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Freshman Tom Stabile, along with juniors Jason Ricketts and Glen Hartford, combine to win a dazzling 14 of 17 faceoffs to help lead North Andover to a 12-1 win over Pentucket.

 Nick Morin scored a school-record seven goals for Pelham, which beat Milford 12-2.

Eric Valenti scored four goals and Cody Carbone and Nate Seed each netted three goals as North Reading boys lacrosse beat Georgetown 14-3. 

A tough season hasn't taken the fight out of Central Catholic's lacrosse team, rising up on Senior Night for a 9-6 defeat of Tewksbury. Defenseman Ryan Forgione had 13 ground balls and Tim Bamford won 13 of 18 faceoffs in the Raider victory.

Goalie Jeff Trovato made 22 saves and also had an assist as Windham boys lacrosse won 12-9 over Kennett.

Masconomet goalie Tighe Van Lentenmade a superb save with under a minute left to play, crushing Andover's comeback effort and preserving the Chieftains' 10-9 victory. Superb team defense shut out Masco over the final eight minutes of play while Connor Gaffney and Nick Price (two goals and an assist each) sliced a 10-7 deficit to one, but the Warriors just couldn't get any closer.

With 28 seconds left in regulation, Conor McCarthy scored an unassisted goal to give Pinkerton an 8-7 victory over defending Division 1 state champion Bishop Guertin 8-7. BG knocked the Astros out of the toruney last season. Pearce Connel added 15 key saves for the winners.

Brett Pittera (goal and two assists) turned almost every faceoff into a Salem possession, winning all but one of the two dozen he had, as the Blue Devils defeated Manchester Memorial, 16-7. Nick Harbilas exploded for six goals and an assist in the win.

After a tough first half under challenging conditions, Londonderry pulled together as a team and drove past Manchester Central for a 12-4 victory. Tyler Ball led the Lancers offense with three goals and three assists.

Zander Buttress scored the game-tying goal and, with 1:05 left in regulation, took a pass from Jory Makin and scored the game-winner as Brooks topped Phillips 8-7.