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League champions MVC Chelmsford, CAL 1 Masco, CAL 2 Manchester Essex FINAL RECORDs 2012 Field Hockey Andover 14-3-3, D1N quarters Brooks 16-5, NE Prep B runner-up Central 10-8-2, D1N first round Georgetown 1-11-3, didn’t make tourney Haverhill no tourney 3-11-1 Lawrence 1-17, no tourney, beat Rockport finale; snap 55-game losing streak, first win since Oct. 6, 2009 over Dracut Londonderry 10-6, D1 quarters Methuen 9-9-1, D1N prelims North Andover 6-4-9, D1N first round North Reading 6-9-3, didn’t make tourney Pelham 4-10, didn’t make states Pentucket 9-9-1, D2N first round Phillips...7-5-4, lost NE Prep quarters Pinkerton .... 14-1-2, D1 state champ...first title since 2000 Salem..10-5-2, D1 semis Sanborn 10-5, lost D3 first round Timberlane...11-3-1, D1 quarters Windham...13-3-1, D2 runner-up

Division 1 North SEEDINGS: 1. Beverly 16-1-1, 2, Masconomet 15-0-3, 3. Acton-Boxboro 16-1-1, 4. Chelmsford 15-2-1, 5. ANDOVER 13-2-3, 6. Lexington 11-3-2, 7. Newton North 12-3-3, 8. Westford 11-2-5, 9. Lincoln-Sudbury 12-3-3,

FINAL 2013 BOYS TENNIS RECORDS Andover .... 14-6, D1N semis Brooks ... 5-11 Central ... 5-9, didn't make Fellowship (coed) .... 0-12 Greater Lawrence (coed) ... 7-6 says coach Haverhill .... 1-15 didn't make Lawrence .... 10-10, D1N first round; E-T record 1989-present; 1st time in that span make states Londonderry .... 12-4, D1 semis Methuen .... 5-9, didn't make North Andover ... 14-3, D2N semis North Reading.... 12-6, D3N quarters Pelham..... 8-6, didn't make Pentucket.... 5-11, didn't make Phillips .... 13-2 Pinkerton.... 8-7. D1 quarters Salem.... 3-11, didn't make Sanborn... 1-13, didn't make Timberlane... 10-5, D1 quarters Windham.... 12-3, D2 quarters

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: CC and NA co-MVC D1, Haverhill D2: NR CAL D1, Lynnfield CAL D2, Whittier CAC Large, Northeast CAC Small

FINAL RECORDS: Andover..... lose D1N semis; shock No. 1 SJP when David Giribaldi controversial buzzer-beater end of reg. and refs perhaps cave in to screaming Fazio; Nault 19-1 vs. AHS says Hec Brooks...... Central....lost D1N state semis in Garden despite no Cambio (hamstring) and Gemmell (concussion when head-butt locker but it's a secret) Georgetown....didn't make tourney Greater Lawrence.....lost D3N first round Haverhlll.....lost D1N quarter, last time quarters '01, upset No. 4 Westford..1st time in tourney since '05 Lawrence....didn't make tourney 1st time since '08...new coach Nunez struggles post-Paul Neal Londonderry.......lost D1 first round Methuen....didn't make tourney, one of youngest teams in state with only 1 senior in rotation North Andover....lost D2N final after which Mike McVeigh announce retire after 31 years; first year in MVC a great one, beat CC and AHS...Brendan Miller OUI during tourney with scary rollover may have cost them a title; this was MM's fourth trip to North final, never won it North Reading....lost D3N semis; got huge lift with transfer from MC of senior John Mastascusa, CAL MVP; Most wins since 22 in 1977 Notre Dame.......didn't make tourney Pelham.........lost D2 quarters Pentucket.......didn't make tourney Phillips........ Pinkerton.........lost D1 first round Salem........lost D1 first round Sanborn......didn't make D3 tourney Timberlane......Didin't make D1 tourney Whttier..... lost D3N semis; last time made semis 89, last time 2 tourney wins 89, E-T records go '88-present in that span high was 20 wins until 21 in 11 and 12 Windham....lost D2 quarters

