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After going scoreless in the first quarter, Corey McNamara notched eight points in each of the next three quarters as Pentucket rallied for a 55-51 victory over Lynnfield.

North Reading's girls track team pulled out a tight victory in the meet-ending relay to defeat Lynnfield, 47-39. Gina D'Alelio, Emily Schille, Briana Goddard and Rachel Roberts came together for the win to get the Hornets to the .500 mark.

North Reading's boys track team pieced together a good win, beating Lynnfield, 54-32 behind Michael Bitto, who won the hurdles in 7.6 and finished second in the high jump at 5-2.

Tim Howard set a school record in diving (237.55) to lead North Andover to a 97-87 victory over Lynnfield.

Karissa Keating, a key role player all season, had another nice game, scoring five points and grabbing seven rebounds to lift North Andover to a 57-38 victory over Lynnfield.

North Andover and Lynnfield had matching records in hockey, they even lost to the same team (Triton). So it's no surprise the teams played to a 1-1 tie last night. Strong defense led by Ernest Guerrera and Nick Pino kept Lynnfield off the scoreboard until the final two minutes of play.

Junior Ian Mitchell recorded his first career hat trick as Pentucket pushed Lynnfield to the limits before falling 4-3. Sam Bomba made 31 saves for the Sachems.

With nine 3-pointers, Lynnfield's offense was unstoppable in a 66-59 victory over North Reading. Chris Capozzoli had 17 points while Evan Wade and Mike O'Brien added 16 points each for North Reading.

As part of a 49-37 track victory over Lynnfield, Pentucket freshmen Paige Wesolowski (600) and Brianna Repke (1000) posted times that qualified them for the CAL meet. Despite only four victories, the Sachems placed 17 point scorers out of 22 spots for the team win.

NORTH READING — North Reading head coach Jeff Wall didn’t want to break up his team’s postgame huddle. “As soon as I break it up, you know it’s over,” he said.