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North Andover Scarlet Knights Boys Basketball '18-'19

Knights roll into Division 2 North final

NORTH ANDOVER – The Scarlet Knight starting five has built an impressive resume the past couple years having made a state title appearance a year ago. Three of this year’s starters even played pivotal roles in winning a state football title three months ago.

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Boys Basketball, 03/05/19 » 0 Comments & 0.0 Stars

Knights withstand pressure, down Malden Catholic

NORTH ANDOVER — Pressure, what pressure?

With 15 seconds left in a rough and tumble, back and forth Division 2 North quarterfinal game, with North Andiver clinging to a 71-68 lead in front of a loud and frantic crowd, senior Gabe DeSouza calmly went to the free throw line and sank two free throws to clinch a hard-earned 73-68 victory.

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Boys Basketball, 03/01/19 » 0 Comments & 0.0 Stars

McElroy paces Knights

NORTH ANDOVER — To have a chance against  defending Division 2 North champion North Andover in the first round Monday night, Burlington coach Phil Conners knew that one thing was a must.

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Boys Basketball, 02/25/19 » 0 Comments & 0.0 Stars

Hot from deep

Kyle Moore and Jake McElroy each hit six of North Andover's whopping 20 3-pointers as the Scarlet Knights rolled past Newton South 89-64. Mikey Gorgoni added three 3's for the winners.

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Boys Basketball, 02/17/19 » 0 Comments & 0.0 Stars

This time Goris with Lancer buzzer-beater

For the second Friday in a row, Lawrence won on a buzzer-beating 3-pointer. North Andover hit the first of two free throws but missed the second. Eric Garcia got the rebound and after a timeout made a long pass to Brandon Goris who nailed the 22-footer at the buzzer for the 63-62 win. Brian Martir, last week's hero, led LHS with 14 and Goris had 12. Jake McElroy was immense with 26 for the Knights including five 3's. He went over 1,000 career points (1,019; 995 at North Andover and 24 at Brooks as a freshman).

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Boys Basketball, 02/08/19 » 0 Comments & 0.0 Stars

After slow start, Lowell rolls past Knights

LOWELL — With four of the five Merrimack Valley Large squads knotted at 8-2 in conference play, being at full strength is more necessity than luxury as the squads close out the regular season with a second round of head-to-head play.
On the road Friday to face fourth-ranked Lowell, North Andover was a man down as starting senior center Garrett Murphy was sidelined for the third game since injuring his calf a week earlier in a win against Dracut.
The result for the seventh-ranked Scarlet Knights was a season-low point total as the Red Raiders rallied from an early hole for a run-away 63-46 victory.
“That’s part of it,” North Andover coach Paul Tanglis said of the injury. “But we didn’t really do anything to win that one after the first quarter. You have to come to play against a team like that or you’re going to lose.”
Darren Watson looked more than ready to play, scoring the game’s first 7 points and propelling the Knights (8-3 conference, 11-4 overall) into an 11-0 lead midway through the first. North Andover scored 18 points on 14 first-period possessions to take a 7-point lead into the second.
Matt Niejadlik, a 6-foot-4 senior center, proved more than capable filling in for Murphy, scoring six points with five rebounds and a steal in the first half. His put back with 2:46 left in the second put the Knights up 27-22. But North Andover obviously is more competitive with both big men available.
Tanglis said, “Obviously, having Garrett is going to help if he gets healthy. It’s going to be another week or two. We’re hoping he’ll finish up the regular season.”
But that Niejadlik putback would be North Andover’s final points of the half as Lowell (9-2, 15-2) used a 10-0 run to claim a 32-27 lead at intermission.
“They started pressuring us more,” said Tanglis, whose squad defeated the Red Raiders 68-61 earlier this year when Lowell was No. 1 in Eastern Mass. “They were pressuring the ball and denying everywhere. They took us out of what we wanted to do.”
With Rashawn Settles scoring 17 of his game-high 21 in the middle two periods, the Red Raiders kept extending the lead, opening their first double-digit advantage at 45-34 on a pair of Nate Siow free throws with 33 seconds left in the third.
In those two quarters, North Andover was just 5 of 26 from the floor, including 1 for 11 from beyond the arc.
“We turned the ball over like crazy,” Tanglis said. “And then we didn’t do much defensively. We gave them offensive rebounds and we let them get pretty much everything they wanted. It really swung one way after that first quarter.”
Deven Okowuga added 19 points for Lowell, which converted 47 percent (23 of 49) of its field goals.
“They do a tremendous job of just running their offense,” Lowell coach Robert Michalczyk said of North Andover. “They cause a lot of problems for a lot of teams. Playing at home certainly helps. 
“We dropped a tough one (at MVC Small Billerica) that we don’t even talk about. We had a little bit of a cushion, but now it’s going to be a grind. Having that cushion would’ve been awesome.”
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Boys Basketball, 02/01/19 » 0 Comments & 0.0 Stars

McElroy from downtown

Jake McElroy drilled six 3-pointers and finished with a game-high 22 points as North Andover drubbed Haverhill 71-37.

 

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Boys Basketball, 01/29/19 » 0 Comments & 0.0 Stars

North Andover 75, Chelmsford 60

North Andover downed Chelmsford, 75-60, as the M and M Boys, Jake McElroy (19 points) and Kyle Moore (17 points) each canned five 3-pointers. Darren Watson (14) and Matt Niejadlik (11) also hit double figures.

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Boys Basketball, 01/22/19 » 0 Comments & 0.0 Stars

Reynoso too much

North Andover held a 47-40 lead after three but Luis Reynoso answered the bell in the fourth, scoring 13 of his game-high 22 points en route to a 61-55 Lawrence win.
North Andover coach Paul Tanglis said, "Reynoso was a little too much for us in the fourth. We did a good job on him until the fourth."
Tanglis said it was a 3-point game in the final minute "and we had some decent looks but couldn't knock them down."
Jake McElroy (16), Gabe DeSouza (14) and Kyle Moore (13) combined for 43 points in the loss.

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Boys Basketball, 01/11/19 » 0 Comments & 0.0 Stars

Reynoso too much

North Andover held a 47-40 lead after three but Luis Reynoso answered the bell in the fourth, scoring 13 of his game-high 22 points en route to a 61-55 Lawrence win. North Andover coach Paul Tanglis said, "Reynoso was a little too much for us in the fourth. We did a good job on him until the fourth." Tanglis said it was a 3-point game in the final minute "and we had some decent looks but couldn't knock them down." Jake McElroy (16), Gabe DeSouza (14) and Kyle Moore (13) combined for 43 points in the loss.

Lawrence (9-2) snapped a two-game losing streak, both losses with Reynoso on the sidelines.

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Boys Basketball, 01/11/19 » 0 Comments & 0.0 Stars
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