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Sophomore Darren Lewis scored 10 points for Triton. Junior Mike Foley added 10.

"Defensively, we're playing really well," Triton coach Ryan Souliotis said. "We're struggling to get shots to fall. We're getting good shots, but they're not going in."

Haverhill's Brad McGovern scored twice and assisted one as the Hillies scored four times in the third period to beat Danvers 5-2.

Host Danvers may be a big underdog against NEC Large champion Gloucester, but they've won four of the last nine games between the two teams at Deering Stadium.

two late goals: down 0-2. Frank Freedman, senior outside midfielder. Chris Horne senior left outside midfield (first varsity goal).

Fishermen, 1-1. all season, we've been in every game. Swampscott we had a goal called back, they would have been the champions. missed a PK in the first half. that's kinda the way our season has been, missed three penalties. 3-5-7, +1 goal differential. 3-6-9, -2. we've been competitive in every game, we've tied a lot of teams that are going to the tournament. taken a lot of teams to the brink. results haven't gone our way.

With nothing to play for but pride, the Fishermen (3-6-9 overall, 3-5-7 in the NEC) saved one of their finest performances of the season for the last game. Most impressively, Gloucester was down 2-0 on the road in the second half before making its comeback. 

The Gloucester field hockey team finished the first half of the season on a high note with a 4-0 victory over rival Danvers. Kat LaCroix and Olivia Frontiero had a goal and an assist each for Gloucester (6-2-1). Alisha Clayton added the other Fishermen goal and Marissa Drozd had an assist.

LOWELL | It was five minutes before 11 p.m. Saturday night when James Riordan finished his conversation with a reporter, looked around LeLacheur Park and realized there wasn't another member of his Masconomet Regional baseball team in sight.

LOWELL | When Masconomet's Kyle Shepard came to bat with the go-ahead run in scoring position in the eighth inning of Saturday night's Division 2 North final at LeLacheur Park, he was looking to accomplish something no one had ever done.

LYNN | Some would call it "small ball." Others would say it was opportunistic baseball.

In this instance, however, you can simply refer to it as The Danvers High Way.

The Falcons, who have become hardball masters at exploiting their opponents' smallest mistakes and capitalizing to the fullest, did so again last night | and in the process earned the program's biggest win in seven years.

DANVERS | The answer: pressure and losing.

The question: What two things do Danvers High senior right-hander Bobby Dean seem impervious to?

As the calendar turns to June and the stakes in high school baseball circles get greater with each new game, Dean remains as calm and carefree as someone laying on the beach of some remote island. He spun another gem yesterday, fanning 12 Tewksbury hitters in a complete game outing to lead the Falcons to a 3-1 triumph in a Division 2 North quarterfinal contest at the Twi-Field.