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ANDOVER — The league race already decided, both Andover and Lawrence's boys hoop teams used last night and probably every minute the next two weeks as preparation tools for the upcoming Division 1 North tournament.

ANDOVER — The league race already decided, both Andover and Lawrence's boys hoop teams used last night and probably every minute the next two weeks as preparation tools for the upcoming Division 1 North tournament.

ANDOVER — The league race already decided, both Andover and Lawrence's boys hoop teams used last night and probably every minute the next two weeks as preparation tools for the upcoming Division 1 North tournament.

ANDOVER — The league race already decided, both Andover and Lawrence's boys hoop teams used last night and probably every minute the next two weeks as preparation tools for the upcoming Division 1 North tournament.

ANDOVER — The league race already decided, both Andover and Lawrence's boys hoop teams used last night and probably every minute the next two weeks as preparation tools for the upcoming Division 1 North tournament.

ANDOVER — The league race already decided, both Andover and Lawrence's boys hoop teams used last night and probably every minute the next two weeks as preparation tools for the upcoming Division 1 North tournament.

ANDOVER — The league race already decided, both Andover and Lawrence's boys hoop teams used last night and probably every minute the next two weeks as preparation tools for the upcoming Division 1 North tournament.

ANDOVER — The league race already decided, both Andover and Lawrence's boys hoop teams used last night and probably every minute the next two weeks as preparation tools for the upcoming Division 1 North tournament.

LAWRENCE — The score cut-in to the left is no misprint. And believe it or not, Lawrence High actually led Central Catholic, 15-11, after eight minutes last night.

Lawrence shook off an early six-point deficit, surging behind another stellar effort from Jaylen Alicea (26 points, 5 assists and 2 steals) to flatten Lowell, 80-64. Jesse Hiraldo ruled the paint with 16 points, 11 rebounds and 5 blocks.