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: Billerica MVC Large, MVC small a Lowell area team; Pentucket CAL D1, Ipswich CAL D2; Whittier CAC 1, Mystic Valley CAC 2, Minuteman CAC 3

FINAL RECORDS: M Andover.....lost D1N semis Brooks...... Central....D1 state champ Georgetown....lost D4N first round (won prelim) Greater Lawrence.....lost D4N first round Haverhlll.....didn't make tourney Lawrence....didn't make tourney Londonderry......lost D1 semis Methuen.... lost D1N quarters 1st time in quarters since 08 North Andover....lost D2N final, last time in finals '92 North Reading....lost D3N first round Notre Dame.......lost D4N first round Pelham......lost D2 quarters, 1st time in quarters since 01 Pentucket.......lost D3 state semis at Garden; 5th state semi appearance in 7 years Phillips........ Pinkerton.........lost D1 first round first time since 04; stunned No. 3 vs. No. 14 Presentation.......didn't make tourney Salem.......lost D1 quarters, first time in quarters since 08 Sanborn......didn't make tourney Timberlane......lost D1 first round Whttier..... lost D4N final; furthest since EMass finals 05 Windham....lost D2 semis

DIVISION 1 NORTH Seeds: 1. Lynn English 20-2, 2. Billerica 18-2, 3. Westford 17-4, 4. Peabody 16-4, 5. CENTRAL CATHOLIC 16-5, 6. Lexington 15-5, 7. Masconomet 15-5, 8. ANDOVER 16-6, 9. Somerville 14-6, 10. Cambridge 14-6, 11. Boston Latin 14-6, 12. Woburn 12-8, 13. METHUEN 11-9, 14. Revere 11-9, 15. Lincoln-Sudbury 11-9, 16. Medford 10-10, 17. Chelmsford 8-10

FIRST ROUND Andover 59, Somerville 50, Methuen 59, Peabody 39; Central 71, Woburn 44 QUARTERFINALS: Andover 55, LE 47; Central 68, Methuen 37 SEMIFINALS: Central 62, Andover 31; Westford 53, Billerica 49 FINALS 3-9 Tsongas:  Central 60, Westford 51....trailed 49-46 early in 4th after 12-0 Westford run; SOUTH: Braintree 43, Franklin 36 STATE SEMIS Garden: Central 55, Braintree 51...Courtney Walsh clinch it 2 FTs 7.8 secs left, Downer 300th win at CC, Braintree Molly Reagan and Bridget Herlihy already have offers to BC and other Herlihy has offer to UMass; Holy Name 40, Chicopee 31

STATE FINALS DCU 3-16: Central 53, Holy Name 48...Casey McLaughlin 27pts

In commanding fashion, Andover won its fourth straight Division 1 state swimming title and 13th in the last 14 years. Maggie D'Innocenzo won the 200 freestyle and 100 breaststroke while contributing strong legs for a pair of victorious relay efforts.

Merrimack College senior quarterback Joe Clancy has been named the Northeast-10 Conference Offensive Player of the Week for the third time in four weeks. He leads the NE-10 in all passing categories. He finished off his impressive come-from-behind 43-30 victory over Assumption by going 36 for 60 for 415 yards and five touchdowns.

Merrimack College junior captain Jordan Heywood has been named the Hockey East Athletic  Player of the Week. He is the second Warrior to win the honor in as many weeks, after Mike Collins picked up the honor last week. Heywood scored three times over the weekend and added an assist, getting his first career two-goal game in a 5-2 win at Northeastern Friday. He netted the game-winner late in the third period on Saturday in front of a sellout crowd at homecoming. Merrimack was also named the Hockey East Team of the Week for the second time this season. Heywood is tied for third in Hockey East in scoring and is tied for first among all defenders with eight points. His four goals are tops among league defensemen and are tied for first nationally among blue liners. Merrimack (4-3-1, 3-1-1 HEA) is home for a pair of games this weekend.

Canada Stewart is out for the rest of the season with a grade two concussion. She was struck in the head with the ball during Pinkerton's quarterfinal match with Bishop Guertin, which Pinkerton won 3-0.