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North Andover went 1-1-1 at the Division 2 duals. The Knights knocked off Mansfield, 51-24, but fell to Plymouth South, 54-21. They finished up with a 37-37 tie vs. Tyngsborough/Dracut. Kaleb Rhoton led the way for the Knights, going 3-0 with 3 pins. 

Methuen field hockey won its third straight, blanking Tyngsboro, 2-0.  Katrianna Vega shined in the midfield and Alex Tardugno stopped 12 shots.

Pelham junior Conor Maslanek is picking up where he left off last year, cruising to first at 195 pounds at the Tyngsboro Tournament Saturday. Also for the Pythons, who finished eighth, Nick Carroll was the runner-up at 182 and Evan Haskins was third at 160.

Piper Hugus had two goals and an assist as Methuen rallied past Tyngsboro 4-1 for its first field hockey win of the season.

Despite moving up three weight classes, Pelham sophomore Conor Maslanek is doing just fine, thank you. In fact, he took first place Saturday at the Tyngsboro Tournament to pace the Pythons to fifth place overall. Heavyweight Tony Zolt was second for Pelham.

Jacob Greer, Cob Yirrell and Chris Crowninshield swept the singles as Methuen slipped past Tyngsboro, 3-2, to finish the regular season at 14-5.

After a tough tiebreaker loss in Methuen's first match of the year against Chelmsford, freshman Chris Crowninshield delivered a 6-2, 7-6 (7-4) tiebreak victory to not only earn his first varsity win, but to help the Rangers beat Tyngsborough 3-2 and remain undefeated.

After following behind by two runs in the first inning, Methuen responded with 10 runs total (five in the fifth) to earn a 10-3 season-opening win over Tyngsborough. First-year starting catcher Heather Wood had a two-run single in the fifth that broke open the game.

Georgetown won twice in a weather-shortened quad-meet at Gloucester to improve to 10-0. Josiah Krason (126) and John Blythe (152) both had a pair of pins and Ian Forgitano had a big 3-2 win over Mike Titus of Saugus at 113.

With his parents waiting for him to head to the Methuen awards banquet, senior Zach Muller teamed with Albert Kim to rally for a 4-6, 6-2, 6-2 win at No. 1 doubles to help the Rangers beat Tyngsboro 5-0.