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Freshman Kyle White stepped up to first doubles and teammed with Ross Boyle for a 7-6, 7-5 win. They helped North Andover blank Lynnfield 5-0.

Salem won two close matches in doubles to slip past Manchester Central 5-4 in a thriller. Chris Bacho and Ryan Greenleaf won at first doubles 9-7 and Ryan Hatfield and Connor Morisseau survived a 9-8 (7-3) tiebreaker at third doubles.

North Reading's first doubles team of Patrick Rubin and Kyle Harris improved to 8-0 with a 6-1, 6-2 win over Wilmington.

Andover's doubles teams of Sameer Sangal-Sam Frykenberg and Larry Lee-Tyler Vazwon big in a 5-0 romp over Lowell.

Chris Bacho, Ryan Greenleaf and Connor Morisseau each had singles and doubles wins to help Salem narrowly defeat Nashua South, 5-4.

Freshman Chris Harrow earned his fist ever victory at No. 1 as North Reading boys tennis won 5-0 over Amesbury. He battled back after losing the first set 0-6. 

Andover's boys tennis team knocked Central Catholic from the unbeaten ranks with a convincing 4-1 victory. Christian Waters hung on for a solid victory at second singles for the Warriors, who won their fifth straight match. 

A tennis battle of division leaders went Phillips' way as the large school top-dog dealt small school leader Roxbury Latin its first loss, 4-3. Freshman James Heaney "won a battle of wills" according to coach Greg Wilkin, taking his fifth singles match to get Phillips the win.

Sophomore Alex Hammond won his sixth tennis match in a row, remaining unbeaten for the season and his career, in North Andover's 5-0 blanking of Wilmington. Freshmen Kyle White and Eric Alpert also played well in winning at second doubles.

North Reading boys tennis players Patrick Rubin and Kyle Harris won their No. 1 doubles match, 6-0, 6-2, against a pair from Triton to improve to 6-0 this season as the Hornets were victorious 4-1.