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For a time, it seemed as if Andover was on the verge of stealing momentum with the Division 1 North title on the line.

With the Golden Warriors trailing 1-0, the team of Elia Petros and Anna Higgins stormed to a dominant victory at No. 2 doubles, handing their teammates a spark and sending fans into massive cheers.

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.

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.

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.

Sophomore's Nina McKone and Diya Desai had a good varsity debut for Andover tennis, winning their second doubles match 6-0, 6-2 as the Warriors swept Lawrence.

Corina Muntean and Isabel Zhou rolled at first and second singles, respectively, and Andover girls tennis downed Methuen 5-0. Andover improved to 8-0.

Sidney Conway picked up a clutch, 6-3, 6-2 win at third singles to help Andover take down Notre Dame Academy of Tyngsboro 4-1. Isabel Zhou had a 6-1, 6-3 win at second singles.