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Lauren Witzgall won three events (long jump, triple jump and 200) and pitched in to help the 4x100 relay team finish first, highlighting North Reading's season-ending 90-55 track victory over Lynnfield.

Mike Gochakowski erupted for seven goals as Georgetown rolled past Lynnfield, 13-9, for its third straight victory.

North Reading's Terri Ferrazzani and Lynnfield's Melody Mancinelli hooked up in a classic pitchers duel, yielding just two hits apiece. With a second-inning suicide squeeze from sophomore Tarah Reilly and a fourth-inning RBI triple from Ferrazzani, North Reading did just enough to escape with a 2-0 victory. Shelby Carney backed Ferrazzani up with six putouts in center field and Merri Moise took a pair of Lynnfield hits away with her strong range at shortstop.

Freshman Drew Guisinger had a breakthrough game, recording his first hat trick as part of North Andover's 18-3 boys lacrosse blowout of Lynnfield.

Chelsea Burke had seven goals and four assists and Morgan Gott chipped in with five goals and two assists as Georgetown held off Lynnfield 17-15, improving the Royals to 2-5.

RJ. Warnock was working on a three-hit gem but was behind by a run when he came to bat in the last of the fifth.  With two runners on, Warnock delivered a two-out double to help his own cause and lead North Reading to a 2-1 win over Lynnfield.  On the mound, the junior struck out three for a complete-game win.

In the final match of the day, Kyle Harris and Jack Maidment rallied to score the final three points and take a 7-6 (7-2), 3-6, 6-4 victory at No. 1 singles and give North Reading a 3-2 victory over Lynnfield.

Captain Olivia Boudreau was cooking offensively, scoring a career-high six goals and adding an assist as North Andover knocked off Lynnfield in lacrosse, 17-8. Michelle Martin was commanding on the defensive end for the Knights and also contributed two goals and an assist.

Sarah Higgins, an Eagle-Tribune Super-Teamer this basketball season, also can play lacrosse apparently. She netted five goals and recorded two assists, two draw controls and four ground balls as the Pentucket girls won 17-11 over Lynnfield. 

Dan Rivet scored midway through the third to give North Andover the lead, and Jake Silk iced the victory with an empty net goal as the Scarlet Knights handed Lynnfield third third loss of the season, 5-3. Silk scored twice and Dan O'Connor had three assists for the Knights (12-3-3).