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The Driscoll cousins of Haverhill led the Hillies to a 94-82 victory over North Andover in boys swimming.

Sean Driscoll won the 200 IM and 100 breastroke while Josh Driscoll won the 100 butterflyand 100 backstroke.

Andover's Eric Shi won the 200 freestyle (1:52.84) and 500 free (4:58.05) to lift Andover boys swimming to a 95-73 victory over rival Central Catholic. 

In the loss, Central's Will Pannos won the 200 IM (2:02.85), 100 butterfly (55.52) and helped the Raiders' 200 and 400 freestyle relay teams to victory. 

Matt Amedeo was a quadruple winner and Sam Clough, Sean Driscoll and Liam Frieswick were all part of three wins as Haverhill downed Pinkerton 91-77.

Griffen Andersen won four events and Central Catholic swimming squeaked by Haverhill 87-83.

Phillips Andover beat Exeter 122-64 to polish off its fourth straight unbeaten regular season (25 straight wins).   This afternoon, the Andover Boys’ Swimming and Diving Team faced the challenge of Exeter.  Andover entered the meet with a distinct advantage:  the squad is at the midpoint in its rest preparing for Easterns while Exeter has yet to begin its rest preparing for New Englands.  This gave the Andover swimmers a bit of an edge towards the end of races and led to a convincing win.     The meet began with Tim Wynter ’14, Justin Wang ’13, Alex Li ’15, and rookie Scott Simpson ’14 winning the 200 Medley Relay in 1:39.87 Captain Joe Faller ’14 nearly even-split the 200 Freestyle and won in 1:43.88 with Travis Bouscaren ’14 in second in 1:48.35.

CAMBRIDGE — Central Catholic senior David Kitchen made no attempt to hide his excitement last night.

“This was definitely the best performance of my high school career!” he said. “I am psyched.”

Led by James Baiguy and Connor Hopkins, Windham came in third in state Division 2 swimming competition. Baiguy placed sixth in the 200 IM and 100 breaststroke while Hopkins was fourth in the 50 freestyle and 100 backstroke. Both were also key contributors in the 200 freestyle relay that came in second as well as the third-place 200 medley relay.

Behind freestyle domination from Eric Zhao, Andover rolled to a convincing victory in the MVC league meet yesterday.

The Golden Warriors piled up 378 points, outdistancing runner-up Chelmsford (305) and third-place Central Catholic (254).

North Andover had plenty of track highlights over the weekend. At Saturday's State Coaches Invitationals, Kyle Quinn ran a school record 1:25.31 to place third in the 600 meters. Patrick Irwin took third with a personal best 6-2 in the high jump. At Sunday's Elite Meet, the 4x800 team of Dan Marino, Chris Dalke, Jacob Johns and Zach Frahlich ran a school record 8:19.26.

Eric Zhao won the 200 freestyle (2:07.04) and 100 freestyle (49.50) and swam on the winning 200 freestyle relay as Andover improved to 9-0 with a 95-89.