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Junior Ryan Barrows ran his record to 12-0 and sophomore Mike Pappas turned in a complete effort as North Reading edged Triton in tennis, 3-2. "Playing first singles in the CAL is tough but Mike has played well all year," said coach Mark Bisognano. "(Yesterday,) he had consistent ground strokes and good net play, he played a complete match."

Under tough playing conditions in Byfield, pitchers Ryan McAuliffe and Ryan Boucher shined as North Reading blanked Triton, 10-0. Neither hurler yielded a walk and held the host Vikings to just four hits. Mike Brandano came through offensively for the Hornets with two hits and a pair of RBIs.

Methuen junior Chrissy Scionti threw a nifty 3-hitter, striking out seven without walking a batter as the Rangers nipped Triton 1-0. Kayla Potter drove in Nicole Perusse for the game's only run.

Tyler Leavitt pitched all seven innings and got stronger as the game went on. He struck out the final five batters to lead North Andover baseball 7-1 over Triton. 

Courtney Mangino scored her first goal of the season to help Georgetown girls lacrosse win 12-4 over Triton.

Fired up after losing a late lead to Newburyport in its last game, Pentucket responded by jumping out to a quick lead against rival Triton en route to a 6-2 victory. Sophomore Carley Desjardins shackled the Vikings with her two-hitter and leadoff batter Megan Haley powered the Sachems with a pair of hits, two runs scored an an RBI.

Sophomore Bobby Barry slapped a pair of ground-rule doubles to help lift Pentucket over Triton, 11-1. Corey McNamara dominated the Vikes on the hill, striking out a dozen over six strong innings.

Sophomore Bobby Barry slapped a pair of ground-rule doubles to help lift Pentucket over Triton, 11-1. Corey McNamara dominated the Vikes on the hill, striking out a dozen over six strong innings.

Whittier's baseball team continued to roll, blasting Triton 11-1. Paul Mahoney threw a nifty two-hitter, striking out 11, and the Wildcats (5-0) pulled away with a seven-run second inning highlighted by a Brian Vezina (2 for 4) triple and a three-run double by Andrew Wells (3 for 4).

After Triton rallied with two runs to tie the game in the top of the seventh inning, Stas Firek spanked a single that scored Jon DelaCruz with the game-winner as Haverhill prevailed, 7-6. DelaCruz had three hits including a home run, four RBIs and a stolen base in the victory.