his first career hat trick as Phillips easily defeated Worcester Academy, 8-0. Freshman Eddie Ellis added a pair of goals for the Big Blue.

ANDOVER — With its epic matchup with archrival Phillips Exeter on the horizon, Phillips Academy warmed up in a big way yesterday.

Behind another stellar game by back Clay Cleveland, and Andover's Mike Bernieri turning in huge plays on defense, the Big Blue cruised to a 47-12 win over Worcester Academy.

Britt Hart and the Brooks softball team looked like they were in mid-season form yesterday in their season opener, an 11-0 rout of Worcester Academy.

WORCESTER — Eddie Houghton scored on a 65-yard touchdown run early in the first quarter and Phillips Academy never looked back in a lopsided 55-6 win over winless Worcester Academy.

Seven different players scored the eight touchdowns for the 6-1 Big Blue. Houghton (132 yards, 16 carries) scored twice.

Brooks fell on the short end of a 4-1 decision to Worcester Academy, in its season opener.

How do you spell dynasty, again?

In Commonwealth Conference wrestling, it's definitely spelled R-E-G-G-I-E-S as Greater Lawrence proved once again yesterday at Whittier Tech by winning its seventh straight CAC meet. The Reggies have also won eight consecutive CAC regular-season titles.

It was a great day for Lancers at the Haverhill Invitational yesterday.

And it was a particularly good day for the Lawrence Lancers, who captured their second straight Haverhill Invitational title, rolling up 199<1/2> points to edge the runner-up Londonderry Lancers (174<1/2>) for top honors.

ANDOVER | And the beat goes on for Derry's Bryan Farris, Haverhill's Thane Sanford and Andover's Corbin Tognoni.

Farris was 11-of-15 throwing for 226 yards and three touchdowns to lead Phillips Academy to a 21-7 victory over Worcester Academy yesterday in a game that was postponed a day due to rain.

Brooks downed previously-undefeated Worcester Academy, 4-0. Taking a one-goal lead into the half, Brooks poured it on in the second half. Amelia Hammerl, Marina Moschitto, Alice Grant and Eliza Marshall scored for Brooks.