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WESTON —  Arthur Nwobi rushed for 115 yards and scored on a 34-yard run, but that was Brooks' only score and it came in the fourth quarter.

As a result, Brooks remained winless (0-4) on the year, falling at Rivers (2-2), 28-6.

The top-ranked Brooks boys basketball team made a major statement against Rivers, the No. 2 team in the ISL standings, winning in a 72-49 blowout. Salem's George Smith tied his season with 24 points for Brooks (18-2), which led Rivers (17-4) by 19 at the half.

The Phillips girls soccer team has a talented senior class, but none of them had ever been on a team that beat Rivers. But that changed on Saturday, as Big Blue got two goals from Andover's Maddy Silveira to earn a 4-0 win.

Sara Moeller went the distance, allowing only three hits and striking out 10, leading Brooks to a 13-3 win over Rivers. Jen Connolly and Jen Mills each drove in three runs in the victory.

The seniors on the Brooks boys hockey team, like Andover's Michael Hughes, never had the feeling of beating Rivers. That changed last night, however, with a feel-good 2-0 win the seniors desperately wanted. Hughes scored a goal, and Spencer Pierce stood on his head and made 52 saves.

The Brooks boys basketball team beat Rivers, 65-55, in a rematch of last year's New England Prep Class B championship — a game Brooks won 65-40. Junior forward Myles Foster scored a season-high 13 points and added 10 rebounds in the win.

Freshman Brooke Rogers of North Andover scored twice as Brooks girls hockey netted all three of its goals in the third period to complete a 3-2 comeback win over Rivers. North Andover's Caroline Kukas had 26 saves for Brooks (7-0-1).

North Andover's Isabela Miller scored a pair of goals and Brooks field hockey took home the NEPSAC Class B championship with a 3-0 victory over Rivers on Sunday.