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All and all it was a great season.  Tonight we played a gaat first half and tney came out in the third quarter and scored 10 goals from  the oustide.  hung our first banner in program (MVC 2 champ).

Andrew Ouellette scored his 100th point of the season yesterday to help lead Central Catholic to a 10-3 victory over Timberlane at Central Catholic. 

Ouellette scored four goals and added three assists to give him 66 goals and 35 assists on the season. 

LOWELL — After admiring the championship banners of the other sports hanging in the school's gym, now Central Catholic's boys lacrosse team can add its own.

After downing Haverhill yesterday, 12-5, the Raiders clinched the Merrimack Valley Conference's Division 2 championship with a perfect 8-0 record. It is the team's first title in its six-year existence.

Andrew Ouellette had another great game as he netted seven goals, recorded six assists and handled 14 ground balls as Central Catholic posted a 21-7 victory over Dracut. 

With just under two minutes left in the game, Andrew Ouellette took a pass and buried his fifth goal of the contest, the game-winner as Central Catholic edged Lowell 10-9. Ouellette added a pair of assists.

Andrew Ouellette scored seven goals and recorded two assists in Central Catholic's 13-8 victory over Haverhill.

Tom Auger had four of his six goals in the third quarter and added an assist as Pinkerton's boys lacrosse team whipped Central Catholic 15-6. The Astros outscored Central 7-1 in the third quarter. "We got our transition game going and had a lot of fast breaks," said Pinkerton coach Brian O'Reilly.

Andrew Ouellette pumped in four goals to help Central Catholic clip Dracut 8-6.

With Ryan Forgione (10 ground balls), Andrew McCarthy (7 ground balls) and Cody Lynch (6 ground balls) corralling loose balls and their Central Catholic teammates adding good defense, Tewksbury didn't stand a chance in a 15-5 decision.

Andrew Ouellette and Connor Murphy scored three goals apiece as Central Catholic held off Austin Prep, 6-5. Ouellette was the hero in more ways than one, scoring with just three seconds left after the Raiders had blown a 5-0 lead.