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In his last potential game, Andover senior Panos Kareklas scored his first varsity goal in a 5-1 loss to Somerville.

Andover will continue to have nightmares of Central Catholic's Kyle Ouellette. The senior forward has scored two goals in each of the last three meetings with the Warriors. His two-goal outing last night helped the Raiders earn a 2-1 win over their rivals.

After pulling out a scoreless tie earlier this season, the Methuen boys soccer team stunned Andover 1-0 at home. Samir Ould-Sifya scored the lone goal late in the second half, and goalie Kyle Tremblay held Andover scoreless to post the shutout. The win marked Methuen's first win over Andover since Sept. 26, 2002, when the Rangers beat the Warriors 2-0. Methuen had gone 0-14-2 since then coming into tonight.

Andover's Dario Tagliaferri dove to his right to knock a shot from 30 yards out just right of the post in the final moments of the Golden Warriors' 2-1 victory over Tewksbury. Tagliaferri made five saves on the night, and Connor Nusky and Eoin Stack each scored a goal.

Normally an outside defender, Andover's Jeff Resnik decided to get into the offense. He stepped up to win a ball at the 30-yard-line, dribbled to the 18 and delivered a pretty left-footed shot to the far post to lift the Warriors to a 2-1 win over Dracut.

Connor Nusky scored 25 minutes into the second half to give Andover a 1-0 win Haverhill. Dario Tagliaferri stopped 9 shots and when he went out with cramps Clay Hallee (5 saves) stepped up.

Central Catholic scored twice in the first half and held on for a 3-1 win over Andover in boys soccer. Kyle Ouellette had a goal and an assist for the Raiders and Jack Frey played a strong defensive game.

Senior Eoin Stack recorded his first career hat trick, with all three goals coming in the second half as Andover rallied for a 3-2 victory over Lawrence.

Aidan Foley and Brandon Maldonado played terrific games on defense and Kyle Tremblay recorded the shutout as Methuen boys soccer tied Andover 0-0. Though not a win, the result marks a huge step forward for Methuen, which went winless last season and has not beaten an MVC team other than Lawrence since 2014.

Eoin Stack and Anthony Zucco each scored a goal and Andover edged Lowell 2-1 in its season-opener.