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Surprising Methuen improved to 3-0-3 with a 1-1 tie against North Andover. Natalia Fiato scored for the Rangers while Isabel Putnam was credited with a whopping 25 saves. Kaia Hollingsworth had a big defensive save. Molly Willis scored for the Knights (2-0-2).

Mari Shea's first-half penalty stroke stood up as Pinkerton (6-0) beat Windham (now 4-1) in a battle of unbeatens. Pinkerton's Khaliyah Ellis stopped seven shots in the 1-0 shutout while Lily Auger and Kate Bennett shined on defense.

With 40 seconds left in regulation, Lauren Lisauskas took a pass from Emma Johnston and fired home the game winner to lead Pinkerton field hokcey to a 2-1 win over Bishop Guertin.

Madi Robito sent the Pelham field hockey team home happy when she fired home the game-winner in overtime to beat Kingswood 1-0. Up next for the Pythons is defending Division 2 champion Derryfield on Friday.

Livi Manchester scored in the first half and that was all the Windham field hockey team needed to stay unbeaten (4-0), beating Winnacunnet 1-0.

The Timberlane field hockey team got itself in the win column after a 2-0 win over Nashua South. Lily Fay and Shawna Ruth were the Owls' goal scorers.

After a winless season a year ago, the Haverhill field hockey team already picked up its second victory of the young season after it beat Lawrence, 3-0. Joey Nolet scored twice for the Hillies (2-4), and midfielders Sydney Keyes and Hailey Corliss both played well.

Lauren Lisauskas scored twice and Emma Johnston had two assists as Pinkerton's field hockey team remained unbeaten (4-0) with a 4-0 shutout of Timberlane.

In a battle of two of the top field hockey teams in Eastern Mass., Central Catholic rallied from a 2-0 halftime deficit to tie Masconomet 2-2. Maddie DiPietro and Caitlin Finneran scored for the Raiders and Meghan Ferris had eight saves.

Justine Doyle was the offense for the Pinkerton field hockey team pn Saturday. She scored four of her team's five goals in a comfortable 5-0 win over Manchester Central.

Elinor Cotter ran in on a breakway, made a move to beat a defender and scored the overtime game-winner to give Sanborn a 2-1 victory over Bow.

The Haverhill field hockey team earned its first win of the season, beating Dracut 2-1. Joey Nolet scored both goals for the Hillies, standout goalie Zoe Martin made 13 saves and Hailey Corliss and Heather Reid both played well in the midfield.

Salem field hockey picked up its first win of the season, taking down Nashua North 5-0. Chloe Sicard provided the bulk of the offense for the Blue Devils with three goals.

Trailing 2-1 as the clock hit two minutes remaining, Claudia Crowe came up clutch for Methuen field hockey and buried the equalizing goal to secure a 2-2 tie against Lowell. She also assisted on the first goal scored by Alyssa Felpel.

Elinor Cotter got credit for the second goal of the game in Sanborn field hockey's 2-0 win over John Stark, but it was freshman Olivia Dwyer who made the goal happen with a nice assist.