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 Amesbury got its first tie of the year against Lynnfield. Mike Dragonas (high hurdle), Kevin Johnston (40), Alex Tamburello (2-mile), Patrick Fuller (1000), Peter Siess (mile), Matt Kilmartin (shot put), and the mile relay team of Jeff Fortuna, Dragonas, Johnston, and Tamburello all had first place finishes for the Indians.

Pentucket had a stellar meet in a win over Lynnfield. Emily Funk (40 hurdles, 6.6), Brittany Adams (40 dash, 5.6), Amy Babeu (2-mile, 12:55), Sarah Pearsall (shot, 27-6.5), Stephanie Fitzgerald (300, 43.3), Valerie Grim (600, 1:43, April O'Brien (1000, 3:13), Alanna Poretta (mile, 5:38), and the 4x400 relay team of Bernadette Corrado, Julia Quattrini, Breanna Yocum, and Grim (4:57) all had first place finishes for the Sachems.

 Elizabeth Levarity (40), Shauna Wade (2-mile), Vanessa LeBlanc (600), Mia Lufkin (1000), and Alyssa Harrison (high jump) all had first place finishes despite losing to Lynnfield, 50-36

Before the Sachems knew what hit them, they found themselves down 16-0. Pentucket was able to dig itself out of the major hole, but Lynnfield's athleticism was too much, 59-51.

Jordan Silva was the Sachem's high scorer with 18 points, and Joe Casey (12 points), Nolan Dragon (6 points), and Corey Fisher (6 points) all had career high scoring games for Pnetucket off the bench.

Despite forfeiting three weight classes due to lack of numbers, Pentucket was still able to hang tough with Lynnfield in a loss, 42-39.

For the Sachems Brandon Haley (103), Dan Dragon (135), Mark Pigott (152), Brian Cormier (160), Ben Stasiuk (189), Dane Kowalewski (215), and Shane Sloban (285) all had wins.

In the second night of back-to-back games, Pentucket held Lynnfield to two points in the first quarter and used stellar defense to hold the Pioneers under 30 points in a win, 55-25. Ashley Viselli led the Sachems with 17 points and had nine rebounds, and Erin McNamara had 16 points and five assists.

LYNNFIELD — It’s been a year filled with more downs than ups for North Reading.

After an impressive 3-0 start to the season, the Hornets dropped six of seven heading into yesterday’s Thanksgiving showdown at Lynnfield. In spite of the fact that the visitors had won the past three meetings by a wide margin (85-18), Lynnfield routed the now 4-7 Hornets, 21-0.

North Reading opened the season with just 18 players, but still managed to shock perennial Cape Ann League large power Pentucket on opening day. That kicked off a season-opening three-game winning streak.

North Reading star Darren Hartwell has scored a touchdown five different ways; passing, rushing, receiving, return a punt and returning a kickoff.

Georgetown exited from the Eastern Mass Tourney, after a 1-0 loss to No. 8 Lynnfield. The Oyals finish the season at 10-9-2).