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Behindfive goals from senior Ally Fazio, Andover beat the top-ranked team in the state, Notre Dame, 13-11. Andover moves to 10-3 on the season while the Golden Warriors handed Notre Dame (11-1) its first loss of the season.

Nicole Boudreau scored 32 points, collected 12 rebounds and had eight steals to lead Andover past Notre Dame of Tyngsboro, 75-38. Ally Fazio had 12 points and eight assists for the 18-0 Golden Warriors.

In her first game back from the shoulder injury that cost her the first eight games of basketball and the entire soccer season, Olivia Biles scored a game-high 14 points including two 3-pointers as Andover beat Notre Dame 59-38.

Natalie Gomez-Martinez and Nicole Boudreau each tallied 18 points as Andover rolled over Notre Dame of Tyngsboro 76-44. The Golden Warriors improved to 15-0 for the season.

Coley Viselli knocked down four 3-pointers on her way to a game-high 18 points as Pentucket bested Notre Dame Academy 55-43.

Key hits from Shannon Murphy (leadoff double in the six-run fourth inning), Shannon Tully (RBI single in the fourth) and Molly Awiszus (run-scoring single in the five-run fifth) led Andover to a 14-6 victory over Notre Dame.

Two free throws from Devon Caveney with 12 seconds left made all the difference in Andover's 63-59 non-league victory over Notre Dame of Hingham. Caveney finished with 11 points including three 3-pointers, joined at the top of the scoring totals by sophomore Nicole Boudreau's game-high 28 points, 10 rebounds and 5 assists.

In the regular season rematch against Division 2 state champion Notre Dame of Hingham, Pentucket got off to a quick start and made it last in a 65-51 victory. Erin McNamara got the Sachem offense cooking with a game-high 23 points and 9 assists, while Coley Viselli provided 10 important points off the bench.

Ranked No. 1 in Eastern Mass. heading into the game, Andover was shocked by unranked Notre Dame of Hingham 60-50. Notre Dame had lost its previous three games, entered the day 4-5 and lost by 30 to Pentucket earlier in the season. The Golden Warriors (8-2) played the game without injured star Nicole Boudreau.

The Pinkerton girls soccer team will be asking for donations at its 4 p.m. home game today against Dover to help raise money for 14-year-old Pinkerton freshman Janelle James who was diagnosed with Acute Myeloblastic Leukemia in July.