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Andover swept the doubles to pull out a tough 3-2 win over Lexington. The clutch doubles teams were Annette Kim/Caroline Yang at No. 1 and Elia Petros/Anna Higgins at No. 2. The Golden Warriors (18-1) will next play Boston Latin (19-2) in the Division 1 North semifs.

Isabelle Comerford won top singles 6-0, 6-3 to help No. 8 North Andover beat No. 9 Revere 5-0 in the Division 1 North first round. Lizzie Lynch and Julia Webster teamed to take No. 1 doubles for the Scarlet Knights, who travel to No. 1 Acton-Boxboro on Friday at 4 p.m.

With five new starters in the rotation, Windham girl's tennis coach Mike Keshigian didn't have the highest of expectations heading into this year. Safe to say his team proved him wrong. With three freshmen, one sophomore and a junior in the starting lineup, the Jaguars made it to the state title game, but lost to top-seeded Portsmouth 7-2.

No. 6 Pelham threw a scare into No. 2 Conant but fell, 5-4, in the Division 3 semifinals. For the Pythons, Amira Eid and Salihah Bogner won in singles and at first doubles.

Lawrence girls tennis beat Billerica 3-2 for its first win since the last two matches of the 2016 season. That was 31 straight lossses including 15 this spring. The wiins were by Anabeliz Brito 4-6, 6-2, 7-6 (7-2) at No. 2 and Suhaydee Disla at No. 3 singles. The victory was clinched by the second doubles team of Cordelia Abidaoud-Karolina Reyes.

Triton girls tennis beat Haverhill 3-2 to qualify for the state tournament. Julia Casaletto won at second singles 6-3, 6-0 and the teams of Erica Lamkin and Casey White (6-1, 6-1) and Linda Freeman and Malia Hulbert (6-2, 6-1) each won at doubles to get the victory.

Tied after singles action, Pelham's Amira Eid and Salihah Bogner won first doubles and Allyson Muller and Rachel Day took second doubles to clinch the No. 7 Pythons' 5-4 win over No. 3 Interlakes in the Division 3 quarterfinals. Pelham will now travel to No. 2 Conant on Friday at 4 p.m.

Locked in a heated match with Lexington, it all came down to the first doubles team of Annette Kim and Caroline Yang for Andover. The duo won the first set 6-3, got clobbered 0-6 in the second set, but rallied to win the decisive third set 6-1 to give the Warriors (16-1) a 3-2 match victory.

In a battle of two of the top girls tennis programs in the region, Andover slipped past Lexington 3-2. The Warrioirs (16-1) won both doubles and got a pivotal 6-2, 7-5 win at third singles from Sidney Conway.

Methuen girls tennis swept a double-header with Lowell, winning each match 5-0. Katelyn Wojtowicz played well at third singles for the Rangers (8-7), who qualified for the state tournament after their first match victory of the day.

On Senior Day for Andover girls tennis, senior duos Elia Petros/Melisa Kreismanis and Alana Rafiee/Julia Washburn shined at first and second doubles respectively in a 5-0 win over Haverhill.

Alexa Gaton stepped into the varsity lineup and scored her first victory of the season, a 6-1, 6-0 win at No. 2 singles, as Methuen bested Haverhill 4-1.