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Jen Rock led Triton with 12 points and 14 rebounds in the consolation game of the Ipswich Holiday Tournament. Rock was named to the All-Tournament Team. Lauren Mihalchik added 12 points for the Vikings (1-4). Brittany Caprio scored nine.

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."

Triton was out-gunned by Ipswich despite solid performances by Tom Bashaw (16 points) and Charles Anderson (12 points).

Britanny Caprio (16 points) and Jen Rock (11 points) both had strong performances coming off a hard fought game against Pentucket, but Ipswich with Amber Smith (24 points) was too much on the second night of back-to-back games for the Vikings, 54-44.

Joe Chandler (130) had a signature win 6-2 over Marblehead's captain Brandon Poulin as Triton defeated Marblehead, 33-15.

For the Vikings Dan Chandler (119), Mike Doherty (135), Nick Cross (1152), Brendan O'Neil (171), and Jordan Doucette (189) all had wins. 

Jordan Silva led Pentucket with 18 points. Triton's Charles Anderson scored 12 points, and Tom Bashaw added 10.

After losing a year ago to Division 1 Methuen 59-18, Triton exacted revenge beating the Rangers for the first time in three years, 39-34. Joey Chandler's (119) 5-2 win was the swing match and Jordan Doucette's pin (189) clinched the win.

Triton gave coach Karen Christian a pleasent surprise working the full-court press against Newburyport to near perfection creating 21 steals in the Vikes win, 58-32.

Jen Rock led the Vikings with 13 points and seven steals. Caleigh Meehan had 12 points and Lauren Mihalchik had 10 points for Triton. Sam Barribeault led all scorers with 14 points, including four thee-pointers, and Beth Castantini also had 10 points for the Clippers.

Chris Leslie scored his first career goal, the game winner with less than two minutes to play, to give North Reading a 4-3 win over Triton.

For Triton Keegan Howes had a goal and an assist, Craig White had a goal and an assist, Sean Lawless had a goal, and Colin Robinson and Mike Mysliwy each had an assist. In net Ned Beevers had 25 saves for the Vikings.

Last season, Pentucket avenged its first Thanksgiving Day loss in seven years with a 28-0 win. Now, the Sachems hope to keep the new streak rolling when they host Triton.

After two seasons of Nate Bunnell dominating the stats, Pentucket (6-4) has returned to spreading out the carries in its run-heavy wing-T offense. Halfback Chris Modlish (101 carries, 797 yards, 13 touchdowns) is the home run threat while fullback Dan Johanson (105 carries, 624 yards, 7 touchdowns) has grinded out the tough yards. Both have battled injuries throughout the year.