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Tyler Ball not only scored six points, but he directed the offense effectively as Londonderry drubbed Manchester Memorial, 21-3. "Tyler is really on top of things," said head coach Joe McCune, "not just with points but he directs the flow of offense. He knows when to shoot as well as when to pass."

Ben Warren scored six times and now has 29 goals this season as Georgetown boys lacrosse won 13-8 over Saugus. 

Lightning forced a rare lacrosse tie as Brooks and Roxbury Latin played to a 5-5 stalemate in the fourth when it had to be halted. Freshman Will Eikenberry of Andover netted his first career goal for Brooks.

Ryan Forgione dominated the defensive end, scooping up a dozen ground balls to backbone Central's 8-6 boys lacrosse win over Haverhill.

After missing the previous four games with a broken thumb, Rob Hart returned to score seven goals and lead Londonderry to a 13-4 win over Salem.

C.J. Bouchard, with four goals and three assists, took over the game, according to Timberlane coach Jim Kelly, lifting the Owls to a 13-9 win over Bishop Brady.

C.J. Bouchard, with four goals and three assists, took over the game, according to Timberlane coach Jim Kelly, lifting the Owls to a 13-9 win over Bishop Brady.

Casey Sweeney scored his 100th career goal in Haverhill's 7-4 victory over Dracut.

Looked upon to fill a scorer's role this season, Ben Brock stepped up with a five-point effort in Georgetown's 10-8 defeat of Danvers. "After playing a different position last year, Ben was chomping at the bit to show what he can do," head coach Matt Bouchard said. "He's done a nice job at that position."

Cam Ecker scored a career-high five goals, but Brooks saw four game-tying attempts get foiled by Groton's goaltender in a 10-9 setback.